The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-15
ARTICLE n

gems OF the State which appoints Them shall
be exempt from military bilistings, frofa
and other duties OF the same nature and
from all direct and personal taxation whether
Federal State. or municipal, provided they
he not owners of real estate and neither
carry on trade nor amy industrial business.
il. however. they are not citizens or tho
sens of The State ID which tey reside, Or If
ness thsre INST e faxed under any laws d The
country then they ehaH be subject 70 the
EaIne taxee. charges. and assessments as
other private individuals.
They shall. moreover, enjoy. personal fna-
~ the Laws q the country In which they re-
+ they ars engaged In commerce, personal
detention can be zesorted 20 IN their case
only for c6amercial liabilities, and then in
accordance only with general laws. appliea-
bic 20 81 persons alike.
ARTICLE III.
Cunsnls- General, ConsuIs. ana their cnnn-
celloras ice consuls. and Consular officers. il
aeladxsMs Of the country which appoints them.
SHAH not be summoned 10 appear as witnesses
before court Of Justice, except when mrs
azaut to Law, the testimony OF q Consul may
be necessary for the defence OF q person
charged with crime
In other cassB the local court, when It
shall either go to his dwelling to have the tes-
umony fnken orally, or shall send there q
competent Officer TO reduce it to writing. or
shall ask of HIM written declaration.
ARTICLE ~.
conauls-General. conauls. Vice Consnls,
fnd Consular agents shall be at loerty TO
place over the ctfef entrance OF their respec-
tive Offices the arms OF their naIion, with the
inscription coneulate General, Com
sanIats. Vice Consulate, or Consular
They shajl also be ct liberty to hoist the
nag Of thesr country on the Consular edifce.
legation of their Government may be estab-
hehed. They ehaH also be at liberty 10 hoist
their nag on board the vessel employed by
ARTTcLEv.
The Consular archives shall be at all times
takioiabie, and under no pretence whatever
she'll the local authorities be allowed to ex-
ssa1 aniine OF seize the papers forming part Of
asi ARTICLE "
In the event of incapacisy, absence, or
death Of ConsuIs- General, consnie, Vice Con.
suis. their Consular pupils, Chanceliors or
Secretaries. whose odaciai character may have
been previously made known 10 the respective
authorities Ia the United states or III rae
ARssru- Hungarian empire. shall be admitted
suiar functions. and they shall for the dUrl.
tOnsoE It, enjoy ali the iulmunities rights
and privileges conferred upon them by this
sonssalaoh.
ARTICLE yII.
Connuls-f5eneral and fsona,,la# .,,a.t, 49,,
power 20 oappoint Vice Consuls and Conriiiai
Mgents in the cities. ports, and towns within
their GoaeutAr distFicts. subject, however, q
country n ltsrss Eisev reside : - sese
These Vice ConsuIs and Consular agent,
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are not citizens of the State which aupoiut
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ARTICLE vIII.
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