Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1860-11-03

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America III OTna, sllall ~ all tlnes nave the right
to correspond on terms of perfect equality and
confidence with the officers Of tho Privy Council
at the capital or with the governors general Of the
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Privy Council at the capital he shall have theright
to send through either Of the said governors gen
era or by the general post; and all such communi-
cations shall be sent under seal, which shall be
most carefully respected The Privy Council and
governors general as the case may be, shall in all
cases consider and acknowledge such communca-
tions promptly and respectfully
ART. V. The minister Of the United STATES of
America in China, whenever he has business shall
have the right to visit and sojoun at the capital
Of his Majesty, the Emperor OF China, and there
confer with member of the Pryy Council, orany
other high officer of equal rank deputcd for that
purpose, on matters Of common interest and ad-
vantage, His visits shall not exceed one in each
year. and he shall complete his business without
unnecessary delay lie shall be allowed togo by
land or come to the mouth Of the Pehc, into
which he shall not bring ships-ofwar, and he shall
inform the authorities at that place in Ordg that
boats may be provided for him to 90 on his jour
ncy. He is not to take advantage of this stipula-
ton to request visits to the capital on trivia occa-
sions. Whenever he means to proceed to the
capital he shall communicate, in writing, his inten
ton to the Board Of Rites at the capital and there
upon the said board shall give the necessary direc-
ions to facilitate his journey and give him neces-
sary protection and respect on his way. On his
arrival at the capital he shall be furnished with a
suitable residence prepared for him, and he shall
defray his own expenses and his entire suite shall
not exceed twenty persons exclusive of his Chi
ncse attendants, none Of whom shall be engaged
in trade
ART. VI. If al any time his Majesty the En-
peror of China shall, by treaty voluntarily made,
or for any other reason, permit the representative
Of any friendly nation to reside at his capital for
long Or short time, then, without further consul
taton or express permission the representative Of
the United States in China shall have the same
privilege
Art. VII. The superior authorities of the Uni
ted States and of Chinain corresponding together
shall do so terms of equality and in form of mutual
communication, (chauawm.) The consuls and the
local officers, civil and military in corresponding
together shall likewise employ the style and form
of mutual communication, (chauhwui) When
inferior officers of the one government address SUI
perior officers of the other they shall do so in the
style and form Of memorial, (siin chin. Private
individual, in addressing superior officers, shall