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The national Republican., 1867-04-16
THE NAToNAL REpUBLIoAN TUESDAY MORNING APRIL 49, 1867

ULRicff, f1Is CouNTERFMTRR, CoSFEssEs,
This man, whom Colonel Wood arrested some
| weeks since In Cincinnati, on charge Of having
engaged In oounterfeiting. has made a voluntary
| confession before Colonel Wood, Of the Treasury
Department, and Marshal Murray. His confes
sion covers about twenty pages, and gives tho
history Of his life. He states he IL o German by
birth, and came 10 this country in 1854, arriy.
ing in New York city, where he met number
Of persons, who took him 10 Boston, and nom
there TO Halifax, promising 10 give him work,
boing an engrsyer BY trade. After arriving In
Halifax he was told he must either enlist In the
British army or go back to New York. Having
no funds, he enlisted In the English army, and
was sent back to England, and thence 10 the
Crimean war, whore he served bis time out, and
again came to this country. Upon arriving In
New York the second time he became acauafnt.
ed with number Of counterfeiters, and wont 10
work for them, continuing In their employment
until his arrest. He gives history Of his deal.
Ing and trades with counterfeitinR, having made
plates for James Colbert, one of the greatest
countorfeiters in this country, and for Charley
Burnell, q notorious oounterfeiter, who Is now
awaiting trial In Cincinnati. In response to an
interrogatory Of Marshal Murray, he stated that
he had at various times paid hush money 10 a
number Of detectives and deputy marshals Of
New York. amounting In the aggregate to nine.
teen thousand dollars. He had also altered tho
numbers on stolen watches for them In order
that they might not DO recognised. He acknow.
lodges that two hundred thousand dollars had
been printed from the one hundred dollar plate
In which he and Burnell vere equally interested,
and were also to be equal partners In the ave
hundred dollar plate when completed. This plate,
he states, would have boen completed In ten or
fifteen days, and few Of the notes printed. II
will be remembered that all the plates were cap.
tured by Colonel Wood whom the arrost was
made, and are excellent limitations Of the genu-
inc. Ulrioh also confessed that he was engaged
on fivo dollar plate, and would have had the
same completed in q short time had he not been
arrested. In New York he made q number Of
fractional currency plates, which were sold to
oounterfeittrs. lie Is awaiting trial In New
York city
The national Republican., 1867-04-16

AN ExANPLE Worm EMuLATINo, -
About four weeks since q mere lad arrived In
this city and engaged In the sale Of newspapers
On Saturday he deposited In tho Washington
City Savings Bank s25, the profits Of his Industry
This only goes 10 show what even small boys
may accomplish by q little energy and perse.
verance. Only few months since We learned Of
q lad, whose mother resides In Baltimore, having
deposited In bank $500, also the profits Of in.
dustry and the reward Of q saving dispoeitiou
Those boys should they be permitted to live, vo
expect TO see, In due course Of time, leading
merchants or literary mon IN some Of our large
cities. II is Of such material that our best men
are made. Notwithstanding the fact that Joseph
(of Biblical fame) was hated BY his brothers; was
sold BY thom As q slave 10 Egyptian merchants
and was falsely accused and thrown into prison
he Afterwards became, through his excellent
conduct, ruler over all tho land Of Egypt II
has been said, and very truly We think, that all
have something 10 do, and thatthe idler is not
even ht company for animals. Had Il not been
for the perseverance, Of Christopher Columbus
(haying failed several times In his eforts) In
urging the crowned heads Of Spain and other
countries 70 supply him with ships for the pur
pose Of sailing across the ocean In search of n
new land, America might yet be undiscovered
by the white man. &c.. we trust all boys will
emulate this good example Of making and saving
money. .'... .agsEE
THE JAPASEsE VIsrr "BRADY's GYNSA-
STUN. by invitation the members Of the
Japanese troupe. now performing at Walls
Opera House, visited Brady's Gymnasium yester.
day Monday afternoon to witness the exercises
Of Mr.. Brady and his pupils. The exercises were
led BY Mr.. Brady, assisted BY Messrs. Myers and
Pugh, W. p. and J. II. Collegiate, Tuttle, Nolan
and others on the double trapeEe, parallel bars,
double rings; L. Eohelle on the slack rope, hori.
zontal bar, spring and batonte boards, closing
with m exhibition Of sparing-all Of which
were enjoyed BY the Japs" hugely, as they
were all lavish in their applause, the appre.
eiatiys little can Right and his father oiten
leading In tho applause Of the most difficult
feats, and pronounoing the performances won.
dcrful-which differs very much from their own,
as the feats are mostly executed with the arms,
chest and back, while those Of the Japanese are
principally with the legs, and feats Of balancing,
which, Mr.. Brady informs US, far surpasses any.
thing he has ever seen or heard or After the
exercises the "Japs" spent some time in e1.
amining the apparatus, which appeared as odd
to them rs theirs arc peculiar to Americans; and
the little favorite, IAN Right" attempted some
Of the feats on the rings, &c. On taking their
departure they acknowledged their thanks to
Mr.. Brady and other athletes with their cheer,
by olapping the hands quickly three times three
times, ending each time with q phoop-their
manner Of giving three cheers and "tiger"
Evening star., 1867-11-07

expiration OF then en- los doce meses que
twelve months whicns eguir&n 4 semejsu-s
will follow a sImilard eclaracfon. sea Cural
deelaraiion, whsteverf uere ei tempe en cue
me time n which 1T enga efscto.
may pface
Evening star., 1867-11-07

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctfoneers
- No. S26 s. L. corner Of Seventh and sts
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE q.

The preceding artI-
Gle is not applicable to
the coasting trade OF
the contracting parties,
which is respectively
reserved by each exclu-
sively for its own citi-
Zens.
But vessels Of either
country shall be al
lowed 10 discharge a
part of their cargoes a.
one port. and proceed 70
any other port or ports
in the territories OF the
other 10 discharge the
remainder without
paying higher or other
port charges or tonnage
dues than would be
paid by national yes.
sells in such cases, so
long AZ this liberty
shall be conceded 10
any foreign vessels by
the laws of both coun.
tries.
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aRTICUIO N

m Al1O LO ~
Las altas partes con-
tratentes Sc conceden
rec procamente Ia lib
-ertad De tener en- Joe
puertos De Ia otra CON-
sules v vice consules
lnornorados por ellas
mismas los cuales GO
zarsn de los propios
privilegios y facultades
que los de Ia naci0n
mas favoreelda: psro II
.,Alguno de dich0s con-
sules a vice consoles
ejerciersn ell comercio,
estarsn sujet0s & las
} mismas leyes y usos j
que estuyieren suietos
en- Ell mlsmo lugar los
particulares de su ma
,cion.
Se enuende que,
siempre q ne cGalquiera
de las dos par,es con-
'.tratantes elijiere 4 IN
eiudadano de Ia otra
por ageute consular
con residencia en- puer-
tos o plaZas conner
ciales de Ia Ultima. tai
ronsul . agente con-
'nuara siendo conslde-
rado, no obstaIte So
&c llidad de consul es-
trangero, como ciuda-
dano de la nacion a
q ne perienece, v con-
sIguientsments estara
sometido 4 las leyes v
reglamentos & que en-
7 el Iugar de su residen-
cia 10 estuvleren los
naturales. Sin embar-
20, esta obligation en-
ningun respecto en-
barazara ell ejercicio de
sus fnnciones consul
lsres, nj afectara La IN.
,violabilidad de los ar
chiyos cons ulares.
I Diehos consuIes Y
vice consules tendrsn
como tales ell derecho
de servir de jueces ar
bitradores en- las diff
erencias que se susci-
ten entire los capitanes
y tripulaciones de los
buQ1es pertenecientes
4 Ia nacion cuyos in
tereses estan puertos a
su cuidado, sin inter-
vencion de las autori-
dades locales, 4 menos
que sc reQu iera La asis-
tencir de ellae, o que
Ia cenducta de las trip
ulaciones o del captain
rurbe el orden o la
tranquIlidad del pals.
Sc entiende sin enoar-
20 que esta especie de
juicio d arbitramento
no privara a las parties
csntendientes del dere-
cho que tienen para re-
currir, cuando vuelyan
4 su pals a la autoridad
judicial de este.
Dichos consules v
vice consules tendran
la facultad de requsrir
Ia asisteucia de las au-
toridades locales para
Ell arresto y prision de
los desertores de los
buques de guerra v
mercantes de su pals.
A estes I'm Sc dirijirSn 4
los tribunales, jueces y
empleades competen-
tes y reclamaran por
escrito tales desertores,
probando con Ia exhi-
oicion de los registrcs
de los buques, los roles
de las tripulaciones o
cualesquiera otros
doeumentos oficIales,
que tales individuos
iormaban parte de
aquella; y probado asi
esta demanda, no sc ne
CARA la entrega. Tales
desertores, cuando sean
arrestados, seran pues-
tos 4 la disposition de
los consules y vice con-
sules, y podran ser en-
cerrados en- las carce-
les pu blicas a solicitud
y espansas de los que
los reclamen para ser
s los buques
4 que pertenescan o 4
otros del mismo pals.
Pero 81 no fueren man
dados dentro de tres
contados desde
Ell dia de su arresto, se-
ran puestos en- libertad,
y no volveran 4 ser ar
restados por la misma
causa. 81 Sc Were sin
embargo que ell deser-
tor has cometido algun
crimen o delIto Sc de-
ferira su enfrega hasta
que ell tribunal coade
penda su causa haya
pronunciado sentencia
y sc haya llevado es IA
/ ejecucion.
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ARTICLE 6.

I'm AZ LIE V-
The high contracting
parties hereby agree
that whatever kind of
produce,manufactures
or merchandise Of any
foreign country'can be,
from lime TO time. law
fully imported into the
United States in their
own vessels. may also
be imported in the ves-
sells of the Dominican
Republic, and no higher
or other duties upon the 9
tonnage or cargo of the
vessels shall be levied
or collected, whether
the importation bemade
In a vessel under the
flag cf the United States
or a vessel under the
dag OF the Dominican
Republic. And, reci-
pIocally, whatever
kind Of produce, man.
ufactuTes. or mercbal-
disc OF any eigI
country can be. from
time 10 time, lawfully
imported into the Do
minican Republic in
her own vessels, may
also be imported in yes
sells OF the United
ates, and no higher
or other dulies upon
he tcnnsge or cargo OF
the vessel shall be lev
LED or coilee'ed, wheih-
er the' importaiicn be
made in a vessel under
The Il az Of the DomIni-
can Republic or under
he flsg Of the United
States.
" hatever can Re law
fully exported or re-
exported by one party
in its own vessels, TO
any foreign country,
m az in like 70 amer be
exported or re-expor.ed
in the vessels Of the
other; and the same du-
ties, bounties, and
draw backs shall be COL
leeted and allowed,
whether such exporta-
iion or re-exportation
be made in vessels OF
the one or the other.
Nor shall higher or
other charges Of any
kind be imposed in the
ports of one party on
vessels of the other,
than are or shall be
payable in the same
ports by national ves-
sells.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICrrOG o

La RepUbliea Domi-
nicana y los Estados
Cnidos de America en-
virtud de req quisitorias
que sc hagan en- su
nombre por ell organo
de sus respectivos
agentes diplomaucos Y
consulares, entregaran
4 la Justicia las per.
sonas 4 quienes impu-
tandose los crimenes
enumerados en- ell ar
ticulo siguiente come
tidos dentro de la juris-
diccion de Ia parte re-
quirente, buscaren
asilo q fueren encon-
trados dentro de los
territories de Ia otra;
con tai que Sc haga este
solamente, cuando ell
hecho de la comision
del crinen este acredi-
tado de modo que jus.
tificase la apprehension
y sometimiento 4 juiclo
de las personals aca-
sadas, 81 Sc hubiese
cometido ell crimen en-
Ell pals donde Sc haIlen,
en- todo 10 cual los tri-
ounales de dicho pals
procederan y decidiran
conforme 4 sus leyes.
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ARTICrrn Of

cualQ Quier cosa que le
concierna. Y en- todos
los casos en- q ne Sc cap
turare, o cojiere, y se
retuviere para que se
adjudique,al buque
de los ciudadanos Le
cualquiera de las
parties, Sc dar a hospi-
talidad a sus emplea.
dos, pasageros y tripu.
lacion; ellos no seran
encarcelados, nj pri-
vados de parte alguna
de sus vestidos, nj de
la possession y uso de su
dinero, en- cuanto no
exceda de quinientos
pesos por cabeza ira
tandose del captain,
sobrecargo, photo y
pasageros, nj de Glen
pesos por cada uno de
los marineros.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

tveive months which. esuiSss ~ ira G : us .emsjsrss Ts
VIII follow slrnilard eciaracion. sen Curel
DECLARATION, whateverf uere ei tempe en cue
the time n which III enga efssio.
may take place.
ARTICLE % ARr1cuLoes -
This con invention shall Esta coayencto SER
be submitted on both sometida por smaag
sides 70 the approval partes a Ia aprobacIOn
and ratification OF the v ratificacion oe las re-
respective competent spectfvas autoridaces
suihorities OF each OF competeries ds a.
the contracting parties una de las con tra-au IS
and the ratifications las ratificac. ones
shall be exchanged at cangeadas en Santo
Santo Domingo, as soop Domingo luego as !as
as circumstances shall circunstahcias - per-
admit mitan.
In faith whereof the En- fe de 10 eual los
respective plenip oten- respectivos plenipoten-
tiarieS have signe the cisros han fr-~sfo "
aforeeoing articles, in sellaao los precedsntes
the English and span ART cUlos en- Espafol
ish languages. and they en- lngles.
have hereunto affixed Hecho por duplicado
their seals en- Ia eiudad de Santo
Done in duplicate, ct Domingo ocho de re-
the city OF Sants Do brero del aao del Seaor
mlneO. this eighth day de mil ochocientOs Sc
OF February In the year senta sie'e.
OF onr Lord one Lhou- JOSH q. GARCIA,
sand eight hundred and IL.
sixty seven. JUAN II. EIALLO.
JNo. SoNERs SMITH, T.. 81
u. 5 Jso. soMERs sNiTu.
JOSE q. GARCIA, II. s.
JuAsR. FrAIro!
IL. sli
And whereas the said Convention has been
duly ratified on both parts, and the respective
ratifcations of the same were exchanged a.
the city OF Sapto Domingo on the ffth in
slant:
Now, therefore, be Il known, that i, Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States O,
America. have caused the said Convention 20
be made public, 10 the end that the same. and
every clause and article thereof may De OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof L have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States
TO be affixed.
Done at the city of Washington, this twenty
fourth day of October, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
SEAL and sixty y-seven, and Of the independ-
ence Of the United States OF America
the ninety-seoond.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
WILLIAM II. SEWARD. Secretary OF state
Evening star., 1867-11-07
RY WIN. KEEFE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE.
On FRIDAY, November sth, 1867, at 10 O'Clock
a M, shall sell, at the Auction Rooms Of VIM
keefe q Co, No. 116 Pennsylvsnis avenue near
aah street by virtue Of deed Of trust, dated the
ia day 81 Noyember, 1876. and duly recorded in
hber M n No. s. foliee us, 9i4, OF chattel
records Tor the County Of w ss hneton in the Dis-
tict OF Columbia, all the goods and ehaffeIs in the
apoSe named place, OF which 1 enumerate in part,
2sets farlor Furniture. Black Walnut
NJ ? sets Cha0ber Furniture, imitation Oak and
Wood and Iron Bedsteads .r -r
Extension Table, Oak n-
breakfast and Kitchen Tables
Marble-fop Table -
2Hafr seat Arm Chairs 80
hair Cane-eeat, and Common Chairs
Rocking Chairs - =
Stands, 7 ables, and Looking Glasses
Wood and Coal Stoves :
4 Bath Tub. &e., &c. .rr
Brussels Parlor Carpets -
] Brussels Stair Carpet
Ingram and Three ply Carpets
Floor Oil Cloth
China and Glass ware
Tin and Iron ware lEl
: Kitchen Furniture ...
Blankets, Sheets, PiIlow-cases Quilts
Mattresses, Feather Beds, and Pillows
p Also,
Sewing Machine, and many other articles toe
numerous 10 me ntion ~
p Terms cash.
Z - = s. R. SMITH Trpstee
&C Sid 49, HN- KEEFE Co. Ancts
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE 2S.


Persons shall be de.
nyered up according TO
the provisions Of this
con ventlon, who shall
be charged with any OF
the following crimes,
to wit; murder, Tin.
cluding assassination,
parriclde. infanticide.
and poisoning;) at.
tempt to commit mur.
der; rape; forgery; the
counterfeiting OF mo-
ney; arson; robbery
with violence; intimi-
dation. or forcIble en-
try OF an Inhabited
house; piracy; embez-
element by public OF.
ficers, or by persons
hired or salaried, TO
the detriment of their
employers, when these
crimes are subject to in.
famous punishment.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

that purpose by their
own Government, or
by their personal
friends or representa-
lives, with the consent
OF the local authorities.
All such cemeteries
and funeral process.
sions, going 10 or re-
turning from them.
shall be projected from
violation OT disturb
ance.
ARTICLE ;.
The citizens OF each
OF he high contracting
parties, within the lu-
risdiction OF the other,
shall have power to
dispose OF their perso-
nal properly by sale,
donation, testament, or
otherwise; and their
personal representa-
ives, being ciriZr rs OF
ne other contrac ing
party, shall succeed tC
iheirpersonal property,
whether by testament
or Gb iRteStdtO. They
may take possession
thereof, either by them.
selves or by others act.
ing for them. at their
pleasure, and dispose
OF he same, paying
such duty only as the
citizens OF the country
wherein the said per.
soral property is stu.
sted shall De subject &C
pay in like cases. In
he absence of q per.
sonai representative
the same care shall be
taken Of the property
a. ny law would bs
taken OF the property
of q native in a similar
case, whilst the lawful
owner may take meas.
ures for securing IL
If 4 question should
arise among claimants
as 70 the rIghtful own
ership Of the property,
the same shall be final.
ly decided by the Judi.
cial tribunals of the
country in which IL Is
situated.
When on the decease
OF any person holding
real estate within the
territory of one party,
such real estate would
by the law of the land
descend on q citizen OF
the other, were ne not
disqualified by alien
age, the longest term
which the laws of the
country in which it is
situated Will permi,
shall be accorded 10
him 10 dispose of the
same: nor shall he be
subjected, in doing SO.
10 higher or other dues
than il he were a eit-
iZen of the country
wherein such real es-
tate is situated.
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICULo l.


Quieren las atlas par
les contratan;es que
kabiendo paz
nrme. inyioIable yuRi-
versel, y amistdd yer-
dadera y sincera entire
las Rep 9lieas DomI-
nic3na v los Estados
Unidos de America, v
entire sus respeclyos
paises, territories, ciu-
dades- villas v pobiaci.
ones, sin escepcio, de
personas nj , ,lgares. Si
desgr1ciadamente am
bas naciones sc vieren
enyueltas en- guerra
una contra otra. Sc con-
cedera el ttrmino de
sets meses d7spues de
la declaration de ella a
los comerei1utes v otros
dindadanos y haoitln-
ties rsspectivamehte por
ceda parte, para que en-
ese tempo tengan lib
srtad de retirarse col
us efectos y mueblss
que tendran derecho de
llevarse, enyiar fuera
a veuder como les
plaZca, sin Ell menor
in pedimentO: durante
Evening star., 1867-11-07
ARTICLE -.

- = a. - y =
II shall be lawful fol
the citizens of ethel
country 10 sail witt
their ships and mer.
ehandise (contraband
goods always except
ed) from any porI
whatever, 70 any port
of the enemy of the
other, and 10 sail and
trade with their ships
and merchandise. with
perfect security and
liberty from the coun.
tries, ports, and placrs
OF these who are enc
mics of either party,
without any opposi-
ton or disturbance
whatsoever,and to pass
lot only directly from
the places and ports OF
the enemy aforemen
toned 10 neutral Fort:
and places. but a'sC
from one place belon g,
Ing TO An enemy TO an.
otner place belonging
10 an enemy Wheeler
they be or be not under
the jurisdiction OF the
sane Power, unless
So eh ports or places be
effectively blockaded,
be sieged, OF invested.
And whereas it ire
quehtly happens that
NoQsQla CofI for q nnrf
Evening star., 1867-11-07

duties or charges shall
be imposed la the
United States on the
expectation OF any.
article 10 the DomIni-
can Republic, nor in
the Dominican Repub-
lie on the expectation
OF any article TO the
United States. than
such rs are or shall be
payable on the expor-
tauOn of the like article
TO any other foreign
country.
No prohibition shall
be imposed on the i'm
portation of any article
the growth, produce,
or manufs cture OF the
United Stases or their
fisheries, or os the Do
minican Republic and
her fisheries, from ol
to the ports of the Uni
ted States or the Domi.
nican Republic, which
shall not equally ex
tend 10 every other for.
eign country.
Evening star., 1867-11-07

ohce-SoS Eighth street west, near north street.
TIE LEASE, GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES
Or WOOD AND COAL YARD on SIXTH
STREET WEST, BETWEEN PENNsYLNA-
MA AVENUE AND CANAL AT AUCTION
On FRlDAf NEAT, the Sth day of November at
30 clock z. m, will sell the prefnises the Good
Will and Fixtures of the Wood and Coal yard form
erly occupied by W. 7 Stone, consisting in part OF
One Cart and Harness
One safe t-- ..a. , .
Scales and Measures
Stock of Wood and Coal on hand ..
Office Furniture, &c, &c. -.
Terms cash. JOS. r. KELLEY, y
no sat IChron.l Auctioneer
Evening star., 1867-11-07
10y M Il. WALSH a co, -Auctioneer,.
u 2s5 Penn a ave-, corner 10Th street
TOMORROW,
nY NAGLE x CO., Auctloneers
- SalesroOm 295 Pa. ay :, bet 9th and 10Th sts

TRUSTEES SALE OF BREWERY, HORSES,
EfTRNNITCRLs In &C., &c, AT NO. AZ TENTH
BY virtue of a deed Of trust to me. dated August
10: lsoI. and duly recorded in liber f G e No I ,
folio 35S, one OF the chattel records Of Washington
county, ID. c., the undersigned will sell at public
auction on FRIDAY, November s. at 10 o clock
the Good VIII, Bar Fixtures, Wines and Liquors, !,
Household and Kitchen Furniture Beds Bedding
between ID and L streets
Also, at the same time and place. The Rrewerv
and all thereto belonging. Horses, Wagons, Har-
ness, &c., &C.
Terms cash. H..
JOHN GEORGE KILLIAN, Trustee.
noz-d NAGLE 4 CO., Aucts.