The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-05
ARTICLE XIII.

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ded On the coast " SAina, Aia oe . ~ ra,,ran, ~.
or other tainigeJ We piSP., -. sh.G ,n-.S,.,s,r
RECEIVING itof ~; - ,,1 80 s.cn,rx. the nsrs,n.
adopt ui'As uiss ioi "s ie''S. -, 80 - -. -,
on coard siiA rec ehe.' :. 80. -, At.s -. ,i
u repair Al once 20 'ne he -, = -. - "a -, -
IsS.,i'ie oi -, =. ,h fnited stats .hie
II tne heieh. as -, ss,ch ,ns ehins.s gov.,ousn,
ratee then the Chinese local sgthoree civil and mil
tary on receiving inform thereof, shall the
saii robbers or pirates punish them according to
aw and shall all the property which can be
cred to be tie placed IA ihe hands
of the consul r. by Of the extent Of territory
aud nuner population of China, u shall in any
happen robbers cannot be appreciated and tue
property only part recovered te Chimes sOverEmcIt
shall mol make iudenn1iy icr the sooes .e.l Dc.
shah be proved that the oc authorities hsve been IN
COLLISION with the robbers the saline shall DC eommui
Gated u the s.perior authorities Tor tne
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The citizens Of the United States are PERMITTED 70
heqdeht tue ports and Cities o canton and OF
swaiAu, u Tie province oi AwALet lung, Amy fuh
cAu, and TAI wan, In For1osa 10 the province oI fuh
KEN, Nmgpo Ia Il. province oi thehkiang and SfAng
A- The province Vi hilns-su, ami any other port OF
place hereafter oy treaty "h other powers oi Win the
United States opencl 70 commerce. ana W reea.r WALL
their families and trade there anu 70 pleasure
with their vessels and uerchihdse from any Oh hese
ports " any other vi tarin But said Vessels s. mol
carry on clandestne and fraudulent tface at other
ports of China not declared 10 Dc legal or aong the
coasts thereof and any vessel uer the American lag
vioating this provision SHALL win hef cargo Do subject
TO connseaion to the Chinese government and any ef
Zen oi The Cnea states VINO snai "aie 10 an! eo1Hs
ond article oi merehandze suA!i DC 70 De deA
WIZ Dy tne IhAe.s government S.liJu' & psAs en..ed
70 any .. ON .a' VI -e Ileo
% Ana % tus ,' s' h,. %n' az s "a ",h, =,
other natips ss cover or Ia. violation of the law. OF
the Empire
.pr,cIryy
Al each OF the ports open 10 commerce etzens Oh TIE
United states suAi oe per neI " iinpor. rom
and SELL purchase and export ALI Merchandise of which
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avs ~ 'ne LmPne. ine .'l I'm % t uus :. ue iA'u uy
of goots from and into China shall be t,e same q, was
,g,, uno, Al ia. treaty of WnyIa exc@pt 40 far "a
n NAV b. modi.d by treaties wh other na,io as i. be-
ng eYpr.s.y agreed that ctz s OF the United States
shaw never uay higher duties tan shose paid by ia.
mostlayored nation
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Tonnage duties shall be PAID on every merchant vessel
belonging to the United states entering either Of the
open ports al the rate OF Tour mace per ton OF forty cubic
ieet she be over one hundred and nfty tons burden
and one mace per TON OF forty cubic feet she be Of
the burden of one hundred and fifty tons under,
cordlng 10 tne tonnage seihea IN the register; winch
with her other papers shall ON her arrival DC lodged
with the consul who shall report the same to the com
missioner OF Customs Ana II any vessel having paid
tonnage duty al one port Shall go u any other port TO
complete the disposal oi her cargo or being In ballast
W pui.isu AZ en..s " . up az s.Ise 'n'
eohsui snan report .e SANE 20 Tue ol Gus
TOMS VINO snai 'e on Ane port clearance ta' sne ton
mage duties have been pau anu REPORT the
as, m. said vessel shall onIy nav duty on her cargo
| and not he, charged with tonnage duty second fne
The collectors customs open ports shall consult
with the consus about the erection of beacons or light
houses and where buoys ami light ships should b,
ul,csd
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Citizens Of the United states shall be allowed TO
gage piots 10 taKe tns vessels INTO port and when the
awful autles nave ah oo pSid take them out Oh port
shall be lawful Tor them 10 hire at pleasure servants
compradores, hnguists, writer's aoorers seainen, and
persons or Whatever necessary service wth passage or
arg oo.ts, ~. eom 70 De agreed
Il ARTICLE XVIII.
Whenever merchant v-ss.ls of the United States hall
enter port the collector Of customs shall if he see d,
annoint custom house cers To suzr s.,i ves..,s ,ho
NV live ON boArl the .p or ti.ir own hoats an th.
ronvanierce The local anhorrtiss or I'm. Ci,s.a cor
ernment shall CAUSE 10 be annr.hendd All mu,,nss or
from on board the vessels of the Unted states
in China on being informed by the consul and v IN de-
liver them up 20 tine or other officer for punish
no the houses or on board IL. vessels OF citizens Of t
United states they shall no, be harbored or concealed
hu shaIl he delivered nm 10 Justice nm ne h,
the Chinese local officers addressed To those az the ni
States. The merchants seamen, and other citizens
the United states Shall be under the superntendence
VI .ne appropriate omcets VI theii government. H.
dSaaais Oh ei.nsr nA.lon COMMIT acts oi violence or
1so a. s W sue .nJus osueis VI ceSse us
'ur oauoes ennseis me, tne oHcers oi tne Two gov
~ .nemse,ves 70 ENFORCE o,der anu 70
MAINTAIN Tue paonc peace, oy aong impartial justice III
the premises
ARTICLE XIX.
Whenever merchant vessel belonging to the United
shall cast anchor in her of the said ports the
supercargo master or consignee shall within forty
eight hours deposit the ships papers In ,he hands OF
the consul or person charged with bis functions who
shall cause to be communicated to the
uue rePolt vi 'ue name ana tonnage OF sucn
e r,I % I'm; go y. Isl t ee au 'le a'uie o ner cM
90, ~n"h oe,ns uone, ne sia give permit or her as
, =, u s;s suS 81 soi Vi eonsisnee, u ns
pm 60, " s t ss a. .ie eHisV ~itnoa' susa Permi
> ,i u ,p, ~ W. nun, S anu .he soou'
. % Ia sg u. p M en',1 oe suoJees " iorie''
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81. . -, ~ ~. i ntIn ~ uo %: pa! inS ou.y ot
a- SUI p'' V! 'ia " WIN Hie IenHihdcr u
DC ~.! 80. ~. ~ u w. uias'e 50 uesne lie may
y ~." o' ioue at'ei .ne A'N1 oi tue Sessei
rs Suu nv ase, uNuo " u'pat. "'nou. ore@Aihs
Re Jun, IA SI. ne suAl no' oe sooJeSs 70 pay Ton
use. VI on.i @ uu'es ., VI eis u' On MS arrival
ueu po ne sni proeeso W use aAfge cargo whei
of e ~ -! 'n uies on sesssi anu sccoiiing
"a au s.e ase uu.les sL.i, oe neio que aiteI IN
OF h ~ ~ h sNe , sa,u io isn. LOUIS. IN ease Oh .n
IA , ,h VI ; s - ~ pe.so - a. seu WIN MS tunc
re s, ~ y. supseoi 20 VI lne fessei may nav
o. .., =. " .S Si i. y. ,enuty Po~er, !" u ne pisase
m III ~! W ;, w y '.e.ns s y. customs, wno snA y
lv " ' ''S~ W ~ .oi,ue' '"e ~'h'p BUSINESS.
lis ARTlCLE N-
The superintendent Of customs in order to the coee
tion Of the proper duties shall application made
"a E a.n ., % ~ ,S, , .Pi"iut suIsao'e oincers, WI
!! ; -, - I ru ;. ~ .He oApsAln suPercarss
~ go. -, IT, ~, ~ Ne 80 JuIs ih anu 'A sAAinAlon oi
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