The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-11

PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain adifti,nal articles 70 the treaty
now in force between the United sta es If Amer
ia and the Tat rsin. Empsre, signed at Tient>Jn
III. 18th .iay Of June. 1855. were con iGded ard
signed bv their pleni,otentiaries ut Washington.
IN the 18Th day Of July. 1865 which additional
articles are word for word rs 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 of America and the tn
Tsin. Empire (China) of the 18th Of June. ls9s.
circumstances have ari en- sapvinE he Necessity
If additional articles thereto the President 81 the
United States and the august sovcrei o. the II
T.n- Ennire have named for their lefif'nteiiti''-
res to Wit: the President: Of the I'm IL! states 81
America, William H. seward. Secr"ttry Of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor of tElnG- Rnsar
r,nripsa-ne accredited as his Envy Extraordinary
and Minister PlenipJteatlry and Chin hang and
sun Chis-Ku of the second Chinese rank assocl-
rted high envoysac MINISTER o! hI9 sait MAJ est
and tbs. s1ii ;,i-niprtsnti Ties, ter having eN-
changed their f;i!I powers faun .. Re in due an
proper form. have agreed upon the following ar L
eies:
AE-IctEI His Iais-ty the I,nirernr Of China,
being OF the cpiuioa that il N king concession
70 thu citiz,rss or subjects g. foreign paser-o the
privilege of residing cer''in tracts Il iild "r
resortipr TO certain water Of tint empire for iT
.,-.-, trade he has by NJ means rriui Se.iis
ri-ht of eminent ip;ltn - I 'iiniar Cvc- t'e san
land and waters hereby agrees tfat no sue c'1-
ca.s,on or grant slll BE- construed 10 give 10 any
royer or party which NV be wtr v Ia or nos
tile 70 the United states the right ie aff"c'l the
citizens If the United states or thHir pr'ner'v
,Sithin the sa lands OF waters ant TIE intel
states for themselves. hereby arree I" nl'>taI'i
from o:f-n,iyeiy taking the citizens or subjects
81 aay power party or their Ir'IertY WIKI f.
which they may be -: war on any such tract 81
land or waters If the sad s'I'!ire- iTit no if IN
this article shall b., n>5ruei 20 p-evelt TIRE tn'-
tel States from resisting attack b. aHY hostile
sA.r- 81 ~ nj -
,rtv II, i firtner agreed that il any riit OF i'll
t.rest in snY ;rart of lint in China has been 4" Z
hall hereafter b. granted by the COVE NJ en- o.
China to the Unitel States or Their 'it'2s rs Tor
-urp ,ses of trade cp'nrnc 'htf grant shall N
no event be cons trJIe sfivet the Chinese author
tiles Of their right at jars IL ion eve Iero1~ an.
,,yoperty with sill tract o la1. EXCEPT - aT a.
thst right may have been expressly relE'gn'-he'i .
aRricEE II. The Ua.fei States Of hsner-oe and /
hi. majesty the Emperor y China believing 'l"t
the safety and prosper &c commerce viii Thereby
best b. promoted. -rre that any prtviiesr r n
rrunity N respect totTae navi ,ttNc within ~"
.,hines-- domiaionS vii-iI may nos NV been sup !
uisted for by treaty. s!ifl b. s1h-t 70 the c~cFe
ton of the Chinese government and may re re-'l-
lated by it accordingly but Mt N a Kramer or Z
spirit inc mraiibie with the treaty shpuia'i"nS 81
the parties.
ARTICLE The Emperor # C',ia9 S;iaii hove /
the right t. appoint coasn'~ at r ris 81 IT, rift
states. who shall enjoy the -sn'e 7sITlif--es ana
iu,nuni,ies as hrSe which chi Nd by pubic
law and treaty the United States ~ the c''t-us
If Great Britain and Russia. or either of them /
ARTICLE w. The tueaty-7i1tn article of the 4
treaty of the 18th Of June 1855 h9ving Stipulated
for the exemption If Christian citizens 81 he tni-
ted states and Chinese conv rts from persecution
ia China on account Of their faith il : further +
agreed that citizens OF the Unite states IN hina
of every religi. persua.i0a AMI thlne-A Jects
i, the limited s a--s shall erjov eI;ire liner Of
conscience and shall he exempt ON oil disability
or persecution sccHilii Of feI5 rrii-i'F> iaii r
WORSHIP in ii her country Cemeteries Tor SCI III
,ure Of the dead Of whatever nativity or na-'nEsl-
ty shall be held il respect and free fon disturb
ance or profana'ion-
ARlIcisv The United States of Ameri'" Hnd
the Emperor Of China cordially rec snize the IN
herent and inaenable right Of man To cisn-t ms
home and allegiance and also the mGtEa, aGvift-
raxe of the free mig ration and emigration OF their
citizens and subjects. respectively. from the one
country to the other. n purposes of curiosity. OF
trade or a. permanent residents. The high con-
tracing p.r,ies therefore, j in ii repruDsrng
any other than an entirely Voluntary emigration
for these purposes. They consequently agree to
pass laws making il penal of enre f.; CITIZEN Of
the United States or Chinese subjects to take Chi
rese subjecte either to the United States or any
other foreign country, or for Chinese subject or
citizen Of the Uni,ed State to take citizens 81 the
United States to China to any other foreign
country without their free and voluntary consent
respectively
ARr,cLK VI Citizens of tie United States visit
i,r or residing in China shall enjoy the same priv
i;eges immunties exemptions in respect 10
travel or residence as may there be enjoyed by the
citizens or subjects of the most favored nation
And reciprocaiiy Chinese subjects Writing or re-
siding in the United States, shall erjoy the same
privileges immrni,ies AMI exemptions in respect
70 travel or residence. may there be enjoyed by
the citizens subjects Of the most favored n'fi1r
But nothing herein cnnta,nei shall he held to con-
fer uatura ization upon cit Zens Il the tn'ted
States in China nor upon the subjects OF thina in
the United States
ARTICLE VII Citizens Of the United States SHALL
enjoy all the privileges Of the public educational
institutions under thee ntroi.f the government OF
China and reciprocaiiy. chinese subjects shall en-
Joy ali the privileges Of the public eiucatinai in
.titu.ions unter tie control OF the government oi
the United States which enjoy ed in the re-
.pective countries by the citizens or subjects OF
rbe most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
ted States may freeis establish and maIiittin
.chools within tine Empire Of China at those places
where foreigners are by treaty permitted to reside
and reciprocally Chinese subjects may enjoy the
san,e privileges and nimGnities ia the United
States.
ARTICLE VIII The United States. always dis
claiming and discouraging all practices OF unneces
sarv djcta:ion and Intervention bv one nation IN ire
a 1sir. ar domestic administration OF another, DO
hereby freely di-clsim ard dsavow any intention
~ ri0ht TO the domestic adrniniistfa-
ZION Of China in regard 20 the construction OF ran
r,ass tesegraphs other mater iai lnsei nai M
movements. On the ether hand, ms Majesty 'he
.rperpr of China reserves ts hiIilsei' tie ri-h II
sac;de the t,me and m amer and circuIi me Is ct
iusroduciu~ such Improvements viihin ms co'nii-
10 With t,,is mutual understanding /: is agreed
nv the contracting parties that II at any 'Ii mere
after his imperial Majesty hall determine 10 n
s.-pet or cause to be u ihe eh'r
actor mention-I within tire empire. and small
-. ,nnIicatot to thu Cnisea States or any other
v.sfern n ver r. f,cili: 70 carry our tila' "licN
,,. rJniteo STATES viii. in that case, designate and