Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-02-26

the spulatons contained in article " and VII of the
treaty to-day shall have taken place Hanoyerian
Government shall preserve the right Professionally, by
way of precaution to maintain the dues which it has
agreed to abolish. But the United States Of
America shall have fulfilled the stipulatons therein
mentioned the Hanoverian Government shall order
the discharge Of that temporary of precauton
general treaty Of the 22d day of June 1861,
ays a q sae saae OF in the ar
ces VI I and w named treaty, it shall
have power to require of American vessels proof of
their nationality without thereby causing them delay
or detention.
WILHELM AUGUST Won RErrzEssrEs H.. 81
And whereas the said Treaty has been duly ratified
both parts and the respective h raacaons Of the ne
April last by Norman B. Judd, Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipotenary Of the United States and
Baron August Wilhelm Won Reitzenstein, Envoy Ex-
raordnary and Minister Penipotentary Of hisMaesty
the King Of Hanover, the part Of their respective
Governments
Now, therefore, be it known that /, Abraham Lin
coln President Of the United States of America have
caused the said Treaty to be made public to the end
may be observed and with GOOD faith Sy be
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
caused the seal Of the United States to be affixed
Done in the city of Washington, this seven
tenth day of June, in the year of our Lord
H.. ST. one thousand eight hundred and sixty-t
alas. and Of the independence Of the United States
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President
F. W. SEWARD, Acting Secretary of State.
Treaty between the United States of America and the
Republic OF Mexico for the Exraditior of Criminals
Concluded at Mexico, December IL, 1861. Ratfca-
tons exchanged at Mexico, May 90 1862. Proclaim
ed by the President of the United States June 90
PY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas a treaty hefween tha Trptod 20, ,f 49,
ica and the Republic Of Mexico for the extradton Of
was concluded and signed at the city of Mex
eight hundred and which treaty. as amended
BY the Senate of the United States and being in the
Engish and spanish languages is, word for word,
Treaty between the United States of America and the
United Mexican States for the Extradition of Crmi-
The United States of America and the United Mexi-
can States, having judged it expedien with view to
the better administration of justice and the prevention
OF crime within their respective territories and ursc-
lions that persons charged with the crimes hereinafter
enumerated and being fugitives from Justice should
undef certain circumstances, be reciprocay delivered
up have resolved to conclude treaty this purpose
ana nave named as their respective penpotentaries
s that is to say:
The President of the United States of America has
appointed Ihomas Corwina citizen of the United States
and their Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo.
tentiary near the Mexican Governments and the Pres
aena OF the United Mexican States has appointed Sc
oastan Lerdo dc Teada, citizen of the said States
and Deputy Of the Congress of the Union who after
having to each other their respective full
powers found in good and due FORM have agreed pon
and concluded the following articles r.
ARTICLE I.
rs agreed that the contracting parties SHALL on re-
questions made in their name through the medium Of
their respective diplomatic agents. deliver up to Justice
persons who being accused Of the crimes enumerated
n article third of the present treaty. committed within
shs Of sne dTsshns party shall e
tss c of SSsa Tia. this shall Be done only when
fugitive 50 S So g sa,ea
rial II the crime had been there committed
ARTICLE II. ~
In the case Of crimes committed the frontier States
Territories Of the two contracting parties reousi
sions may be made through their respective diplomatic
states or Territories or through such chief civil ju
dcia authority Of the districts Or counties
by the said chief civil authority Of the said frontier
states q OF when from any cause the civil
through the chief military officer in command Of such
State or Territory.
persons shall be delivered up who shall be charged
according to the provisions Of this treaty With any Of
ton, parricde nfanticde and poisonns1 assault WITH
rape; Kidnapping, defining the same 70 be the takn,
and carrying away Of free person by force OF decep
Son forgery, including the forging, or making, &
CON Or bank notes. OF other paper current a. money
Hsh y 70 Sssnd any person
Of counterfeit coin bank notes. Or ether nsner cna
rent q: money; smbez.lement q pube money! rob
taxing from the person Of another Of goods OF money 70
any value, by violence putting him n lesr bur2ss
nsss 70 sna sass sss int
TIE CRIME Of larceny, eseae other eocds nd chat
tie ssns Is contsd vn &c saaos q %Sse .na
{ rtories Of the contracting parties