The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-15

Treaty for tho Preservation OF Peoce
Among the States 81 America-Psrtics
Thereto.
In the name Of tiod:-The States Of America which,
ayr eably 70 the Treaty Of Union and Alliance Of this
same date have allied themselves for sundry objects,
being represented by the Plenipotentares who sub
scribed the said treaty and having exchanged their
spectiye powers found be in due form, to wit:Sal
vsdo by Don Pedro Alcantara Herran the United Stats
of Venezuela, by Don Antonio Leocadio Guznan; the
United States Of Colombia by Don Justo Arozemena;
Bolivia by Don Juan de IL Cruz Benavente; Chile, by
Don Manuel Mont; Ecuador by Don Vicente Piedrahta,
and Peru by Don Jose Gregoro PazSoldan have agreed
upon the following stipulatons- sn
ARTICLE l. The high contracting parties solemny bind
themselves commit hostties against each other,
even by way compnsop, and never to resort 70 the
of means OF settling their controversies,
which may arise from acts not Compensated IN the
casus frdrs OF the Treaty OF Defensive Alliance signed
on this date. On the contrary they will employ exclu
sfvely peaceful to terminate all these controver
sizes, submitting to the decision OF an ar6iter without
appeal theefrom when they cannot settle them In any
other The controversies respecting boundaries
are included in this stipulation
ARTICLE q When the parties interested cannot agree
upon the appointments Of the abiter this will be done by
special assembly OF penipotentiaries named by the
majority Of ~aid nations The meeting shall be held in
the territory Of any one OF the nations nearest TO the
Interested ones which the one which first solicited said
AnrcLs whenever when the selection Of the arbter
may be solicited provided in the foregoing article,
the assembly of penpotentiaries shall have met In the
number previously determined. OF which art Gle 10 Of
Treaty Union and Alliance speaks, and signed ON this
date will belong to sad assembly to make the said
AarorK II one Of the contracting parties should
fuse avoid the appointment Of tho arbiter the other
may have recourse 10 the other governments OF the
allied States, which will take into consideration, each
for ITSELF the interpretation of the case and will en-
desvor TO induce the resistant party to comply with the
stipulation contained IN article
AsTcLy s. When tho parties interested shall not have
previously determined upon the manner OF proceede IN
ord 10 discuss their rights will be the duty Of the
arbiter to determine the proc 'ednre.
ARrfw 6.-Ench one Of the contracting parties binds
itself 20 prevent by all the means which may be within
its reach. the preparation collection Of materials Of
IN its territory; the enrolling or recruiting OF per
sons or the hitting out Of vessels operate hostely
scrbed and joined In this treaty They also bind them
selves prevent the cmirrants political refugees from
abusing their asylum by consprng against the govern
mcnt Of the country whence they came.
ARrIcIE when the said emgrants political
Power whence they come, another bordering upon
the where they dwell, they shall be removed 70 q
distance from the frontier sufficient to dspe every fear
whensoever the Power thus threatened shall solicit tho
Intervention Of the latter with documentary proofs
AsrcfE s-The high contracting parties bind them
implements or war across their territory when destined
TO operate against any one Of them.
ARTICLE 8-The contracting parties in the same man.
ner bind themselves not 70 permit the vessels squad
rons Of nations which may be at with any on, Of
those subscribing 10 the present treaty TO provide them
serves III neir portS win WDicn
OF war 10 permit the repairing of their vessels OF
war; even that they shall establish themselves in the
said ports 10 prey upon the nation with which they may
se in = state Of war, or of open hostility.
IsRIcLE 10.-The high contracting parties will solicit
collectively or separately Of the other States who have
been invited TO the present Congress- their adhesion
hs .:"s,s; and fTQm he oQent the said Stats shall
have manifested TO all OF iQlWel acceptance
thereof they shall have the rights and obgaax whch
emanae therefrom.
ARTICLE IL. Thi- treaty shall continue In full force for
the period IT fifteen years from the day OF the date
hereof and at the expiration Of that rrod auy que u
the contracting parties will he sCnorizsd FOR Itself 10
monsSs ny notice thereof to the others twelve
,,s snc IL The sxhange Of the Publications OF this
's~ snail take place in the city OF Lima within the
period OF two years sooner, " Il be possible and IL
will have effects among tho parties who shall do
soon a. they shall have executed the same.
In testimony whereof, We tho undersigned Plenipo-
tenarics sign the present and seal with respective
sesIs in Lima this twenty third day Of nc month Of
January, In the year Of our Lord thousand eight
hundred sad sixty.hva
ANTONIO l.. GUzMAN.
JUAN DE la CRUZ BENAvENTE
MANUEL MVNTT
VICENTE PlRDRAHlTA.
JOSE a PAZ SOLDAN.
JUSTO AROZEMENA