Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1862-11-29
ARTICLE TX.


shall bo imposed en- the importation into Venelue-
Ia of any article the growth, produce or manulac
ture of the United States or their fisheries, than
are or shall be payable on the like articles the
growth, produce or manufacture Of any other lor-
tigu country or its fisheries
No other or higher duties or charges shall be
imposed in the Uaited States on the eXpjrtatlon.
Of any article to Venezuela, on the expectation oil
any article to Venezuela, nor in Venezuela on the
expectation Of any article to the United states
than, such as are or shall be payable on inc
expectation Of the like article to any other oregn
country.
No prohibition shall be imposed on the imp'r'
tation Of any article the growth, produce or manu-
acture Of the United States or their fisheries, or
Of Venezuela and her fisheries, from or to the
ports Of the United States or Venezuela, which
shall not equally extend to every other lorelgn
country II, however, either party shall hereafter
grant to any other nation any particular favor IN
navigation or commerce. it shall immediately be-
come common to the other party, freely, where II
shall bO freely granted to such other nation or Tor
the same equivalent, when the grant shall be con-
dtional.
ARTICLE X.
Should ono Of the high contracting parties here
after impose discriminating duties upon the pro-
ducts oil any other nation, the ether party snail DO
at liberty to determine the manner OF establishing
the origin Of its own products intended to enter
the country bywhlch the discriminating duties are
imposed,
AcTICLE xT,
When any vessel Of either party shall be wreck
ed stranded, or otherwise damaged on the coasts,
or within the jurisdiction of the other their res
pectve citizens shall receive as well for them
selves as for their vessels and effects the same as
sistance which would be due to the inhabitants Of
the country where the accident happened and they
shall be liable to pay the same charges and dues
Of salvage as the said inhabitants would be liable
to pay in like case,
If the repairs which stranded vessel may re-
quire shall render it necessary that the whole or
any part of her cargo should be unloaded On du-
ties Of custom, charges, or fees on such cargo as
may be carried away shall be paid, except such as
are payable in like case by national vessels
1t is understood nevertheless that it, while the
ooJ III I',. 20 Ia"'' lop"1r w. cu ho
ceptiOn Of goods, the duties on which have not
been paid, the cargo shall be liable to the charges
and fees lawfully due to the keepers Of such ware
houses.
ARTICLE XII
1t shall be lawful for tho citizens Of either count
ry to sail with their ships and merchandise, icon
traband goods always excepted) from any port
whatever to any port of the enemy Of tho other
and to sail and trade with their ships and mer-
chandse, with perfect security and liberty, from
the countries ports, aud places of those who are
enemies of either party, without any opposition or
disturbance whatsoever and to pass not only dir
eoSg no'a Ine PaeeS anu porls Vi .noeue,ny "'ore,
from ona nlaco boIongng 10 an an e5amv @ to another
nlaco bolonginc 10 on onsmv whether tbov be or
be not nnder lIe inrisiiction Of tbe some Power.
unlo,s such nors or nlaces ba ofTactivolv bockod.
cd hesiogod or invostod
And whereas il fremsntlv bonnons that vos.
sells soil ror mort or nIoca bslonging to an snamv
without Lnowina tbot tho samo - a;ibor hosiaUoJ
blockoded or inSostsd Il IA ABROAD that eyerv
vessel "a circumstorcod nav he furnad owov from
snch mort nv nlaca hnt sh" sboI, not ho Joisrm;n.
cd NOR anv nart of bcr cargo @ W IF not con,rohand
be conGsc9tad miles, oIteS notico co., or snch bIocE.
ado or inyestmont aha shall AGAIN attemnt IN an.
teri but she shall bs permtts5 to go to INV " other
mort or n,co sba aLaH th;nt nronoS w rror;jsd tbo
same be not blockaded. besieged, or invested
Nor shall any vessel of feither of the parties that
may have entered into such port or place before
the same was actually beseged, blockaded, or in
vested by the other be restrained from quitting
such place wthlher cargo, nor il found therein al.
ter the reduction and surrender of such place shall
such vessel or her cargo be liable to coniiscaton
but theyfhal be restored to the owners thereof
ARTICLE VII.
T, o,s.. J., .,,....uh-,.t I'M,
;" Oi'or w '0Su'a'o WHY sliail W useneu CON
aoana y, m"' 'uo.o Sna,l ps eotIPrlsou anuer tha'
uouoisALyh ""sohn. so, ssdPo@uer sal'peue peIards
holbord, swords boIts nstos bOIators PMS
saddles and mrnitme, cannons, mortars Their
carriages and beds, and generally all kinds of arms
ammunition of war, and instruments Gt for the use
Of troops all the above articles, whenever thov arc
destined to the port Of an enemy, ore hereby de,
clared to be contraband and Just objects Of con
fscation; but the vessel In which they arc laden
and the residue Of the cargo, shall be- considered
free and not in any manner infected by the pro
hbted goods whether belonging to the same or q
different owner.