Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-31
EVENING STAR
OF FICIAI..
by ~ lr,adoHtof ne Cstsd State q A-1r,oa
pRaspAMartnN

A
A PROCLAMATION.
Nh.rtas a convention for the So render of
Grim .uo's between the United States OF Americs
snu ms MSJ~siy The King OF Italy was con-
0iuoed and sisned BY their respective pIenipo-
Wh~ui's n ashington on the tw~nfv-third
| day o. March, eighteen hundred and sixty
| eight, which con Vantion, being IN TN. t:,gI,s,
and i;Slian language, Is word for word as
follows:
Convention fer the SurrrnFsr If C.f,,i.,.
tetwcen she Bit-d States % s,n.r-,.
and his Majesty the kiu= OF ItaIy
: Ne United States OF America and his N,,sstx
th' King Of Italy. hayiUE judged A. aN,..f1,a,y
With view % the better sauini,tra iSg OF
justice, aud tn rhc TreNrnt toi - crimes witain
'h,ir lasPeCtyt territories and lag. sdiltlon
th0t peIsOus convicted Of o. charged with ths
crimes hereinafter spec i-,i, sud bsiog iari.ives
non lUsICe. sh0uid, und.r Ceg'-.n Crcum-
siauCss. ee .vuprOc.tlly delivered ", have
resolved l. conclude 4 conv. nloH foT % it uur-
pose, aLOsh aV' appointed a thf,r p.g8l na.ea-
t'ar.Hs: 'H@ President q the Eai.ea y A.
Nbi,.am II. StNyaId, SH,r AIRY ~ safe MS
Majesty lne hing o. Italy. re comma der
NNi'.l.o Ctffut, envoy .N-a'railary AID
n. -jcr Pieaipctlr'ltrr- who, att-r reciprocal
Comn'li I,atiou q l,.r laU powers. found an
god sad cue i5-En have agreed upon lie fol
l,Ell e aruCl's, - VIII
ka1HtLEI
lie government 81 ihe JLsted state AID The
l1h.rn.. ut % Lily lautuaaIv aET,p Of. diver
AZ IeTsons Nho, having ben vouNir-.f o. or
banged Nlta tHe crimes specified EEL ne toll
lowing sruc!e, conmiuea within tae Iur.sitc-
ton % JLr % tar tJEtraCuug p1-fl-s. nan
SIX au ssy'uw or b. found ,vl'..o a.. ,s--,
torres o. IL other: frs. .Hct Tsat r... nan
only be- luHr.upou sUch rNI.HIc. 81 cF.-iinalt-
~ a.. according 10 he lave %. sue ulac, where
Tie 'uEl'iNe o. person 50 charged shall d. found
would lUsu.y LIS or her appre tension aud
commitment Tor trial, II lhe crime has no ben
RrTIcIE Al.
Persons skali l. delivered mp who SHAFT have
been convicted o. or b. charged, according %
. HfH.lrR t...u.ss saf.f
tie following GRIMES:
1. MDIner. ccmpTehending The crimes desig-
Ia,'c an ne Italian penal CODE by the terms OF
Ei.rTiodt, Assassination, Poisoning, ana infant
lcdc
,. The a;tempj 10 commit murder
,. The crimes OF rape, arson. piracy, and
mUuny on board a shy. " beueysr Ibe crew. or
part thereof, by fraud OF violence against the
commander, have taken possession OF the ves-
=. The crime OF burglary, defined 20 be the
action Of breaking and entering by a ight into
10" mouse Of another with The intent % commit
f,iOhy; and he >Time Of robbery, delGed % bs
re action Of ielOuiOus V aud for1lblv taking
from iLe person Of another goods or money. by
violence ~ putting h.u AZ tear.
D The CT me 81 forgery. ry which - under
stood The ufJeTance OF forged psners. IN. conn
l.lt luHg u public, sovereign, Or government
acts.
o.. The fabrication or circulation ~ ,,,pp,.r-
foit money either com or paper, OF public
bonds taUk uU,'s, a. a obi ga ions. aud IN gem
eIl OF al thugs. hai0- rtle~ on m struTuanrs 81
and ma rs o! STATE ana public Administrations
and Tie Ut'yT.uC e." thereof
.. a" ernueZ dement, 81 public moneys CON-
m-t',s within The lUris.!icfI0r Of eliLer party,
by pub ic officers OF daVCsiI0rs
- lTnhezslHmeu- hy any pers0n or persons
hr'd or sa aired. u The cs-rlm-Hr - their en-
plcYers. when rL.ee crimes ne 81 erect ID H.
famous pUuIsInp--.
ART7cLE III.
Tie pr0NlsiuUs 4 flis treaty shall not apnfy
Il any --l-le Cr offence u political cIq-ar'sr,
and TIE p--s. % 90 uersons deliveries up Ter the
cTimes enumerated IN the pre-aiing artscie
sha4i an 40 ease b. tried Tor any rtlrary crime,
committed previously 20 that Tor which hi r
their surrender - asked.
AETICLE ".
II the person whose SUR andrr NAV ia
ciaIUtC. pursuant % the stipulation 81 The
present treaty. shall have been arrested for th..
cOnilaissls1 o. offences in Tie 1uBtgy where
D." Ia s-uEh- an asylum. or -all have been
convicted thereof his extTadlt4Jn may BE- de-
t"rr-c until be shall have bsea acquitted, or
have served The term OF Imprisonment 70 wa4ch
be may have been sentenced.
Article =.
acquisitions -Cr The surrender Of fugitive,
from justice shall b mad 5y the respective.
a. !olla'lc agent Of Ice contracting parties. or
Ia The event OI the absence OF tas-e from ID.
country, or It's seat OF government tlay nav
b' mace ~ superior consular officer. Il the
person whose eEtrad ton nav De asked for
sLaii ba Be Dol. n convicted OF & rhine. a COPY OF
tt- svli.t l.-. q lie court a. which d. may have
rgel CONVINCED, asth-niIoo-sG under H. seal,
ailo a. a'iestatiol - me C-l,.n character Of
the 'UGre by the grCnar e-rcut-., grth5rfrv
SuC u ne 4-tter b. LIE minister or consul OF
tE@ I L.teC States OF 4 lLalv. --SOsCtINely.
shat! accompany the r,rulsfti1u When bo,y
ever, fh- fu-lTEa =h-l have been merely
caa' S't V 10 CRIME. a duly 1Ushcatea,ef copy
~ l.r Na-raE. 1lE has arrest "a tn c9gptrT
VIII 'ir c. i.ae my have ben cara.nsttaI. or
Of Toe cepg-ulOTs upon whi 4 suca warraat
may nave been issued must ac somDauy thu
r. n'. -'-.n 80 rtcf,sti,. Inc Pre- idsut 81 The
-'..s $40 20 sT f-a p per executive author
49, IA italy nay o. "a issue a Warrant for the
p. astsir1 o. the might've. .u order that he
AZ q on r =. D IT. ...r
t'"tIig IL ~ NINA ION. u a. should men D..
tfSiuvG iLai- aCgt ~oi-g 20 The law anu the eyi-
eensr' The e@iTad4uCD D. pursuant 70 me treaty,
me IuEiiiEe nay TO- -iN-l up. according u The
I--lls prescribed IA such cas-.
AETIC1s ".
ne c>pe uses % TIE arr 81, detention. aud
transportation OF The persons claimed. shall ID.
PAID BY .Es government M whose ual.e the
Ee8GisIlon shall hav- CaAn made.
Article VII
THIS convention snail continue N = rec dur
Ing five 90 years from n. arv- IF ,svci.l-a ~
Ia IfiCa,ioB, EUt a. neither party slaIt have
given 10 "a other slN fCl months Previous no.
ice o. - III ltlon 20 terminate TIE same. the
convention shan remain IA force ave years
longer, and SO on.
Tie present convention shall be ratified. and
the r1uhCa:ons exchanged az Washiu gtnu,
within FIX 90 months, a.-d sooner II possible.
Ia witness whrreo., TIE respective pleuipo-
ltAilaTlts nave signed tla present conVention
seals.
bone at Washington. the tpven,y-third day
q March, "A. ID. one thousand eigat hundred
aia l&.y-el-ht, ami Of TIE independence OF The
United States The nlnety-second
SEAL. WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
lsEAL- n. CEERU-T
And whereas the said convention las ba,n
duly ratified on both parts. and the respective
Tatifeatous were exchanged at Washington ON
the seventeenth instant:
Now, Therefore, he il known that I. Andrew
johnson, President OF the United States OF
America, have caused the said conyep,isp To
b. made public. to the end tina: the same and
every clause and article thereof NAV ne OBJ
served and fulfilled with good faith by the
United States ana citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set NV
hand and caused the seal OF the United States
TO be afii Ned.
Done IN The city % Washington, this thir-
teenth day OF Sepiember in the wear OF
our Lord one thousand EIGHT hundred
isEAL ana sixty-eigAt. and OF tue Indepsnd-
eEce OF the United SCt.es he ninetv-
, second. ANDREW JOHNSON
By the President