New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-19

Of Prussia and the North German Confederation,
and ms Majesty the King Of Prussia, bernhard
agreed TO and signed the following articles:
| 1...,, ARTIcIB
Cltlzens OF the North German Confederation VINO
become naiuralized citizens Of the United States Of
America, and shall have resided uuinterruptedly
by the North German Confederation to be Imeri-
| can citizens; and shall be treated as such.
AAmeries who become ma urabzed citizens Of the
s S;Ssth erman Confederation, and shall have re
years shall be held by the United States TO be North
Herman citizens and shall be treated as such. The
1beoHrauon Of an intention to become citizen Of
ne one or the other country has not Tor either party
the effect of naturalization.
naturalized citizen Of the one party on return 10
me territory Of the other party remains liable to
me laws OF his origins country and committed be-
~ no saving always. the limitation
ARTICLE M
: me convention for the mutual delivery of Grim
Onded between the United States on tb eAS1s, 1o
and Prussia and Other, States OF Germany on he
eight hundred and iftytwo is berehV sy eSs 10
AZ the states of the North German Confedera1
ARTICLE ".
y German nat1ralized in America renews his
residence IN North Germany, without the intent 10
return 10 America. he shau be held to have re-
bounced ms NATURALIZATION in the United States
hsclprocaLy' II an American naturalized in North
GsTmany renegs his residence in the nited States
wlthout the intent to return to North Germany ne
IN North Germany The intent not to return MAJ be
helu 70 exist when the person uatura zed in the ore
country. ' 90 " WIZ
ART1cLEv.
re present convention shall 20 into effect inYns
1latey on lne exchange Of ratifcations and gh8ll
continue IN force for ten Years ii neither DaTiv
snail have gwen to the other six no orths nreyios ~
Ioe 81 ITS intention then TO terminate the same II
bhal further remain in force until TIE en- Of twelve
months after either Of the Contracting uartes 6si
nave gwen notlce to the other OF such intention,
ALTTCLE VI.
=, me present convention shall be ratified by the
rtslueht by and with the advice and consent OF Inc
Henate Of the United States and by hi Msiestv ths
htng Of Prussia in the name Of the North 'GeTman
Confederation; and the notifications sbaI he eT-
hereof S IVA VIZ uNV0
In faith whereof the plenipotentiaries have signed
ana sealed this convention.
GEORGE BANCROFT SEAL
D. BERNHARD KONG. SEAL
ber!ln, the twenty second of February 1863
And whereas the said treaty has been duly ratified
been exchanged
Now, therefore, be it known that l. Andrew John.
sen, PRESIDENT Of the United States Of America
nave caused the said treaty to be made public TO the
enu tIat the same and every clause and article
may 3e observed and fulfilled with good faith
by the Onlted states and the citizens thereof
In witness whereof have hereunto set nv nand
fixed. 'N S'N'eS W Ue al
Done in the city of Washington this twentv-sev
ehtn Gay OF May IN the year our Lord one thoa.
tand eight hundred and sixty-eght and Of the inde
pendenee OF the United ates the ninetysecon
D. SEAb ANDREW JOHNSON.
WILLIAM II SEyyARO Sac-s4orv ~ S4,+.