The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-28

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Interpretations Of tbs new treaty be.wesn
he United States and Great Brissin--com-
monty called tne Seward. Lyons treaty for the
10 pprsasion Of the African slave trade ara
"a follows:
l Naval vessels Of si,bsr power, when PRO.
yided with special Instructions for that pur.
pose, may visit merchant. vessels b. longing 20
aithsr when there il reasonable ground for
suspicion that soch vessels are slav,rsI and Ia
order to fix tbs reciprocal right OF search la
such a manr or ss 10 avoid disputes. the fol-
lowing rules ere agreed upon
FIrs:.-Is shall never he sxsr cised e1csct by
vessels. Of wGT, authorised expressly for
that obisct, aero ding to the s,irn'ai'ons Of
this treaty.
Secondiy.-The righNof ,eErch etaIi in no
case be exercised with respeo. 10 vssssl Of
the navy, of either of the two powers. but
shall be exercised only as regards merchant
vessels AID Il shall not h6 exercised Sr
vessel .cf-HaI Of either contracting party
within the limits of settlement o. pert. no,
within the territorial ~a.srs If she other
party.
searched by q shipoof var, tns comm ande o!
said ship snell, In the ect Of 80 doing, exhibit
- the GO IN anje: cf the N archant We sci the
special Instructions by when osis d"'y az
ID rriy.i tn scarf. aud shall deliver to Oh
comma oder = Certificate. 9iEneh eg h.mseif
stating hi; RANK In lhe naval .ssr~l;s OF Els
country, ard the name Of ihs vessel he COM
Ii iuda. aud also declaring ttat The MY Oh
j CT OF the search is 10 ASCERTAIN whether too
vessel 10 esn pic yed la the African slave trade.
or 10 fsted mp Tor the ,aid trade when the
search 10 made BIZ an offiasr OF ID . cruiser
who Ia uot the commander. suoh tfl GER snail
exhibit to the captain Of the merchant yes
sci cory OF the before men ttcnel special In
st2uctioas, signed by the commander Of the
Cruiser aud he shall In like manner deliver
a certificate signed By himself, s.aips bia
rank IN the law, the name of the conman-
AnV 1--x ~ AAdU In
search, that Of the cruiser In which he sails.
aLd the object Of the search, s. above descrih.
ed. II 1t appears from the search that the
papers Of the vessel ars In regular order. md
thai J.: Is smployed On lawful CD islis, tho IT.
fioer shall enter IN the log book of the vHsssl
that the Gearch has been made In pursuance
"t he Aforesaid special distractions and Inc
Vessel shall oe Ief;at iiber ~ TO pnrsue is Toy
age The resh Of the f. ,sr who makes the
ssar1h nust not be less tGan tnat OF Veuten.
ant IN ms navy. un,ess the CT ,nlnaId, either
~ reason of death Or other causs, - At the
time hc:d By AZ ofaCet Ok ,4ferior r1ca
toufsnir The reciprocai right Of search
and tat.n.ion snail be exercised oal5 Hitair
tie d.st3nta ~ We hundred c1iies TCn lbs
coa.. Of Efr:cs. AID 20 the south y I'd OF tie
tolrtg $50 pd parallel Of north latitude. an
within tAit:T leagues from rs coaat IF re
Island Of CGbA.
Al naval ships Of the two nations As
signed to the suppression Of the slave trade
q hall ha prov idsd with copies of this treaty
and the acc om panylnE reR ulations tins names
OF such vessi Is TO be reciprouaiiy ccUmunl
Gated by the two Governments; aud seiA9d
= ssse.s shall be sent TO some piaca where
mi xsd court Of iGstsCe 81 {
Owners OF vessels Liesei. fstained ANAL
receive indemnity from tae Government
WhUss cruisers made the se1ure, Indemnity
20 be paid within or, gaaT from the ludio,at
d ;sctarge of ls;e cass
three .nixei courts % Justice shall b.
Pstahiisred enc r. !t1.yr Leone, =, ! enc
ZACH al the Care Of sc Hope ana N2T
York! each coGrt &c ~ formed Of IN euaFi
'laI he's of individuals o. 'ho ''rH nE:-ti-.a.
he right Of chsEsEG the place foi bedding
III ess courts being renewed IL soch ~ lon
III II u, it's own territory iAase aonGts snail
nudge ths "a cees admitted Il the G4CcTi'.s
. me provisions Of me r-esen, tresfy, M
there shall he no Al r4aI IT. m the;r dsctsion,
:" ON GERS nc deYists tTcta ;hf resuiston
8 ree;t Don shai, he punish ID.
Every American or British Die-chant
yes!el ma, bs seized As a slayer IL ths tciioY
ina Ar ticl.. are fpuad among Der 20 =, pmens,
t,irs,.--hatcnes win cpsn gTati4g5, instsn1
Of the close matches Thico ere usuei in msr-
c can't vassel-.
Second - ~ sisions o. buikheacs in the hold
or on deck in greater nnm GERS than are oeo".
nary for vasssis .nSt Gel in lsUiui tI&fa,
Ihtrd.-Spsre piaua tttei for laying dcwr
~ second or STAYS 6tck-
Fourth .~-sjhaekles, bolts, or handouff-.
Et.th.-a larger qnanits Of ~ ser liz cnsbs
nr II tanks han Is r-uui,. : Tor ne consumr.
ton - he ":aw nj tGs y.sgsl "a merchant
ve7 se'.
EiIth.--Ar e1traordia':y Number OF watcr
casks OF Of otns1 vesse for holding Lqui1,
!. nlss. the master shs!i produce n ctrti1cats
from the custom hCuse ri ms Lace from
which ne cleared outward. ste ting rb at Il suf-
fcisnt aecurtty had been given by the owners
OF su:h vessel shat such ezra quantity OF
easss or Of other vessels should ~ used only
To hold palm oil, or ror OH sr purposes OH
Eul commerce.
Seven tn A greater nu9, her Of mess. tubs
kids than fsua,site for the $50 OF ms crew OF
me vssset rs merchant yaessl
Eighth "A boiisror other cookipg appara-
tus oian unusual size, and larger, or capable
OF being made larger, than requisite for tn e
use of the crew Of the vessel as a merchant
vessel, or more han one boiler or other COOK
ing apparatus OF the ordinary size.
Nintl.--An extraordinary quantity Of rics,
Of the Our of Brazil, Of marl0o or ca.sada,
dian corn, : Of any ether article of TODD
whe.sver, beyond the probable wants OF the
crew, unless such rice. -four, farinR, make,
] indian corn, or other article OF food, be en-
tered on the manifest a. part OF the cargo for
trade.
Tenth-A quantity Of mats or mating
greater than 10 necessary Ior the use OF The
crew Of the vessel a. q merchant vessel. unless
such mats or mating be entered on the man.
ifest es ,art o. the cargo for trade.
T. The discovery of any Of the foregoing
articles On board merchantnan precludes
her owners from recovering tndemn nifty. even
1 tH& vESaNl suChIQ DH AtS%AdIkcb ny 'ES
court
5. After copdem Ia ticn, elavsrs shall be en-
tiIsy broken up and sold in separate parts.
unless either Government -isbes IL purchsss
them for its navy, IL which case the CONT
shali appoint an appraiser. and The Govern
ment Whose cruiser u ads the capture shall
have the ftst option OK purcb ass.
2 The oftcers and crew OF condemned
Of the country TO which such vessel belongs,
a. shall also the ownsI or owners and the per,
sons Interested in her 81 uipnent or cargo. M
lssa they prove tn tnsy had no par'icirh-
tic IN the enterprise
10. Negroes recaptHred on board Of sla yers
sis II be placed at ths disposal OF the Govern.
mept whose cruiser haa made the capture;
they shall be Immediately set at liberty and
hall remain free, the Government 10 WI ON
they have ssan Delivered guaranteeing their
liberty.
The rattle alton. Of TIA treav are tc r. az.
changed ut LCndon within Ei1 u,Oa:ts IN
tbs j ats Of Us signature by Eir. Seward and
Lord Lyons, April T., and II is % remain Ia
force fer ten years from the day CT exchange
Ct he att Ace tions-ard further until the end
OF enc year sf.et either of the ccntr acttuG
parties shall have given notice 20 the OF asf OF
IL inten ion to terminals the same, each Of the
{ contracting parties fessTTins & itself the
f.sh e: atSins snCh nr-tae to the othe, the
go t 3&!d term OF ten yssrs.
D,sTaSsa osPayaIcIAys-oiiyer " Holmes
il lectnrn upon physlc1sGs. gives the &c Ito "
ing accounts OF some mistakes which have
been made In medicine
Sooner G, later everybody Is trtppsd up Ia
forming diagnosis. / saw VslUan tie ore
of The carotid arteries for supposed spsu-
rlsln, which was only little harmiess tnmcr.
and Kill his patient Gr. Dease, Of Dublin.
war more fcrtuuGts IN O. case he botniy dc.
claIed an Cbsceas, while others thought 1t al
aueurism. He thrust lancet into 1t end
pi owed hlmsel: In the right, Soon after he
N ade similar diagnosis. He thrust IN his
OF o nat g. t9rh Z a n q
hiur aud his i,fs ait 1t TIE Eext mo. nina
leg ygas fOnnA caad Il u luz In Ii.