The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-07

uxI1kD STATS AND INA. JUNE Is. 1858.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United sta es # Amer
lea and the Ia Using Empire. signed at Tientsn
the 18Th day Of June, lS5S, were Con luded and
signed by their ple'.iiotentiaries ut Washington.
IN this 18th day Of July, 1868. which additional
articles are, wor,i for word. AS follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted States of America and the Ia Using Empire
| of the 18th of June, Is s.
| Where's since the conclusion OF the treaty be-
| tween the United States Of America and the Ia
| Using Empire (China) of the 18th OF June, 1855
| circumstances have ar en- showing fhe necessity
Of adiiti nal articles thereto the President Of the
United states ard the august soverei n o. the Ia
Using Einpire have named for their plenipofeutia
ri.s, to wit: the President Of the I'm It'd States Of
| Amer lea, vi liam II seward. secretary of State.
| and his Majesty the Emperor of China, Anson
Bnrlin. anne accredited rs his Envoy Extraordinary
| and Minister Pienpotentiary and Chii,- Hang and
sun Chi .-ku Of The second Chinese rank. associ-
ated high ENJOYS anr ministers OF hi, SAID MaJest
and the said ,lcnpoteniisries, n ter having ex-
changed their full powers found I" be in due AM
proper form, have agreed upon the following ar l.
CHS:
ARTICLE Ills Majesty the Emperor Of China
being of the opinion that III iking concession.
tn. citiz-Es subjects o. fo' egn powerso' the
privilege Of residing certain tracts # land OF
r-sortIng t. certain waters OF that empire tor Eur
poses Of tr de he has 10y no means relinqushed his
light Of eminent domain dominion over the said
land aud waite 5, hereby agrees that suci. cr,-
Cess grant shall be Construed TO give to any
power party which ma, he a war with or hos
tile to the United states the right TO attack the
c teens of the United states their property
WITHIN the .aii lands or wate's. And the United
states for tnem-eiyeS, hereby aJree Il abstain
f. off n-'vey attacking the citizens or subjects
,t any phwrr party or their property with
which thes may he 1T war on any such tract Il
Ian, waters f the said -ILli ire. hut no hing IN
this article .ai be Construed to prevent the L nj
tel states from resisting tack 10, hostile
power party upon their citizens or heir prop |
-rfy. IL Is uttter agreed TIA Al If any hight ~ in
tere-t in tract Of n in ,hina has been O." |
hall hereafter b. granted BY the COVE ent Of
china to the United States "r their citIZ ns tor |
Iurr Of trade cunmeI &c. 'tif grant shall IN
no event be construed dive>t the Chinese author
Of their right of jurisdiction persons and
property tn u said tract OF land, except "a
rIi,i right may have been expressly r.iuqui-hed
by tres v.
ARTICLE III. The United States of Amer ca ard
his ,.aje,ty the emperor # China Believing that
he safety aud prosperity If commerce vii! thereby
best b. pr,iipf-,i sgrre that lri,iieg- ar in-
nuury III esp ct tutr.te nsvig .tnn within thu
Chimes Il niniJn- wifi h may not INV been slip
III ,trd for by treaty. shah b. snhjec; I" the dsc'e
Iinn OF the = hine-e government and may lie re-n-
at ell by it accordingly. bat net i'll manner or
p il inc nnla,ible wiIh the treaty stipulaiicns oil
he parties.
Article III The Emperor If China shall have
he right t. arp int .o'isuis AT rts If the nI.d Y
.ta;es. wiu stall enjoy the -ane privileges and
N. l.unities Is tn ,se which enj ND by publ
and treat, the United states by The con uls
4 Great Britain and Russia. or either of them.
Article ~ The t~enty-ain,h article Of the
rea,y of the 18th Of JUNE 1853 having stipulated
r In. exemption ( Christian 'itiZ rs "f the L |
ed -tate> and Chinese rts from persecution
n China al acnunt of their faith, It Is further
greed that citizens Of the Unite >iafe> in hina,
I every Tel,i Us persuasion ant ChIue-- subjects
u the United S at-s. shall erJav entire liber y OF
nscieuce and shall lie exempt ON ali j stability
persecution II of their religions faith az
'orshi in ii her country. Cemeteries for sel'ui-
urv IF the dead of whatever ntivIiy ar nttinnsl
IT, shall De held in respect and free f. oni disturb
nee or profiua ion-
ARrIcLEV The United States of Aperira and
he Ent erur If china cor,ii ,liy re; guize the in
erent and inai enable right If man 10 change his
>rne and Allegiance. and also the mutu,: adNsn-
age of the Fl ee migration and emigration OF their
rizess a ID su.i CTS, respectively, from the one
,untry tothe other, n purposes Of curl si'y, Of
raie or a. permanent residents. The high con
acting prIie.. therefore. j in ia reprobatiEg
ny other than eniir.ly Voluntary emigration
,r these pusp,-es. They consequently agree t. ,
ass laws making it penal Uffenre f'r izen nf
ne United state. or Chinese subjects to take Chi
csc sui jects either the Uniten States or an,
Their fureI On country. or for Chinese ubjecr or
tiZen # the Uni,ed State to Ike cit z-s Of the
nited States To hina or TO any other foreign
,nntry without their free and voluntary consent
=, ectively
ARrlcLE VI. Citizens Of tie United States visit
& or residing in China shall anj y the priv
rge. immuuities exemptions in respect to :
ave or resi,.ence MS may there be enjoyed by the
tizens "r subjects of the mbsr favored natiou
I'D reciprncaly Chine-e subjects vi iting
ding IN the U,ted states .h,li erj y the same (
vi-ges. immuniti-s and exempt ons IN Respect
travel or residence, As may there be enjoyed BY
e citizens subjects Of the most favored nation
NJ d hing hei Ella Contained shall be held to cn.- =
r natura zstion upon citize II the United
ate in hina upon the subjects If ,hina ill 4
e Unit d states
AkrIcL VII Ci.iz-n. Of the United States shall
j,.y all the privileges If the public educational
sti utiun- under thee ntrul' the gvernm'ntoi
iua and r-cpro ally. Chinese subjects shall en-
= AL the p vl-ges If the public educa;i nal in
tutions, uucer tie c.,ntrUl OF the g"vernmrn, oi
Z United States. which are enjoyed in The re- n
ecr countries by the citizen. or subjects OF ~
e most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
S ates may feel. establish and niant in
FOOLS ithin the Empire at China at those places
~re foreigners are by treaty Iermiite 10 eide,
4 reciprocity Chine-e subjects may enjoy The
ne privileges and iu,munities in the United
Ah1IcLE VII. The United States. always dis
iming ant discouragng all practices Of unnec-s =
y dcfation and Intervention b' che nation in the n
,ira or domestic admInis' alton OF an ther. do W
-eby freely ,i-clsim and disavuw any in,entihI
right to intervene in the domestic adminsira- II
n of China regard 10 the cristructio" Of rail | L
u.s. r-egrsphs other mate ial inter nal I'M sig
On the other hand, his Majesty, the
lperor Of China. reserves To- himself the righI Il
idle the time ant manner and ciIrum tau es Of
rAluciny such Improvements within his domin- An
s. Win tbs mutual uhaeis'ahoh ny !. - agree sirs
the contracting pa ties THAT il AT any time here
er his imperial VI .j-sty thall determine to n ]
net Or cause be Instructed works of the char
er mentioned within the empire. and shall