New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-08-27

Her Mai ssty the Qleen of Spain: Don
| Merry Colon, Grand Gross of the Order
| the catholic, knight of the Order of st
| Jerusalem, decorated with the Imperial
/ Order of Medjdie of the third class OTIS
| Order of the Legion Of Honor, her miuistsf
| near hls Majesty the Sultan of Morocco:
His Majesty The Emperor of the French
| Louis Victor, Baron Ayme d Aquim, otic
| Legion of Honor, commander Of the Order
| els the First Of the Two Sicilies, command
| Order Of St. Maurice and Lazarus of ID
mander Of the Order of Christ of Portnl
| mander of the Order of the Lions of b.
| knight of the Order of Constantine Of
| Sicilies. knight of the Order of Glelphs Of
| his plenipotentiary near his Majesty the n
| Morocco;
Her Majesty the Queen of the United KnI
/ Great Britain and Ireland: Sir John Hal
| mond Hay. commander of the very hon0rab
| of the Bath, her minister resident near his
| the sultan of Morocco;
| His Majesty the KING of Italy: AleXand4
i nois, knight of the Order of st, Maurice
RVS, agent and consul general of Italy, uea
| esty the Sultan of Morocco;
His Majesty the King of the Nether
1 John bay DrummoHd Hay. commander Oh
honorable Order of the Bath, acting cons
Of the Netherlands in Morocco;
| his Majesty the King of Portugal ant
| garves: Jose Daniel Colaco, commander
| der of Christ. knight of the Order OF III
Brazil, his consul-general near his Maiest
tan of Morocco;
His Males the King OF Sweden and
| Selim d EhrenhOtf, knight of he Order
| his consulgeneral near his Majesty the
| Morocco.
And his Majesty the sultan of Morocco a
the Literary sid Mohammed Bargash lis
| f0rforsign affairs;
Who, after having exchanged their ID
| found in good ard due form, agreed upon
| ing articles
ARTICLE / His Majesty Sherifsnre.
7 an interest of humanity, ordered the com
at tine expense of the government Of Mon
| lighthouse at Cape Spartel, consents 4
| throughout the duration of the o esent 90
1 the EnnpFI0F al FprtiOn aud adm mi Eatts
| establishment on the repre- sentatIves Of
| tracing powers. II is well understood thr
| egation does not import any encroach nu
| rights, proprietary and Of sovereignty, Oh
| whose flag alone shall be hoisted On the ton
| PhAros.
ARTICLE H. The government Of Moroa
| this time having any marine, either OF vi
| merce, the expenses necessary for upld
| managing the lighthouse shall be borne
| tracing powers by means OF an annua coz.
the quota of which shall be alike for all
| II, hereafter, the Sultan should have a nau
| merclal marine, he binds himself TO tad
| the expenses in like proportion with the
scribing powers. The expenses of repair
| need Of reconstruction, shall also be al hisa
| ARTICLE Ill The Sultan will furnish "A
! OF the lighthouse guard, composed % q
| tour soldiers. He engages, besides, 10 Du
| by all the means in mis- power, in case 0t va
| er internal or external, the preservaIi0t
establishment, as we'll as for the safety OF
| ers and persons employed On the other
contracting powers bind themselves. each
| NDuGtEAtIr 70 respect NNb uHuLfNltN OF
house, and TO continue the payment OF tie
ton intended 20 uphold il, even in case
forbid hostllities should break out, either
them or between one OF them and the
| Morocco,
ARTICLE " The representatives of the
ing powers charged, in virtue Of Article
present Convention, with the sup nor dire
| management of the lighthouse, shall estaa
! necessary regulations Tor the service 40
| intendence OF this establishment, and no
| ton shall be sfterward applied To these I'D
cept by common agreement between the e
powers.
ARTICLE V. The present Convention
| tinue in force for ten years. In case,
| months Of the expirat on Of this term nod
| high contracting parties should, by Official
| ton, have made known its purpose 10 b
| close, 50 Tar as lnay concern 10, the er5a
| Convention, L shall continue in force tor
more, and 50 from year 70 year until due
| ARTICLE vi. the execution Of the regiH
| gagemepts contained in the present G0lW
subordnated, Sc far as needtul, 10 the a
| ment of the forms and regulations est al
| toe constitutional laws Of those sf the
tracing powers who are held TO ask for Id
| cation thereto, which they bind themsa
/ with the least possible delay.
! ARTICLE VII. The present Convenii0i
ratified, and therAtihcatious be exchange
| ger, as soon as can be done
In faith whereof, the respective plenip5
have signed and affixed thereto the seas
arms.
| Done in dupl cate original, in French aui
| ic, at Tangier, protected Of God, the fifth
moon I oI sioi9,tein, year y me ne&lIa
dred and elghty'tWo, which corresponds
| thirty-first Of the month OF May, OF .hl
thousand eight hundred sixty FIVE.
JESSE IL MMATH.
j. II. DRUMMOND HAY.
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FRANCISCO MERRY Y COLON
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AL XANDRE VERDINOIS.
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JOSE DANIEL CALACO.
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anu Nhtteas the kAld convention rs
ratified by the respective governments
Now, therefore, De ~ known that l.
JOHNSON, Freslaent OF the United states
ca ,,,i nave caused Az me said convention e
P u99'lc, , 70 tnd emu tnaI the same anu
ana aIuele tneIeoi may DC ,oDserVed w
Win goou ialth Dy tae United states AhdlA
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ana caused the seal OF the United states
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Done az the city OF washington "a
Gay OF March, IN tne year 81 9u
| , lhoasand elgnt hnnuIed ana
| lsEAA' shu OF tne lhuepshuenee y
states OF America the ninety -n rst
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| WILLIAM Ii. sEWAhD, secretary OF
|
lreaty between the United STATES OF Az
| the SFeat ana lutte Usage lnclahs.
september ~ ls6o; hatlheation als
AMENDMENTS, June - lsoo5 amend
| cepted september y, ls5d: Proclalmea
| y, lsoI
| andrew johnson. PRESIDENT OF the Un'tel
| America, 70 ali and singular 10 W.
presents snail come greeting:
| WHEREAS Treaty was made fnd coa
| GanYlile trading Post, Usage nation, IN u
| Kansas, on the tWenty-ninth day q seq
| the year OF our LORD one thousand tlga
ana sixty hve, by and between d. n
Ehlah seus, Commlssioners on the "
Qhlted states, ana Hhite mar, Lat le ~
snln,eal, ana other ehlets Of the trlbe q
Little usage indians, on the part OF sara v
dlahs, ana GUY aut9 orlzed thereto ~ ~
| treaty - IN lhe Mords ana ngurss iollD"n
| ARTICLES OF TREATY ana convention
concluded a. Oanville Trading Post -
within the boundary Of the state OF kan as
twenty ninth dag OF September, eightee1
and sixty-tiye, b and between D, \. %
MISSIONER OF Indian AFFAIRS, and Ehlah oti
tenoent OF lndlan anairs Tor tine southe
tendency, Comm issioners on the part OF
btates, ana the chleIs OF the trlbe OF tIfeM.
usage Indians, the SAID chiefs being dny
TO negotlate and treat by SAID Tribes.
Usage Indians, having now more lands
necessary for their occupation, and al
from the government 10 them under iQr15
having ceased, leaving them greatly IMP
and being desiroos OF improving Their 81
disposlpg o. Their surplus lands, do hereoy
| the following boundaries, that IS to say.
at the southeast corner OF their present y
and running thence north with the easter
~ there Of nifty miles to the northeast corr
west with the northern line thirty mil
south nifty miles, 70 the southern , una
reservation and thenee east with sag
| boundary TO the place Of beginning irol
the western boundary OF the said land ns
shall not extend further westward than
commencing az point on the southern Y