The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-27
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traitor shall be called in IN those cases in I
which the United States arbitrator would I
be called In and in case the vacancy be /
both Of the. United States Judge and Of /.
the United States arbitrator, and there |
be neither United States Consul nor Vice
Consul to III, al interim the vacancies,
then the British Judge and the British |
arbitrator shalbs sit, and, in all cases
brought before them fer adjudication, |
shall proceed TO adiudge the same and
pass sentence accordingly.
Ihirdly On the part OF her Britannia
Majesty, and IN those courts that Shall
sit within tho prosecutions of her said
Majesty, il the vacancy be that of the
British judge, his place shall be filed
by the British arbitrator; and either in
that case, or in case the vacancy be orig
inally that Of the British arbitrator the
place of such arbitrator shall be filed
by the Governor or Lieutenant Governor
resident in such possession; in his una
voidable absence by the principal msgis-
trate, or by the Secretary OF the Govern
ment; and the said Court, so constituted
as above shall sit, and, in all cases
brought before it for adjudication, shall
proceed to adjudge the same, and to pass
| sentence accordingly.
F5lgtlly. On the part of Great Britain,
and in that Court which shall sit within
the territories of the United States of
| America, if the vacancy be that Of the
British judge, his place shall be filed by
the British Arbitrator; and either in that
case, or in case the vacancy be originally
| that of the British arbitrator his place
shall be filled by tho British Consul or
in the unavoidable absence of the Consul
| by the British Vice Consul and in case
the vacancy be both of the British judge
| and the British arbitrator, then the va
cancy of the British judge shall be filled
by the British Consul, and that of the
British arbitrator by the British Vice
Consul. But if there be no British Con-
sui or Vice Consul to fill the place of the
British arbitrator, then the United States
arbitrator shalt be called in in those cases
in which the British arbitrator would be
called in; and in case the vacancy be
both of the British judge and of the
British arbitrator, and there be neither
British Consul nor Vice Consul to fill, dd
interim, the vacancies, then the United
States Judge and arbitrator shall sit and
in all cases brought before them for adj
judication shall proceed to adiudge the
same and pass sentence accordingly.
The chief authority of the place in the
territories of either high contracting par
ty where the mixed courts of justice
shall sit, shall, in the event of vacancy
arising, either of the judge or the arbi-
traitor Of the other high contracting party,
forthwith give notice Of the same by the
most expeditions method in his power
to the Government of that other high con-
tracing party, in order that such va
cancy may be supplied at the earliest
possible period.
And each of the high contracting parties
agrees to supply defnitively, as soon as
possible, the vacancies which may arise
in the above mentioned cause from
death, or any other courts whatever.
The undersigned Plenipotentiaries
have aged in conformity with the
eleventh article of the treaty signed by
them on this day, that the preceding re-
gulations shall be annexed to the said
treaty and considered an integral part
thereof.
Done at Washington on the seventh
l.. day Of April, in the year of our Lord one
! thousand eighteen hundred and sixty
two.
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