The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1871-08-12

Arise ot ee4 erin port ho9Neen eAptAlpA e3cefs,
and crews, in reference wages and the exscu-
ton Of mutual oontract,, subject in sach case 70
the laws OF their own nation. ssei's 1904 =
The local authorities shalt in NO way intbsfere,
except in cases where, the differences on board
ship of nature to disturb the pesce and pub
lie order in port shore, Or when persons
other than tae of6csrg and crew of tho vessel
parties to the disturbance; except Aforesaid the
local authorities shall confne themselves to the
rendering of forcible assistance IL required by
the consus, vice consuls, consular agents. and
shall cause the arrest, temporarA inprisonment,
and removal on board Of his own vessel. Of every
person whose name is found on tn muster rolls or
register Of the ship, OF list of the crew. 4
ARTICLE XII.
Consuls general, consuls, vice consuls, or con-
sulsr agents, shall have the power to cause fhe
arrest Of all sailors ell other persons belonging
to the crews OF vessels Of their nation who may
ritoriss of the high contracting powers, and to
have them sent on board or back to their native
country. 1i
TO that end they shell make written applica-
tion to the competsnt local authority, supporting
it by the exhibition of ths ships register and list
of the crew. else, should the vessel havs sailed
previously. by producing an authenticated copy
of these documents, showing that the persons
claimed really do belong to the ships crew.
Upon such request the surrender Of the deserter
shall not be refused. Every aid and assistance
shall, moreover, be granted to the said consular
authorities for the detection and arre-t of desert
the country and there detained 1t the request and
expense of the consular authorty unit. there may
b. an opportunity for sending them away.
The duration Of this imprispnment shall not
exceed the term VI three months, At the expira-
tien Of which time, and upon three days notice
to the consul, the prisoner shall be set free, and
he shall be liable rearrest for the
Should, however, the deserter have committed
ON shore an indictahls offence, the local authori-
ties shall be free to postpone his extradition until
due sentence shall have been passed and executed.
The high contracting parties agree that ssanen,
other individuals forming part of the ships
crow who are citizens Of the country in which the
desertion took place shall not be affected by the
provisions of this article.
ARTICLE XIII.
In all cases where no other agree.s4nt to the
contrary exists between owners. 7yfEAtsrs, and
insurers, all damages suffered at sta BY the
sells of the tive countries, whether they enter the
respective ports voluntarily by stress Of wealth
shall be settled by the consuls generals, con-
suls, vice consuls, consular agents of their re-
spective nation provided no interests OF citizens
of the country where the said functionaries re-
side, Of citizens Of third power, are con-
cernsd. In that case, and in the absencs Of q
friendly compromise between all parties interested,
the adjudication shall take place under supervi-
sion OF the local authorities.
ARTICLE XIV.
In the event of . vessel belonging to the gov
ernment, owned by . citizen of one Of the two
contracting States, being wrecked cast on shore
upon tno COAST OF tho otner, tue local autncfltie6
shall inform the consuls general, consuls, vice
consuls, consular agents Of the district of the
occurrence or If such consular agency does not
exist, they shall communcate with the consul
general consul, vice consul, consular agent Of
the nearest district.
All proceedings relative to the salvage of Amer
lean vessels wrecked or cast shore in Austro-
Hungarian waters shall be directed by the Uniard
States 5consuis general, cohsus, vice censuis, or
consular agents also all proceedings relative to
| the salvage Of Austrv- Hungarian vessels wrecked
| or cast on shore in American waters shall be d-
rectsd by Austro- Hungarian consuls general CON-
| suls, vice consus, consular agents.
An interference of the local authorities in tho
countries shalt take place for the purpose only
of assisting the consular authorities in maintain
ing order and protecting the rights of salvors not
belonging the crew. also for enforcing the regu-
| lations relative to the import export Of the
| nerchandiss saved. afG asa@s 858s .Bfgs
In the absence and until the arrival of the con-
| suls general. consuls, vice consuls, or consular
agents, their duly appointed delegates. the To-
cal adthorities shall take all tho nscsssesy meas
for the protection Of parsons and the prsser-
walton Of the property saved from the wreck.
No charges shall be made for the intsrference
Of the loeal authorities i'd such cases, except for
expenses iscurred through salvage and the pre-
servation Of the property saved also for those
expenses which, under SINH * circumstancss YES
| sells belonging to the esAntry whore theIwreck
happens you'd. havs 70 Incur.
: In case of doubt concerning the nationality