The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-09
CHINA-ls6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES To THE TREATY BETWEEN TIL
UNITED STATES AND INA. OF JUNE Is. 1898
sT TIE President OF The UNIFIED T.TEs OF AMERICA
A PROCLAIM lion.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now ia force between the United sta Is 81 Amer
ia and the Ta-Isins Empire. signed at Tlentsn
f.- iAth day OF June. ls5s. were con iuded and
sigacd by Their pieui,.otsntisries at Washington,
the 18th day If JuIy, 1865. which additional
articles are, word for word, a. follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America and the Ta-Tsing Empire
Of the 18th of June. Is s
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United STATES ri America ami the Ia
T-ia.. Empire tCninal of the 18th OF june ts5S,
circumstances nave All en- shbwins the necessity
Il aditinsl articles thereto. the President of the
United states and the august sovefei o. the Ia
Using Empire, have named for their pienipoteitia
TO Wit. the President Of the tt t-d STATES of
America. William II seward. Secretary of STATE.
snd his Majesty the Emperor OF CHINA, nsOn
Bnrlin-ame, aecreiiisda as his snvuy Extraordinary
All Minister Pienip,tentiary. and Chit-kang and
sun Chi sEU- 1T he second tn ise~e ra.ik, ASSET
ated high ENJOYS minister, ol his sai Ilale-r
and the said plenipotenIiaries, a ter having eN
changed their full powers found I" be in due .n
proper fOrm have agreed upon TIE following ar7i-
cl,s-
Article lis Majesty the Emperor Of China
bsn. OF the opinion that IN IN king c"nces-i
til, citz-rs subjects o. foreign poW erS at lie
privilege Of fcsiliI, certain tracts E land
res1rtirc certain waters OF shat empire
poses # tr tic he has by means reiiuqn shed his
right of eminent domain j;sin n ever tue said
itti a id ware :. Lereb. agrees that
cesson OF grant shall b. e1a,tiUei 70 give any
power party which ma be a wlc with or hn--
tile to the United -tate> the right to at CT the
c.tzeus Of the Unired states or then property
tnil the sail lands waters And tine United
States for themselves hereby a;Tee I" ahSsti
from oif -n-'vely la king tie citizens or subjects
ut any power party or their property with
wHich thes may he ut any such tract e
land q. # the said empire hing
this article hal be .iistrued to prevent the Uni
tel states frO. resisting an attack b. any hostile
power party uppn their cifIzen- heir prop
erty. 1t is further agree that if any iGhr ia
tsrest in tract of | II in hina has been
shsii hereafter ~ granted b. the rslye emit Of
China the United States their city Tor
rurp of rae iIrie- Co. thiI grant shall ia
no EVEN bec,nstrued ive>t tie Chinese author
tiles of their ri.hI If jnr'siit is peTus and
property w'th said trssft o Land, except 4
thai righ, may have been expressly rriiuquii.etl
BY trea V.
ARTICLE II The United States of Amer CO aud
his .-ajesty he Emperor If China 10 iievirg that
the safety and prosperity Of Commerce viii thereby
best b. pr,;Diesi. ayr that an, privilege ii
munity N Iesp-cf toIra,le il ,tnn within The
Chin.s 'ini si,iI- wisir NAV not Inv been sip
uated for by treaty. si.i b sts.jeci tr the -c |
tioti OF the hine-e government and NAV he
lated by it accordingly h..t i in manner oil
spirit nj a,ibie the 'reaty stipuisi "i
the parties.
AsrI,Lg III The Emperor # China shall have
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States ~i,p STALL -nji, the a-ne privileges and
i'm nun,ties a. tn wici cni Il by publ C |
law and treat, the United STATES by The mis- /
VI Great Brira and Russia. IT either IF Them
ARfICiE ~ Tee : enty-aint ;icie Of the I
treaty Of he 18th of jun. SIS ityic ,ipnlar,d
Er t., exemption fChri>Iian itiz ms If The Utii
ted tttes and Chinese c'iIv fIs from persecution
in Chm. IN a-c,,unt %! heir faith. it further
Axre- Il that citizens al the U..iie in nina,
nj every reli-:i persuasion ant Chinese subjects
in the United at-s. stiii erj ny entire liler OF
c.n-cience ard aii he EXEMPT 0m all dis ibility
ny Der -ecflti N n Of Their F-ligs, tsifh
vorsili la ii her country Cemeteries for sepul-
lure If the deal If Whatever nrivi eg national
ty, sh al be held in p-ct and free froin disturb
Ance protana hifi-
Asriclsy The United ST ties of America and
the Etn,.erar e hi.a corti lily gri;ze the in
.errr,t and i,.nl enable right f m.n chang his
d me and allegiance and also the n.utut. adyau-
lage OF the ee mi. alton and emigration their
citizens a ID sulj els. respectively. fram the one
country to the other, purpe-s of c,:r siiy. Of
ira lie or IA permanent reside lis. The high con-
lra:;.ng Iie-, Therefore, j in il reprobit'
any other than entirely v.,luntary emigration
For these pu p they coa equenriy agree to
pass laws n,krg it a e,,al ufrn f., ii izen OF
The United states Chinese 7ui,j cts to take Chi
nese subjects either 10 the United States any
e:h-T f IRE IN country or f. a Chinese ubject OF
ritzen # the Uni ed state TO he cit zens of the
United States To- hina or to any other foreign
,ountf v. wi hout their free AMI voluntary Consent
To-, eetiveiv
ARTICLE VI Citizens of tie United States visit
cg or re-i.;n in China shall ii y the same priv
IeS--. irnnlurifies exemptions in respect to
rrav- or resi- there lie enjoy ed by the
5:tiz-ns subjects of the mnef favored Iation.
And Ieciprncaiiy. Ch,n--e subjects vi ting 'e
,idi,,g the lifted states -hlli Ell y the same
privileges immuuiriss and exsm { oBs in respect
10 travel r-sid-.c., may there be enjoyed by
he citizens subj If the o-t favored nation.
But no.hing herein cnntsrnei shall be held to c".
Isr nstusa izstipn upon citiz-n- { the United
State in hni. upon the sui ects Of hiIa in
he Unit States
AtrICL VII Ci'iz-ls # the United States shall I
,njay all the pri,iie.es # the t,uhlc educational
nsri ution- under thee ntr.,l the COVER nent ii
1nina, and r-ciprn ally hit.>e subjects shall
0y al, the iv,i.ges # the public educational in
tie c.sntr,l OF the government Of
ne Uht-i states which enjoyed in the re-
peet countries by the citizens or subjects of =
he mnst favored naiion The citizens Of the Uni
I'd States may fire L. establish and maint,ip o
chspi within the Empire at China at those piares
rh~r. .--igners by treaty permitted to ie-ie, ~
nd Tecipr. ctily Chine subjects may enjoy the 4
anne privileges and inmunties in the United ~
tA.es
Article VII. The United States. always dis 4
lain H., ,ii-cn.rasing all practices Of unnec-s
NY dicration and intervention b. uatisn in the
FAR ur ,i,.ne~t.c administ alton OF th-r do i
ere5y freely Ill sim and di>av,w any in'ent IN u
r right .. in the .isn,--'ic admnis'.a-
ion Of Oh M VI regard 10 the instruction. of Ill .
t-iegrsIhs other mate iai iEtet nal I'M u
ravemeur.- On the other han J, his Majesty, the b
m,,-r,r Of CANA reserves { hins.l tie righ' Il
eci.!r th, inner AMI crcum tees 4 III
,tro,irrIn. such Improvements within his .on;n- m
ms With j. mutual understanding il is agreed l.
ia. ,l:racr',g ties that il AZ any tim here
fier his imperial jest, hal etrfmine TO c n II
rGcf q To be Instructed works If the char Ia
Ser mention Il vi hin the empire. and shall L.
ak. .p lraiio, {, Uniiea States any other u
,t,.r, n We n, iIi.i carry our that olicy nj