New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-18

board chip whenever the crew, part thereof,
~ fraud or VIOLENCE against the commander, have
4 The crime Of burglary. defined to be the Antion
OF o.eanng and entering by night into the house OF
ehothtr WITH the intent to commit fslopy and tue
crime OF robbery defined 10 be the action of feon:
I1sR sa ood iofeoy taxing from the prison OF
| in fear. -
5. The crime of forgery, by which is understood
the utterance Of forged papers the of
| p1ol11e sovereign, or government acts.
money, either coin or paper, Of public bonds bank
notes and obligations, ADD in general Of all things
feit ng q seals, dies, stamps. ard marks of state
and public administrations, and the utteranee
4 The embezz ement of public moneys committed
withln the jurisdiction of either party, by pubic
8. EmbezzIement by any person or persons hired
or sal,rled, to the detrimept of their employ ers
mSpt-
ARTICLE I'LL
The provisions Of this treaty shall not spply to any
crime or offense OF political character and the per
son o. persons delivered up for the crimes enum-
Grated in the preceding article shall in be
trled tor any ordinary crime, committed previously
TO that for which his or their surrender is asked
ARTICLE ".
If the person whose surrender may be claimed
shall have been arrested for the commission of o.
lenses in the country where he has sought an asy-
tradition may be deferred until he shall have been
aeq Itted OF have served the term of imprisonment
TO winch he may have been sentenced.
ARTICLE v.
acquisitions for he surrender Of fueifiyes from
justice shall be made by the respective diplomatic
the absence OF these from the country or its seat Of
govern uent, they may be m ade by superior consular
asked for shall have been convicted Of crime, a
copy o. the sentence of the court in which he may
and an attestaton of the official character Of the
Judge BY the power executive authority and of the
or of IAly respectively, sh al accompany thu reaus
ltion When, however, the fugitive shall have been
copy Of he warrant Tor his arrest in he eoun "
Enere the crime may have been committed or Of
the deposltlens up7n watch such warrant may have
aforesaid, The Presidentof the United States, or
vne aio2er executive authority in Italy may then
10 order that he may be brought before the proper
then be decided that, accord ng to law ana to he
tse ths eTIadtoh rs due to the
the forms prescribed in such cases.
ARTICLE VI
The expenses of the arrest, detention, and trans
portaton OF the persons claimed shall he paid by
me government in whose name the reqGisiti1n shall
have been made.
ARTICLE VII.
This convention shall continue ins force during
ton but il neither party shall 6av1 given Ss to be
other six % months previous notice Of its inten
main in force FIVE years Longer and so on
he present convention shall be ratified, and the
10y mon bs, and sooner il possible.
In witness whereof the respect We pleuipoten
tares have signed the present convention in duul-
cata and have thereunto affixed their seals.
Done At Washington, the twenty thlTd day of
March, A; d one thou and eight hundred and sixty.
eight and of the independence of lie United States
the ninety second
seal WILLIAM H. SEWARD
IsEALI NJ. CERRUII
And whereas the said convention has been duly
ratified on 10th parts aud the respective ratifca.
lions were exchanged at Washington on the seven
teen Ii instant:
Now, therefore, be it known that /, Andrew John.
son, President of the United states oil America |
nave carsed the said convention to be made pubic
TO the end that the same and every cAus and ami
ne thereof may be obs RED and fuhied with goo |
iai by tie United stateS and citizens thereof
la wltne,7 VIII, reef, have hereunto set my hand
affixed. ~ ~
Done in the city Of Washn gton this thirteth day
OF september, in the year of cur l,o d one
SEAL thousand eight hundred and sixty eight
ana OF the independence OF the Un, ed
states the NINETY .secOnd.
By the President:
WILLIAM II SEwARp,
Secretary OF State.