Smyrna times., 1872-02-28

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ARTICLE VI
o'SC's general. consuls wee. .ecnsu'S and con,u.
agents shall be at liberty plac over the c.rf
!tahce OF their respective offices HE arms of ,ha,t
S St'oh with the lnscplIion: Consulate General,
! C"hSnla'e "Nice Consulate" or "Cousnta,
| agency, as may be.
! They shall also be n Hher,v ., bois, ,L
Iheir country on the consular ,defce. eyceni nben
hey Ieslue III city whers the legation of lhplr
am'mel III may De established. They shall also he
'lHheriy 10 hoist thier flag on boarS The vessel n,
Dyed by them IN pprl Tor The discharge Of iLe'r
duty. - '"e'r
ARTICLE V.
The consular archives shall be at all times ,nvio1
aoe' ad under no preface whatever shall The local
authorities be allowed 10 examine or se,ze ,ba
papers forming part OF Them.
Article VI.
In the event of incapac!iy. absence or dca.b or
consuls general. Consuls. VIt e.Consuls Ihe II p
pupils chanCel'o-s, secretaries Whose ff;, ri
character may have heen previously matte kr,.,, IN
the respective authorities n Ihs UnueG STATE, ar ~
Ihe Auslro Augarlan empire, shall he admllIe, M
once TO the temporary Of the consu ar func
ohs and they shall for The duration of 1t, eaas ali
me lmmunlues rights, and privileges conferred upon
'hetn Oy inns convention.
ARTICLE TIL.
Consus general and cUnsu shall have the power
:" apPoIhl Nlce'conSuls ard consular agents in lhe
pGis, ana towns within their consular dis.
TlcIs suoJeecI however to the appropris;on of Iha
government oil The country where Ihey reside
l"e'e Nce'c"hsuIS and consUla agents may he
eier'eu !huscfhihaiely iroH among cIize ms of The
TWO countries or from foreigners and tbev shati 10
furnished with Commission issued nv The arno;n,
rug consul under whose orders they are TO be paced
10y "Tty sntI' ENJOY the privileges and liberties
stipulated IN this convention.
To vice COnsuls and 10 consular agents ,,bo - -.
cuzehs OF the stale which appoints them the nrIyI
reyes aLd lmmunies specified IN Article II shall mar
extend. "'' 'o'
ARTICLE VIII.
Consuls general, consuls vice consuIs mr. oo.,,.
agents OF Inc Two countries may, in the exercise or
,@!eir @ uu"eS' apply to tbs authorities within their
ulstrIcts ~heher federal or local judicial a, a,aor
Ve III Inc event OF any IntracOn of The treaties and
conventions between The Two countries: sIsI for ~
PuIp"Se ol protecting the rights OF their Counrrvmen
Snou'u 'he SAID aLlhorles iaIl TO take dae notice
OF ther appcaIIoh Ihev shall be al Iibe riv - a.
absence OF any diplomatic representative ;f tbe,s
country, +" apply 10 the government OF the connIrv
"here lhey reside.
ARTICLE TX.
Consuls general, consuls vice. e.consuIs. or cons,
ar agents OF The two countries. also their chancel-
o's' shall have the right to take at their Office at
the residence OF the parties, on board shin the
dispositions of the captains and crews of vessels or
thelr own nation, OF passengers on board of Them
OF merchants, or any other citzcns Of their own
country. Wv"
lney shall have the power also to receive and
verify coniormabIy TO the laws and regulations of
their country: lst Wills and beouests of their
country men, and all such acts aud conract between
thelr couhtrYmen as are intended 10 be drawn up in
an authentic form and verified. Cd. ANY and ali
acts OF agreement entered upo. by citizens of their
own country and inhabitants Of the country where
they reside.
All such acts of agreement. and other ;ns,rr
mentS, and also copies thereof, when duly aulheni
cateo by such consul general consul ice.consuL or
consular agent under ms official seals shall be re-
ceVed IN courts of justice legal documents or as
authenllcated copies, as the NAV be, and shall
tha
competent public officers Of one or the other Of The
two countries. 0
Consuls general, consuls, vice consuls or consular
agents OF the respective countries shall have the
power to translate and legalize all documents issued
oy the authorities OF tunctionaries of their own
country; and such papers shall have the same force
and effect IN the country where the aforesaid ocors
reside as if drawn up by sworn interpreters,
ARTICLE Y.
Consuls general, consuls vice consuls or consular
agents shall be at liberty 10 60 board the vessels
of their nation admitted to entry. either in person
Or by proxy, and 10 examine the captain and crew.
70 IooK INTO me register OF the ship to receive dec.
aratlons with reference 10 their voyage their desti
nation, and the incidents of the voyage. also to
1raw up manIfests, lists of freight to assist in de-
'patch'ng their vessels, and finally 10 accompanv
he said captains or crews before the courts and be-
lore the administrative authorities in order 10 act
Is thelr interpreters or agents in their business
The Judicial authorities and custom.ho, Sc officials
mall IN no case proceed to the examination or search
'I merchaht vessels without previous notice TO the
consular authority Of the nation to which the said
'esSeis belong, In order TO enable them to be
present.
lhey shall also give due notice 10 consuls, vice.
OhsuS, or consular agents, in order 10 enable them
o be present at any depositI0ns or statements TO be
made In courts OF law, before local magistrates
" captatns or persons composing the crew thus 10
prevent errors or false interpretations hch might
impede the correct administration of Justice.
The notice 10 consus, vice consuis, or consular
gents shall name the hour fixed Tor such prueeed
ngS' and upon the non-appearance of the said
hcers or their representatives, the case shall be
with in their absence.
ARTICLE XI.
;onsuls, vce-consuls or consular agents. shall have
xclusIve charge of the internal order of the mer
hant vessels of their nation. They shall have
heretOre the exclusive power TO take cognizance of
nd to settle all differences which NAV arise at sea
r IN port between captains, officers and crews in
eierence to wages and the execution of mutual
ohracts, subject In each case to the laws of their
wn nation.
The local authorities shall in no way interfere,
keep IN cases where the differences on board shin
re of nature to disturb the peace and public order
port or on shore, or when persons other than tho
thcers and crew OF the vessel are parties TO the
Isturbance; except aforesaid the local authori-
es Shau cOniinc themselves To the rendsring of
rclhle aSsIStfnce If required by the consuls vice
'nsuls or consular agents. and shall cause the ar.
ISL temporary Imprisonment, and removal on
'ard MS own vessel. of every person whose name
found on the master rolls or register of the shin
list Of the crew.