The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-12
I0FTICIAL.I
CIIINA-1s6S.

ADDITIONAL ARTICLES TO rHK TREATY BETWEEN TEL
UNITED STATES AND csINA. OF JUNE Is. 1S5S.
TT THE President OF THE UNITED .rsTEs OF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
row in force between the United States Of Amer
ia and the Ts-Tsing Empire, signed at Tientssu
TIRE 18th day of June, ISIS, were ccn-iuded and
sigsei by their pieaiI,csentiaries at Washington.
sn the 18th day If July, IS6S. which additional
articles are, word fr word. as follows:
Additional articles the treaty between the Uni
ted States Of America and the Ta-Tsing Empire
q: the 18Th Of June. 1ssS.
Nheress since the conclusion Of the treaty be-
f~eer the United States Of America and the Ia
Tsag Empire (China) Of the 18th Of June, lS5s.
circumstances have arisen showing The necessity
cf Additional articles thereto, the President of the
Using Empire, have named for their pleniposentia-
ri-s. to wit tine President Of the United States Of
America William H. Seward, Secretary Of State,
and his Majesty the Emperor of China, Arson
BnrlinsaTie, accredited as his Envoy Extraordinary
AMI Minister Pienipo;entiary, and Chin Kang and
Suu Chit-Ku. Of the second Chinese rank, associ-
ated high ENJOYS and ministers of his said Majesty
and the said plenipo;entisyies, after having ex-
changed their full powers. found to be in due and
proper form, have agreed upon the following arii-
cles:
ARTICLE I His Majesty the Emperor of China,
being Of the opinion that. IN making concessions
10 the citizens subjects OF foreign powers of the
privilege of residing certain tracts of land or
resorting certain waters Of that empire for pur
poses Of trade, he has by means relinqu;shei his
right Of eminent domain or dominion the said
land aad va.ers. hereby agrees that no such cum
ceSson grant shall be ned to give to any
power or party which NAV be a. war with or hos
tile to the United States the right to attack the
citizsns of the United States their property
within the said ianais waters. And the United
States for themselves, hereby agree to abstain
fro,a extensively attacking the citizens subjects
If sGy power or party or their property with
which :hey may be at war any such tract Of
Snfr Hrrp
this article shall be construed prevent the Uni
tel States from resisting attack by hostile
power party upon their citizens or their prop
eTty 1t Is further agreed that II any right ar in
.e--st IL. ary tract of lam. in China has been o.
thsN hereafter b. granted by the government Of
China the United States their citizens for
purposes of trae c,sh'erce. that grant shall in
event be construed t"tvest the Chinese author
tiles of their right Of Jurisdiction persons and
property with said tract of Land except far As
tllas right may have beea expressly reiinqUished
by tres'y-
sErICtS H. The United States Of America and
his majesty the Emperor Of China, believing that
The safety and prosperity of commerce will thereby
best b, promoted. agree that any privilege ct i'm
iaruty respect totrae nlvis alton within the
Gaines. lomiHians which may have been slip |
Isted FOR by treity siisii be subject to the di-cre
ricE. Of THE Chinese government and may he
lated by il accordingly. but not in manner or /
spirit Incompatible with the treaty stipulatious OF
the PARTIES
AsrI-Iz III The Emperor Of China shall have
the right t. arp linz ccI,sJIS p rts OF the United
states who STALL eUioy tue zane privileges and
imnunites a. those which enj ,ye,i by public
and treaty in the United Srsres by the -uls
Of Great Britain aud Russia. or either of them
AETIcLE ". The twents-aath article q. the
-rs.v % The 18th OF Iude. fS>, having stipulated
r the exemption # Christian citizens of the Uni
led states aud Chinese converts from persecution
IN China account Of their faith. il Is further
greed that citizens Of the Untei States in China.
II rel;i persuasion AMI Chinese subj
in the United States shall enjoy entire liery of
.nsceace. and shall be exempt foFfi all disability
persecution account Os their religions faith
yzorShi9 in ei her country Cemeteries FIR sepul-
'Ire of tine dead. Of whatever nativity n,tioBsl
y. shall be held in respect and free from disturb
tnce prof,Dssinu-
ARTICLE v The United States Of America and
The Emperor Of China cordially sF,ize the in
serert and inalienSble light Of 20 change his
b me and allegiance, and aiso the mutus. advan-
a-e of the free migration and emigration Of their
itizehs and subj cts, respectively, from the one
'ountry 10 tae ctier. FIR purposes of curiosity. Of
rade or a. permanent residents. The high con-
ractinc ptrties, therefore. j in in reTrohatng
my other than entirely Voluntary emigration
" these purposes. They consequently agree to
,i=s laws making il penal offence for citizen of
he Uuite, States Chinese subjects to take Chi
,ese ssi.isets either to the United States .ry
,sier Glry.lSn eo,,ntTy. fr Chinese subject or
u zen of the Uaisd State to take citizens of the
United States :, China or to any other foreign
oantry without their free and voluntary consent
e-pee;iyely lt
Aarrc;E VI Citizens of tie Unite! States visit !
ng residing in China shall en- The same priv
,-ses. imu,unities exemptions in respect TO a
rayei OF reSieace there he enjoyed by the
Izcas OF subjects of the mast favored nation. !
Sfa recip-ocaily, Chinese subjects visiting re-
i;iug the United States. sh-ii e-jGy the same
sivilrges. iminupifies AMI exemptions in respect
. travel or residence. may there be enjoyed by I
lie citizens sniecis Of the most favored nation.
Sat nothing herein contained s.r.ii lie held to cpr
er ns.ura izaIi1n u.,on citizens II tire United ;
tt.s- in s'ii.ns nI.sl the subj sets Of hiiia ia
Ne UHitetl States. :
AsTTeL- VII Cftizers # the Untei States 81 all :
MY ali the PRIVILEGES as the public educational
Ii.ig,ls under tiee nircl.f the government of
nina, aud, recprccaiiy. chinese subjects s!is en-
1y al. the p ir-ess e the pbc etiucat mai in ~
tIfrtin.l~ t-e cnrr5l the government 81 a.
he uaItesi States. which are erj5xri IN tire re- a
pes. countries BY the citizens or subjects OF 81
ne rost favored na:iogi The citizens OF tie Uni y
"a Safes rIay civ establish and nIsirt.iu 81
-his w.tisi the IaPire Of China at those places
here fFt ireTs bv treaty permitted. to reside. ~
nj recip-uc,ly Ciiin.-e subjects may enjoy the q
IRE privileges AMI ir.rnrnites il TIE United q!
.Ies
Article VII. Tie United States. always lis Il
i5-1;;.- and sccEIr1inE -li practices of uGneces
cta:ior aa5 intervention BY ose Uiten in the -
IsiT- domestic administration Of another do L
creisy freely siscin and dsssvsw any in eDtinu ~
right irtervsr.e in the domestic s'IninisI.a-
N ai @, regard to the construction. of rail b.
teie-Ts.iis other material internal III 10
rersenJs- la the ether hand, his Majesty the VI
lssr- Of China reserves t. himself tse right &c
eide :ic time ana and circum t.ss cf III
,-vsiu-;n- snch Improvements within his soGlin- m
with ti> mutual understanding il Is agreed l.
thu scF.ss, ptI ties that IL NJ any time here
f- his iznre-iaI Majesty sialI determine 10 III
rucs o. e.n- a. liz, instructed works ef the char 10
Ter raeatrs.f-f wi hin tire empire. and Shall !.
axe an, ffcats1 = Inc J1nites States any aiEer j.
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