Smyrna times., 1871-03-29
,proved, December %, 1869.
By the President of the United States OF
America
PROCIAM NJ ALTON

WHEREAS a treaty Concerning The citizenship of
emig ants, between the Unitt d States of America
and lis Majesty the King of Wurttemberg. was Con.
clud and signed by their respective penIpotentla
rieS a; Stuttgart the twenty seventh day Of July,
ghtten hundred and sixty yeight, which tre"iy. be-
ing in the English aud German languages, is word
for ord Is follows:
Tie President Of the United Statrs of America
aad his MdeS y, the KING ut Wurttemberg, led by
the wish to regulate the # those perspns
who emigrate from the United States of America to
Wurttem erg, and from WurttembeTg To the ,erri-
tory of the United States of America have resolved
to treat this subject and have foT that purpose
appointed pcnlPutenIidrIes, to conclude cunven-
tIon, that is To saw: The President of the United
States OF America, George Bancroft Envoy Extra.
ordinary aud Minister Penipotentiary, and his
Majesty the KING of Wurttemberg, his Minister of
the royal house and OF foreign affairs, Charles
Baron Varnbuler. who have agreed to and slgned
the following articles:
ARTICLE I.
| Citizens OF Wurltembcrg, who have become or
shall become naturazcd citizens Of the United
States OF America and shall have resided uninter.
ruptedy within the United States FIVE years, shall
be he'd by Wurrtemberg to ba American citizens
and shall be treated such. Recipracally, citizens
! OF the United States Of America who nave bee ONE
or shall become naturalizcd ctIz, MS Of WurtteIn-
berg, and shall have resided unInterruptedly within
Wurttemberg five years shall be held by the United
|
treated such. The declaration of intention
TO becnme a citizen Of the the other country
has not for either party the effect of Ition.
ARTICLE Ii.
| A naturalzrd citizen Of the one party on return
10 the territory Of the other party remains liable
trial and punishment tor an action punishable by
the laws of his original country, and committed
before his emigration; saving always the imii alton
established by the laws Of his original country or
any other remission Of liability 10 punishment.
ARTICLE ILL.,
The convention for the mutual delivery Of crimi.
mails, fng'tves from justice, in certain cases,
concluded between Wurltcmberg and the Uni.
l6 June 1852,
'0u '''a'e' '"e i3 Oclober, 1859, remains IN tu'i
force without change.
ARTICLE w.
/ IL Wurttemberger, naturalized in America, re.
news his residence in Wuriiemberg without the in.
tent TO return TO America, he shall be held to have
renOunced his naturalization in the United States.
ReciProcally, If an American natutalized IN Wurl-
temberg, renews his residence in the United States
without the intent to return to Wurttemberg he
shall be held to have rennunced his naturuzullO ION
in Wurtiemberg. The inten not to return NAV be
held to exist when the person natural zed in the
country resides more than tw0 years in the other
country.
AETIcLEV.
The present convent shall 90 into effect imme
dlately on the exchange of rathcaIions. and shall
continue in force for ten years. Ii neither party
shall have given TO the other six months previous
notice of It's intention then to terminate the same
IT shall further remain in force until the end o
twelve months after either of the high contracting
parties shall have given notice 20 the other Of suct
Intention.
! ARTICLE vi.
g The present convention shall be ratified by hii
Is Majesty the King of Wurttembcrg, with the con
+ sent OF the Chambers of the kingdom. and by th'
President by and with the advice aud consent of thu
Senate of the United States, and the rutIhcatiOn'
shall be exchanged at Stuttgart pOssIble
81 within twelve months from the date hereof.
In faith whereof the penipOtentIaries have signet
! and sealed this convention.
s Stuttgart the twenty seventh day Of July, on'
r, thousand eight hundred und sixty eight.
G. sEAL.i GEO. BANCROFT.
y [sEAL FREIllERR Won VARNBULER
And whereas the said treaty has been duly raii6e
p on both parts, and the respective rahcatlOns haV
cen exchanged:
Now, therefore, he il known that ], ULYSSES S
GRANT, President Of the United States OF America
Of have caused the said treaty to be made public,
at the end that the and every clause and artcl
ar thereof may be observed and fulfilled with goo
faith by the United States and the citizens theseo
S In witness whereof have hcreuntO set my han
and caused the seal of the United States TO
affixed.
or Done in the city of Washington, this seventh da
of March, m the year of our Lord on
a. TsEALl thousand eight hundred and seventy. an
So Of the Independence of the United State
e. the ninety fourth.
ho u GRANT.
no BY the President:
u HAMILTON FISH,