Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-18

the criyes bereina ter enum raj ed and being fug-
tVes for Justice should under certain circH Instances
be reciprocAlly elvered up have resolved 20 con-
cfude treaty for this purp Sc aud haVs NAMED a.
Dtherresp4etivc plenip2tentIstiss tnss q tSsay
The President of the United States Of Anne ica
has appointed Thdrnt C.FwiaR eitizhn OF the UnI-
ted States and their Envoy Extfaordiarv and Min
lister PeniuOten iary near the Maxican q ,vernnsnt
and the President If the United SeEcalI States has
appointed Sebastian Lsrl1 ds Tejada, 4 cit n Of
lhe said States aud Depu'yOf the Congress Of the
Cnien Who after having comm lnlc 4Le'l 81, each
other their respective full powers eund in good aud
due form have agreed upon auI cone iad d the fi-
lowing articles .I, q
ATf5;T It's agreed tbAt the c6utraetinga aplrties
shalE5n reqpisitils msda in their name threuyh
the medium Of their reSpeCtivs deplOm Itic agents
deliver ap astiae pers. ne who bring a-u 4e1 at
che crimes enumerated in article third of the pres-
ept trAsty c6nniite withsa the Jurisdiction ~ =
requiring pariy shall seek an aSyHnl or shall b.
Ound within he territ 'rieS IT the oths: Pr0yId II
That ihis Shlllbs dlna only when afhel fast Of rh
commission Of the crime shall be 80 established as
that the hfws os the e0uherp III Whi:h the fdgiiv3
orithP persn % accised sh'll bsf"nnd- T7udjusti-
fy his or her apprehension aud cnrnmftn 'nt for
trial if tbe crime hhdbeen ihsre eBnlint tad 7l ~
Art, 2 In the ease Of crimes committed in tho
rUntier States ar Territories OF the two contracting
Larties requilitions may be m te hrpu their re+
pective diplomatic agents, I'll uEh the chief rivi
authOrity of said States or Territories thruu yh
such chief evil or.jddai9 di4tricts
or cyuaties bordering on the frontier as may for
this purpose b. duly anthnriz,d bv the std chief
civil auihory Of tue satdbrog ier Strtet or T'rri-
tories or whom from auy cause the civil authority
of such states or Territory shptlt be sSpendeI hrnu
the chief military odi;er in conmtnd Of such Sate
or Territory. ft
Art 3. Persons shall be 80 delivered up who shall
be charged according to the provisions of this treaty
With any of the following crimes whether as prinvi-
10 wit Mur
GLIDING assassination parricd1 infa ieids and poi
sonlng;) assault with intent to commit murder: mu
tilatiOn: piracy, arsln. rape: kidnapWng dehalng
the same to be the taxing and carrying away OF a
free pers by force or deception; Forgery Including
the forging or making or knowingly passing or pns
ting in circuaso counterfeit cOn b'nk notes.
other paper current as mDaey: enbezL en- snF0f pub
lie moneys; robb ry def Ing the sans t. be the fc
OniOuS aud forcibe taking from the person of an
other Of goods money to any value by violence or
putting him ia fear busglarJ defining the same to
be brea ling and entering into the hUuse of another
with intent to commit telon y; 40 the crime Of
larceny Of cattle other goods and chatteIs of the
v tlue Of tWenty-Sve dlllars er when the
is committed wthin the frontier states or FerTitJc
les OF tho Contracting parties.
Art. On the part Of each county the surrender
of fugtives from justice shall be made only by the
authority of the exeutve thereof except in the
of crimes committed within the limits of the on
tisr States or Territories in which latrer the
surrender may be made by the chief civil authority
thereof such chief civil Judicial auho iry OF
the districts counties bOrdering on the froneler
as may for this purpose be duly authorized ny the
said chief civil au hriiy Of the said frontier States
OF Territories if from anYcause the civil authI4
ity of such State or Territory shall be suspendef
then such surrender may b5 IN de by the chief h.l-
tary OficeT In command Of such Stale or Territory.
shall shall be sutp3 3nlel then sash surrender may
be made by the chief military officer IN command
of such State or rerritury.g srtag9 f.ef ToE ErH
Art. ). All expenses whatever u deten. ton aud
delivery effected in virtue Of tbs prec dag provI-
siOns shall be borne and dtrdyed by the GOyern-l
mel uthority uf the froter State ur Territory 10
whose name the reqUslti ton shall have been made.
Art. 8. The provisions of the present treaty shall
not be applied in any mann to any crime OF Ofeuce
of purely political character shall it embrace
the re urn Of iufiitye slaves nor the delivery ut
criminals who when the fonce Was elInmttted shal
have been held in JIe pl ace where the offence was
committed in the cond JiOn of slaves the same being
expressly forbidden by the Constitution Of MeAica
shall Tho provisions OF the present teat b. ap-
piled ia any manner to the crimes enumerated IN
the third article committed anterior 20 the date ot
the exchange of the ratif atlUns hereof.
Neither of the contracting parties shall be bound
to peiver mp its citizens under the stIpulatIOnS
of this treaty. ft.j TO .HI -' PIT"
Art. Z. TINS treaty shall continue ia force until it
shall be abr gated by the contracting plrties Or one
of them: but 1t shall not bs AbrOSAted except by
mutual consent, unless the party desiring t" abrU-
gale il shall give twelve mon rs previous notice
Art. 8. The present reaty shall b, ratified IN con-
fUrmity with the onstitutiOn o the tWO countries,
and the ratifcatpns shall be exchanged at the ctJ
of Mexico within SIX months from the date hereof,
earlier if possible r.... ...... F..r....,,, f.
10 witness whereof We the Penipotentiaries Of
the United States of Amerlca and of the United
Mexican States, have signcd and sealed these pre-
sents re.l tIsf & s.l.l u53 vtHs -st|
Done in the city Of Mexico on the eleventh day nt
December. in the ys ar If bur Lord OAe thousand
light und ed and six ynne the eighty. sixth of the
If the Uaited States Ut Am riea and
the forty fist of hat Of the United Mexcan aIe';
THOMAS CORWIN. IL. s
SEBE LERDO DE TEJADA, Hq|'ag u. 3
And whel g ths SAID treaty rs amended h Is b5en
duly ratified ON both parts and the respective ratI
fcatOn@ OF the sims wore exchanged in the city of
Mexico on the twentieth ultimj. '- 5I-
Now ther fore bs it known that |, ABRAHAM
President OF the United States Of Amer
lea have caused the said Treaty to be made public,
to the end that the aud every clause aud arti-
Gle thereof may be observed sad fulfilled with good
faith by the United states and the citizens thereof
In witness shereof have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United states 10 be ati
ed. ~-'''~
Done at the City of Washington shls twentieth
of June in the yOIr of our Lord one thou
IL. 81 sand eight handred and sxty-two and OF
the independence of the UnlIed states OF
America the eighty-slxth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
By the president.
William II. Seward, Secretary Of Tate,
Postal Convention between the United States of
America and the Republic of Mexico. COnelUd-
ed at Mexico, December IL. 1851. RatIf-auUns
excnange1 at Mexico May 20 1852 Proclaimed
BY the President os the United states, June 20,
1862
By TIE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMER
A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas Postal COnvenaOn between the Uni
ted States of America and the Republic of Mexico
was concluded and signed at the city of Mexico on
the eleventh day Of December, one thousand eight
hundred and sixty one which Convention being in
the English and Spanish languages is word fer word
~ follows;
Postal Convention between the United States Of
America and the United Mexican States.
The United States of America and the United
Mexican States being desrOus of drawing more close
y the friendly relations existing between the two
counties and os facilitating the prompt and regular
Of correspondence between their res
peetiVe territories have resolved to conclude Pos
tai Convention and have named as tier PlenipO-
enaries that is to says the President fthe United
States OF America has appointed Taos COrwin
citizen of the the United States and their Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Pienipetentiary near
the Mexican Government and the President Of the
United Mexican States has appeinte Sebastian
Lerdo de Tejada citizen of the said States and a
deputy of the Congress of the Union who after hav
ing comm unicated to each other tb respective full
powers found in good and due form, have agreed
lpOn the following articles: H-F rr44ael
Art l. There shall be charged upon all letters
newspapers reviews or other periodical publications
printed pamphlets or other Prined M ter, conveyed
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