Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-02-03
TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. 8. 1868.

and occupy dwellings and warehouses; and
everything belonging thereto shall be respect
ed and shall not be, subjected to any arbitrary
visits or search. The said citizens shall have
full liberty to trade in all parts of the territory
of either, according to the rules established by
the respective regulations of commerce, in all
kinds of goods, merchandise manufactures
and produce not prohibited to all, and to open
retail stores and shops, under the same NUM-
cipal and police regulations as native citizens
No examination or inspection of their books,
papers, or accounts shall be made without the
legal order of Il competent tribunal or Judge.
The provisions of this treaty are not to be
understood as applying to the navigation and
coasting trade between one port and another
situated in the territory of either of the con-
tracing parties-the regulation Of such nav
igation aud trade being reserved respectively
by the parties according to their own separate
laws. Vessels Of either country shall, how
ever, be permitted to discharge part of their
cargoes at one port, open to foreign commerce
IN the territories of either of the high con-
tracing parties, paying only the custom
house duties upon that portion of the cargo
winch may be discharged, and to proceed with
the remainder of their cargo to any other port
or ports ofthe same territory, open to foreign
commerce, without paying other or higher
tonnage duties of port charges in such cases
than would be paid by national vessels in like
circumstances; and they shall be permitted
to load in like manner at different ports in the
same voyage outwards.
The citizens of either country shall also
= have the unrestrained right to travel in any
part of the possessions of the other, and shall
in all cases enjoy the same security and pro-
lection as the nations of the country in which
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to the laws, decrees and ordinances there pre-
vailing. They shall not be called upon for
any forced loan or occasional contribution,
nor shall be liable to any embargo, or to be
detained with their vessels, cargoes, merchan-
disc, goods, or effects, for any military expe-
dition, or for any public purpose whatsoever.
without being allowed therefor full and suf-
ficient indemnificati1n, which shall in all cases
be agreed upon and paid in advance.
ARTICLE IV.-All kinds of produce. manu-
features, or merchandise of any foreign coun-
try which can, from time to time. be lawfully
imported into the United States in their own
vessels. may be also imported in vessels of
the republic of Bolivia: and no higher or 9TH
err duties upon the tonnage of the vessel and
her cargo shall be levied and collected,
whether the importation be made in the YES
sells OF the one country or of the other; and
in like manner all kinds OF produce, manutac-
lures, and merchandise of any foreign coun-
try that can be, from time to time, lawfully
imported into the republic OF Bolivia in its
own vessels, whether in her ports upon the
Pacific or her ports upon the tributaries OF the
Amazon or La Plata, may be also imported in
vessels Of the United States; and no higher
or other duties upon the tonnage of the vessel
and her cargo shall be levied or collected
Whether the Importation DC made III vessels OF
tDe one country OF oI the Otmer' ana they
agree that wnaI may De lawluily exported or
re-eAPorteu lIoiln tile one couhhy III us OWN
NeSSeis' " any iorelSh country may, III ilhe
p""iier, oe eApoIteu OF re-eAPorte1 Ill 'ie
'e'9eis oi 'nc olleI Ioulltiy anu 'ne S''iiie
pou"Iies' uutlvS' anu uTaWoacAs si''ll oe al
io"eu anu coilecteu wHe'her such eHporta-
tlor OF re eAportatloh DC mace Ill n9ssel Vi tlle
Unltea states OF Oh the repuohc Oh BOLIVIA IN
al these respects the Vessels anu thelr car
goes OIL tne one country, III tne ports OF the
other' sllail also De on an equal Iootin9 WIN
those Oh the most favored hatioh' IL oelhg
lur'her unuerstoou ''iat Ui'ese prihclpleS s'''iI
Apply whether L'le VeSSels sliall nave cleared
uiiecliy rum 'he poIts VI tle h"tiou !" ",iich
'"ey "ppel'ail' Vi iroiil ''ie PoIts vi oiiy oter
haVloh'
ARTICLE V.-For the better understanding
of the preceding article, and taking into con-
sideration the actual state of the CONNER
cial marine OF the republic Of Bolivia, it is
stipuiateu ana agreed tllat all vessels oe'ong-
'"S eNcius'Fey W cl'i~e' OF cltIIehs oi saiu
iePuoiic' anu ""pse CaPVdih Is "'So cl'i"ch
vi ''iS SAINT 'i"uSt 'no 'o'is'i uI'i"" VI '"e
ole~ ''cT may oe loI9len, sn''ii W coi'siutr-
Gu, Ior all Tue oDJects OF thlS treaty. as DO
i'l"h EesSei'
ARTICLE Vino higher or other duties
shall be imposed on the importation of the
United States of any articles the produce or
manufactures of the republic of Bolivia, and
no higher or other duties shall be imposed
on the importation into the republic OF Bolivia
of any articles the produce or manufactures of
the United States, than are or shall be paya-
bic on the like articles being the produce or
manufactures of another country; nor shall
any higher or other duties or charges be i'm
posed, in either of the two countries on the
expectation of any articles to the United States
or to the republic of Bolivia, respectively,
than such as are payable on the expectation
Of the like articles to any other foreign coun-
try nor shall any prohibitions be imposed on
the expectation or importation of any articles
the produce or manufactures of the United
States, or of the republic of Bolivia, to or from
the territories of the United States, or to or
from the territories of the republic of Bolivia,
which shall not equally extend to all other ma
tons.
Article VII-It is likewise agropd that il
shall he wholly free for all merchants rom.
manders of sbips. and other citizens of either
country. to MANAGE themselves tbnir own hus-