The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-17

laws or FUB uNIFED 0TATES
Passed at lie Second Session Of tie Forty
FiTsf Cosgyess.
CIIINA-1s6S.

fUx C0WQyess.
CHINA-lses.
ApprrIoysL ARTICLES TO THE TREATY BETWEEN n
UNITED srArEs AND CT INA. OF JUNE Is. lS5S.
BIZ TIE PRESIDENT or rHK UNITED STATES or AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas eerfein additional articles to the treat
now in force between the United Stsres Of Amer
lea and the Ta-Tsing Empire, signed at Tientsi
tie lsth day of June, ISIS. were con-lcded an,
signed by their pleniposentiaries at Washington
the 18th day If July, 1865. which additions
articles are word f,r word. .s follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the Uni
TED States of America and the Ia Using Empir,
of the 18th Of June, ISIS
Whereas since the conclusion Of the treaty be-
tween the United States of America and the Ia
Using Empire tCninsl Of the 18th OF June, lS5s
circumstances have ari-en showing the necessity
# Additional articles thereto the President Of tine
United States and the august soverei the Ia
Using Eapire, have named for their pehipotentia-
ri.s. wit: the President Of the United States u
America. William H. Seward. Secretsry OF State,
and his Majesty the Emperor of China, Arson
Earlin.ane accredited IS his Envoy Extraordinary
AMI Minister Pienipotentilry. and Chih-kang and
sun Chi-ku. of the second Chinese rank, associ-
ate high ENJOYS AMI ministers of his said Majesty,
sud the said p'eaipotentiaries, after having ex-
changed their full powers, found to be in due and
proper form, have agreed upon the following arti-
cls>:
Article L Ills Majesty the Emperor of China
being of tbs opinion that. In making concessions
To thu citizens subjects OF foreign powers of the
privilege Of residing certain tracts Of land.
p-eS If trade he has by means relin1uished his
right Of eminent domain or dominion over the said
land and waters, hereby agrees that no such CON-
grant shall be constI ued to give to
power party which NAV be a war with OF hos
tile to tie United States the right to attack the
cstizeas Of the United States their property
within the said lands or waters And the United
states. for themselves, hereby agree TO abstain
fs,n oil -n-ively attacking the citizens subjects
cs any power or party OF their property with
which they may be at var any such tract Il
l,ni waters Of the said empire But no.hing in
this article shall be construed to preveat the Uni
Icl States from resisting attack BY any hostile
power or party upon their citizens OF their prop
egty- 1t Is further agreed that il any right in
terest in any tract Of Land in China has been o.
-hal, hereafter be granted by the government Of
China 70 the United States their cirix- for
purp Of trade commerce. that grant shall in
no becocstrued to livesf the Chinese author
itics of their right Of jurisdiction persons and
property with n sail tract of land. except far
that right may have been expressly relinquished
by tresy-
ARTICLE III. The United States of America and |
his Majesty the Emperor If China. believing that
The safety and prosperity of commerce will thereby
best Be promoted. agr-e that any privilege inn
uuuty in respect to trade navigt alton within the
Chinese domiaious which may not have been slip
mated for by treaty. shall be subject TO the discre
ton Of the Chinese government and may be re<u-
.nri, icompatibie with the treaty. s,ipuIations of
he parties.
h. r;vhf ~ .nr,;n, r,IuIx a. MR.. n sh- rni,si
nnuo,rie- a. m, -e xbirb are pi,r.,i bv pubI,c
avs and treaty in the United States by the con-uls
4 Great Britain and Russia, either Of them.
Article w. The t~enty-ainth article Of the
realty OF the 18TH Of june. 1903 having stipulated
ed states anu Cn'nese converts from pefsecution
= China on e.e"uht on tnsif Hitn, II Is fnrtnef
greed that citizens OF the United states In china,
u every reignns persuasion ana Cninese sun}eets
n the United Ssasss, snaAI eploy entite merry o.
anu s... - y .lp..- ..I. s...~y
rorsb;,. In :; her coun,rx Crmeteries f,r .enuI.
M. ~ ,Le a.,d ~ vh.s.xsr n.r;vi,v ar r.s;.u,l
ace or prpf,uaricu
ARrrctrV The United States If America and
n. Er,Ieror az Cbu. e,r.ii,IIv rrr,onize the in
.r,n, and in.I;enabir r;chf ~ man to chance hi.
l,me and Allegiance and ale, the mutua. advan-
,xr Of the free migration and emigration Of their
,untrv 4, the other FIR purpc~-s Of curiositv. of
ale or n. permanept resi,ienfs. The high con-
-.-fn~ p,rrie-- therefor lin in reprobatine
nv other than az eu,ireIy Voluntary emir..tion
,r thsse nurrs,ses Thew coDsernentlv sgree tn
a. law. m.tins IL renal osfrnre f,r citizen Of
he United STATES or Chinese subjects to take Chi
So Subjects either to the United States to any
ther foreign COUNTRY or fs q Chinese subject or
tixen Of the Uni,ed state. to take citzeus Of the
'p;sel states 4, China ar 10 anv other Erei0n
ountry. without their free and voluntary consent
ssr.ectively
ARrIcIK VI Citizens Of tie United States visit.
~ or residing in China shall anjoy the same priv
-xe> immuuiries or exemptions in respect to