Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

plrti.u ar spot, to bs dusigaaIedb By The lacal aathOs-
Ties ani the g~unpodsr shall then Be b, ~eunveyei un-
DIR tho inspeen ~ Of such authorities to derots or
Citing place. dsignsl By the gsvtrrm Mt r. which
the pa-sies interested shall have Assess under the
regulations.
Fowling pieces pistols and ornamental or fancy
"earaas as also sBail rquantities Of rnnDowder To-
sP95rus reserved fyr private use shall not be subject
70 the stipula'ions of The present article.
Ar 10. The hrmans rexuired for merchant YES
Sels q the United States of america on pas-inq
through the DaTdanelles and the Rosnh1rns sb,n
AWAY be delivered in such a rntnnar a. ii go
sion 70 such vessels the least p,s ible DELAY.
Art. IL The captions If merchant vesstls of thu
United States, lades withySeedi destined for rbe Or
teman empire, shah De obliged. Immediately ON
thelr arrival at the part OF their destination, to de-
post in the custCm-hOuse of sold port a true copv
of their manifest.
Art. IL. COntrabln g5pls will Re li6bls 10 con-
hscstlon by the OstlnIa sreasrsry: butts report. ar
proees verbal, of the stlleegl act Of eon;rabaBd mnSt
80 sood as the goods IRE seized by the authorities.
De drawn up and communicated to the consular au-
thOrlty Of the citizen or subject to whnm the Coods
said 10 be eOntrRbFnd shall belong: and no goods
can lie eonhscatcd as cOnlrabanc. uni eSs the fraud
with regard to themi shall beluly and lsgall proyed.
ATT. ~. All merchandise. the produce or mlnu-
tactETe OF the OotmIn d9mini0ns anil possessions,
imported into tn United Stages of America, shin
be treated IN the sanIs manner as tho like merchan-
d'se, the produce a nj manufacture Of the most fav-
Ored ration.
Al rights, privileges, or immunities, which are
nov or may hsreafter bh gransed 10, or suffered n
be eGjoyed by the Subjects. vcsseis commerce or
navigation OF any iore1ga power in the United
STATES Of America, seall be equally granted to. and
ex;Ieised AMI enopDd by the subjects, vessels, com
merse' and navigation Of the Sublime Torte.
Art. 20. The present treaty. when ratified, shall
be tubstItuted for the &c mmercsal convention If the
10Th If August 1881, between the SvbIime Porte
and Great Hit ain pn the fouting of which the com
neIce of the United States IF Anne lea has been
heretofore placed, and shall eJntinue in fnr,e for %
twenty eight years from the Day of The exchange
OF The ratIheatlOns, and each or the two contracting
parties being. %howiVer, at liberty to give the other
ut The end Of ~ four teen years, that time being
fixed, as the provisiO rs of THIS treaty will then have
cUI1e into iul fora e, notice for this revision, or for
It's determination atthe expiration of a year from
Toe date Ut That notice, and so again at the end of
y twenty one years
The present treaty shall receive iii execution in
all and every one Of the provinces of tho Ottoman
empire: that l. 10 say. in all the possessions Of His
Imperial Majesty The Sultan, siauated in Eurone or
IN Asia. in Egypt. and in the other parts Of Africa
belonging to the Sublime Porte, in Servia. and in
united principaiities OF Moliavia AMI WaIlachia.
Art. Il. 1t is always un IerstpoisI that the gov
eminent OF the United States of America does not
pretend by any article in the present treaty to stip-
ulate for N re than the plain and fair constructor
oi the terms employed nor to preclude in any man
III ~ OsSoAHtu government from tne exercise 81
lis rlghts Of lbternal administration where the exer
else Of these rights does not evidently infringe up
"n The privileges acr' Tds d by ancient treaties OF be
the present treaty to citiz ms of the Uuited States
or their merchandise.
Art. Y. The high contracting parties have agreed
t. appoint Jointly commissioners for the setilem" nj
Of a tariff OF caston house duties to be levied in
conformity With the stipulations of the present
/ treaty, as well upon merchandise of every descrip-
lation being the produce or manufacture of the Tn
ted States Of Amercf impOted into the Ottoman
empire as nfOn articles OF every description the pro-
duce or manufacture of the 0ttomIn empire AMI lis
possessions, which citizens of the United States or
their agents are tOee t. purchase in any nart Of the
OStomaa empire for exp lrtatijn TO the United State
Or t. any other country. The new tariff to be so
concluded shall remain in force during semen years
dating from the date % the exchange OF tn e ra:iA:a-
GiVns.
Zach of the contracting parties shall have the
right a year before the Expiration of that term to
demand the revision & the tariff. Bat if during
the seventh year neither the one nor the other Of
the countacting parties sholI avail itself Of his
night the tariff then txsting shall continue to have
the force of law for seven years moro dating from
the day Of the expiration OF the preced ne years;
and the same slRll be the case with respect to every
Successive period of seven years.
Art. %. The present IreatE shall be ratified and
the ratifcations shall be exchanged at Constantine
pie in three calendar mouths or soon1r if possible,
and shall be Carried into execution when ratified.
Done at COnstantinOple on the 25.h day OfFeb.
1862.
EDWARD JOY NORRIS. H..
AALl, H.. 81
And whereas the said convention has bee duly
ratified on bath parts. and tine re<pectiva rati6ca-
tions of the same. were exchanged in the city Of
Mexico en- the twentieth ultimO:
Now therefore be it known that I ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. President of the United States IF n
lea. have caused the said contion to be made public,
h. the end that the am. amp every clause and arti-
Gle thereof may be observed and fulfilled by the
United States aud the citizens thereOs,
IN t~estemuney wqereof | have hersuntO set my
hand rnd caused the seal of The United States to be
affixed.
Done at the city Of Washington this TWEEN
tieth day of June, in the year of our Lord
IL. one thousand eight hundred and s%ixfy-twO
and Of the independence of the United
States of America the eighty-Sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
by the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary os State.