The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-12


through the territory Of the United State.
under such rules, regulations and condi
tions, for protection OF the revenue as thu
government of the United States ma,
prescribe; and under like rules, regulation,
und conditions, goods, wares or mer
chandise may be conveyed in transit
without the payment of duties, from sale
possession through the territory OF thI
United States for export from said port
the United States.
ARTICLE 30, 1t is agreed that for
term OF years, mentioned in article 33-
the subjects of her BritaniC Majesty, may
carry in British vessels without paymen
of duties, goods or merchandise, from ont
port or place within the territory of thC
United States, upon the 81. Lawrence
great lakes and rivers connecting the SAINT
to another government or place within th(
United States as aforesaid, provided tha
a portion OF such transportation is made
through the Dominion Of Canada by lane
carriage or in bond, under such rules RDL
Regulations as may be agreed upon be
tween the Government OF Her BritainiC
Majesty, and the Government Of the
United States, Citizens OF the United
States, may for like period, carry In
United States vessels, without payment
OF duty, goods, wares or merchandise, from
one point or place within the possession
OF her Britainic Majesty In NORTH
America to another port or place within
said possessions; provided, that the por
ton Of such transportation made through
the United States, by land carriage and
bond, bo under such rules US may be
agreed upon between the two govern
menls. The United States further en-
cages not to impose any export duties on
goods, wares or merchandise carried un
der this article through the United States
and Her Britanic Majesty's government
engages to urge the Parliament OF the
Dominion Of Canada and the Legislatures
Of the other colonies not TO impose any
export duties on goods, wares or mer.
chandizG carried under this article; and
the government OF the United States
may, In case such export duties are i'm.
posed by Canada, suspend, during the
period such duties are imposed, the right
OF carrying, granted under this article in
favor Of the subjects OF Her Britannia
Majesty. The Government of the United
Suites may also suspend the right of CGr.
rying granted in favor OF the subjects OI
Her Britannia Majesty under this article
in case the Dominion of Canada should
at any time deprive the citizens of the
| United States of the use of the canals OF
said Dominion on terms of equality with
the inhabitants of the Dominion rs pro.
vided in article %.
ARTICLE 81. The Government of ITeI
Britanic Majesty further engages TO urge
upon the Parliament of Canada and upOn
the Legislature of New Brunswick that no
export or other duty be levied on lumber OF
timber of any kind, cut, or in that portion
of tho American territory In the State Of
Maine, watercd by the river 1t. John and
Its tributaries, and iloated down that river
to the sea, when the same Is shipped to the
United, States from the Providence o.
New Brunswick. And In case any such
export or other duty continues to be levied
after the expiration of one year from tho
date Of the exchange of the ratification Of
this treaty, II ia agreed that the Govern.
ment OF the United States may suspend
the right OF carrying hereinbefore granted
in article 80, of this treaty, for such period
as such export or other duty may be
levied.
ARTICLE 90. Provides that articles Is
to 25 inclusive shall extend to the colony
of New Foundland, unless objection Is
made by the Imperial Parliament, Legis.
lature Of New Foundland or Congress Of
the United States.
ARTICLE 80. The foregoing articles lS
TO 25 inclusive and article 80 Of this treaty
shall take effect ns soon rs the laws
which are required TO carry them into
operation shall have been passed by the
Imperial Parliament or Great Britain by
the Parliament OF Canada and by the
Legislature of Prince Edwards Island on
the one hand and by tue Congress Of the
United States on the other; such assent
having been given. said articles shall re.