The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-09-23
lOFFICIAL.I
LAWS OF Tue UNITED STATES
Passed at the Second Session of the Forty
FIRST Congress.
[OFFICIAL.I
CHINA-1s6S.

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| ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO THE TREATY BETWEEN THE
UNITED STATES AND c. INA. OF JUNE Is. 1858.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
lea and the Ia isn. Empire signed at Tientsln
the 18Th day OF June. ls5s, We're con luded and
signed b. their pienllo' entiaries at Washington,
On the 2Sth day IF July, 1868, which additional
articles are, wort for word rs follows
Additional articles To the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America aud tue Ia Using Empire
of the 18Th of Jam, l. S.
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United States OF America and the Ia
Using Empire (Cnna) of the 18th OF June. 1858.
circumstances have ari en- showing The necessity
of ad,iiti nal articles tbret the President of the
United States and the august .oyrrei OF the Ia
Using Empire, have NAMED for their pltnipotentia
RVS. to vii: the President of the I'm It'd States of
Anne lea. Wi liam ii seward. Secretary of State
ami his N-Je>ty the Emperor OF China, AA-tiI
Bnrliu- ame accredited as his Envi, Extraordinary
anu Minister PIen p ,tcntItrv- and hii-kang and
sun Chi .-ku. OF the second Gu e~e rank, associ-
ated high enyovsatr ministers Of his said SlaJest.
and the SAT- plcnipgten iafies. IA ter having ex
changed their fdii powers, found (" tie in due and
proper form, have greed upon the following arii
clrs:
ARTICLE His Majesty the Emperor Of China,
being OF the opSniou that IN N king concessions
to tn citizens sui ectS OF toi eign powers OF the
privilege of resing certain ttacts of land. or
resortug 20 certain waters Of that empire Tor pur
poses Of tr tde he has y moan, relinquis his
light Of eminent domain nr d 'nnen over the sahf
land aud waite :. hertb, agrees that 10 such con-
&c son Or grant shall b. C)u>tiuet to give to any
power or party which ma, be war with or hos
tile to the Uutrd STATES the right to attack the
CIT gems of the United states their property
within the sail land, or Yates And the United
states for themselves, hereby agree TO abstain
from of nSyely a tarkiEg tie citizen, or subjects
of any power or party their property with
which the, ni,y he at war on anJ such tract If
land or watsis # the SAID empire. nut hing i'll
tn Is article >hai be construed prevent the Uni
tel States from Resisting attack BY any hostile
power or party upon their cit Zen, heir prop
rrty II Is further gTr Ell that if any right in
tere.t in tract of l,ni in China has been o.
shall hereafter BE- granted by the COVE nment of
China t. the United States IT their citizens for
purp of trade cnnme'c e, hat grant shall in
no event be construed dve,t the Chinese author
tiles of their right of jurisdiction persons ans
property with said tract o. land, except SO far
ihst right may have been expressly relinluished
by trra Y.
ARTICLE H. The United States of America and
his ajesty the Emperor Of China believing that
the safety and pru-ierii If commerce viii thereby
best be promoted. agr-e that anv privilege or i'm
muni;y IN iesp-ct trade 1aVig ttIen within the
Chimes. dniniiiUn> which may not hsy been slip
ultted for BY treaty shall be snbject To- the discre
,pn Of the ohine,e government and may be regu-
lated by 1t accordingly, but not in manner or
spirit inc npatib!e with the treaty stipulations Of
the parties.
ARTICLE III The Emperor Of China shall have
the RIGHT L. appoini cOsuls at IT'S Of the United
states. who stall enjoy the -anie Privileges and
As hose which enj l-d by public
aw and treaty IN the United States by the con-uls
If Great Britain and RUSSIA, or either If them.
ARTICLE " The Twenty ninth article of the
reaty of the 18th Of June 1858. having stipulated
or the exemption # Christian citizens of the Uni
ed states and Chinese cunv ITS from persecution
n China on account of their faith, it is further
greed that citizens OF the Unite states in China.
# every religions persuasion and Chinese subjects
N the United States shal eTj5v entire liberty Of
nnscience. and STALL he exempt ON all disability
n per secuiiun "a account Of their rli-iuhs faith or
sorshi IN ri her country. Cemeteries for sepul-
ure of The ueah of whatever ntIirIy or NATIONAL
~. shall De held in respect and flee fom disturb
nee protans 'on-
ARTIcLEV The Unite. States ef America and
he Emu error If china cord ally -nize the in
erent and inAl euat.le right II TO change his
'Ine and allegiance. and also tie mutua! advan-
age of the flee migration and emigration Of their
itizess and sul,j~cts- respectively, from the one
uuntry to the other, purp' ~es of curiosity, of
rade or as permanent residents. The high con-
racring p,rtie- therefore. j in il reprobating
ny other than an entirely voluntary emigration
or these purp~es, They consequently agree T.
Ass laws making il penal offence II citizen OF
he United States or Chinese subjects to take Chi
ese subjects either the Unitec States or t" any
ther foreign counrry. or Tor Chinese subject or
itizen If the United State 70 tke cit zens Of the
United States To thina to any other foreign
ountry, without their free and voluntary consent
b. pectiyely
ARTICLE VI Citizens Of tie Ulited States visit
~ or residing in China shall atjny the same priv
eges, imnunities OF exemptions IN respect To
ravel or resi- renee may there be eijoyed by the
tiz-ns subjects of the III, st favored nation
nd reciprocaly, Chinese subjects whiting or re-
ding IN the United States shall eiJoy the same
iIamaniIes and exemptions in respect
!, travel or residence, As may there be enjoyed by
be Citizens or sutjects of the most favored nation
ut nothing herein contained shall be held to COR
r natura ization uP"n citizens Il the unitei
lates in China, nor upon the SUBJECTS of thIna IN
le United States.
AxTIcL, VII. Citizens of the United States shall
nj " all the privileges of the public educational
,sti.utions rader thee ntrol { the government Of
hina and reciprocally, Chinese subjects shall en-
" ali the privileges of the public educational in
itutions, under tie control OF the government of
le United States. which enjoy ed in the
,ect countries by the citizens subjects of
le most favored nation. The citizens OF the Uni
d States may fre.l, establish and MAINTAIN
hools within the Empire of China at those places
here foreigners are by treaty fermi ted TO reside.
I'd reciprocaily Chinese subjects may enjoy the
me privileges and inImunities in the United
ates.
ARTICLE VII. The United States. always di-
aiming ami discouraging all practices Of unueces
~ dicIatiun and ton b, in the
fairs or domestic adminiSti alton of another, do
reby freely di-claim and disaviw any inrention
right 10 nervene in the domestic aGmnistIa-
IN of China i'll regard TO the Construction of rail-
ads, teleCraphs Other material internal i'm
ovemeufs. On the other hand, his Majesty, the
nperor of China. reserves t. himself the tight t.
cide the time and manner and circumstances OF
such improvements within his domn-
Is. With this mutual understanding it is agreed