New-York tribune., 1870-02-07
CHINA.
THE TREATY WITH Tpn UNITED STATES,
BIZ The President er the URaed States of An'criea.
A pROCI AZ ALTON

THE TREATY WITH rIiH CNIlED SIAILS'
By The President er The URited States Of Amcriea.
PRoCLAHATIoN.
Whereas certain additional articles to the
treaty now between the United States of Amer
lea and the TaTsing Empire, signed at Tensin the 18th
day OF June 1885, concluded and sie"od py Their
plenipotentiares Washington the 2sth day Of July
1863 which additional articles are word for word as
ADDrrrov>L ARTICLES TO rHE TREATY BETWEEN TTs
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA ASD TIE IAIslNG EA
PRE- OF THE 18TH OF JUNE, 1858.
Whereas since the conclusion Of the treaty between
United states OF America and the TaTsng Empire
arisen showing the necessity OF additional articles
thereto, the President OF the United States ana the
august sovereign OF the Tang Empire have named FOR
their plenipOenhares, Eto wit; the President OF the
United States Of America, William H. Seward, Secretary
of state and His Majesty the Emperor OF China Anscn
Burlngame accredited as his Envoy Extraordnary ana
Minister PleuipOleniiaIy and Chi kang and sun Chla-
ku the Second Chinese rank associated nigh ENJOYS
and ministers Of his said Majesty; and the said penpo-
teDtaries. after having exchanged ther iuI powers,
found 10 be IN due and proper for nave agreed upon
ARTICLE Ills Majesty the Emperor Of China, being Of
opinion that in making concessions 10 the citizens or sub
iccts foreign Powers Of the privilege OF residing on
certain tracts o, iu W f trsds be has NV NO means
reIjn0uished his right Of eminent domain dominion
over the said land and waters hereby agrees that no
such concession grant shall be construed TO give to any
Power or party which may be at with hostile 10
The United the right 10 attack the citizens OF the
wnes HSd the United STATES themselves hereby
agree abstain from extensively attaching the
citlzens OF subjects of any Power or party or
their property with which they may be at war; on
such tract OF lana or waters OF lho had empire
But nothing tins article shall be construed TO pre-
vent the United States from resisting an attack by any
hostile party upon their citizens or their prop
city, II further agreed that any right or interest IN
any Of land in China has been Orshal hereafter be
granted by the Government OF China to the United states
for purposes o trade or commerce, that
grant shall in event be construed TO dvest the Chinese
authorities Of their Ight OF jurisdiction persons and
property within SAID tract Of land except so far RS that
may The tinted sates ni Amerca and liz Majesty
perity of commerce Will thereby best be promoted agree
navigation within the Chinese dOmlous which may not
been stipulated for by treaty shall be subject to the
discretion the Chinese Government and may regu-
lated by it accordingly but not in manner spirit in
ART g. The Emperor OF China shall have the right 10
appoint consuls at ports Of The United States who shall
enjoy the privileges and immunties those which
are enjoyed by public law snd treaty in the United
states by the Consus of Great Britain and Russia. or
ART l. The twenyniuth article Of the treaty of the
18th OF june 1885, having stipulated for the exemption Of
Christian citizens Of the United States and Chinese
ycrts from persecution in China account of their faith
China Of every religious persuasion and Chinese subjects
in the tnted satcs shall enjoy entire Liberty OF con
cuon on account OF their religious faith worship in
either county Cemeteries for sepulture of the dead OF
Whateyer nativity or nationally sa be held in respect
and free lrom disturbance or proclamation. -
Of China cordially recognize the inherent and inalena
bile right OF change his home and allegiance, and
also the advantage OF the free migration and emf
grafton OF their citizens subjects respectively from
the country TO the other for the OF curiosity
ng parties therefore join reprobatng any other than
entirely voluntary emigration for these purposes.
They consequently agree to pass laws making it penal
Oense for citizen OF the United states or Chinese sub
jects to take Cnese subjects either the United States
on any other foreign country or for Chinese subject
or citizen Of the United States to take citizens Of the
United States to China or TO any other foreign country
without their free and voluntary consent respectively
ART D. Citizens Oi the United States visiting or resid
Orexempons respect TO travel or residence as may
there be enjoyed by tbs citizens subjects OF the most
favored natOn Aud. recprOcally, Chinese subjects visit
ing residing In the United States shall enjoy the same
residence may there be enjoyed by the citizens or
subjects Of the most favored nation. But nothing herein
cOnaLDed shall be held 20 confer naturalization upon c
Of The United States In China upon the subjects
Of China in the Unisd States.
Arr T. Citizens Of the Uled States shall enjoy all tho
privileges Of the public educational institutions under tho
control VI thet Government OF China, and reciprOcay
fkDcso shall enjoy AL the privileges of the pub
Tic educational Institutions under the control OF the
GeyEDent Of the United States which enjoyed In the
respective countries by the citizens subjects Of the
nos favored hatiOD. The ctzcus Of the United States
may freely Establish and maintain schools within the
Umpire Of Cns at those places where foreigners by
treaty permitted To RESIDE ana, TecjprOcalIy. Chinese
subjects may enjoy the privileges and nmunities
ip the United States.
Arr The United states always dsciaming and dis.
coragng a practices Of unnecessary dicistIo aud IN
erventiUn by nation In the affairs domestic nd
nihlstfailon VI euOhef, do hereby freely dsclam aud
nshy0w any Intention or ght to Intervene IA The dOnes
re administration 81 China IA regard TO the cobstrucon
Of fTafoadf elegIapis other material Internal
pr0Teinels On The other baud, HIS Majesty, the En-
peIgr on China reserves To higscf The right 10 decide
the tlHe aud manner and circumstances ~ Introducing
sneb improvements within his aGlnni0ns with this |
mutual sfrtandng u If agreed ~ the contracting
parties that = at any time hereafter HE Imperial
MajeFy shall iletcriune 20 construct cause |
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