Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-10-01

thsnea esaEsxsd. nadsE sha la3bseitea Of ssoh az.
shorssss % dspots. Or nttiag Easea assteaAtsS By
DE ssFsEnmsnt. e shssa &c Fsssls. iass s'isd
Foxling- psseef, ptaias. esd ssaaasAi ef fsaey
weapons, as also sEakil aasssistas - snapswder
for sporting. reserved fes Fiyss hss. sha.i bot be
suees to ihs sllpvlstiaaf u She pseseat artists.
-1iaH ANrIcLE9yt
Tfe arfnans fsaslssI sse sasfeAzst vessels Of
the Uhiiei states q AsnsFles. 90 passing tArough
the Dara anesiea aud the naaphsrna, shall always
be dsiIsseeA In sssh manasr 70 oeessson 20 such
vessels she l. sss possible delay. s.'tl
~ ARTICLE XVII.
The captains AZ nsFchAat-yesssls. the United
Empise shall b obliged, immediately on their ar
rival the Pert Of their deagfnation 70 deposit Ia
the vasion houss Of said pert truse copy Of their
mSaiiest.
ARTICLE XVIII.
copersbana goods viii Be liable 70 eonhseAtion
/ b. the Ottoman Treasury; but report o. pro
=. .~rbaI Of the filsxai act Of eoptrzband, must,
~ soon a. said goods seized BY the authorities
~ drawn Up and communicate 70 the consular
/ authority Of the citizen or subject 70 WON TIE
gSol. said 20 be eontrabana shall belong and no
| soox.ran be cophscatsd - eontraband niles the
4 hand vii regard 10 them ssa1t Be daily and
| legally approved
- u,a,eb.naiss. the produce or manufacture OF
,bs (1tfousa dominions and possessions, IN ported
t,o - Tnitsd etktes Of Arnsries shall b treat
- i, fs,e same rnzunsr as the r. msrshsndise
he psodaos or manufacture Of fks most fAsered
natiea. nr;,ilezss. or in unfties which are
novs Or mas hereafter be granted to- or suffered Z
- srtovsd by the subjects, vessels. commerce. OF
payirxtion Of any forrign power Of the United
i 49, N America sbail Be equally granted to
80 ,xercissd and enjoyed BY the subjects, yes
ssls. commeTss, and navigation Of the sGblims
H l re- AKrIcLs Xxx.
The present treaty. when ratified, shah be sub
stitatsd for the commercial convention Of tn
y ioh 81 August 1888, bstwssu tbs Sublime Port.
| ard Great Britain, on the footing Of which th1
CON Usercs Of the United States Of nsrica bal
Z been hssetofors placed, and shall ecntinus II
force for twenty eight years from the dsy Of tn
eTeaanes Of The Publications. and each Of ID,
two parties icing, however, ~ 1ibsrf,
10 give 10 the thers e. tbs sud Of fourteen years
Chat time being hxsd, As the provisions 81 mi
Tor ia revision or or for its determination at tn
expiration Of year from The dats Of that notice
and 20 again at the end Of twsniy-oss years.
The present treaty shall recsive IL execution Il
All AID Ia every enc Of the provinces OF the Otto
man Empire that Il 20 say, In al the possessioL
81 hts IMPERIAL Majesty the sultan. situate in Eu
rope Or In Asia, In Egypt. and 70 ths other part
via, and IN tbs united PriHeipalitfea OF holdAEi
and Wallachia-
: ARTICLE XXI
! II g always Understood that the government
the United States Of America does not pretend, b
auy artcls in the said present treaty to stipulal
for raors than the plain and fair construction {
I | the terms employed, nsr TO preeiuae In any mas
| msr the 0ttsman government, from the sxsrcss
Of its rights Of internal Administration where d
ezeFeiss Of these rights does not evidently IN
/. | fringe upon the privileges accorded By aneieH
trszfiss or by the present treaty to citizens OF Ii
: Uritsd States or thsir merchandise.
q ARTICLE XXI.
: The high contracting parties havs agreed to Al
: point, jointly commissioners for the esttlemsl
s conformity with the stipulations Of the prsssI
e treaty, a. veil upon merchandise Of svwy d
. seriptisn, being the produce and manursetuTs
b the aitsd States sf America, imported into q
% Ottoman Empire, IS upon articles OF svery d
| scrfpfion the produce or manufacture Of the o
t tomAn Empire, which citizens Of the Quits
81 HtAtss or their agents free to purchase In
y part Of the Ottoman Empire INTERPRETATION to Il
> United states or 10 any other country The ne
h tariff. 10 b 50 concluded. shall remain IN for
1s during seyea years, dating from the data Of q
ss sxehAaes Of the ratihcatisns.
t Each OF the contracting parties shall Ia
~ right, year before the expiration Of tn
V term. 70 demand the revision ef the tariff. b
H. during the seventh year, neither the one n
the other 81 the contracting parties shall av'
. itself Of lhis right the tariff then existing shl
= csstinus 10 have the force Of law for seven yea
- more. dating from the date OF the expiration
the seven preceding years. and ths same shall
n the With respect to every successive period
asyon years.
ARTICLE XIII
The present treaty shall be ratifsd and the r.
!. neations shall be exchanged at Constantinople
three caiandsr months, or sooner IL possible, a
: :. ahaIi b carried into execution shsn ratified.
- Done at Const2ntinopie on the twenty my
- o. FsbTeAry, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
= EDWARD JOY MORRIS, L., e.
= : AALT f.. 4.
- And whereas the said treaty has been duly "a
!. hsd on both parts, and the respective ratideate
:. | Of the ssEs are exchanged at GsnstantinHfis
!. the ami utimo, by Edward Joy Morris, Minisl
!. Resident Of the United States at the sublii
= Porte, AID by his h.ghaess Mehemed Emin Al
"a PaehA, Minister of Foreign Affairs Of his ImF
- | rial Majesty ths Suitea OF the Ottoman kmpl
- on the part Of their respective governments;
- New therefore, be u knewn that |, ABRAHA
= | LINCOLN, President Of the united States
y America. have caused the said treaty to b. ma
- public, TO the end that he same and every eIss
!. and article thereof, may be observed aud falkll
- with good faith BY the United States and the CT
Eens thereof
s. Ia witness whereof have hfreunto set Q
q hand and CEASED the seal Of the United states
- | be affixed.
q, Done at the City Of washington. this second
NJ IT'S Of July. ia the yaar Of our Lsrd Q
u thousand eight huRared and ak
~ two, and Of the Independence OF {
=. United ststes the sixty eighth.
~ ABRAHAM LINCOLN
o. BY the President,
~ wv. sEwARDs
!" Aetiag Secretary Of State.