The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-04-29

Br THE PEE -IDEN1 OF The UNIFIED haIEs OF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas certain additional articles to the treaty
now in force between the United tia es # Amer
ia AMI the Ia fsny Emp re, signed at TientsIn
the 18Th day of June. ISIS. we're con lnded and
s:yuei by their pieniI,ot-ntiaries at Washington.
en- the 18th day IF JDly. less. which additional
articles are, wori FIR word. AS follows:
Additional articles to the treaty between the Uni
ted States of America aud tue Ia Using Empire
Of the 18th Of Jane, l, S.
Where's since the conclusion of the treaty be-
tween the United States " America and the Ia
Using Empire (Chini,) of the 18th of June, 1858.
circumstances ari sh,win, rhe necessity
of aditi nal articles thereto the President of the
United states and the august soverei the Ia
Using Empire, have named for their plenipotenta
ri-s. to wit: the President of the I'm ted States Of
Anne ica william IL seward, Secret.ry of State.
and his Majesty the Emperor Of China, Arson
Bnrin.ame, a cre,iiteda as his Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Pienporentisry, and Chin kang and
sun ChisKu of the second Gu, e~e rank ascot
ated high ENJOYS ani ministers Of his SAID NaJe>t
and the said p,enpotenJi ,ries, a ter having eN-
changed their full powers found To he in due ans.
proper form, have agreed upon the following ar'i-
cles:
ARrIcIEI His Majesty the Emperor of China
being Of the opinion that m ,king concession
tn citizens subjects o. foreign powers OF the
privilege Of residing IN certain tracts II land OF
rssartiny certain waters of til It empire tor pur
poses IF tr ode he has by means reiinGu shed ms
right of eminent domain or d mini the said
Land aud waite :, hereby agrees that no >ucT c,,i-
cession grant shall be construed TO give to any
power party which M. be war with or hos
tile to the Un;t.d STATES the right TO attack the
e:tizeus Of the United states their property
within the said ianlis wlte's. And the United
States for themselves. hereby agree to abstain
from ofen<vely taking the citizens or subjects
of any power party their property with
which the. may he at war on any such tract Il
land or waters # the said empire. hut no hing in
this article shall be Construed TO prevent the Uni
To- S.1rrS fr,,n attack b. hostile
power party upon their citiz-nS or heir prop
erty. 1t Is further agreed tn AZ If any right or iu
terest in tract Of l'ni in china has been
shall hereafter b. granted by the gove NJ eut OF
China (, the United States their ciiz tor
purp Of trade c,nme thu grant shall in
No event becnustrU-i { ,dive-t the Chinese author
tiles of their right Of jursc, ion owes and
property with said tract OF land, except )" tar a.
thai right may have been expressly Telinqui-hed |
by treAy-
ARrrLx H. The United States of Amer ca and |
his .ajesty the Emperor If China b. lieviug that |
the -afety and prosperity Of Commerce will thereby
hest b. promoted, agr that any pri si!-z,- ar int
plunity respect tofraie or nav ig tt"n within the
Chimes d,mini1u- wirh may not h.v been slip /
ulstrd FIR by treaty. slsl, b. sibjec: the di-cre
tion of the chinese government and may he re-u-
lated by il accordingly. bat MT in a manner OF
spirit inc mn a;ible wiih the treaty stpuatons oi
the PARTIES.
the right arp int oo-suis rt> uf the Eifesi
States. VIM stall enjoy the privileges and
inruufries a those which eni .v.i by publ c
law ani treat, the United states ly the con nis
Of Greht Brita N ard Russia. ct either 1t Them |
ARTICLE W. Toe tseHty-.,inth a., ;icle 1T the
treaty Of The 18th Of Jun-. 1855. having stipulated
for tn exemption f Christian .itiz rs If h- Uni
ted -tates add Chinese cunv rts from persecution
in Chns IN a euunt If gh-;r faith il ~ further
agreed that citizens If the Unite >is'e in hius
OF ev-rs relisi persuasion anil ChIue--ubiecfs
in the United 5 at->. si,al epjo, eurr- Gler of
Conscience and s'ail he exempt ON NJ disability
CT persecution acc If their r-Ii.a- 'si;h
vor,hi il ri her country Cemeteries FIR selui-
tur- uf the ,.e.i If whai-ver nsrivI'y nsfior.l
ity. shi b- h. III in re-p-ct and free fioui disturb
ancr psos.lnl 'un- |.
AEr,.aKv The Un ted st ,tes Of Am-ri and
the Il "a; err f hira e"r,li lily cnxe the in
keren. anil is,al enable right f m,n To chang his
h-me AMI allegiance. and ais, the nutut a.Ivs,-
tage Ut the fee n,gratao' and eni.r.ron ut their
citizens n ii >uti cis. sctiv-iy. fr'n the one
e.,unirs totae .'her. purp sss If c'srisry. of
tsarie a p-EnIspet reside is. The high en- | ,
tra 4 NJ p.ri--. therefore. j in i, r-pr.'b,tng
any other tnan en,ir.Iy Y Innrsry emigration .
for these pa pres they c,'r -it-ur'y a-re- o. I
psss laws nssi' il Pc nj n IL a. zen os
the Uait-i state IT hin-s- ~n.j cts to tak- Chi
nese ,.l Their the Unite.i States ..r IN,
9th y 90 .yu esun nv { r. II ies- ubject .r ,
citizen f the Uni I'd state to- Ike CT z-us II the
Unit--l States Z. nina To- any "the- faeiyn | .
eonnr v. thout their e- ami vu,uni,r, c'n>r mt
rvs, e tIvelv :,
ARTICLE VI. Citizens # tie United states visit
i,g r--nns in Csiina sl,,li - the same priv
iieg--> inmani'ies 'r ex~np;i .'s in ,e>I-ct 10 .
travel tner- fs e.Jos ell by tee
eitix-;,> IT subjects Of the f,v.,i ..atio,.
Ard r-cipsacsly Chn---. -uhJerts Vi itinS e. I,
sidi I. :, the U It--i -fsreS. III II the same ,
psivIi se< IEmuniiiis AMI EVEN il, r s,~cf /,
-il- c., may there be enj .yed by !.
the tx-ns >ut # tie -no-s f.Ss~-s n,t,pfr.
But N. hir hes -i et,Iilei steal! he held {" =. :
Ter ,ti,n u,r,u cifi z-5I~ tire Uni ell !,
sca'-- IN Inn. ni,I. the sui Jects IL Imam a
the IN : >rat,a
A-TIrI VII Ci'iz-ns # the Unirei ST tea shall
chi all tie -isi.es-s &c the uublc -s.uc1,rrsr'a
i,sri rti.t,- un.r Il &c nirl. thu r,.ver nnt II
Chirs. anil rscipr, ally. li's--- subject >iIslI
joy ~ the i--es # tn. ~ biz -,iucti ..rsI
stIru-itS, 4 t,'r ! oi tn -vrrI.us-u al !,
the Y ,Er--i States which en- I'd in the ie-
sPesT sau"rr'e> 10y The ,i,izrn~ sni.jec, oi
tire r,s-r f,ror-si Tir. .iiiz-t,~ Uni
tel may ire I, establish AMI tiir -
sci.,s within th- Empire at Ciius 1t 'n'~c p' - n
Wh-Er .-;grers by L ea;y eTmifte To lie. \
end rerir- ts!ly hine -ntj CT Iay ~ " 'r- ;,
. Ime P-Ivryrs AMI inlnunities in the United 4,
Star>- ;.
AEIt=s VII. Til. Unif-l S,tt-- aiwry- di =
clam d-c 'sir,sin All pr ,ct' ce- II urr.c>
aaEy !cstr.pn t,i niefy-''rHn 10 81. "t,I-n IN the
rfYs r- .r h.,r.-,ir adm ni,; afion Ihr a.. i,
hrs el,- frr-iy i Il i'm anil li-sv AZ, emf,
Or riet. the .ni ave a'im'nisr'a- H.
lion -; II regard tea the t-trIstt' # II 4,
rsa rrgrir,b- ether bIare mi inr-,n nal m y,
pavement ~, the st.rrT h,u hs Majesty. The m
kmpeTssr "f Cuins Ies-',e~t hn- neiish Il
1eci ls III riirt- an IN an anal cis'um & e.
mfr N rn -.eh improvements within his onin-
Gus With j. nuu, understanding i; is reed
~ tls. Hf-,rti' e. tii.' Il AZ any tim here
lfter i.ss in-rsl VI j-r, bal ~t.innc to u 4.
tract to be n>t!uri. d wfsss he char m,
cf.F t.s,Tt Il hin q e esPisc. AMI rhaL
p,k y, Iirsti.. l., H.. UEi-s. stst->"r any other
resscru y fri. iti ?" curry 'ui thai slic'. N
he rite tsie- nj I. IN III e del q ard
nth Int b.r -ISi e-'-t b. empty Il BY ti-