The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1871-06-01

! ana conveyed In transit without the paw
ment of duties through the territory of
the United States under such rules, reou.
latlons, and conditions for the protection
or the revenues as the Government of
che United States may from time to time
prescribe, and under like rules, regula-
lions, and conditions goods, wares, or
merchandise may be conveyed in transit
without the payment OF duties from said
possessions through the territory of the
Y hlted States for export from the said
ports OF the United States 1t is fur
Liner agreed that for the like period
goods, wares, or merchandise arriving at
any OF the ports Of Her Britannia Males
tvs possessions In North America. and
destined for the United States. may be
entered at the proper Custom House and
conveyed in transit without the payment
of duties through the said possessions nm.
der such rules and regulations and condi-
tons for The protection Of the revenue as
the Government of the said possessions
may from time to time prescribe, and un-
der like rules, regulations, and condi.
tlons goods, wares and merchandise may
be conveyed in transit without Payment
OF duties from the United States through
SAID possession t. . her pieces III the
United States, or for export from ports
III the SAID possessions
ART. 80 1t is agreed that for the
term of years mentioned in Article 80 Of
this Treaty subjects of Fl. B. NJ. may
carry in British vessels, without payment
OF duties goods, wares, and merchandise,
from one port or place within the terri
toy Of the United States, upon the ST.
Lawrence, the Great Lakes, and the
rivers connecting the same, to another
port or place within the territory Of the
United States as aforesaid provided that
portion of such transportation is made
through the Diminionof Canada by land
carriage or in bond under such rules and
regulations as may be agreed upon be-
tween the Government of Her Britannia
Majesty and the Government Of the
United States Citizens of the United
States may for the like period carry in
United States vessels with out payment
OF duty, goods, wares, or merchandise,
from one port or place within the posses
sions Of Her Britannia Majesty in North
America to another port or place
within the said possessions Pr)0jd6d,
That a portion Of such transportation is
made through the Territory of the United
States by land carriage, and in bond, un-
der snch rules and regulations as may be
agreed upon between the Government Of
the United States and the Government Of
Her Britanic Majesty. The Government
OF The United States further eng tges not
10 .mpOac any export duties ON goods,
wares, or merchandise carried under this
article through the Tern DRY Of he Unit
ed States, and Her Brttenic Maj Sty's
Government engage to urgr The Parla-
ment Of the Dominion nt Canada, aud the
legislatures Of the UJlcr colonies, not to
impose any export duties on goods, wares,
or merchandise carriedsunder this article.
And the Government Of the United States
may, in case such export duties are i'm
posed by the Dominion of Canada, sus-
pend, during the period that such duties
are imposed, the right of carrying grant
ed under this article in favor Of the sub
iects Of Her Britanic Majesty The Gov
eminent Of the United States may also
suspend the right of carrying granted i'll
favor of the subjects OF her Britanic Maj
esty, under this article, in case the Do
minlon Of Canada should at any time de.
prive the citizens of the United States Of
the use Of The canals III said Dominion on
terms of equality with the inhabitants of
the Dominion, as provided In article 81.
ART 81 The Government OF her Brit
anic Majesty further engages TO urge upon
the Parliament of the Dominion ofCanada
and the Legislature of New Brunswick
that no export or Other duty Shall he lev
led on Jumper or timber of any kind cut
on that portion Of the American territory
in the State of Maine waterG1 by The Riv-
er ST. John and its tributaries, ami tllated
down that river &c the sea. When the
S lme is shipped TO the United Stat from
the province of New Brunswick, and in
case any such export or other duty contin
ues to be levied after the expiration Of
one wear from the date of the exchange
of the notifications of this Treaty, it is
agreed that the Government Of the United
States may suspend the right Of carrying
hereinbefore granted under article No. 80
of this Treaty for such period as such exs
port or other duty may be levied
ART 80. 1t is further agreed tina, the
provisions and stipulatoaS Of Articles IS
to % of this Treaty, inclusive, shall ex;
tend to he Colony of Newtoundland, so
far as they are applicable. But, If the
Imperial Parllament, tne Legislature Oh
New foundland, or the Congress of the
United States Shall not embrace the colo
nv Of Newfoundland in their laws enacted
for carrying the foregoing Articles into
eff ct, then this Article shall be OF no eff
feet; but the omission to make provision,
by law, to give it effect, by either of the
legislative bodies aforesaid, shall not IN
any way impair any other articles of this
Treaty.
ART. 33. The foregoing articles, Is to
25, inclusive, and Article 30 of this Urea
ty, shall take effect as soon as the laws re-
ouired to carry them into operation shall
have heen passed by the Imperial Par.ia-