The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-04

II The sRE-IDEsr OF The UNITED srArEs OF AMERICA.
A PROCLAMATION
Whereas certain additional articles TO the treaty
now in force between the United STA es Of Amer
"a and the T,-Tsing Empire signed at Tientsln
the 18Th day OF June. 1855, were con luded and
-isred by their pletipotentiares IT Washington,
IN the 18th day Of July, 1865. which additional
articles are word for word. as follows
Additional! articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted states of America and the Ta-Tsing Empire
of the 18th of June, ISIS
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 ari- en- showing the necessity
os adii:nai articles thereto. the President OF the
United states aud the august soverei OF the Ia
Using Empire. have named for their penipntentia-
lies, to wit: the President of the Tn ted States Of
Anne lea illam H. seward, Secret,ry of State.
ami his Majesty the Emperor OF China, Anson
Elr.in anne, arcredtsda as his Envoy Extraordinary
AM Minister pienipDtentiaTy. and Chiii-hang and
Sun Chi.-au, OF the second Chinese rank. associ-
atei hi IA ENJOYS anc ministers Of his SAID SIaJest
and the said penipotenIiar1es. alter having eN-
changed their full powers, found to be in due and
proper form, have reed upon the following ari-
clas:
ARTICLE His Majesty the Emperor of China,
being oil the opinion that. IN making concessions
tho citizens subjects o. foreign powers OF the
privilege of residing certain tracts II lan'i ar
resor;ing certain waters of that empire Tor pur-
poses Of trade he has by means relnIu'shed his
right of eminent domain doniiBi N over the said
I,li and waters, hereby agrees that DO such con-
cession or grant shall be construed to give 10 any
mower or psrty which MT, be with or hos
tile TO the United states the right TO attack the
citizens OF the United States or then property
within the said lands or waters And the United
States for themselves. hereby agree 10 abstain |
from ansively attacking the citizens or subjects
Of any power party or their property with |
which they may be at war on any such tract 81
land waters # the said empire but no hing IN
u IfpI-l
Il. states from resisting attack by any hostile |
power or party upon their citizens or their prop
-.ty. 1t is further agreed that if any right or in
;eres. in any tract of land in China has been O.
hall hereafter be granted by the COVER nnent of
China to the United States their citizens Tor /
purposes of trade or commerce, that grant shall in
No event be construed t. tive>t the Chinese author
tiles of their right of jurisdiction over persons and
property with said of land, except tar
that right may have been expressly relnqui,hed
by :reaiy-
Article II The United States of America and
his Majesty the Emperor Of China. believing that
the safety and prosperity of commerce will thereby
best be promoted. agree that any privilege or i'm
lnunity respect To trade or navigation within the
Chinese doHliaion- which may not hsv- been slip
Mated for by treaty. shall be subject TO the G>cre-
ton of the Chinese government and may be regu-
lated by it accordingly, but not in manner or
spirit Incompatible with the treaty stipua;ions of
The parties.
ARr1cLE III The Emperor Of China shall have
he right to appoint consus At pnrts Of the United
states. who shall enjoy the same privileges and
i'm munties those which enjoyed By public
aw and treaty the United States hy the con-uls
u Great Britain and Russia, either If them.
ARTICLE ". The twentylinth article Of the ,
treaty Of the 18th Of June, 1858. having stipulated
er the exemption # Christian citizens of the Uui
ed states aud Chinese converts from persecution
n China on account of their faith, it further ,
agreed that citizens of the Uiise States in China
ii every religions persuasion and Chinese subjects
n the UHited States. shall enjov entire liber5y of
-. all IL al.fttf
" persecution an account Of their religions faith or
~orsiii in ri her country Cemeteries for sepu 7
are of the dead of whatever nativity national ;
ty. shall be held in respect and free from disturb
.nce pIofInarion. a
ARTICLE " The United States of America and ,
he Emperor Of China cordially res, grize the in 5
lerent and nalienabe right # to change his ,
,ame and allegiance. and also the mu:ua. advap-
age OF the free migration and emigration OF their q
irizeAs ard Subjects respectively, from the one '
cuntry to the other, FIR purposes of curiosity of
rafie permanent residents. The high con- | t
rartins p,r5ies, therefore, in in reprobating
ny other than an entirely voluntary emigration a
or these purposes. they consequently agree to a
laws making it penal fence fif eitzen of :
he United States Chinese subjects to take Chi
.ese subjects either 10 the United States any t
..er fore IN eouniry for a Chinese -ubject or Z,
itzen # the Uni.ed State To take cit Of the
United States - hina or to any other foreign :
.sga.ry without their free ami voluntary consent
+,
aRr,cIE VI Citizens Of tie United states visit :
w or residing in China shall .nj y the priv
ieyeS, ianiu1ities or exemptions III respect 10 :
raye resi- lence may there lie enjoyed by the a
itizens subjects Of the most favored n.tion- 4
I'D recprncally Chinese subjects vi ti.,g re- !,
;Cisi the Uuited states siIaii erj1y the same n
fiyii-ges immaniiies and exem tons in respect II
travel reside; c., may there be enjoyed by
ne citizens subj Of the most favored nation.
hing herein contained shall be held TO COR,
Or Iiltura izs:ion rpnn citizens # the United ii
tate IN hna. nor upon tie subjects IF ,hLa IN
be I'm States :
AFTICL VII Citizens Of the United States shall /:
njy ali TIE privileges IF the public educational a,
,s5i ution- uiicr thec nrrui, the government "f !,
iiiua and reci,,ro ally chinese subjects shall A.
" ali the privileges If the public educational. III AZ
tntion>, unccr tie control oil the government ii .,
&c iit-t States. which aie enjoyed IN The ie- If
,eet countries by the citizens or subjects OF
,e mast favored nation. The citizens o the Uni AZ
Il States may fire. /, establish and mar tain q,
noois within Empire Of Cina at these places AZ
mere f.reigners by treaty IerIni ;e TO Teie. \
I'd Tesp-ucsily Chinese sIij~cts may enjoy the q
the privileges and immnniiies in the United d.
;IeS- -.
AETr.iE WI. The United States. alway> d. E
;insn- AMI .iscoaraEi.ig all practices IF uuuecs il,
'ici'iio ana 2. o'e ''' ~ r. ii
iehy freely si.cl Jim aud d,ay,sw any in eiiti /,
right to IN erv. ne. in the domestic aiinsIr HI
III 81 ca IA III regard In the instruction, If r IL II,
|. $ ts,irgr.;s other mate isI internal lu.- y,
u.ve.I,-fIt> o. the other han ! his Majesty, she ~,
;I;,er.r Of China & hii.istl tie fieh
cisic the time AMI and cIFcum tI.' es
such imp oveneuts within his 'oanIr- Iu,
Hitii r. i us. ursiers ~ it - agreed
The ,itrartify ~ ties ri''f II AZ any tim here
iriI-eria, i--sty halt ei-fmine 20 y
c. {, c-s- to ls Instructed wEks IF the char mo
er ;,e,.;o.,- d vi hin the eHpiic. and shall
IL .iiratio T.. tl. UBife,i S;tre-or any other -
sseri. d We tr ii;t carry cut that ioc,. al
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