East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-02-10


unto annexed, being the growth and
produce of the Aforesaid British colo
MOS or of the United States, shall be
admitted into each country, respect
lively, free Of duty: 10 rasi.
SCHEDULE.
Grain, -four and breadstufs of oil
kinds. see 81 awe. tos.. ..rq
Animals Of all kinds. y f.r
Fresh, smoked and salted meats.
Cottonwood, seeds and vegetables.
Undried fruits. afaf ~.a.- n,
Dried fruits. ae-f n
Fish of all kinds. ~. =
Products of fish, and Of oil other
creatures living in the water. =
Poultry, eggs.
Hides, furs, skins or tails, undress-
ed. ,- e,.er -
Stone or marble in its crude or un-
wrought states.
Slate, butter, cheese, tallow, lard,
horns, manures. 1i rG'T
Ores Of metals of all kinds.
Coal, pitch, tar, turpentine, ashes.
Timber and lumber of all kinds,
round, hewed and sawed, unmanufac-
tured in whole or in part. ir1oH, =,
Firewood, plants, shrubs and trees,
Pelts, wool, fish, oil. .si sisgs5Y4 Il
Rice, broomcorn and bark. -
Gypsum, ground or unground.
Hewn or wrought, or unwrought
| burr or grindstones.
Dye stuffs, fax, hemp and tow, un-
manufactured.
Unmanufactured tobacco, rags.
ART. 4. II ia agreed that the citi-
zens and inhabitants of the United
States shall have the right to navigate
the River st. Lawrence, and the Gu
nails in Canada, used as the means OF
communicating between the great
lakes and the Atlantic Ocean, with
their vessels, boats and crafts, as fully
and freely as the subjects of her Brit
anic Majesty, subject only to the same
tolls and other assessments as now
are, or may hereafter be, exacted OF
her Majesty's said subjects it being
understood, however, that the British
government retaips the right of sus-
pending this privilege on giving due
notice thereof TO the government OF
the United States. eegF
1t is further agreed, that British
subjects shall have the right freely tc
navigate Lake Michigan with thoil
vessels, boats and crafts, SO long as
the privilege of navigating the Rive,
st. Lawrence, secured to American
citizens by the above clause of the
present article, shall continue, and the
government of the United States fur.
ther engages to urge upon the State
government to secure to the subjects
of Her Britanic Majesty the use of the
several State canals on terms of equal.
Is with the inhabitants Of the United
/ States. .f.l.rt
And it is further agreed, that no
export duty, or other duty, shall be
levied on lumber or timber Of any
kind cut on that portion of the Amer
lean territory in the State Of Maine,
watered by the River st. John and its
tributaries, and foated down that riv-
er to the sea, when the same is ship
ped to the United States from the
province of New Brunswick.
ART. s.. The present treaty shall
take effect as soon as the laws requir-
ed to carry It into operation shall have
been passed by the imperial Parlia.
ment of Great Britain, and by the
Provincial Parliaments Of the British
North American colonies, which are
affected by this treaty on the one hand
and by the Congress of the United
States on the other. Such assent hav-
ing been given, tho treaty shall remain
in force for ten years from the date al
which it may come into operation, and
further, until the expiration of twelve
months after either Of the high con-
tracing parties shall give notice to the
other of its wish to terminate the same;
each of the.high contracting parties
being at liberty to give such notice to
the other at the end Of the said term
of ten years, or at any time afterward.
1t is clearly understood, however,
that this stipulation is not intended to
affect the reservation made by article
A of the present treaty, with regard to
the right of temporarily suspending
tho operations OF articles 3 and a
thereof. 4.r.t.., ..s .., Z
Arr. G. And il is hereby further
agreed, that the provisions and stipu-
1 l. n. r.. a,4, ~ aH
extend to the island of Newfoundland
SO far as they are applicable to that
colony. But if the Imperial Parlia-
ment, the Provincial parliament ol
Newfoundland, or the Congress of the
United States, shall not embrace in
their laws, enacted for carrying this
treaty into effect tho colony of New
foundland, then this article shall be of
no effect; but the omission to make
provision by law to give it effect, by
either Of the Legislative bodies afor-
said, shall not.in any way impair the
remaining articles of this treaty. !. ,.3
ART. Z. The present treaty shall be
duly ratified, and themutual exchange
of ratification shall take place in
Washington, within six months from
the date hereof, or earlier if possible.
In faith whereof, we, the respective
pleipotentiaries, have signed this
treaty, and have hereunto affixed our
seals. -
Done in triplicate, at Washington,
the fifth day of juno, A. ID. one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty-four,
w. l.. MARCY, IT.. s.
ELGIN AND KlNCARDINE, IL. 81