The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-10
CHINA-1>SS.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO The TREATY BETwErN III
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. ISIS.
BI THg PEE-IDx>r OF The UNITED T,rIs OF AMERICA
A PROCLAIM iIIoN.
Whereas. certain adiiti"ua articles TO the treat,
in s,rce b-t~ce the United >ta If Amer
ia and the Ta-r-inz Empire signed at Ti-nt>Ir
tire 18Th day at June, is5s. were csn iuied ana
sgred by Their p,-ui. -cr-ntisrie- st Washington,
en- the 18Th day If July, ASS. which additional
articles are, wuri FIR word. as follows:
Additional articles % the treaty between the Uni
ted Ssafes Of America and tie Ia Using Empire
of the 18th Of June. l.
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United States III America ani the la
Tsing Umpire (Cnns) Of the 18th OF June. 1855.
circumstances nave ari en- 81 win she necessity
II aditi nsl articles tiereto the President Of the
United states and the august ssvcrei a. the la
Using kapire, have named fDs their penipofer.tia-
IRIS, to cit: th. ,re>i lent Of the I'm SAFES 4
America, william II seward. Sccr-ttr of State.
and his Majesty the Emperp Of China, nson
Barlinsarse, accredited as his Envy Extraordinary
snl Minister Pienp ,s-ntrsry- AMI ,hiI,-kang and
San Chi ,Ku. at he secon.i Gaze rank. asset
ated high envoyS mtp,sr-r-1 hi, SAT- fa,e,t ,
and the sail pienii-,t-n'i ri--, a ter having
e.al,el their full powers t,un'i g., be in due an.
proper frm, have .srt ed upon the following ar l.
cl-s:
ARTICLE His ", sty the EN- error # China.
being OF the opinion that m king conces-i
10 sh. ririz=i.s suij-rts foreign p'wer>or the
privilege OF esisiii. ceTta:n e. acts Z land
rcsortny ;, Gee ain waters 81 that empire tor EUR
II ttte >he'i
right Of ,.iaenr .i,m i ..ini the -aii
lsnd AID wate :, hereby -:srs Is that
csss,cn or grant shah b. Construed to give 10 any
power or party VII CHI m, Ice a VIZ with cr hc-
tile to tine Untd states the right TO at. OK ;h..
citizens of the Uaired states their property
within the -ssi I land. w,te s. And the United
Staiss for themselves. hereby al,>t ,in
from of veiy "a KIN. tie c;Tiz-n> subjects
cf any power party 1T their perry with
which the, " 1t w.,r any -uch tract #
lind or waters # the said -IuFi ire, no hing in
tiis article shall b. instruct 10 prevent the Uni
tel States from sim alta b, i,s-stiie
power party up their citi--a heir prop
erty. 1t is further agree tn al if any ,sht in-
tsrr-t in tract of N, in hina has been
. nall hereafter b. granted b. the enr of
China t. the United States .,r th-ir citsz tor
rurp of tTaie c. rhtr giant shall in
No be Construed ,iive-t the Chinese author
lies of their rI=hr of jursiic i per and
property with n said tract o. land. except
thAi right may have been exp e-s:y r-li.qui he'd
by trca y.
Article IL The United States of Amer ca aud
his MAJESTY the Emperor # him, believing hat
the afesy and prteperi5 If Commerce viii thereby
b-s; b. promoted agr-e that any priIc or inn
nunity respect totrie ig within tn.
Gaines dominican which h-v been slip |
MATED for by treaty shall b. subject {" the ,ii>c'e
ion of the hiBe>e government and may lie u |
lated by il acrr rIr-y. bat MT in |
the parties.
AkIELE II The Emperor If China shall have
the right T. arp iar eonsuis a. rts IF the niEed
States. Sho stall enjoy the aane privileges and
in nunties rs tn l>e which are eni y, d by lab
law and treaty the United states by The con MS
4 Great BriIa and Russia. or either of them.
ARsIcLE w. Toe tsenty-ainfh Article 1T the
re1ty Of The 18th of june. 1855. htvi,.c >rpnat,
-,r tn exemption f Christian sifiZ If The Uni
ed >rstes aid Chinese cow rfs from persecution
y China a'c"unt of their faith. il further
greed that citizens Of the Unitei states in hina,
4 every reiisi persuasion AMI Chiue-~ subjects
zSt..N
.nscience and shall be exempt on all disability
persecution account Of their religious faith or
vor<ai in ei her country Cemeteries for sepul-
lre of the deal of whatever ns'iviy national
~, shall be held in pect and free fom disturb
nee profaDa ion-
AErIc-EV The United States of America and
;ae EmE er,r If ,i,nA cordially gnize the in
erent and i,.alenable right If man to change his
me aad allegiance and also the nutua. advan-
age Of the free migration and emigration OF their
itizeas and subjects respectively. from the one
,unfry to the other, purposes of curiosity, Of
rAle, or permanent residents. The high CON
ractng p,rties. Therefore. j in il Reproducing .
ny other than entirely Voluntary emigration
,r these pm p .-es- They consequently agree t.
laws making it pe,.a! uff-nre FL a ci izen Of
he United states Ut Chinese subj cts to take Chi
csc subjects either to the United States or any
ther f,r-,gn country. for a Chinese ,ubject or
tizen If the Uni;ed State to t.ke cit of the
nitesi States tn china or to any other foreign I
Dlntry. wi hoat their free and voluntary consent
~. ectively
ARTICLE VI Citizens of tie United States visit
or residing in China shall enjoy the priv
eS>> immuniies exemptions in respect To a
-svel resieace may there he e.,Joy Ell by tie
tixens or subjects OF the msr favored .atiOn. l
nd reciprocaiIy Chinese subjects vi itiug re- >
ding the Uiited states slitll erj y the same o
ivil-ges. immunities. and ex-m q in rrs,,ecf
travel or Residence as may there be enjoyed by
Ne citizens subj of the NOT fsvore. nation.
ut norhng herein contained shall be held to cn.-
" nAtura ixation uTsn citi zens f the Unite :
bate in hin, t, nor upon the subjects Of hina
he Unit. States .
AKIIcL VII Citiz-ns IF the United st ties s,.a'l u
ii = all the privileges IF the public educational q
sti ution. under tie ntrsl f the gnver m-nt IT
hna. and, recpro ally. chinese subjects shall l.
y ali the p iv.ges If the public edu-ati mai in IL
itutions, tie Central OF thu 'vernmea. Of az
e U iit-.l States which eiijol-si in the re- a.
eer countries by the citizens subjects OF az
70 NEST fivcred nation. The citizens OF tie Uni ~
States may fie !, establish AMI mar, t,ir Vi
haoI- wsriiu the Empire at Chin, at those pl,~--
here foreigners are by treaty erniite 10 lie. nc
ne privileges AMI iinmunities in the United an
afes n
ARTICLE VII. The United States. Away di-- te
NJ ami dscoiiraging all pr ,ctices of uaueces u
" dicttion and Intervention nv nation in the 81
airs domestic administ alton of ihtr d. l.
rcbv freely ii cl lin and di>ays'w emit lii
right o in in the domestic a9uiinsfr a | III
q Of Oh regard to the crsfrurtipi, If i'll ht
=. t-:egTaph@ ether mate iai iie nal M l.,
.vemens-- Ga the ether hant, his Majesty, the bi
,per,,r Of China reserves hilis' Il figh I. I"
.ie the tune an m sn.ie AMI c:iru,n II, es IN
rpsiu such Improvements within his oniin- me-
8 With & i, murI-i understanding il is agreed
The ntracti. t es thai il ~ any tim here
er his imperial ,j.-s,r hal ,et-In,ie to " ID
ret IL be Instructed Ks u she char III
-r r,ei,t'on Il wi hin tie empire. and siiHli -
X. =p liratios &, IT, Unite, St,fe>o any other ~
sfer we rf' i!iti 10 carr, "nt thar :"eN. me