Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-09-25

ARTICLE K.
In relates TO the police Of ne ports the lading M
adinE ships, the wArshOussng and sl1ss q 500
and The disposal Of personal property o every SoI. ana aeno
nation BY sAe donation e1cssge OF q h oSo
justice the sti.ens q each eOnraeaog party ai 1 s
as native Citizens. and a not e char in any q these
pects with asy other or higher poss Or aass tn.n =
laws and regulations Of such territories
In the Of citizen Ct either of the two contrasting par
ties dying without temeut territory Of the otheI
contracting party the general eonsu vice consu o.
the nation 70 which the deceased ong or In his absence
SHALL country permit charge
q The property which s deceased have s oS es s.n.A
e named By the said consul general eOnsu or vieeeOnstu or
ARTICLR xI.
cH1ens Of the United stss Of America residing in the
territories q The Republic Of Paragay and the citizens Of the
P1Pe ~ 2. rsngssy rs1ing n as onlsa states q A@so
ever wsther BY SEA OF land and from an forced oans militia
pay any charges requion or taxes other or hger an those
mat are or may be paid By native etiIens
ARTICLE XII.
Ishal be free for the contracting parties appoint
consus for the protection Of reside territories Of
the other party but before ay any shall such he
% uS y s .sS = eDs .s1 9oS 3, s @ % % tG
parties except from the ree q eOrsuls such particular
The diplomatic agents and Of United Of Amer
@ in the territories Of the Republic O Paraguay shah enjoy
there granted the diplomatic agents consu Of any other
consuIs of he Rspube o. Pa-asy S % Unissd state Of
ADerica shall enjoy Ehatsvr privileges, exemptions
mites or may e there granted agents Of other nation
whatever.
ARTICLE XIII.
For The better security of between citizens
United States Of America and the citizens Of the Republic
agusy is sgeed that any any ntsrrupton Of nd
y intercourse rupture should unfortunately place
ad contracting parties may established in lie territories
O the other in TIE exercise q ae special employment
shall have the privilege Of remaining and continuing
employment therein without Of interruption, il
Rave and commit no once against he Is snd hsr
and eaes OF whatever description they BE- whether
sha not be liable to szure equestYOn or to anv o
charges demands than these which made upon the
prefer eaye he country they shan be allowed e time hey
may require qudate their accounts and dispose Of their pro-
ports which they shall themselves select Consequently,
case referred to Of rupture me public funds Of The contrasting
States SHALL be eOnaeased, sequsstered detained
ARTICLE XIV.
citizens either Of the contracting parties residing
the the territories Of the other shall enjoy regard to their hO1s
| as full and ample manner native citizens.
In like manner citizens contracting party shall en-
shall not be molested religious belief and
such Of those citizens die in the territory q the other par
/ for the purpose, with suitable decorum and respect.
The citizens q the United States Of America residing within
territories Republic Of Paraguay shall be liberty
exercise, in private and in their dwellings, within the
States Of America their religious rites services, and worship
and to assemble therein for that purpose without hndanes or
molestaiOn-
The present treaty shall be force during years.
from the day Of the exchange Of the Tahesons and further
ted States Of America part government
the othe shall have given notice Of its intention to
The Paaguayan government shall be at liberty to address to the
government United States Of America its representa-
upon in this article
ARTICLE XVI.
The present treaty shall ratified by Ezceney
dent Of United States Of America within the Of een
months, ear IL pcsbe and by his Exceeney the Presi
dent Of the Republic Of Paraguay within twelve days from this
In witness Ehreo the respective have signed
Done a. GssampOn Ibis fourth day February in the year
Of Lord one thousand eight hundred and hftynine
NICOLAS VAsQUEZ. [sEAL
the sud treaty has been duly ratified both
In the city Of Washington 7h Instant by Cas
Secretary Of State Of States,
part % their respective governments:
Now, therefore, be i knewn that I. JAMES BUCHANAN,
United States Of America caused the said
treaty he made pnblc to the end that the and every
good ah by the United states and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof hVe heeuno set my hand and caused
Done at the city Of wAshinssOn. this s.eHta day Of
March, in the year Of our Lord thousand sighs
sEA hundred and sixty and OF the Independence Of he
JAMES BUCHANAN.
LEWIS Cas-, Secretary Of STATE.
Convention between the UDed States Of Amsa and the
eluded at Santiago, November 10 1855 RA.hed Angus. 4.
sident Of the United States, December - 1859.
By the Presideat Of tie United States Of Ahaerica
A PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS convention, providing for reference rbl
the cargo Of the brig Macedonian the
America and the Republic Of Ch concluded and signed BY
their respective pIenpOentass Santiago, tenth day
November one thousand eight hundred and hyeght which
convention being the English and Spanish languages Is word
for word, as follows:
between the United States Of America and the Repu
| lie Of Chile.
The Government America gov
erpmeut Of Chile, desiring amicaby
by former upon the latter for certain citizens Of
United States Of America, who claim be the hifu owners Of
and in fOrcby taken fro the possession
Captain Elphalet smith. citizen Of the United states Of
America, in the valley Of snA in the territory Of the former
rane, time Vice Admiral Of the Chilean squAdrOnhsye
agreed the name John Bger. Envoy EqraOrnary
S5d Minister Pepipoentiay Of the United States Of America
the latter Don Geronimo Uneneta Minister Of state in the
Department Foreign Relations in the
and In behalf Of their respective governments examine said
terms Of Just and honorable
The Aforesaid plenpoenias after having exchanged their
full powers and found them in due and good form sincerely de-
string preserve intact and strengthen the friendly relations
which happily exist between their respective and TO
bs have srrd in the name OF he government which taeh
- snSr n The aybityat on of M Majesty The King OF
-, ,1sSo1 bst-seo thrpa 1esnecting he L.
, ss,x o9 the above referred h cspture Of silver In
I T.; 80 ysds on The ninth dav on Msv 1921 bv order
- - cbr-e VIC Adr,ira of The Chilean souadron In the
% ~ sitana In he territory o the fermer Vice Royalty Of
p r. roa m sales n erchapdse imported into shat
~ Lr- NaceIo1ia, beloD1in- to he merrbapt ma
| e oouu !; -. ~ T.;1a5 statss N America
beres,re the ministers his Majesty
tne MIG @ Q. DC N go q 900 On tie fooVng noints
~, ,ba cisjD, which tb sava-rsnant of tbe
fIsS- IS o % nstes mon tbst of Chile on aeconpt
eapure G silver mentioned in the preamble OF this con-
vention, Just N Enos OF u ~ Sia par - IN r, nh, = +h.
Of Chile to allow and pay 70 the Oh me
United States OF America as indemnify LOT me capture
Third Is tne goVernHensV S1 ~ " " sns
to aow interes tnefeon anu 80 a. Anu Nn-'
date Is interest 70 oe Psd -. -. -, ~, -
The contracting parties US Jey tne lhg
Of Belgium snGli eecioe tne le ~ II
spOndence Which hAS Pas:eu le
two governments a. ao he
and other proofs produced during me controversy on me sacI
Of this ePtnre aho upon o' " "
presented by each 80, - =, q,
Each patty to furnish the arbsr with eooy OF me eoron
ard documents above referred TO- or 50 ne hereol As u
desires to present. As well as Win us s memorial "hin one