The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-31

N"|taSua as 'hey shall see good, observing
the laws and established custom of the coun
try.
The same privileges shall be cnioyrd in H..
! 'ciri'orics of the United States by The citi,cn,
/ 0i The republic "t Nicaragua under the SAM,
conditions.
The citizens OF The high cont, ,ctinp par,,.,
nan rcciprocniy receive and enjoy tull and
pcr,' CT protection for their persons and prop
"ity. and shall have free ana open access Ia
thr courts OF Justice in said country, rcspcc
,iYt'Y, ."r tue prosecution and defence OF Ici,
luSi rghtS and they shalt be at liberty 10 an
( p'ov, IN All cases, advocates. attorncvs, az
agents, {" whatsoever descriptions whom the,
may ,'linN proper ana they Shall enjoy. il.
ms respect the same rights and privilege.
th"rcn as native citizens.
ARTICLE VIII.
In whatever relates 10 the police of The port.
ihc inaing and unlading Of ships, the safety q!
merchandise, goods, and effects, The succession
10 personal estates, by will or otherwise, ana
The disposal OF personal property Of every solt
and denomination, By sale, donation, exchange,
'eS'ancn', or any other manner whatsoever,
rs also The administration OF Justice, the Gilt
Aens ct 10" two high contracting parties shull
rccipiocally enjoy the same privileges, lihr,
ties, and rights as native citizens: aud they
si,a,l no. DC charged in any Of these respccis
/ with any higher imposts OF; duties than thosa
which are or may be paid by native citizens.
snpmlt'lng OF course, TO the local laws AMI
! regulations ol each country, respectively
| he foregoing provisions shall be applicable
J I" real estate situated within thn States oi th-
American tnlon, or within the republic oi
! Nicaragun, i'll which foreigners shall br en,i.
! tied 10 hold or inherit real estate. But in case
real estate situated within the territories III
one oi he contracting parties should fall to 4
! rltEch oi the other party, who. on account ot
/ ms being an alien, could not hc permitted IN
! hold Snch property in the State in which il
/ may be situated, there Shall be accorded Ia thc
>Ald her, or other successor, such time ~ l,
laws oi me Stat" may permit TO sell such prop
! "rty. lIc shall hc at liberty, ut all times. a
withdraw and export the proceeds thereon
4 without difficulty, and without paving 10 Tho
government any other charges than thoy.
! which would be paid by mn inhabiiant Of ,llc
| country in which the real estate NAV hc yiru.
| atcd.
| 1t amy citizen Of the two high con,ractin.
! parties shall die without will or testament
| N any ot the territories Of the other the min
| iScr or consul, or other diplomatic agent. ~
! the nation to which the deceased belonged 10,
, the representative OF such minister or consul,
! or other diplomatic agent, in case Of absence.
>hall have The right to nominate cnrntors t.,
| 'aKc charge OF the property OF the deceased, 50
| "a" benefit OF the lawful heirs and creditors 81
| "a" deceased, giving proper notice OF Snri,
| i"mnatl"n to the authorities Of the conntr,
AETICLE IN.
| !. Tie citizens Of the United States real din.
| n Nicaragua, or the citizens Of Nicaragua re.
| siding IN the United States, may intcrinarry
| WIN thr natives OF the country hold and pos
! S"sS hy purchase, marriage, or descent, an,
/ rSta'c, real or personal, without thereby
/ changing their national character, subject l.,
( tie laws which now exist or may be enacted
Z in this respect.
:. The citizens Of the United States residents
n tic republic of Nicaragua, and citizens o.,
! Nicaragua residents in the United States shalt
BE- exempted from all forced or compulsory
! military service whatsoever, by land or sen
! from all contributions OF war, military exac-
't;'n,, i"rcru loans in timr of war; but ihr>
| suN' "'' nolgru, III The same manner as tht
! chlfrnS OF each nation, to pay lawful taxes
/ Mn'rpaI and other modes OF imposts. ami
| "f"harN charges loans, and contributions in
| ilm" "l peace, ll| citizens OF Tho country ara
/ 'A"c, IN Just proportion to the property
,. Nor shall the property Of either, Of an,
I klm' b% taken Tor any public object without
1 i0ll and Just compensation to De paid In nj
vance and
& The citizens Of the two high contrac,;p,,
| lH'ieS shall have the unlimited right to 90 Il.
any part OF the territories of the other. and il,
~ cases "iJoy the same security MS the uatiy,,
81 IA" country where they reside with ,hr 90,
Giuon tl"' they duly observe the law. and M,
tsinanccS.
II lmil he free Tor each OF The ,wo hiyh co,
,rAr'ng parties to appoint consuls for thc pro
( I
/ 'l5 "' M other party. But before any ro,
E'H Shail act as Such, he shall, in thu usual
form br approved and admitted by iii. emS
ernihenf To which he is sen, and either al H.,
iiiHn r"hracung parties may except from IT,.
residence Of consnls such particular nlnr,S
'hsN Judge tit to be excepted
iir diplomatic agents of Nicaragua and co,
snls 7'i'li rnJoy III the territories oi the lni,nd
States whatever privileges, exemptions An,
l'h'huhincS arc or shall bc allowed 10 III.
a. fltt S1f, al L1I
favored nations; and in the like n,annc, h.
mFiomatic agents and c0nSnis OF the United
states IN Nicaragua shall enjoy, according 10
'hr Strlctest reciprocity, whatever PRIVILEGES.
oSc.mlt'ohS' ana lmmunitcs are or may b.
granted IN the republic OF Nicaragua Ia th,,
diplomatic agents and consnls OF th,, mas, g.,
orcd nations.
ARTICLE NJ
'"i ne better security OF commerce, b,Iw,,,.
me cItiIcnS OF the nitcd States and IN, c;t
Hrf> "' Nicaragua. il is agreed that if az nm,
',mc any interruption Of friendly incrcours,
OK an! rupture, should unfortunately nk,
placc between the two high contracting pn,
tirS' he citizens of either, who may be witbi,
'hc t''ri'oticS OF the other, shall if rcsdinp
on ne coast, be alowd six months. and i i,
,mn ',,.o ,n'%i'"r, !" whole year, to wind up their
salrconduct shall be given to them ia embar,
AZ any port they themselves may select. Even
m case OF rupture, all such citizens of .i,ho,
"' ,hG nigh contracting parties, who are 90
!annshed IN any OF the territories of The olhc.
IN rnde or other employment shall hayn IN,
privilege o! remaining and Of continuing suct
trade or employment, without any name, q,
interruption, in HE fu enjoyment OF libe,r,
: ann property, 50 long as they behave peace.
WY, ana commit no offence against the laws
hnd their goods and effects, OF whatever d..
'cription they may be, whether in their ow,
custody, or intrnStcd TO individuals or 10 ~,
STATE Fhail not be liable 10 seizure or scouc.
IIntIOn, nor to any Othnr Oh "a. 49, or a....n.