Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-05

in the place his residence This Obligation how
ever, shailin respect eInbaa the exercise OF his
consular functions or affect the invioability Of the
consular archives.
The said consuIs and Vieec0usuls shall have the
right assueh, to sit judges aOdarhttrators In such
differences ~ may arise between the masters and
crews OF tile vessels belonging TO the nation whose
interests Committed 10 their charge without the
Interference ofthe heal authorities unless their
| sstance should be required, the conduct Of the
crews Of the captain should disturb the order Of
stood thRi This Epscie 0f Tudgrueut or arbitration
shall not deprive the COntsnding parties Of the right
they have 70 resoEt on their TeturnJ TO the judicial
authority OF their own country.
The said eonsuls and Ticeconsuls are authorized
to require tho assistance OF the local authorities
the arr and Imprisonment Of the deseTters from
the ship+ofWar and merchant vessels nf their coun
try. FOR this purpose they shall apply To the COM
petent tribunals, judges, and officers and shall, in
writing. demand such deserters proving by the exh
Litou Of the registers OF the vessels the rolls
of the erewA or by other Oeal documents that such
individuals formed art Of the crews: and this
claim being snbstAntiAted the surrender shall be
refused such deserters, when arrested, shall be
placed the disDOsAl Of the cUnsuIs TieeonsuS
and may be confined In the public prisons rs the re
quest aud Of those no shall claim Them in order
10 be sent to the vessels which they belong,
Others o. the same country. But II not sent back
within three months OF the day Of their arrest they
shall be set at liberty, and shall not again be Rrresed
for the same cause. However, If the deserter shall
lie found 70 have committed any crime offence, his
surrender may be delayed until the tribunal before
which his case shall be pending AhA pronounce
ed IT'S sentence and such sentence shall have been
carried into effect. G1E4a
Article q. This United States Of America and the
Republic OF Venezuela, regulations made 10 their
name through tho m sum Of their respective diplo-
matte aud consular agents, ali deliver to justice
persons who, being charged with the crimes enumer
ated In the following article, committed within tbs
~ SalI 10 ound within the Territories Of the other:
Provided That this shall done only when the TACT
Ofthe commission Ofthe crime shall be established
a. to Justify their apprehension aud commitment for
trial the crime had been committed I'm the country
where the persons SO accused shall he found In all
which the tribunals Of said country shall proceed and
decide according to their own laws.
Article IS. Persons shall be delivered up, accord
ing the provisions Of this convention wi shall DO
charged with any Of the following crimes, to wit:
murder, (neiading Assassination, parrcide, infanti
eide, and PosOning attempt TO commit murder rape;
forgery the eOuntereiting OF money: arson; robbery
with violence, intimidation, fOEcible entry OF
| Inhabited house; piracy embeLZlelent by public
officers, by persons hired salATied, 70 the deT.
ment Of their employers when these crimes are sub
ject to infamous punishment.
Article 90. On the part OF EACH country the sur
render shall be made only by the authority OF the
delivery effected virtue Of the preceding articles,
shall be at the cOstOf the party making the demand
Article 80 The provision Of theAforegoing articles
relating the surrender Of fugitive criminals shall
not apply to offences committed before the date
hereof, nor 10 those OF political character,
Article 81. This convention is concluded for the
term of eight years; datingfrom the exchange OF the
racations; and II one year before the expiration OF
that period neither Of the contracting parties shall
have announced, by official notification, its lntsn-
tion TO the other TO arrest the operations Of said
yentio II shall continue binding for twelve months
longer, and on, from year 70 year until the eEpi
ration OF the twelve mouths which will follow SINH
lar declaration, whatever the time at which 1t may
take place.
Article32. This convention shall be submitted on
both sides to the approval and ratification Of the
speetIve competent authorities Of each Of the
tracing parties, and the publications. shall DO eX
changed at CaracAs, soon as circumstances shall
admit. -
In faith whereof, the respective plenipotentiAries
have signed the aforegoing articles in the English and
Spanish languages, and they have hereuutO affixed
their seals.
| Done In duplicate, at the city of Caracas, this
twenty-seventh day Of August in the year Of our
| Lord one Thousand eight hundred and sixty.
| L. A. TURPIN. r.. 81
| PEDRO DE LAS CASAS. T.. 81
! AND WHEREAs the said treaty has been duly rHti-
fed both parts, and the respective ratic1tons Of
the same were exchanged In the city Of ClTaets on
/ the ninth day of August last:
Il Now, therefore, be It known that l. ABRAHAM,
LINCOLS President ofthe United States OF America
have caused the said treaty to be made public the
end that the saue and every clause ndnrt there
| States and the citizens thereof.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United States be affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington, this twenty.dCfh
day of September, IN the year Of our Lord
Il 81 one thousand eight hundred and sixty ne,
and Of the Independence Of the United
States the eighty sixth,
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary ofstate.