Nebraska advertiser., 1863-06-25
Schedule of demurrago or daily allowance for a

Art. s. Neither the jueges, nor the arbitrator ,nor
the secretaries or registrars Of the mixed court, Of
justice. shall demane or receive from any OF the
parties concerned in the cases which shall be brought
before such courts any emOlumsnt or gift, under
any pretext whatever, for the performance Of the
duties with such judges. arbitratOrs. and secretaries
Oh registrars have to perform. ana
Art. 8. The two high contracting parties have
agreed that, in the event Of the death, sIckne IS. alb
Ssnce on leave, or any other legal impediment Of
one or more Of the judges or arbitratOas composing
the above mentioned courts, respectfully, thesOst Of
such Judge or arbitrator shall be supplied, g in
term, in the following manner:
Firft. On the part of the Unsted States, and IN
that court which shall set within their territories:
if the vacancy be tha4 of the United States judge,
his place shall be filled by the United States arbi-
traitor; and either in that case, or in case the vac
ancy be originally tn at Of the United States arbitra-
tor, the place of such arbitrator shall be filed by
the Judge of the Unitel States ror tho southern dis
trict of New,,Eork, and the said court; so constituted
above, shall sit, and in ali 0ases brought before
them for adjudication shall proceed to adjudgd the
same, and pass sentence accordingly,
Secondly. On the part of the United States Of
AmeTica, and in these courts which shall sit within
the possessions of her Britannia Majesty: if the va
caney be that of the United States judge, his place
shall be filled by the United StBes arbitrator. and
either in that case, or in case the vacancy be origi-
nally that Of the United States arbitrator, his place
hts place shall be filed by the United States Con-
SUI, ~ III tnC uldfOLuODlt dOSGuE6-Dl LUb OOuSuls
by the United States Uice-Consul. In case the va
caney be both of the United States judge and the
United states arbitrator, then the vacancy OF the
judge shall be filled by the United States Consul
and that of the United States arbitrator by the
United States Tibe Consul. Bat if there be no
United States Consul or Vice CorsUI to fill the place
OF the United States arbitrator, then the British arr
bitrator shall be called in those eases in which the
United States arbitrator would be called in; and in
case the vacancy b. both of the Uuite6 States
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be neither U lite0 States Consul Or Vice-COnsul to
fill, ad interim, the vacancies taen the British
judge and the British arbitrator shall sit, and, in
all cases brought before them for adjudication shall
proceed to adludge the same and pass sentenceac-
c~ordingly'
Thirdly. On the part of her Britannia Majesty,
and in dhose courts which shall sit within the pos
sessions of her said Majesty. if the vacancy be that
of The Aritish Judge, his place shall be filed by the
British arbitrator; and either in that case, or in case
the vacancy be originally that of the British arbi-
traitor the place of such arbitrator shall be hleb by
the Governor or Lieutenant4 Governor resident in
such possessions; in his unavoidable absence by the
principal magistrate of the sane; or in the Govern
ment; and the said court, SO constituted as above,
shall sit, and in all eases brought before itfor ad-
Indication, shall proceed to adjudgs the same, and
to pass sentence accordingly.
FOurthly; On the part OF Great Britain. and in
tb0k court which shall sit within the territories of
the. United States Of America: if the vacancy be
bDHG OIL the OriGlQ juuSc, MS pac6 SudLl De uAleu DY
the British arbitrator; and other in that csse or in
case the. vacancy be originally that of thi British
arbitrator. his place shall be filed by the British
British Consul, or in the unavoidable absence Of the
Consul, by tee British Vice Consul; and in case the
tt vacancy be both of the British Judge and the
British arbitrator, then the vacancy of the British
Judge shall be filed by the British COnstl, and that
of the British arbitrator by the Dice Consul. But
if there be no British Consul or Vice Clnsul to ill
the place OF British arbitrator, then the Unrted
States arbitrator shall be called in those cases in
which the British arbitrator would be called in;
and in case the vacancy be both of the British judge
and of the British arbitrator, and there be neither
British Consul or Nice Consul to I'll, ad merlin, the
vacancies then the United States Judge and aFbI-
traitor shall sit, and in all cases brought before them
for adjudication shall proceed to adjndge the same
and pass Science accordingly. mod
The chief authority of the place in the t%erritor-
les Of either high contracting party where the mix
ed courts Of Justice shall sit, shall, in the event of
a vacancy arising, either of the judge on arbitrator
of 4ho other high contracting party, forthwith give
notice of the same by the most expeditions method
in his power to the GoAernment of that other hsgh
contracting party, in order that such vacancy may
I'd supplied at the earliesr possible period. i'i-
And each Of the high contracting parties agrees
to supply defnitively, as soon as possible, the va
caneies which may arise in the above mentioned
from death, or from any other cause what
ever. reIs.t.c ,ossf 1871 hrs ~ hHu
The undersigned Pionipotentiaries have agreed,
in conformity with the XIth article of the treaty
signed by them on this day, that the preceding re-
shall be annexed to the said treaty and
an inegraI part Thereof.
Done at Washington the seventh day Of April,
in the year of four Lord one thousand eight hundred
SIXTY two.
T.. s.. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
L. S. .I91 .LKONS. .llu sd1 nHasI
And whereas the said treaty has been duly rallied
on both parts, and the respective ratihcations ofsthe
same we're exchanged at London, on the 10Th ultimo,
by Charles Francis Adams, Esqr., Envoy Extracted
mary and Minister Plenipotentiary of the United
States at the court Of St. James, and Earl Russell,
her Hiitanuic Majesty's Principal Secretary Of
State for Foreign Affairs; ON the part Of their res
pectiye governments. b..
Now therefore be it known that ABRAHAM
LINCOLN. President Of the United States Of Amer
have caused the, said trsltp 10 be made public