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

Whereas certain al l,l p;li Articles II the treaty
Row in force tween the United. Sia - II Amer
"a .n,i the Ia Isins IHfpre signed At Tient>in
the "a ,iiy OF Juac. lsa>. were c'i i;dei a'I'i
sigs,i i,y r,-,r Observation-Disclosures ut Washington
ga tns 18Th day Fl L,iy. iSlS. which additional
articles ar. suIi f. wUri. as follows:
ADD i.uai artitic> ~ the treaty be- ren the nj
ted -ta5t> Of America anu tae Ia IsIns En- IRE
Of the 18th If Jan. l. )
Where's Stree tie CONCLUSION of the treaty be-
tween the United >TTJvS II America AMI the IA
Using umpire tCiiu-,l 81 the 18th 81 june, iSo>-
circumstances All Ell Sh win tbe HeceS>tfy
of a Iii I.i articles tucIct the President OF the
Unitet states aud thea. su-i SoveT-i IA o the Ia
Tsjn- ttlpire have NAMED for the p!enp1teftia
ms T. Nit. the President Of the I'm d avs u
Anne ict nj Iu,m II Seward. Secret nv Of State.
and ai- 5Iesty the Emperor of CHINA, uS0,i
Bnrliu ame 4 cJt lifted - hi !.nv TX raoT,iinarS
ana Minister PienippJeistItry. aud 'hi- Hang and
S,in Chi ,-kll Of she eecvni tA-Ue-e rank a-slci-
atel hi,h enscysa.Ir niInisreF~"i Iii sad Nale-t
and me sail JieHjprt-n i .Tie- = ter having eN-
CHANGED their full powers found t. he ia 'iu- am
proper fJim, have 'grved upon the following a; l.
els:
AgzTrLEI His Majesty the Emperor of China,
beins vI the opinion tiitt m king cnnces-i n
TO tn ,itZ,.is sui je; II: ei.n 'Aer-Ht the
p-ivi=.-r Of fcS.iir-c certain tIHc's e land q
resnftirg certain waters o' that empire tor rur
noses # tr tde he hs., rclugu she'd ms
right If eminent IN am AT 1t ,;iIiaI n eve te said
Land II waite herb asEt e. that Iio -Gc c''-
ce-> on or grant shall be- cJn-'lE et Ia give 10 any
pawar or PARTY uh,ch M, be a war with ho--
,ie 10 the United -ttie< the right Ia n -cS the
c,.z-lis of the Tai. Fl states o. ti-'r ~. ;'erty
within the -,ii lands W ate :. And the United
States for themselves. Hereby 4 cree u ai>t't
fc.r.l of n yely a ta-kn. the citizens -EbIecis
Of any power party nr Their Ir1p-rfF WITH
viIi,!i they may he 1t W.T. on any such tract =
land or waters f the said ifire NJ no hing IN
this a;ti,l. hall be ruei IN prevelt the I'm
re, States froI:i resisting attack bs any hostile
power or party upon their citiz rs cr heir prop
e-tV Ii i further agree tn IT If any light "r in
4 t.lr
siiaIl hereafter " granted b. the COVE n eat Of
China to the United States IT their ciiiz ns Tor
pap 81 trade cIiile- c. ihtt grant shan III
no event hec1ustrued live>t the Chinese author
iies of their right Of iuriSiie ion persons and
property III said tract Of an.i, except :" TAR a,
thai right ma; have been expressly reiingui he'd
by Urea y
ARFIeLE H. The United States of Amer ca and
his aiesty The Emperor Of China believing hat
The ,af.ty and prosperity Of commerce will thereby
best b. promoted. sgr-e that prsiege or in-
Inrinity respect iotrie or nav IL tt'"n within the
Chimes tiamiliuIl> viii III MAY not hay beea SIP
MATED for by treaty. s4! b. sIbjec; to the t.I>cre
ripp of the Chinese government and may lie -u
lated by it accordingly. hot not in manner or
spirit inc ar,atible with the treaty stipulaiions oi
the parties
AsIELE II The Emperor If China shall have !
the tight app int Co:ssnl> rts of the United
States. ~iIo stall enjoy the ame privileges and
i'm nunities As those which are cni 'vtd by public |
law am! treat. IN the United STATES by he con uts
Of Gye,t BriIa n aud Ru>sa ur her of them.
AK1ICLE w TIE tseuty-Hlath Article ri the |
treaty of The 18th of jun. ls5> having stipulated
for th- exemption ciil i>'tn fiz rs ~ me U III
ted >tates and Chhe> -."F - i''ili PERSECUTION
j, China IN cant ~ 'ii-'' i-'T'. II Is furtfer
sgreri that citizen 20 IL 'rlf'4 -s't g IN hiia
of evrry reii- Ias--- is .-'.t A''se-r-utiJects
in the CHit-'i f.---r S'iu e'1' r''. n. user 81
c.nssie,ice- AMI >'-.i .'- '''- "a Il " t'H
per-ecuta ssa 'sa vi 5--a.f f'''l- -" ia'h Or
worslIi IL ii irr 7..at'' 'lit--!Ie~ i r sAi'ui-
tare q. the SCI 81 Whatever ut.t-i ~ niri"nt-
ity. ssli b- ti i's 70 PIT tt!3 5L-r hon di-turb
alce or profsI-g -g.l-
iKTi''AE Tn -h1ttI = 't'S q: St7fl a ana
the EruI er T . li.-- ''i'i.N n" ei'ize tue I
Eerent and issl ea.s'i --iti n'7' t ca iiIv his
home and a5ielist ssft el~s tar nt'tlt uivan-
ta.. o. the fee af..l uIi-.cstii a: their
citizens ii 81 J 81. 2 'f"t. ir'iu tie one
country To- TIE Ti.-r- .r-f -7~ = en- sIiy, OF
ira lie or IL ,rflItrcar fssi-5e - Ti'- Ugh con
ira ting i.rii'.- tHcfet-s-- 1a L. r"TI"i'htliG
any ether thar al 4i.rtA i' lifN eiiiiSst'ioh
for these pu pres 7'sgr r'.r y r'iity a-ree To-
pass laws n,kir !. il - a L o. f. il izen of
the United state "r iiin'>- -i'J Ct> 10 take Chi-
Ho-e nj C., ether 10 the CI'fe'i states or any
Oh r firr IN com nv. or IT 'il'e>e utJtct 81
citizen ( the Uf Cd state To ke CT Ems o! the
United States i.ins err to any ";ie~ foreign
county holt their E. ee ami voluntary CHS, mt
res eetvely
ARTICLE VI. Citizens nf tie United thte- VISIT
Jog rng in China shall - y The same PRIV
irgc,. iInniuiiiies or eE"nIpiI 'rs IN respect 10
travel resi- may tier' lie JOY ei By tlc
ei.iz n or subjects of the ftv1'.d raiioi,.
Ard Tec.pf0cay thn--e subjects VI itl,i. or re-
sd = he U itt-l states Ii III e y the same
p 'sii-ees. ImInuni1is AMI EVEN n's ~ rrsirci
To il;vi or i'it c. a. i'y there be ei'ted hs
The catiz-s or sur oi The h"'l iN"', h'ti"''.
EuI !,ii.- herein c"nt'inel stall he eiu u -
u.:uta IL stirn uir'u citizens Il the I'm e'i
Sit'c III hint. nT upon the sntJ ects Il mia III
the Unit states.