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Article VIII. Neither the judges, the arbitra-
the secretaries registrars ofthe mixed courts
ties concerned in the which shall be brought be-
fore such courts any emolument or gift under any pre-
text whatsoever, for the performance of the duties
which such judges arbtrators and secretaries regis
trars have to perform.
Article TX. The two high contracting parties have
agreed that in the event of the DEATH Sickness abb
sence leave, other legal impedment of one
more of the judges arbtraors composing the above
mentioned courts respectively the post OF such judge
or arbitrator shall be supplied ad interim, in the fol-
First On the part of the United States, and in that
that court which shall sit within their territories if the
vacancy be that of the United States judge his place
shall be filled By the United States arbitrator and
either in that CASE in the vacancy be originally
that Of the United States arbitrator the place of such
arbitrator shall be filed by the Judge of the United
States for the southern district of New York. and the
said court constituted above shall Sit and in all
cases brought before them for adjudication shall
TO audge the same and pass sentence accord
ingy s..-.e.-
lea, and in those courts which shall sit within the pos
sessions of her Brtanc Majesty if the vacancy be that
Of the United States Judge his place shall be filled by
in case the vacancy be originally that of the United
States arbitrator his place shall be filled by the United
States Consul or in the unavoidable absence of the
case the vacancy be both of the United States
Judge and of the United States arbitrator,
then the vacancy of the judge shall be filled by the
United States Consul and that of the United States
bitrator by the United States Vice-Consul. But if
there be no United States Consul or yice-Consu to fill
the place Of the United States arbitrator then the
British arbitrator shall be called in in those cases in
and in the vacancy be both of the United States
judge and Of the United States arbitrator and there be
neither United States Consul nor Vice-Consul to fill dd
interim, the vacancies then the British judge and the
British arbitrator shall stand in all cases brought be-
fore them for adjudication shall proceed to adjudge the
same and pass sentence accordingly.
Thirdly. On the part of her Britannia Majesty, and
in those courts which shall sit within the possessions of
her said Majesty the vacancy be that of the British
Judge his place shall be filled by the British arbitrator;
and either IN that case or IN case the vacancy be orig
arbitrator shall be filed by the Governor Lieuten
antGovernor resident in such possession in his una
voidable absence, by the principal magistrate Of the
magistrate, by the secretary of the Government and
the said court, constituted above, shall Sit and
in all cases brought before 1t for adjudication, shall
proceed to adudge the same and to pass sentence ae
eordingly.
court which shall sit within the territories of the Unit
ed States Of America if the vacancy be that of the
British Judge his place shall be filled by the British
btrator and either in that in the vacancy
be originally that Of the British arbitrator his place
shall be filled by the British Consul or in the una
voidable absence Of the Consul by the British Vice
Consul and in the vacancy be both of the Brit
ish judge and the British arbitrator then the
sui and that of the British arbitrator by the British
yice-oonsul. But if there be British Consul or
the United States arbitrator shall be called in in
those cases in which the British arbitrator would be
called in and in the vacancy be both OF the Brit
ih judge and OF the British arbitrator and there be
neither British Consul nor Fce-Consul to fill ad inte
arbitrator shall sand in all brought before them
for adjudication shall proceed to adiude the same and
pass sentence accordingly.
The chief authority Of the place in the territories of
either high contracting party where the mixed courts
of Justice shall sit shall, in the of vacancy
arising either Of the Judge the arbitrator Of the
other high contracting party forthwith give notice of
the same by the most expeditions method in his power
to the Government OF that other high contracting par
ty in order that such vacancy may be supplied at the
earliest possible period
And each of the high contracting parties agrees TO
supply defnitvely as soon as possible the vacancies
which may arise IN the aforementioned courts from
death, or from any other cause whatever.
The undersigned Plenpotentaries have agreed, in
conformity with the XIth article of the treaty signed
by them on this day. that the preceding regulations
integral part thereof.
Done at Washington the seventh day of April, in
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty-two.
(I.s.l WILLIAM H. SEWARD.
r.. ST. LYONS.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified on
exchanged at London the twentieth ultimo, by
Charles Francis Adams, ESQ., Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenpotentiary of the United States at
Maestys Principal Secretary of State for Foreign At
fairs, on the part of their respective Governments
Now, therefore, be it known that I, ABRAHAM
LINCOLN, President of the United States of America
have caused the said treaty to be made public to the
end that the same, and every clause and article there
of may be observed and fulfilled with good faith by the
Unite Statesand the citizens thereof
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and caused the seal of the United State to be affixed
Done at the city of Washington, this
seventh day OF June, in the year Of our
FL. S. Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty
two, and of the Independence of the United
States (of America] the eghty-sixth.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
By the President
WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Secretary of State.