Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-11-03

eoasta % within The jurisdiction of the other theI
respective eitiLsAS shAu recsiVe well for them
selves a. for their vessels and eaeete the
tEne6 which would b dine the Inhabitants Of the
country where the Geesdsat hnpPened and they shall
the saLd Inhabitants v0ald b liable 70 pay in
ukSenSA Is
shall render it neoesaEy that the whole or any part
Of her cargo should be unoAdedi duties ofcustom.
charges, OF fees on. such cargo aa may be carried
Away shall be paid. except such a. are payable In
IKE case by nhtioual VesSSls-
Il ubisrstO0d, D0Torthelesss that Il, while the
vessel IA under repair, the cargo shall be unladen
and kept place OF dsPOit destined for the recep-
ton Of goods, the duties on which have not been
paid the cargo shall b. liable tot charges and fees
lawfully due % the keepers Of such warehouses.
Article IL II shall be be lawful for the citizens OF
either country sil with their ships and merehGn-
disc, (contrAbAnd goods always ezeePtsd1 from any
port whatever 70 any port OIL the enemy Of the other
aad 70 Ia aud trade with their ships and merchau-
disc, with perfect security and liberty, nom the
e0untrisS ports and places o. thess who enemies
Of GiIher party. without any opposition disturb
anes Whatsoever, and TO pas only directly trom
DE place. and ports Of the enemy aforementioned TO
neutral ports snd places bat Als0 from place be-
longing TO enemy TO another place belonging to
an enemy, whether they be or be not underth Jurs-
dettcn Of the sanlS Power, unless places
| be effectively blOekAdSd, bezieged or Invested.
Aud Whers1Ii II frequsaiy happens that vessels sail
i,, ,I1st me sSrs n .ItbsS 1900 S,oeEaSs5
iHyestsd Il Is agreed that every vessel eircum-
STAGED may be turned ANAy from Saeh port place,
but abe shall not be dttAInsds nor any part Of her
cargo f not eOutr band unleSs after
notice Of such blockade or investment, shs shall
AgaR attempt TO enter. but Sho shall be permitted to
90 any other port place she Shall think proper
provided the Ba0 be not biockAded, beseged. In
vested Nor shall any vessel OF either Of the parties
shat sy have entered into such port place before
the actually bSsleged, bockAded, OF inVest
| Cd byChS other, be restrained from quitting such
place with hsr cargo nor, II found thsFen after the
reduction and surrender OF such place, shall such
vessel her cargo be liable 70 conhseation but they
ahal be restored 70 the owners thereof
Article "a In order 70 regulate What shall be
deemed eontTAband Of war, there shalt be cOmprO-
missed under that denomination, EunpoWder, salt
petre, Pstsrds matches balls, bombs gTenades car
csSsAs pikes hAlberds swords belts pistols, holsters
! cavalry saddles aad furniture cannoRs, mnrtars,
their carriages and beds and generally ali kinds Of
arms, ammunition ofWAr, andinstrumeuts Mt for the
are destined TO the port Of an enemy, are hereby
declared to be eontrA6and and just objects con6s-
cation but thieves In which they laden, and
the residue Of the cargo, shall be considered free and
mt in any manner infected by the prohibited goods
| whether belonging 70 the same different owner.
Article IL It is hereby stipulated that tree chips
| shall give freedom to goods and that everything
/ Lhall be deemed free and exempt whie shRll be
found board the ships belonging to the citizens OF
either ofthe contracting parties, although the whole
lading, any part thereof should apPertain to the
enemies of either, oontrabaud goods being always
excepted. 1t s also agreed, in like manner, that the
| same liberty be extended to persons who are on
board free ship with this effect, that although they
be enemies to either party they be taken
Of that nee ship unlo they soldiers, and in
| actual service the enemy.
(To be COntlnued)