The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-08
A PROCLAMATION.


By the President of the United States Of America
Where's a convention concerning the ciriz n
ship of emigrants between the United States O
| America aud the Grand Duchy If iiesse, wa
Concluded and sigied by their respective plenipo
| ienfiarIes al DtIm>tast, on the first day r AN
gust, one thousand eighi hundret and sixty lei. ht
which c,nvention being in the English a ID Ger
man languages Is wo Il Tor word a. lows:
| Nherea- agreement made on the %
| IF FEB. uary. 1865. between the United States %
| -.neric, and the North German nfel.rati II. u
regulate tie cit z-Dshlp -; those persns who emil
| crate firm the Unites states u Arefic., To the
| tel rit ny Of the North German tonfejer on and
| fSin the North GerGsian Confederation TO the
United States u. Amer ca. and wie. As This agree
m-nt by publication III The bulletin Of the laws 81
THAI COuied, Ia ion has oh aiue birding force In
the par Of the Grand Buchy uf He--e, beion- me-
TO the No tn Ge man tonie'ieratn, it ha- eElei
pr,pe. in like ma 10 abiisi reSultti re-
spectiug the citizenship # such persons emf
Z ate from III. United rtate- of Amer ca to the
parts of he Grand Duch, Of He>--. not belong u :
TO the y, nth German Coifedcs alton and fir m he
above described pirts of Hesse to the United
states of America.
The President Of the United ta es Of Am RIGA
ami his Royal II ighn the Grand Dixie fiIesse
atid by hhne have theref resolved 10 & eat
this subject, AMI for that purps- have appoi ted
pleniputeniiares to conclude INVENTION, that is
: say. the President # the United states If
and minister pi.nipotenti,ry, an lis Royal
aighness the Gran Duke 4 I!esse and by Rhine
&c. Dr. Frederick Baron Won Lin,ielof PRESIDENT
of his council If state, minister otjnsiice, and
actu.l privy counsellor. who have agreed to and
signed the following aIticl-s:
Article 4. itizens OF tie parts # the Grad
Ducby If Hesse not iuclu'ied in the North herman
Confederation, who h we become or shall become
naIui alizeai citizens # the United States #
America, and shall have resided uninerruptedly
VrttI.. - afs-S hal hall
by the grand ducal Ie-sia government to be
American iIizens, and shall be treate As such.
heciprocaliy: Citiz Of tine United States of
America, who have become or stall become nat
ural'Zed citizens of tie ab We described parts of
the Grand uuthy H-s-e, ard shall have reside
unnterrupfediy the; five years, shal be held
by the United States t" be citizens OF the Grand
Duchy Hesse, and shall be treated such
The declaration OF an INTENT IA 20 become a
citizen of the one or the other county, has not
for either party the effect Naturalization.
Article III. A nlturalized citizen # the one
patty return I, the ierriio.y Of the other
party. remains Liable TO trial and punishment for
al acIi n punishable 10y the law If hi, original
country and Committed before his emigration.
: wing always the limitation established by the
law of his .rigina country.
Artice Ill The convention for the mutual
delivery of criminals, fugtives from astice, in
certain caee-, Concluded between the United
States Of America and the ,irand Duchy He>se,
On the 10th Of June, ls52, remains force,
without change
Article ".
liza Iessisn. naturallzed in America. but orig
I.aIIy IA citizen of The part Of the Grand Duchy !
Iot included in the North German Confederation, |
n-~ his residence in those p,rts without the ill., 1
eat to return TO america, he shat. be ne d to 1
have Ie0Uubced his naturalization in the United /
: atr>-
eciprocalIy If an American, natur.lized in |
!- 6rand Ducby Of liesse. within the above de,-
.r1bed parts renews his residence IN the United |
m. n.f fr. hal
hail lie held TO have renowned his naturalIza-
ion in the Grand Du.hy.
-hs int. mt hot torsturn may be held to exist,
shei, the rson narurallzed In the one country |
e,ites more than two years in the other country.
Article v. The present convention shall go into
feet immediately. On the exchange ( ratifca-
Ions, sud shall continue force for ten years.
Iether party shall have given TO the other six
e. miuaIe the same. it shall further remain in
yrce until the end # twelve mon rs alter either
f the contracting pa, ties .hali have given notice
o the other Of sucn intention.
Article vi. The present. convention shall be
atified by the President If the United states Of
america. and b. his Royal ilighness the Grand
,uNe of Hes-e and by Rhine &c The ratification
. the Fl st is 10 take effect by and with e adj
ice and coent of the Senate Of the United
tAte>: on the Grand Ducai Hes>ian eide. the
>eent # the States If tine Grand Duchy is re-
rrve,, in SO far rs il is required by the consti-
n,i,n. |,
For the departments If drawing. French, ethics,
panish, ami the department If chemistry. miner
losy. and geology, including enc thousand dol
us, and no more, fF the yearly supply Of Chem
;o-. gliss~ are, p rrel.in, paper. Tor the latter
apartment, ur Thousand aud ten dollar;
For increase ami expense Of library, two thou
md dollar;
For annual repairs Of gas pipes, gas meters, and
etorts, Fix hundred d. liars;
, r furniture tor cadets hospital, two hundred
nj nj Il Liars,
For rep IFS and additions to officers quarters,
lrec tn u-aI,d i,,Iars; II
For fn-l fE cadets mess hall chops, and laun-
~, three thousand dollars; l.
For fire pr,.f bnildins for public Offices and Ar
hives, twenty-five Thousand d liars;
Fn r-buil,iing the north wharf, seven thousand \
liars Z
For repairing roads, five hundred dollars;
sor furniture for soldiers hospital, one hundred
liars. E
For grading draining. and improving the arti-
~ and cavalry drill ground, two Thousand dol
rs; 4
or conti gences for superintendent, one thou =
I'D 10 lars
And hereafter, in addition to the other member h
the b and If Wit rs Z" lie appointed by the ~
esident, or,:ing to existing Law, attend the
thin year III the present cate. =,
In IA III whereof the Penip0t~ntiaries have u
:, ed and sealed This c..nvention.
the LIST If August 1865. :
s sai FRIEDRICH f.KIIlEER ~ $
vO> LINpEL0P.
Anil wh. reas the lid convention has been duly
lifiei on both parts. and the resp ctive r'tfica
ne were exchanged at Berlin, the I'D day Of h
ly, lat
\. ", therefore. be il Known that I, o. s. "
ant, President ( the Uniree States Of America, &
ye cau-ed the sid cunveniiun TO be made q
hiic In, the end that the and every rlsuse
d article th-i eff may b. ol-erved nna fulfilled p
tn good faith BY the United States and the Il