Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-10-21

Finn larger quantity Of water in casl. or in anl.
man q requisite tor the consumption of the crew OF th
vessel as merchant vessel,
sixth An extraordinary number Of water cisi,s an ii
"'er vessels iof holding liquid unless the master shal
lrnnnre etie,te from The custom house al the plnc
HnM Mhch ne cetfoi ouiWarls stating hat suilrien
secnri'y Tad been sly-n by The owners ef such ve.s.
that such extra quAntty II cass ur Of other vestas
sh4ull to used only to bold palm oil other purpose
ot lawful commerce.
Seventh. greater number ot os tubs or Kids thai
reins iir the of the The vessel as erchan
YeAte
Lislh boiler other cooking apparatus, of an un
usual siaT and ltger capable 0f being made srgsf
hah requisite ilr the nse o the crew tue vessel al
me cl4nt vessel Than ne boiler er other cook
lug apparatus of the OF iiniry si1,
Nntl An eNtrorlinnry qlantiy of rice ol the iiaul
/ OF iraail If mnnilr ar Assaia commonly q He'd IA.
tiuhn. Of ralze or al Indian ,oni ri, ,f an, ,I, r,ii
food whatever bryonl tie pnhlble wants Of the crew
nns 's such rice, louf, fnht maize. Indian corn, OF
othsr article OF iuod be rnered The manifest AZ part
the cargo or trldl
Tenth. quantity of mats or mating greater than i.
III" rtHnly l9r a use Of Tie crow Of he vessel
enln vts.e unsss such mats mating he entered Gu
the minlies as part oi the ctrgo Tor TRADE.
u II Dc proVei that amy more Of Tie articles
ahoVe Hpecihed s or are board have been nn board
That Fact shall be considered ~ irmd iaoie evidsn, e
thA r Yese was employed IN The African slave ttade
uu eye shall IN consequence hr condemned and declared
laWih pflei uhlt0S the master thntl iurnt
ceai and ineonir yrblo evidence proving to tho saii.
ho"on "I he miNed court o justice, hHt at the time of
nef detention or capture The V=s was onp0yed in nw
lql nniNliliat anl st fprh Of the different mticle
pts per'uel AS were lgunl ON h"aft Al the time NJ M
ten1n ur At may have le embarked during the yuyn 20
on winch size whi engaged When captured were indiApei-
Hanle i%r lIr lawful ufjeei "i h voyage
Article VII II any nne Of the articles specified ia
,he preceding article as guntt iu condemnation Hh u
le i"nhd on board merchant Ves oi Aliou he proved
To have heen IN hoard n her during o voyage on which
she was captured n" compensation iH losses damages, or
eHlan ielusnt upon h. detention u ilrl, yess l.
fhAll IN Aht else he sfAued either Ae inastei the
OWNER OF hnH ote perfon intere7ted IN the equipment
NJ M the Lllln5, even Though he shumll nut la fnn-
i"lnnei by The miNel cunr oiiusiice.
article VIE T. u agreed between the two hi Ii coi.
lfAetlng parties that In all IN which We shall
hu detained under this by th.ir r,an ~
erusris. having hean engaged iu The African slave
trade or As hnying teen fitted cut for III Tnrprsi
ei ~ eue "i cpurts vi jnuce III he established
AS aore'a the aid yeiss shah, immediately alter its
contamination no broken np entirely aud shall be sold In
separate parls after having heen hluken up; unless
s'ihrr oi the two governments should wi.n ruiehsseer
tent porson chosen r that purpose by the mixed rnnft
Of Justice in'weh case the government whose cruiser
first option nf purchase
Article 49, The capln, master, pilot, and crew of any
vessel condemned by the mixed courts Of justice shall be
punished according to the laws the cuantry to which
such vessel belongs as shall also the owner owners aud
the persons interested in her equipment cargo uu-
terprise
For this purpose the two high contracting parties agree
expense aud Inconvenience the master and crew of auy
vessel which may be- condemned by Of Of
he mixed courts OF Jnstfe as Well as amy other persons
found on 1ard ths vessel snail he aud delivered up
to the jurisdiction Of the nation under whose ag the
e1hdemhel vessel was sailing at the time of capture and
That the witnesses and proofs necessary establish the
guilt Of such maste crew, other persons shall be
sent with them
The shah be pursued with regard to sub
Ject' or citizens of either contracting party who may lie
found hy cruiser of the other board vessel any
third Power on board Vessl sailing without lag
papers which may be condemned by any competent
Tor having eng ,ged In the African slave trade
Article y. The negroes who found board of
vessel condemned by the mixed eourts of justice, in
conformity with the spulaons Of this treaty shall be
placed ~ the disposal OF The whose cruiser
has made tue capure They shall be Immediately set at
liberty and shall remain itee the government to whom
they have been delivered guarau eefing their liberty
Article NJ. The acts or Instruments annexed To this
uetyi aud which it Is mutually agreed shall form
lesral part thereof Ate ns follows:
Instructions for the ships Of the naves of both ma
tons, destined TO prevent the African slave trade.
(B) Regulations tor the mixed courts Of Justice
Article MI. The present treaty shall bu ratified and
the ratiheaons thereof thal be exchanged at London
In six months from this iae, sooner If possible 1t
shall continue and remain in full force the term Of
ten years from the dsy Of exchange of the atiacalons
and furher until the end OF year after either of the
contracting parties shall have given notice to the other
Of IT'S intention to ternnate tue same each of the con-
acug parties reservinR 10 itself the right of giving
such notice to tue other at the end Of said Of ten
years and it is hereby agreed between them that on
been received by either from the other party this treaty
shall altogether cease and determine
u witness whereof the respective penipotenaries have
seal Of their
Done al Washiust the seventh day Of April, in the
year OF our Lord, thousand eight hundred
aud sxty-tw0.
ltsl WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
It's LYONS.