The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-03

liersas. certain additional articles 10 tie treaty
now in s,-r i,-tys e.. the United sta If amer
a .f.I lie, Ia-Tsn.. Empire. sisIict ut TeE.sll
tie 18th GAY Of June. ISIS, were con -i;6ed and
sirue. hv Their pe;.i;atg ntfar'es 70 Washington,
"a the 2sgh dty Of Jelly, lSGS- which additional
articles are. ssord & word, a. fuii0ws
adiii,,ra! articles the treaty between the Cai-
ted STATES OF Ameries, alid tie Ia-Tsiag Empire
of thc 18th Of Jane ISIS
Where's since the conclusion OF the treaty be-
tWeea the Cnfse,i States If America and the Tt
f,:u- Empire ,C..ia.} OF the 18th of June, ISIS.
circumstances lave ac3-eI showing the necessity
az stlfi -I articles thereto the President % tae
United sites aui the august stTeTei of the IA
ISM E..ls.re have T.l.cl for their pieaipoteitIa
us q vii: Jt President If the Tn ted States Il
sine ic.s Ni.G.n L. seward. Secret-Ty o. state.
rnf his 4l1issty the Emperor Of Chlnt, An~on
E1-Iin eg. a,..t.tetI as II. Envoy Extraordinary
..l 5.suist peni yJtent.Iry and Ctiis-szaif and
SKA Chi,-ku OF the secolr! Chinese raHA, asset
ate i eI,yoys as. Hlsnisiersut his saIii ijest,
aid the -t5l ,srnFpJtelsIttitS. aver having eA-
changed their fdi powers found 70 be in due an
proper LsiI, have agreed upon TIE following ar /
cIs:
AgTIcLr His Majesty the Emperor Of China,
bala- d the Cpiaioa tat, II Er,kiHE ca1cess n
10 IL citizens sr subjects foreign powers OF The
V--iiSs Of iese.C5 "a certain reacts Il Lana, Of
r. irtiu. T. eeriH waters OF that eiiipiFe ior Ftf-
as5 81 tr.,.e ..c Las byEc means rel!l pushed ais
i-hs u emmett domain dominion over tie said
L,1iI and wairIS, hereby agrees that 10 such c'f,-
cs u ~ grant SHAH BE- c..lstI Ted % give 70 any
r.,Ear Or paftv srilici M, he . with or hos
tue t. II. United states the right 20 attack the
e, tens OF iiie United States OF their property
l4it.Ii the sa;i lands or wateTs And the United
STATES fJr themselves, hereby agree l. abstain !
extensively attacking the Citizens Or sutJecls
of any power or party OF tEeir property with |
which they i.l-y be at war any sgcn tract "f
land or waters the said empire But no'hinS IN
this article sl.aI. be construed TO prevent the Uni
re States from resisting an attack D any hostile
bower or party upon their citizens or iielr prop
erty. 1t : further agreed that i any right or in
terest n snv tract Cf i.nd il China has been o.
=. l. IL. HE-l
China 10 the United States their eitizsn rs for
purI Ses Of trsie commerce, that giant shall! IN
10 event be construed to ive-I TIE Chinese author
i:fes Of their right of iuris fiction over persons and
property within sail tract OF land except 20 FAR as
thai right may have been expressly reiinQui7hed
by treaty
ARTICLE II The United States of America and
his Majesty the Emperor Of China, believing that
me safety and prosperity Of commerce will thereby
best be promoted. agree that any privilege or in
nunity respect 10 trade OF navigation within the
Chinese dominigns which may not have been slip
Ulite for by treaty, shall be subject to the disere-
tIo,i Of the Chinese government and may be regu-
lated by il accordingly, bGt not in Il manner Or
spirit incoI atible with the treaty stipu.ations OF
the parties.
AsaIE III. The Emperor Of China shall have
the right % appoint cosuls at p IT'S " the United
states. who shall enjoy the same privileges and
iianGaties as these which are enj we'd by public
law and treaty in the United States the c0I.sIs
of Great Britain and Russia, either of them.
AErICLs ~. TAe twenty-linth article o. the
treaty Of the 18TH Of June Is5S having stipulated
for tn exemption Cs Christian citizens of the Uni
ted states AID Chinese converts from persecution
in China On account of their faith, il further
agreed that citizens Of the United States in China,
IF every religious persuasion, and Chinese subjects
il the Unitei States shall erjOy entire EOvrry of
conscience and stall be exempt from all disability
or persecution Of their religions faith OF
WORSHIP in either country Cemeteries fer sepui- /
If the dead Of whatever nativity national
ity shall oe h~i in retF-t s,d free from disturb
aacs or pfuitBa "g- Z
ARTT.azY The U-.ta- St,tes Of America and /
the Enueror # ..ss -..rti-ty re-t enize the in
hs-ent AMI iuzlie 4 to change his ,
h~ne and s'leEsncc. lr- sIs, the nlutus: advan- i
tase of the free i-. si4u 1E emigration OF their
Citizens AID suti cts. -.s!y-iy, from the one v
country 10 TIE oiher. purP Of curiosity, of
trals IA peFnanelt fesi,ielrs- The high con- i
tracing prize. tilrrrf re. ia ia reprObating
any other than "a entirely Voluntary emigration q
for thes. puTpJ=es. They consequently agree TO 4
f,lss laws naki :. II pc 81 fence fJr citizen of :
the United states Chinese subjects 10 take Chi ;
nese sI.jscs either 10 the United States or t. any
U:a-- f1reg IN ~ " IL Chinese subject or a
citizen o: the Une,i state 10 take citizens of the
Uaitei States t, hina oF - any other fDreign :
COUNTRY " hOus t.eig free and yviunt my Consent
rss;,ectiyely a
iET.cLE VI Citizens Of tie United states visit i
i-g 0r resting IN C!iira slI e,j1y the same PRIV
ilcgeS. iHInunties exemptions in respect To ;
travel ~ residence may tner, he enjoyed by the n
ciIi-eas subjects Of tie n1sr favored nation +
SAD reeiprecaly, Chinese subjects visiting Or ie-
Siti = l.- Jt-.Iel slt4r- s-lGt TIE same
privileges imnuEties. aud exemptions in respect Il
travel rsideUcv, may there be enjoyed by
tre citiz-Is sllj cts Of the most favored nation.
isut nothing herein csEsaiEe! shall be held u cs- ;
Ter u1fu,a iz8tion ur,,n citizens # the United =
siases n rhin nor upon tie subjects u LlLa Il. al
the United States. :
s7,cI VII Citizans - she United States -!.a'l !:
etlay al the privileges f tle rutEc e!Gcs.io'ai u
JutiOns under tree ntl U tc ,verssr..s t II .
China and re-proc.tiiv tinese subjects >istli en- :.
- al the privileges Il the public eiCCIri. IN h
su.utons, G;er the cen1rGl Oi ihs government 81 u
the Csiirl States. which are enjoyed IN the re-
slsctsEe countries by the citizens subjects 81
The favored natiDI- The citizens Oi tie Jh AZ
tel States Iay fTe=ly establish and maintain a,
-co1l> within 5he Empire % China at those places n
= here foreigners sre by treaty permitted; 90 Te>iie \
aEi Tecipruc.lly Ckinese subjects may eIjpy the n
srne PcGys,eses ami i.Emanities in the CaiteI u
s5z.es- tsr
AEri,tE VII Thu United States. always dis =
Tn a. 4 an 5 ,ius, alt practices OF nnnec-s /,
,sTy eiation AID intervention b. nain In the m
sl-sirs j. retic administration Of anatheT. % "
hereby freely ei-cisin aut disavow any in eEtiuu h.
u riht II intervene in the domestic s,!HIini-il N
tou VI chm reIri - the construction IL r-il ~
;. ta!eg7H,hs other material Internal Iu- J.,
agreements. I'm the other Lsfii his Majesty the ~
z.peT3F Of China q himself tie right III
beside The tfle sr5 and circuni-tl'. =
rsIr.Hcrs such Improvements within his GoEiin- w
With tii- mutrti understanding Z i acTetsi g.,
y the euntracTiE : 90 ties ttf i any ri.l- here
fter rs imperial Majesty skaiI oe.esHiue 10 4.
iTuct to bee instructed wrh- # the char ~
e.sr r1eut.rn.d within the empire. and shall
Ike ap Iieatipl 70 ;E- Unite Sga5e any other -
festez y - ftriiItis carry ont that policy .l
be- nit-- states will in that case designate and ~
Gfh ~Git-h.e eie:re-rs O. be employed hy the
hi1-se 90 .rnII ent aad viii fecarlul-'li t. other g.
Iii equal Fsttnc- with sTIeii application A.,
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