The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-05

ConuentiO~ betOoem the United States and Chins for tie
Regulation Of Trade Concluded November 8, lass.
Whereas treaty Of peace, amity, and commerce be-
tween the Ta Using Empire and the United States Of
America was concluded at Tientsin and signed at the
Temple of Hal kwang the eighteenth day OF June in
the year Of our Lord Thousand eight hundred and
nyeight, corresponding with the eighth day Of the
dth moon Vi the eighth year OF Hienfung which said
treaty WAS duly ratified by His Majesty the Emperor d:
Chna the third day Of July following and which has
been now transmitted for ratification by ths President
o the United states with lhe advice and consent of the
Senate and whereas in the said treaty provided
among ether things that the tariff uties to be paid
by citizens OF the United states .he export and
port of goods from and into China shall be the same
was agreed upon at the treaty of Wang ha except
far a. may be modified by treaties with other nations
1t being expressly agreed that cizens Of the United
states shall pay higher duties than those paid by
the most favored nations and whereas since the sigma
ture Of the Said treaty material notifications Of the said
arn AMI other matters Of detail connected with and
having relation to the said treaty have been under
mutual discussions by commissioners appointed
END by the PlenpotentareS Of China, Britain
France, to which the assent Of the United States
America desired and now freely givea has been de
tern1ed 10 record such and agreement in the
form Of supplementary treaty to be binding and
the same efcacy As though they bad been inserted
Tho tariff and regulations Of trade tran,t hereun
to attached bearing the seals Of the respective Penpo
tentares OF the United States and the Ia Tsne Empire
shall henceforward and until duly altered under the pro
Visions OF treaties be IN fierce at the ports place.
open TO commerce.
In faith whereof the respective Plenipotenthres
the United States Of America the Ia Using Umpire
to Wit on the part Of the United Ssates William Reed
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiar, ant
On the part OF the Ia Using Empire Kweiliang m.mbe
OF the Privy Councils Captain General of the Plain Whit
Banner Division Of the Manchu Bannsrmen and Suern
tendent Of the Board Of Punishments; and Hwashana
Classical Reader At Banquets President Of the board
Civu once, Captain General Of the Bordered Blue Ban
ner division OF the Chinese Bannermen both OF ther
Plenpotentares with Ho Kwsi-tsing, Governor Geneu
Of the two kiang Provinces, President Of the Boar
of War, and Guardian Of the Her-Apparent Miagsher
President OF the Ordnance Office Of the Imperial H,us,
hold with she Insignia Of the second Grade and Twar
Ntular President Of the Fifth Grade, member Of tn
Establishment Of the General Council, and ono Of rh
junior under Secretaries OF the Board Of Punishment
all OF them special Imperial Commissioners deputed fo
the purpose have signed and sealed these presents
Done at Shanghai this eighth day Of November
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred an
and the Independence Of the United States
America the eighty shird, and in the eighth year
1 Hienfung The tenth month and third day
! WILLIAM B REID. rSeal
/ KWELlANG.
l HwASHANA
Il MSGSHEN.