The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-01
A PROCLAMATION.

/ A
Whereas. certain additional articles to the treaty
| now in force between the United >ta es If Amer
| ia and the Ts-Ising Emp're, signed at Tientsin
the 18Th day OF June, ISIS. were con luded ana
signed 10y Their pie"iI-nt-niiaries at Washington,
N TIA, 18th day If July, 1865. which additional
articles are, WORT fpr word. as follows:
Additional articles 10 the treaty between the Uni
| ted States Of America aud tue Ta-Tsing Empire
| of the 18th of JUNE. 1, $.
! Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United states Ut America and the la
1 T.in- Empire CHINA of the 18th OF June. 1855.
| circumstances nave ari showing rhe necessity
IF additnaI articles thereto. the President OF the
United States aud the august suvrrei a. the la
Tsin. Empire, have named for their plerip0tentla-
ms To- Wit: th-. ircs lent of the I'm ted states Of
| Amr' lea William II seward. Secretary of State.
ami his Majesty the Emperor of China, snsou
Bnrlin- anne accredited as hi- ENVOY Extraordinary
| ami Minister Pfenippg-utlary, and Chlt- hang ana
sun Chi ,-ku OF he second Ch-re>e rank. ascot
ated high euyoysanr minister-u' H. sa'd MiJe>t.
and the SAID plcnpptrnJiIries a ter having ex-
changed their full powers. found IT, he in due an'.
proper form, have reed upon the following ar l.
chs:
ARTICLE Ills Majesty the Emperor of China,
beiu.- OF the opinion that king concessions
t. tn rtizrrls r subjects +, e-n power, III the
privilege of residing CERTAIN ttacis - laui o.
rysOring L. certain waters Of that empire Tor lnr
l.-S # IT tde he h- 10y means rrIiulu shed M"
light of eminent domain tuini,'n over the said
tid aiid waite :, hereby agrees that no sue com
cess ON or Grant shall be construed 10 give 10 any
power "r party which ma, lie a war with or hos
tile to the United states the right 10 atf"ck the
zen. of the United states or their property
within the -3ii.i lands or waite And the United
states for Themselves, hereby agree 10 abstain
fran off vely atta king the citizens or SUBJECTS
II any power party or their property Win
which the, may he at any such tract Il
land OF waters # the SAID Ire- tn; no hing in
thi. article, shalt be construed To prevent the Uni
tie States from resisting an attack 10y anN h,etle
power party upon their citizens or heir prop
yItv IL is further HCreei that If any night "r ia
teTe>t in any tract OF | lni ia thina has been
hall hereafter b. granted bs the COVE M ent Of
China t. the United States their citlzt rs tor
purp Of trade ar Commerce, That grant saii IN
no event hc Construed L. dIve>t the Chinese author
i;ies OF their right Of over person. aud
property with said tract OF land, excerpt :" 'at a.
thar right may have been expressly TellIqul'hed
by trea Y. |
ARrrciE II. The United States Of America and
his .aiesIy the Emperor f china. believing that
Tie safety and o>Ierfy" If commerce Will thereb,
best he promoted aCr-e that any privilege or ln-
rHniTy rr>p ct iotr'le II ua,i ,tt"n within thu
Gaines d ,uiuiuu> whirh may not hav been sip /
al ued for 10y treaty, shall b. subject I" the d-ee
tIari of the ,hiue-e government and may lie reEU- !
lated by it accordingly, but not IN a manner or
spirit Incompatible with the treaty stipulttons OF
the parties.
ARrI,IE III The Emperor # China shall have
the right l. app eo1,sus AZ ports Il thc United
states. vino stall enjoy the zane privileges aud
irI:.uunlties a those which enj Nd by public
law and treaty the United states 10y lie con-uis
of q teat britain and Russia. ur either Of them
Article ". The tuenty-:inth article Of the /
treaty Of The 18th of June. 1855 having stipulated
FIR tlr- exemption CHI istan citizens "f the ut
ted -tates aud Chinese converts from persecution
in China On account Of their faith. 1t further
agreed that citizens Of the Unite stafe- IN china.
of Every reIi-i Us l-.l-eu AMI ChiHe-e subjects
in the United atvs shall erjay entire liher Of
c n-.i,Ice and shall Ice exempt ON all disability
r rpr-ecutipn n account Of their religions faith 81
wor,hi in ii her country. Cemeteries for seiu-
ture Of the deaf Of whatever nativlIy or national
ity sh1I be- held in respect and free ON disturb
ance or proftua lion.
Article V. The United states Of Amerira and
the EuI er1r e Chin, cordially Enize the in
herent and iualenable right f man to chang hi
h me and allegiance. and also the mutui. adNat-
ta.e Of the fl ee mig alton and emigration OF their
cIgiZeAs aid subjects, srectIveiy. from the one
country totHe other, II rurp ses Of curisity, OF
trade. permanent residents The high CON
tracing prtI--, therefore, IN In reprobtting
any other than an entirely voluntary emigration
for these purposes. They consequently agree {"
pass laws making it leal O1trnre fbI riiZen OF
the United states or Chinese @uIJ-cts TO take thi-
ue.e -uL,cts either To the Unlte'i states "r any
other foreign country. for Chinese subject or
itzen # the Uui.ed State to t'ke citizens Of the
United States hina TO any other foreign
country. without their free anu voluntary consent
resi- ectively
sRrlCIE vi Citizens Of tie United States visit
in. or residing in China shall sijy the same priv
ilrse>. imnIunities OF exemptions IN respect 10
travel or residence may there he enjoyed by the
citizens or subjects of the most favor ed nation
And r.cinr,caliy Chinese subjects whiting or
siding IN the United States, shill erJpy the same
privileges irnnunties. and exemptions in respect
10 travel or residence, as may there he enjoyed by
the citizens subjects If the most favored nation
Rut norhiur herein contained shall he held TO con-
Ter ustura izatiun upnn citizens # the United
State, china. nor upon the subjects q >hiiia III
h. United States.
AtrIcL. VII Citizens Of the United States shall
.niny all the privileges of the public educational
utiuns under thee ntrol # the government Of
China and reciprocallv. Chinese subjects shall en-
ny all the privileges Of the public educational in
titutions unGer TIE centred OF the government oi
he United States which are enjoyed III the re-
meet We countries by the citizens or subjects of
he most favored The citizens OF tie Uni
ed States nav fre.l, establish and maint,in
chools within the Empire Of China at those places
where foreigners by treaty permitted TO eide,
md reciprncaIly Chinese subjects may enjoy the
anne privileges and immunities in the United
tates
Article VIII The United States. always dis !
laiming ami discoUragng all practices Of uuneces
ary ,Iicfatiun and intervention b. nation in the
fair, or domestic aiminist, alton of another. do
reby freely di.claim and disayuw any lniention
r right intervene in the domestic ..'minisfIa-
ION Of China il, regard to the construction Of riil
ais teIecra,hs or other material nieinal I'M
On the other hand, his Majesty, the a
mperor Of China reserves to himself the right I, !,
eci,,e the time and amer and circum~tsn' es OF i
rroiuc. nc such improvements within his iomin- n
ms With this mutual understanding il is agreed =
" the contracting pas ties that if ut any time here
fter his imperial Majesty shali determine to n
,ruct or cause be Instructed works Of the char
c,-r mentioned vii hin the empire. and shall
make application to the United States or any other
rester ,wer for ftciti. to carry out that policy
ne United States will. in that case. designate and
uthorze suitable engineers t. be employed by the
hin-se go eminent and will recommend to other
atinn> equal compliance with such appllca'lon