The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-28

4 PRecIiGsTIoT-
Whereas certain additional articles TO the treat,
in fo-ce between the United sta es If Amer
ia asl tine Ta-Fs.ng Erapre- signed at TIsntsrr
:Iei 18th day OF June, iSSS, were con lUded and
s:yEed By Their pleilc;entisrics ut Washington.
On the 18th day If Ju;y, iS6S, which additional
article. arr, wori for word. as follows:
Add.siousl articles TO the treaty between the Uni
tel States of America and tie Ia Tsing Empire
Of she lssi Of June. ISIS
where's sirce tie conclusion Of the treaty be-
tveea the United States OF America and the Ia
T-in- umpire tCaiaal of the 18th OF June. 1853,
circumstances have ari- shown. The necessity
81 adtlitna articles thereto. the President at the
United states AMI the august sOyerei n the Ia
Using Empire. have named for their pienipotentia
rl-s, tii. ires lent Of the Uii I'D States
Anne ica vi ii,tii II seward, Secret Iry of State,
sad his N-jesty the Emperor Of China, Ansoh
Hnriin aue, acre iitrd rs lii- snr,y Extraordinary
ali Minister PienipDJ-rtitry. and chiiI- Hang and
san Chi rku of the second Cine~e rank. associ-
s.cd high envoysald minister of his SAID aiajes.
ami the sail i,icnipoten'i'rieS, a ter having eN-
change! their full powers found &. be in due ans.
proper iOTm, have agreed upon the following ar
oiss:
ARTICLE His Majesty the Emperor Of China
bsia, OF the opinion that king ccuces-i m
- t,,- ci:izrus subjects o. foreign powers OF the
privilege of residing, cert ain tracts # land
rcsortin- Grain waters of that empire tor pur
;,nse5 Of trade he has hy no means reinIu shed his
right of eminent domain Of j ,,iIini the said
lad and wate $, hereby agrees that no sue c',n-
ca,srou OF grant shall BE- construed TO give TO any
p,we- party which be with or hos
tie the Untsi states t;ie right TO at. OK the
cftizens of the United states or their property
within tile sail ianiS or waters And the Cnit.d
States for themselves, hereby agree to abstain
from of n-ively attacking the citizens or subjects
of power or party OF their property with
which they my he at any such tract If
land waters # the said empire but no hing in
This article shall be Construct TO prevent the Uui
tie States from resisting attack b. hostile
power party upon their citizens or heir prop
81. 4,
,erest in any tract of i,nI in China has been
sh,ll hereafter b. granted b. the COVE nreDt Of
China the United States or their citi., rs for
purp Of trade comnerce. that grant shall in
no event tecoastrued ttiivest the Chinese author
lies of their .hr of jurisdiction over persons and
property with said rr,c, o. land, except TAR a
thar right may have been expressly relinqui,hed
by tresy.
ARTICLE H. The United States of America and |
rs MAJESTY rhe Emperor # China. believing that |
the safety and Of commerce Will thereby
tes, BE- promoted. agrse that any privilege or i'm
muBity IN respect totrafe or p,vig ttor within tn.
t;.in-s. douliniun- whirh may MT h4v- been slip |
mated for by treaty ssi be subject to the di-cre
zion of the Chinese government and may he re.u
lated by it accordingly, but not in manner or
spirit incnnf atUle with the treaty s.ipulatons OF
sio parties.
AxTIcLx III The Emperor IF China shall have
the right t. arpaiat roasGis II p IT'S of tr nfted
states who shall enjoy the privileges and
innunities As those which are enj'y-d by public
law and treaty the United States by The cnn-uls
OF Great Brian ard Russia. or either Of them.
AK5ICtE ~. TIE tseuty-ainth article OF the
treaty of The 18th of June. 1855 having stipulated
fur thu exemption Christian citiz Of she Uni
ted Ststes AID Chinese rts from persecution
il Chm a,count of their faith. il Is further
asreed that citizens of the Unite states in China.
nf rei Il persuasion anf Chinese subjects
in the United S ates, shai enjov entire i5er of |
conscience. and shall be exempt ON all disability
or persecution acc=lun of their religious iaiIh
worshi in ri her country. Cemeteries for seI,ni-
tl.a of: vf nrn m l.
ity shall be held il respect and free fIoGi disturb
R:sce or profsna ion
AKI.ciEv The United st tes of Amer and
the Enter,r # China corCi lily giZe the in
herent and i,ialen:ble right # man to chsn.- his
home and allegiance. and aisn the mutnl: asivan-
tI.e Of the fee mig alton and emigration of their
ctixsns a ID subj cts respectively. from the one
country to the other, pIlrp of curl sty, OF
s-nls or - permanent residents. The high
trait NJ prtie-, therefre j in ia Reproducing
any other than entirely Voluntary emigration ,
f,r these pu-pres- 1hey con eqnentiy agree t"
p,ss laws making it PEI al fin fn n ri'iZen of
tho United States Chimes. Suij cts to take Gill;
,ese stcc;s either TO the United States or any
oth-r FIRE cn cnur ry ar a eli iese ublecr ar ,
r;tz-n Il the Uni.ed state TO t1ke cit zens of the
Uuitrti States t. hina or 10 any "tber freign | ,
county without tler fee ami voluntary consent
res, ectively
Akr1cLE VI. Citizens Of tie United States visit .
l.. " r--i..ing in China shall ri The priv i
Iirgo<. inmunities eXrmpti us in respect IT, ,
trsye resi- may tner'' lie e..joy Ct; BY the
ritZ.is subjects of the favored r.atioi, | |,
Ard reciproc,iiy Chinese subjects vi itnr Sc +
p;di N The C;itel states IL III Ell y tie sim- ,
D .vii ge-. iminuniis AMI eNrm Z III Respect
~ travel r--iti.I Bity there be enjoyed by
re citiz-ns sufj cts If the mot f,vor-! nation
1s;,: n hing he eia cont iHei snail be Ied IT,
Ter rstUra izttiun upon citizens # the Cnifei :,
s,a'- in issn,- the sui jects II hila M
lac Uat states
ALTIcL VII Citizrrs If the Unsel 81 ties shall i
ri y all the privileges IF The rublc educational
asli u;iun> under Il &c ntrl. Nh. mt ~
clir,. AMI rrcipr,, ally. hi,,--. su-ct- >hIi a.
~ al. the iv.ieSe- # the public -sincat .ai in a,
titctons e. tie c.ntr'l OF thu government al 4
ne U It-,i States which ei,jo,.d in she ,e-
pect countries iy the oirizcn- sui.iecr- oi
ne mast f,vore, The ciTiZ,n. al tie Uni n,
ed ste< nlsy fe I, establish and NAV til ~
c,-sl- w.t.iin Empire eft C.iifs at those pi--
sh-re fssrisners are bv t. cImiFic TO i,e X
nd iecipr ci!ly Chine >uij cts niay cfj y the -
sme psIyi-g-s AMI iai,nuni'ies In the United n,
La l.
A.-rs.r VII. The Unitel st,,e~. Away d. =
lam di-cii;ri.ing AL rsciiceS Il unrec-- IA,
A-y ,iicsstiun and n;erven'itn h. in The
far adm i,i<i. alton an ili-r. d. A.,
et ell, freely ii 81 i'm and d-av AIRY in emit ID
r right o. IA CIV ne the sm->,c :,.,InInisrI
ion Of Cii regtr5! Ia the ,s>,inrti, # n. ~
"A t,-i-rrs,liS ether mate iaI iaie, nal IA
r.vrier,i~- On the thee ham. his Majesty. i- 49,
ssii,.r..- Of China t. hinr-.i iI-h u I,
eci'!r the tli,ae a,,si cirrum {.
;tr, iti such improvements within his l..
with u j, HiiIsuii understanding it is AZ, ec,l
v The e. Iis.r II any tim here
Per his imperial j sly hal etriunc to ~
,rcf r,it,,. To- lie n-iruct. Il works The chat ,,
;:.r ,s'e1t...n-'i vi lin tie empire. and .laii
ak sp isatio. Uuitc,. State .ay other -
ester D rf, ilfi 'o carr, mt that Gle, =.
.% tni-si ststes wi l. in M; ca G. De IL and s
I'll ,. snit s.Is -rri err b. empty Il BY til,
ain -. =, .rnrrent s,.Id al . {, .,er g.
ri; cguslr plane with -ach ap'ica'i :,