The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-13

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To The TREATY BETWEEN TIL
UNIFIED STATES AND cGINA. OF JUNE IS. 1s5S-
EY THE PRESIDENT or THE rSIrEpsrATEs OF AMERICA
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United STATES # Amer
ia and the Ta-Tsirg Empire signed at Tientsin
the 18th day of June. i>5s. were ccn-.udcd aud
s;gsIei by their pleuiIotenfisries at Washington,
On the 18th day Of July, is6>. which additional
articles are, word flr word. a follows:
Additional articles the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America and the Ia Using Empire
Il the 18Th Of June. ISIS
Whereas since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tweea the United States IL America and the Ts-
Using Empire (Chinal Of the 18th Of june. ls5s
circumstances have sEi-eu showing the necessity
If aditisnal articles thereto the President IF the
United States and the august ~0verei n OF the Ia
Using Er.piTe. have named for their plenp0te1'tia-
ri-s To Wit: the President q: the United States Of
America. William VI seward. Secretary Of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor Of China. En-.'u
Bnrlngarl- acre lifted ss hi Envoy Extraordinary
ami Minister Penip1tcht,try- anil Chill Hang ami
sun Chis-kG, OF the secUud Chinese raRk, assoc
atei high ministers ui his said N1le-ty.
AMI the said pienipotentisries. alter having eN-
changed their fail powers found - be in due am.
proper FORM, have agreed upon the following arri-
els.
szr-clxI His Majesty the Emperor Of China
bein. Q. the opinion that IN making concessions
the citizens subjects OF foreign powers Of the
privilege Of residing certain tracts Of land, or
reortinc T. certain waters Of that empire for pur
poses If trade he has by means retL ushe! his
right Of eminent domain dominion the said
land and w;sters, hereby agrees that suct con-
caS-scn 1r grant shall be construed to give to any
power or party which ma, be a war with or hos
tile to the United States the right 70 attack the
citizens Of the United States o. their prHperty
within the said lands waters. And the United
States. for Themselves hereby agree t. abstain
from extensively attacking the citizens subjects
II any power or party their property with
which they may be At war any such tract cf
I,ui OF waters II the said empire But no. hing N
this article shall b. construed T. prevent the Uni
tel States from resisting attack By any hostile
power party upon their citizens Or fhtiT prop
c-ty. 1t Is The agreed that If any right in
te-p-t in aav tract Of lEai in China has been
shall hereafter b. granted by the government Of
China 10 the United States or their citizens for
pup -es OF trsie OF Commerce. that giant shall in
NJ event becon-trued u tivest the Chinese author
ite. Of their right II ION persons and
property with n said tract % land, except far As
5s, right may have been expressly -sliEgIi-hesi |
by treaty
his Majesty the Emperor Gf China b ,ieyir- that
ale safety and prosperity Of commerce viii thereby
best b. promoted. sr-e tilat any privilege or in
nunity in respect totraie or navigation within the
Chinese donainons which may not have been slip
uIsted for by treaty. iisii be subject the diScre
lion Of the Chinese government and may he reyu-
lated by il accordingly, but not IN manner or
spirit Incompatible with the treaty s:iPalatiOns of
the parties.
Done AZ Wash '-,.1l the twensy-eighth day OF
july. in the y-str - cur Lord I'll Jslui eight
hurlsire,l and >isr y-ei-ht-
In fsth whereof the respective pienipoten'iaries
have signed this treaty and thereto affixed the
reals of their arms.
TsE.LI wILLIay II. SEWARD
ANSoN BUELINGAME.
lsEl-1 CHIH hANG.
Sun CHIA-kU.