The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-22

These pieces shall be recast by the governments that
issued them whom they shall have become reduced BY
wear 10 the extent OF ve cent below the above men
toned allowance, or when their stamped impressions
shall have become eiaced.
AIR g. The silver pieces Of 2f, of IT., OF soc and OF
20c. Manufactured otherwise than according 70 the
various conditions specified In the foregoing Article,
stall be Withdrawn from circulation before January
1862 fhs period rs extended until January J. 1878, IN
respect OF pieces OF 2f and lf issued Switzerland by
virtue OF the law Of January 81, 1860
MARr. O. Silver pieces manufactured according 10 the
conditions OF Article shall have legal currency among
private individuals in The State which has manufactured
them TO tho extent Of 5of In single payment The
state which has issued them shall receive them from ITS
own counirymen without any limit OF quantity.
ARr fhe public treasures Of each Of the four coun
sie " sh accept silver moneys coined oy one or several
OF the other contracting states, In conformity with ar
tice 70 the extent Of l00f In each single payment to
such mentioned treasures
The governments of Belgium, France and Italy shall
receive upon the terms until January l. 1875 the
Swiss pieces OF &c and H. issued by virtue OF the law OF
the 3ls Of January $780, and which assmlated In
all respects during the period 10 pieces manufnc-
tnred In accordance with the conditions OF article J.
The reservation in respect Of mentioned in article
AR. s. Each OF tho contracting governments under
takes TO receive back from individuals from the pub
Lc treasures q tho other States the old coinage which
has ssuod and TO exchange for equal value In
current coin god pieces avefranc pieces in silver,
upon condition that the sum presented for exchange
shall not be less than l00f This obligation shall be pro-
ionged for period Of years from the date OF the
piraton OF the present treaty
ART o. The high contracting parties shall not issue
-
according TO the conditions mentioned in article be
yond the ratio Of 6r in value for each lnhabant This
nount upon the basis OF the last In each State
and reckoning the presumed increase Of population IN
vi the expiration Of the present treaty, Is liked thus:
France Franc.
For Re,gum 90 900 600 For ItaIy . l4l 600 900
For France $50 100000 For Switzerland IL 600 600
Taken on account Of the above mentioned which
the governments have the right 70 stamp Of the values
BY France, in virtue OF the Law OF the 25th OF May
1864 IN pieces Of 5oc and 2oc for about sixteen mil
lions
BY Italy, virtue Of the Law Of the oath OF August,
1862 IN pieces of e. Of IT. OF Soc and Of 2o for about
one hundred millions.
by switzerland n virtue OF the law OF Tue alet of Jan
nary 1880 n pieces OF a. and IT, for one hundred and
Arr 10 The date or coinage shall hereafter be
stamped upon pieces Of gold and silver struck in any Of
the -four Siates
AYR II The contracting governments shall oommu-
ncate 10 each other annually the total amount Of their
iasues OF rod and silver COINS then position 10 the
withdrawal and rcmclting OF tho old coinage all the ar
all the administrative documents relating
They eha also give 10 each other information ot All
facts whrh concern the reciprocal circulation Of their
Arr H. The rigbI a acceding 20 lhs convention is
reserved TO osher State whch shall accept It's oblY'
tons aud which shall adopt tho monesy system OF the
Union whatever reiaos 70 gold and silver spcoie
Arr. 10. The execution OF Tho mutpsl snRagcments
contained IA the presep, sassan y saeasa a. las y
regulations presbed by the constitutional laws OF those
OF tho higA consrscllpg parties which have deter.
themselves 70 do with ihe least possible delay. Y
Arr IL Tho present convention shall remain In fors'
un the 1st Of January 1850 one year PRIOR ~ that
date notice 70 deternlne shall not have been givcn
tdenon5e u shah remain obligatory IN foil force for
further pcyod OF 1fecn ycsrs aud In ko manner for
further periods of hsen yeass In The absence Of denun
cation. NJ ls ~. ~ .s..ms ,.s.s.f aa e
Arr t5 Tba psssent sonvestisn shall bs ratified and
the Publications. thereof sbsa b. EXCHANGED n. Paris
within the space ~ sis noptha sooasr " possible
In faith of whrh Ne respective Commissioners Pieni-
potenary have signed Mo prssnt convention and haye
snlxed Ia itthc aeiis of theiy srma
Nads 10 FOR p~rss ~ rsris, Docsmher n, 1895.