Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-07-03
And so on in proportion.
ARTICLE VIII.

AhlISLE VIII.
Neither the Judges, nor the arbitra-
tors, nor the secretaries or registrars
of the mixed cosrts Of Justice, shall
demand or receive from any Of the par.
ties concerned in the cases which
shall be brought before such courts
any cmolument or gift, under any pre-
text whatsoever, for the performance
Of the duties which such judges, arbi.
traitors, secretaries or registrars have
TO perform.
ARTICLE TX.
The two high contracting parties
have agreed that, in the event Ut the
death, sickness, absence on leave, or
any other legal impeachment of one or
more Of the judges or arbitrators com.
posing the above mentioned courts,
respectively, the post Of such judge
or arbitrator shall be supplied, al IN
term, i'm the following manner
First On the part of the United
States, and in that conrt which shall
sit within their territories if the va.
rancy he that of the United States
Judge, his place shall be filled by the
United States arbitrator and either
in that case, or in case the vacancy
he originally that of the United States
arbitrator, the place of such arbitrator
rlall be filled by the judge of the
United States for the southern district
m New York, and the said. court, so
constituted as above, shall sit, and in
all cases brought before them for adj
Indication shall proceed to adjudgc
the same, and pass sentence accord
ingly.
Secondly, On the part of the United
States of America. and in those courts
which shall sit within the possessions
of her Britannia Majesty if the va
cancy be that of the United States
Judge, his place shall be filed by tie
United States arbitrator and either
in that case, or in case the vacancy
he originally that Of the United States
arbitrator, his place shall be filled by
the United States Consul, or, in the
unavoidable absence of the Consul, by
the United States Vice-Consul. In
case the vacancy be both of the United
States Judge and of the United States
arbitrator, then the vacancy of the
Judge shall be filled by the United
States Consul, and that of the United
States arbitrator by the United States
Vicc.Consul. But If there be no United
States Consul or Vicc-Consul to fill
the place of the United States
arbitrator, then the British arbitra-
tor shall be called in in those
cases i'm which the United States arbi-
traitor would lie called in and in case
the vacancy be both of the United
States Judge and of the United
States arbitrator, and there be neither
Uuited States Consul nor Vicc-Consul
to Gil, ad interim, the vacancies. then
the British judge and the British arbi.
traitor shall sit, and, in all cases
brought before them for adjudication,
shall proceed to adjudge the same and
pass sentence accordingly.
Thirdly On the part Of her Britain
mic Majesty, and in those courts which
shall sit within the possessions of her
said Majesty, il the vacancy be that
nf the British judge, his place shall be
filled by the British arbitrator and
either in that case, or in case the va
cancy be originally that Of the British
arbitrator, the place of such arbitrator
shall be filed by the Governor or
Lieutenant Governor resident in sucI,
possession in his unavoidable alb
scnce, 10y the principal magistrate Of
the same ; or in the unavoidable alb.
sence of the principal magistrate, by
the secretary Of the Government and
the said court, so constituted as above,
shall sit, and, in all cases brought be-
fore it for adjudication, shall proceed
10 adjudge the same and to pass sen.
tcnec accordingly.
Fourthly. On the part of Great
Britain, and in that court which shall
sit within the territories of the United
States Of America, if the vacancy be
that Of the British judge. his place
shall be filled by the British arbitra-
tor +; and either in that ease or in case
the vacancy be originally that of the
British arbitrator, his place shall be
filled Ivy the British Consul or in the
unayoida lilo absence of the Consul nv