Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1860-12-05

114 VIII the tEpreSt{1txkibn m1<Ie, III
~ the goods snaafn MA her ovi kin,
Asrxs u1tba Szz slIISg4 tIlsa NIKE
efnDrs 1e1a II tho pors cseaxauce of ID
pd 80 t6e araounl 0f duIIes paili q
y ss1sf, snd asiises tise same to Is
lesehank, md shAli $40 certify shE fac,
n ne o6sefs BIZ susloms Of the 9TH
t<osfs III whiclf being a6ha al fkad affrfys
M pnrf III We stssst Hi whith ths aood
~ iaaen, nd WI ilkhg being fpuad, y
aEnihhtfpn sherF, cerxsspond, in
Elall be permitted iD bfeak bnlk and ian
the said goods Eiehoai being subject i
De paynshzk Oh any adsaitiouG daty there
pa Bot 4, on s.irh exam iratsDu, shess
lTfntesidsEt Of customs shah deises hn1
Iraud On me revenue. Id the case. fhenlth
goods shall be Eubisct Il to fokfaitnye ani
kanhseasion To ths f5hinaHa goysrnnent
kofeign grain pF ric9 brought into anl
ff,efs II G5hhissA Hi ship II ttafe taf e gEsuitss
6tafess md not landed, aiiay be re- expOrf
~ N5ffbEss hindfsnces =
AM1. XXI. The toniiags aaky on YES,
- sf - tlkisssi Stssss sliafl Be paid Or
their beng Admisted I'd entry. Duties b
iaaport shah be paid Cd the .discharre 81
tks goods, and duties OF export on tsis
laasng Of The same. When gil such du.
ties shah ttavn been paid, and NOT before,
the eoilseSug uf customs shalt 1--WE a nor
clearance, and rhe consul shaIl return III,
ships papers. The dnties shall be pail
70 the shrofs authorized by tia chihass
gevsraasent 10 receive the same. Dntio.
shall be Iaid and received, eisher. III sfdS
siIyrFor Ia foreign money, at the rats 81
the aaya II the consul permits 4 ship ID
leaYs The port before the duties and tsu,
mage dues are paid, heshali ba haia te-
sT0sible therefor. tf1 ~
! Aag. K1iII. When goods on board any
merchant vessel of the United States Id
pors reqsssra 10 be trmnsshlppest 10 anoth-
er yessel, application shalf be made to
the eonssai, who shah certify what il TIE
oeossioa therefpr to the superintendent of
custaiass ssho may appoint officers 10 ak
anime inas the facts and permit the trans
shipment, And If any goods be trans
shipped without written permits they shall
be sabjees TO be forfeited to the Chinese
Eoyewnaent. M
AaT, XIV. Where shere debts duo dy
subjects of China TO citizens Of the Unised
States, che latter fnsy seek redress in law;
and, oa suitable representations being
made 20 the local authorities, through the
consul, they will cause due examination
in the premises, and take proper steps to
compel satisfaction. and if citizens of
tbs United States be indebted 70 subjects
Of China, che latter naay seek redress BIZ
through the consul, or by
suit In the consular court but neither
govefnniens will hold itself responsible
for such debts.
Ass. XIV Il shall be lawfai for the
ofbcssEs or citizens of the United States to
eEnpioy sehol liars and people Of any part
Of GAinsl, without distinction Of persons,
to teach any Of the Languages Of the en-
piFe, ana 20 assist In literary iabors and
The persons 50 employed shall not for chat
CaRse be subject 10 any iniury on the part
eithax OF the government or Of fndfYidu-
Riss and IL sAall In like marnar Be lawful
for eitispns Of the United States to psrr-
chase ali manner Of books In China,
AgT. 4AFI Relations Of peace and
aaaity between the United States and Chi
na being established BY this treaty, and
the vessels Of che Unitei States being adj
missad 10 trade freely TO and from the
poets of Ohisa open 20 foreign eomsncrca,
Ii is further agreed thai, in case at any
sisne hereafter China shoaid be nj var
with auy foreign nation whatever, and
shoald for that cause exclude snch nation
from entering her ports, still the vessels
OF the URitsd States shall not the less
oentinas TO pursue their commerce III
frecdun and oesurity, and 10 transport
goods 20 and from The ports Of the bei+
gigercf,t powers, fuh respect being paid ID
shsnputfaiisy of the DAG of the Cnined
States: provided, that the said flag shall
mon VFosest sssels engsged In she trans-
portAiIen of ef6 6esFs on soldiers Ia The esa-
ssay's service nor shall said aag be fraasi-
aleatly gssd To eaahls the enemy's ships,
with their oarEocs, 30 enter the porte of
China; but ali saeh vessels 30 offending
shall b8 subject to foFf2isure and esnfss-
cation 10 the Chinese ges ssnaaenf. a,
AIR. XVII. All sslssssons IL regard
to rights, whether of property or uerssn,
arising hatwpea oitiEens Of shs unised
States liz CHINA, shall DO suhiHrs ID shs
jurisiiesion and regulated by fhe author
ties Of their owm goYernaassaas and ell
controversies occurring Ia china betweeE
oitisens OF tbs United States and The suh-
ieets lf any other governments shall be-
regulated By she sseasies existing betw4en
the United States and such goyernmeats,
wishant inssFferenoe on The
part os Uhfna. t4
ARr. XVIII. H cieisesas Of the United
ssstas hare special occasisn 10 address
ary eeuarzanration 90 the Chinese local
oihesra II goyernment, aAsy shalI sabnsis
the sanac 20 theis consul or osher officer,
10 assar:aine Il the language ha proper
aad respsa4ful, and the matter iast and
right II wtiels syeas be shall TRANSMIT
the saaao 10 the appfopTShke autherisies
tor their uoasiieHAtiou aad action In the
rI1szaAses. Il sqhIects ef China have ue-
1r. to address the ecnsal ak the Ula-
~ States ts,eg sAAy address hin siirestFs
- the same sina they inform their ewn
gl6ssss, representing the eassfor his con.
and sassdn In the premises; md
Il eonsravsssias arise between efsigens of
shs United Ssatss and sabiets dd Ohina,
whick cannos be asnicabIy sestIed Other.
wise, The saafie shall be eIansinsd and de-
asded eamgofsnahiy 10 justice sud eqaity
by tbs pahlia efEoars % fha swo nations.
acsfnS N oeNjnncticn. The exsortion of
illegal fses " uxpfessly psohibited. ANY
peaesafae parsoFs are aliawed ID Alt1s
ths sAsHrt N uraer 70 oiaseprsa, isSs lsjas-
tics ID done 9 q
Axx. xxx. Thsprisciplss Of she Olsris-
tiaA sellgions as prefessea b The Prutaa<
saas saa Roman Gathalie oAnrphsss afet
Feeoxssissd - se&ohinE nssn sa do good.
sHd % Do % oshers 40 shey weufd hawd otAr
srs de- 10 thsias Merssftsk shosA who qaidss
II proFsss and teach these doctxines sbzli
not be AarAssea Or pevsseassd sn aceoaat
es tIselr faisf. Any pefspn, Mh&thaf sit-
issn III she United Sssss& q 0Ainsse cass-
vsrs, whos aecorsing TO thase teness, pea
seably taash and practiee the psfnoiplss
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