The Lansing state Republican., 1862-11-05

Abors and the persons 20 employed shall no, for tha,
cause be subject 10 any injury 90 the part eIther Of the
goveIum inoividuAls and II shall IKE
DC lawful for Of the Unite. StAes paI
al manner OF books 10 China
ARTICIk XVI Ha
Relations of peace AiIy De.wcea tie CHted States
AMI China beas established oy To- treaty and toe YES
ss Ins UnIIs states oe'ng sGiiea 10 trade freeiy
- aud ttVnl Tie 1ri= o; Caa. open " oresn eomefce,
further agreed that, In case al AL! time hereafter
any ioreiga ~ ion wnatever.
anu souta for thai cause eXv.uqe s.ch from
tsmg Der porss, st The vessels Of the United STAT
sA.I coltlse " pArsae theI e'mnasrce IA
freedom ami security, aEd ~ transport gols -
from ports VI beiserent powers, fii respect
being pAig tns neutrAiGIy Of the nag =! ae latsa
States provided that tie sA fas shall Not protect vessels
egagsu IL the Eanspor tAtAa od 0nacsrs oS ssdiers N
te enemy service, shall sAi4 uAg DC irAl4aeut.y
used enable the enemys ships with their clgoes, ~
Ihe ports Vi China; but AL such vessels " ofeaa-
iLg shall be subject " forfeiture aDi counscAt ~ tbs
Chinese government
ARTICLE XVII.
Al questions IN regard " rights whether " property
person arising between Vi TIE Cagtec states
ted BY the authorities o taer OWL Soysg0met, AMI
Controversies occurring 10 China between clns oI the
CHtd states AND the subjects VI any other gvenment
fE, DC regulated BY The treaties existing bIweeU the
United states and suCh respectively with
ott i1terIeseace oU the i..rt OF China
ARIlCIE XXvIu
citizens Of the Unitcd States have special occasion
70 Aldress any cation the Chinese oc officers
sui other ocer 10 determine the Language be proper
and respectful, Ihs uAAster Juss rlsLt, whh
event he shall Transmit Ie " tie APPROPRIATE
for their sctisu the pre-
mises subjects vi China have address The
consul Of the United States, they may address him
directly at the same time they inol isir own officers,
repr,selig the Ior LIS CONSIDERATION Aud tivA
She premises AMI controversies arse between clti
Vi TIE United states and subjects Of China which
cannot be Ainicaby settled otherwi The same shall be
examined dsciled comfortably justice equity
by the public 0cers Of the two AaIsoAs seSg IN
Jnction Ihe extortion of illegal fees is expressly pro-
Gitt Any peacezble persons allowed to enter the
court in order to interpret, lest injustice be done.
ARTICLE XXX.
The principles the regol professed By
the Protestant and Roman Catholic churches, recog
aized teaching to do gooi, do 10 others
they would have others Go " them Hereafter those
wno quietly uees AMI teach these Doctrines shall not
be harrassed prosecuted account Of their faith.
Any person, whether citizen Of the United states
Chinese convert who, according " aese tenets pea
ceaby teach practice Ihe pr1css Of Christianity
shall In no cass be intsrfsred with Or moiested.
ARTICLE xxx
The contracting parties hereby agree that should
any time the Ia Using Empire grant toany nation the
merchants citizen of any nation any right privilege
or favor connected either with Navigation, commerce
this treaty such right, privilege and favor shall
freely enure to the beleht Of the United States its pub
lic officers, merchants, and citizens.
shall by the President o the United states by
and with the advice and Of the senate within
one year. or sooner possible, and by the august soy
eregn OF the Using Empire forthwith; and the rAi
cations shall be exchanged within year from the
late Of the signatures thereof.
In faith whereof the respective penipotentiares
Of the United States of America and Of tine Ia Using I'm
pire have signed and sealed these
Done at Tentsn this eighteenth day Of June in the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI fifty
eight and the Independence OF the United States VI
America the eighty second year VI Hen
funG, nth mouth, and eighth day. -