Smyrna times., 1865-10-11


the twenty y-sixth day of April, 1896, between the
United States of America and his Majesty the King
| of Denwark
| The United States of America and His Majesty
the King of Denmark, wishing to favor their mutual
commerce by affofding, ia their ports every neces.
saty assistance to their respective VESSELS the under
signed Plenpotentiaries, being duly empowered for
| that purpose, have agreed upon the following addi.
toual articles to the General Convention of FRIEND
ship, Commerce and Navigation, concluded at Wash.
lnston on the twenty sixth day Of April, 1926. be-
| tween the contracting parties.
| t~ t-#eir. 81. ARTICLE l. -.. ..s '. s.
| Tile respective Consas s-Geheral, Consuls Vice.
Consuls and Commercial Agents, shall have the
right as such TO st as Judges and arbirators in
differences as may arise eitherat sea Or in mort he
tween the captain officers and crew of the vessels
neionging to the nation. whose interests are commit
Yea 10 ihelr charge, particularly in reference 10 the
adjustment OF wages and the execution of conrac.s
without the interference of the local authorities
less the conduct of the and the officers or of
the captains should disturb the order or TRANQUILITY
of the country. - "l'
II Is however understood that this species of iudp
nent or arbitration shall not deprive the coptending
parties OF the right they have 10 resort ON tleir re
lufh 70 the Juoieiai authority of their country.
ARTICLE H.
The Consuls-Genera C.nsuls. Vice ConsnIs and
Commercial Agents authorized to require the as
slStance OF the local authorities for the search mr.
rest and imprisonment of tho deserers from the shps
ana merchaut-vesses OF their country. For This
purpose they shall apply to the competent tribunals
Juoges ana ohcers, aud shall in writing demand
saio oeserters, proving by the exhibition OF The regis
tes Oh te vessels the rolls Of the crews or by other
otnclai documents, or, il the vessel snail have de-
partee, ny copy OF said documents day certified bv
then, that such individuals form part of the crew
anu on thfs reclamation being thus substantaled
the surrender shall not be refused, unless there be
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subjects of the country where their surrender is de-
manded. Such deSerers, wheh aTfested shah be
placed at the disposal of said Cohsus- General Con
suis, Vice-Consdls or Commercial Agents and rnaV
be confined IN the public prisons at the reouest and
cost oil those who shall claim them, in order to be
oetained until the time when they shall be restored
to the vessels to which they belonged or sent back
to their own country by vessel of the same nation.
or any other vessel whatsoever But if not sent ok
wllhln Three months from the day of their arrest
they shall be set at liberty, and shul not be again
arrested for the same cause,
However, If the deserter should he found to have
committed any crime or offence, his surrender NAV
be delayed until the tribunal before which his case
snail be depending shall have pronounced its SEN
tence, and such sentence shall have been carried in
to effect.
The present additional articles shall have the same
force and value as if they were inserted word for
word, IN the convention signed at Wasbiuoton On
thousand
hundred and twenty six, and being approved and ra
timed by the President Of the United States, by and
win the advice and consent of the Senate thereof
ana by his Majesty the King of Denmark the ratf.
cations shall be exchanged at Washington within six
months from the date hereof sooner If possible.
In faith whereof, we, the undersigned in virtue of
our respective full powers, have signed the present
additional articles and have thereto affixed our SEALS
Done IN trIpileate at the city Of Washington. ON
the llth day of July, in the year of our Lord one
| thousand eight hundred and sixty one. III.
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. IL. al
w. r. RAASLOFF. H. S.
And whereas the said additional articles have
been duly ratified on both parts and the respective
ratihcatoRs of the same were exchanged In the CITY
Of Washington, on the eighteenth instant, by viii
liam I'll. Seward, Secretary oil State of the United
States, and w. X. Raaslof Clatge d'Affaires of His
Majesty the hIng of Denmark in the United States,
on the part of their respective governments:
Now. therefore, be it known that /, Abraham Lin
coin, President Of the United States of America,
have caused the said additional articles to be made
public, to the end that the same and every clause
and article thereof may be observed and fulfilled
with good faith by the United States and the citizens
thereof. W :
Ia witness whereof have herennto set nv hand.
anu caused the seal of the United States TO be affixed
/ Zone IN the city of Washington this twentieth
uay OF september. in tile year of our Lord
ISL one thousand eight hundred ana s;S,,,..,,a'
| ana OF the Independence of the United Sso,ss
! the eighty-sixth. ..., 80
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
BY the President -. ...-',
I WILLIAM ii. SEWARD, .. g..
Secretary of State. ... ....... o..
Convention betteeen the United Satss of America ana
the Republic Of Peru. Concluded at Lima, De-
ee,nbsr 90, 1852; ratified 6y Tie President Of III,
Gn"ed States, February "a, 1868; exchanged 81