Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1862-11-13

Or at the first cuStOW-nOuSe they may
reach, if brought by land.
If these articles, after having paid
The import duty of eight per cent,
are sold either at the place Of their
arrival or in the interior of the conn.,
try, neither the buyer nor the seller
shall be charged with any further du,
ty in respect to them and If such
articles should not be sold for con-
in the Ottoman empire, but
should be re-exported within the space
Of six months, the same shall be con,
sidered as merchandise in transit by
land, and be treated as is stated here
matter in Article XII. Of this treaty ;
the administration of the customs be.
ing bound to restore, at the time OF
their re-exportation, to the merchant,
who shall be required to furnish proof
that the goods in question have PAID
the import duty of eight per cent,
the difference between that duty ana
the duty levied on goods in transit by
land, as set forth in article above Ct.
ted.
ARTICLE vi.
1t is understood that any article the
produce or manufacture of foreign
intended for importation into
the United municipalities of Moldo
or into the principality o
Scrvia, which shall pass through any
other part Of the Ottoman empire
will not be liable to the payment o
customs duty until it reaches those
principalitics, and on the other hand
that any article Of foreign produce OF
manufacture passing through those
principalities, but destined for some
other part Of the Ottoman empire,
will not be liable to the payment OF
customs duty until such article reach.
cs the first custom-house under the
direct administration of the Sublime
Porte.
The same course shall be followed
with respect to any article the pro-
iuce or manufacture of those prin-
,ipalities, as well as with respect to
my article the produce or manufac-
ture of any other portion of the Otto
nan empire, intended for expectation
such articles will be liable to the pay.
ment of customs duties-the former
to the custom-house of the aforesaid
and the latter to the
Ottoman custom-house +; the object
being that neither import nor export
duties shall in any case he payable
more than once.
ARTICLE VII.
The subjects and citizens of the
parties shall enjoy, in the
dominions and possessions of the 9TH
or, equality Of treatment with the
native subjects or citizens in regard
to warelousing, and also in regard to
bounties, facilities, and drawbacks.
ARTICLE VIII.
All articles which are, or may be,
legally importable into the United
States of America, in vessels of the
United States, may likewise DC impor-
ed in Ottoman vessels without being
liable to any other or higher duties or
charges, of whatever denomination,
than if such STITCHES were imported in
vessels of the United States and, re-
all articles which are OF
may be legally improbable into the
and possessions of His I'm
perial Majesty the Sultan in Ottoman
vessels, may likewise be imported il
vessels of the United States withou
being liable TO any other duties o
charges, of whatever denomination
than if such articles were imported il
Ottoman vessels. Snch reciprocal
equality of treatment should TAX
effect without distinction, whethc
such articles come directly from the
place of origin or from any other coun
try. In the same manner there shall
be perfect equality Of treatment in
regard to expectation, so that the same
export duties shall be paid, and the
same bounties and drawbacks allowed
in the dominions and possessions Of
either of the contracting parties OF
the expectation of any article which is
or may be, legally cxportable there
from, whether such expectation shall
take place in Ottoman or in vessels o
the United States, and whatever ma.
be the place Of destination, whethe
a port of either the contracting parties
or of any third power.
ARTICLE TX.
No duties of tonnage, harborage
pilotage, lighthouse, quarantine, OIL
other similar or corresponding dutic:
of whatever nature, or under whatev
CT denomination, levied in the name OF
for the profit of government, public
private individuals, cor.
porations or establishments of any
kind, shall be imposed in the ports OF
and possessions of either
upon the vessels of either
country which shall not equally, and
under the same conditions, be impos.
ed in the like cases on national vessels
in general.
Such equality of treatment shall
apply reciprocally to the respective
vessels, from whatever port or place
they may arrive and whatever may be
their place Of destination.
ARTICLE x.
All vessels, which, according to til.
laws of the United States, are to be
deemed vessels Of the United States
and all vessels which, according to OF
toman laws, are to be deemed Ottoman
vessels, shall, for the purposes Of this
treaty, be deemed vessels of the Uni.
ed States and Ottoman vessels re-
'pectivcly.
ARTICLE XII.
No charge whatever shall be made
,pon goods Of the United States OF
America. whether in vessels of the
United States, or other vessels, nor
lpon any goods the produce or manu-
acturc Of any other foreign country
carried in vessels of the United States
when the same shall pass through
he Straits of the Dardanelles, or of
he Bosphorus, whether such goods
shall pass through those straits in the
vessels that brought them, or shall
'ave been transhippcd to other ves-