The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-10-02

ID Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United sta If Amer
? lea and the Ta-fsinS Empire signed at TientsIr
: the 18Th day OF June. ISIS. were con ludei anc
) signed by their pieniI,ot-ntares ut Washington
, IN the 18th day If JGly iSoS. which additional
/ articles are. worI for word. follows:
Additional articles TO the treaty between the Uni
5 ted States of America and tue Ta-rsinS Empire
, of the 18th Of June, Il S.
B Where's since the conclusion OF the treaty be-
! tween the United States of America and the Ia
D Using Empire (China) of the 18th OF June, 1858.
: circumstances have ari sEnwin: fhe necessity
Of additional articles teI etn. the President of the
United states aud the august soverei n o. the Ia
Using Empire, have named for their penipotentia-
ris. to Wit: the President yf the I'm ted States If
Amer ica Wi liam IL seward secretary of State.
and his M-jesty the Emperor of China, anson
Bnrlingame accredited as his Envoy Extraordinary
AMI Minister PienpJtcutiury. and Chihkang and
sun Chi -ku. Of the second Ch,e>e rank. associ-
afed high ENJOYS anr minister-o OF hi, said NaJest
and the sail plcnpotenI tries "A ter having eN-
changed their full powers found t" be in due am.
proper form, have agreed upon the following arfi
chs
AgTICLEI His Majesty the Emperor of China,
bein. OF the opinion that. IN III king concessions
10 III citizens subjects o. foreign powers at the
privilege of residing certain tracts # land
r-sortng IL certain waters OF That empire Tor pur
# tr ide he has by means relinquished his
| right Of eminent domain or mimi N over the said
land and waite 5, hereby agrees that no sucn Cum
ce.sron or grant shall be cvn,fiu to give TO any
power party which nj. be with or hos
tile to the Unit-d States the right TO attack the
CITIZENS Of the United states OF their property
within the sail lands Yates. And the United
| states for themselves, hereby agree IL abstain
from Extensively tarking the citizens or subjects
| 1T any power or party OF their property with
| which fhes may lie at any such tract Il
Land wators f the SAID lire. tut no hing in |
this article .hali be Construed to prevent the Uni
tie States from Resisting an attack b, any hostile
power party upon their cItiz-u, or heir prep
erty. IL Is further agree that il any night ur ill.,
terest in sny tract of l,ni in thina ht, been |
hall hereafter be- granted by the COVE n" ent of
China t. the United States or their ctizt rs Tor |
purp Of trade or commerce that grant shall In
event becnnstrued { ,dive-t the Chinese author
tiles of their right Of jnrs,iic persons and
property with II said OF Land, except
thai right may have been expressly relinqui-hed
by trea v.
ARrICLs III. The United States of America AID
his .aje>ry the Emperor "f China believing that
he safety and prosperity If c. nimerce will thereby
best b. promoted. agr-e that privilege or ini
munty respect totrtie or nt'ig 'tIon within the
Chimes d 'n,i"iJn> which may not hav- been slip +
al tied for 10y treaty. s'li be subject I" the dl>cre
tiun OF the Chinese government and NAV lie re.u-
late by it acc rdiuely. bat not in manner or
spirit inc,nI aibe with the treaty stipuations OF
the parties.
AkricLE III The Emperor Of China shall have
the right appoint toasuls p rts Of the United
states. Who shall enjoy the ZANE privileges and c
ir:HunIties as those which are erj 'y-d by public
Of Great Britain and Russia, either Of them.
ARTICLE ". The tsenty-ninth article Of the
treaty of the 18th Of June, 1858 having stipulated
for the exemption # Christian citizens of the Uni
ted ,ites and Chinese conr-rts from persecution
in China on account of their faith, it further n
agreed that citizens OF the Uni,e STATE. in China
II every relgi persuasion. and Chinese subject b
in the United at-s. shall erjoy entire lber of
nscieuce. and shall be exempt ON ali disability Z
persecution account Of their religious faith or h
H..r.il 81 h,r Teri R@ for
ture 1T fhe dead of whatever nativity or national
ty. shall be held in respect and free fiom disturb
ance or proclamation. ,
ARTICLE The United States of America and =
the EuiI error # China cordially rec gnze the in .
herent and ina enable right If man To change hi.
h me and allegiance. ana also the mutua: advsn- :
age of the II ee migration and emigration of their
,iIizeHs and subjects respectively. from the one
'uniry To the other. FIR purposes of curl sty, of
raie. permanent residents. The high con-
racting pirrie-, therefore, in la reprobat,ng n
my other than entirely Voluntary emigration
or these purpees. 1hey Consequently atree to G
laws makir i; penal offence fii citizen Of
lie United States Chinese SuiJ'cts to take Chi II
subjects either 10 the Cnited States ar t. any
ther foreign country. or for a Chinese subject or
itzen If tue Uniitd Statc> TO take cit of the
United States to china or to any other foreign
ountry without their Fl ee and voluntary Consent in
q
ARTICLE VI. Citizens of tie United States visit
ng or residing in China shall snj,y the same priv
i-Ses. immunities exemptions in respect 70
raye residence there bs enjoy ed by the th
itixens ct subjects of the most favored nation
nd reciprOcay Chinese subjects visiting or re- /
idimg the Uuited states, shall erJoy the same
mmunities. and exemptions in respect
o travel or residence may there be enjoyed by W
he citizens subjects II the most favore nation d.
tut nothing her eiu contained shall be held to
r nstura zafiun upon cit zens If the United b.
rates in china. nor upon the subjects Vi hiDa Ill
Ne Cnit.d States .o
ARrICL. WI Citizens Of the United States shall &c
My all the privileges Of the public educational tn
ist utions under thee ntrol the government on
hins. and r-cprocally, Chinese subjects shall en-
" all the p, vileges of the public educational in
Itutions TIE control OF the government Of at
10 United States which enjoyed in the tn
ect countries by the citizens or subjects OF tet
e most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni 20
i States may freely establish and maintain
hocls within the Empire of China at those places De
here foreigners are by treaty permitted 10 rede, 10
ID recipr, cally Chinese subjects may enjoy the ho
me privileges and immunities in the United ee
Afes tqu
ARTICLE VIII. The United States. always dis. the
lim ny and dscouraging all practices Of unneces No
" dictAfion and Intervention by nation in the
airs or domestic adninist' alton Of ansthef. do OF
Teby freely Gi-claim and d>ayow any intention Got
right a intervene in the domestic administia- !
n Of China IN regard TO the Construction of rail
u.s. telegral,hs ar other mater ial intel nal I'M -
,vemsnss. On the other hand. his Majesty. the -.
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reducing such improvements within his d0nin- H.
%. With this mutual understanding it is agreed r.
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uct TO be instructed works Of the char -
er mentioned within the empire. and shall
Ike application. to the United States any other
stern for f,citi. TO carry out that policy.
lnitei states will. in that case, designate and n
horze suit .ble engineer. {" be cmpliy.d by the G
nd urslI To tbarI n