New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-12-01

we'll as eny SUN or sumA adyauc. by one
country for and on account Of the ether,
shall, nevertheless. DO stated and settled
quarterly il tho manner hercinbetoEe pre-
s&sribed.
AnTIoLB WI.
These detailed regulations shall be Pa3i-
Gyd on the part Of the United States by the
Postmaster General, and On the part of
Denmark by The Royal Director General Of
Posts.
Done ut Copenhagen. in duplicate orig
in&l, this seventh day OF November. 1871,
sad at Washington this first day OF Deem
Der, 1921,
JNO. A, ]. CRESWELL,
Postmaster General.
DANNESEJOLD SASISOE
4 PR0CLAMATlQHo
By THE PRESIDENT or rHE UNIFIED sEATBs
OF AMERICA.
Convention between tue United States. and
she Austr3Huugurian Empire. Trade
marks. Concluded November IS, 1871;
exchanged April -, 1867: proclaimed
June l, 1872.
WHEREAS A convention between the
United States of America and His Majesty
Che Emperor of Austria and Hungary, re
;ttIug to The protection of trademarks, was
signed ~ Vienna by their respective pleni
p0tcntjarias On the Vwenty-hith day Of
November, in the wear Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and seyenty-one, the
Uriainai OF which contention, in the English,
hungarian and German Languages, Il word
for word, as follows:
The Uaited States Of America and His
Majesty the Emperor Of Austria, King Of
Bohemia, etc, and Apostolic King OF Hun
gary, desiring to secure III their respective
territories 2 guarantee of aroperty in
4 49, u
special convention for Shta purpose, and
have named as their picuip0Lt utiHrea:
The President Of the United States of
America. John Jay, their Envoy ENtraordi
nary ana Minister Plenip0tentiary from the
I'm ted States Of America to His Imperial
and Z val Apostolic h@iesty; and his Ma
,estF t!la Emperor OF Austria and Apostolic
kiug Of Hungary, the Count JULIUS An
tIraesv If Csik Scent Ei@a!y and Kraszna
Horha, HIS Maiestv's Priy1 Counselor and
3iiuis or q tho Imperial House and Of Por
tigG Affairs. Grand Cross OF the Order ot st.
St. sjhru etu., who have agreed 10 sjgn this
following articles:
ARTICLE :.
Rvsry reproduction "f trade marks
winch, in she couatrias or territories
OF the 0ne 81 the contracting parties,
are affixed to certain merchandise to
prove Its origin and quality, IS forbidden
il the countries 0r territories n the other OF
the contracting parties. ana shah give 30
rbs mi red party graund tor sIt2h aston or
pr5gcedings to prevent such reproduction,
and "a recover damages f3F the same, rs
may b. authorized by the laws OF the conn
try II which the c0unGeEfeit is pEoven, Just
sss Il :he ylstiDtAG. we're 4 Citizen OF Sh8t CUEn
try.
The exclusive right 20 us8 % trade mark
fer 'le o"nefs of citizens OF the United
St.trs il. the AustrO-iiungarlan Empire,
.,r .. citlacns Of the AuBtr0- Hungarian
Monarchy in the territory of the United
States, can not exist fer q longer period than
that fixed by the law Of the country ter its
own citizens. II the trade mark has become
puDIir property in tue country of it's origin.
IL shall DC equally free to all IN the eoan-
tries or territories Of the ether % the tT0
contracting parties.
ARTICLE y.
If the owuers Of trade lDacks. residing in
the countries or territories Of che one Of he
contracting parties, wish to secure their
rsghtR il the countries or territories OF
the other OF the contracting parties, they
must depGsie duplicate copies Of those
lu4rRs in tho Patent Office at Washington,
aud i'll the Chambers Of Commerce and
Trade il Vienna and PeFth.
ARTICLB III.
The prason: arr"ngenen. @lsan take effect
ninet: daya after the excb tnge Of Eatihca
O. n4, and shall continue III force fox ten
ycsIs frola this date.
u case neither Of the high contracting
parties gives notice OF its Intention to dis
rUnliDue this convention twelve Enomths be-
fore its expiration, it shall remain ia force
one year FROM the time that either of the
high contracting parties announces It's dis
continuance
ARTICLE w.
The notifications Of this present eon*en-
tina shah bo exchanged ut Vienna within
twelve months, or sooner, ii possible.
IN faith whereof she respective P!enEPO
teatiares have signed the preeont eonven-
lion "a we'll ia English ~ Ill German and
Hungarian, and have affixed sheret0 their
respective seals.
Danr at Vienna the tweE>y-1ifch day of
November, ia the year Of GUY lord one
thousand eight hundred and scEenty-0ne,
III the ninety sixth ar Of til, Independence
Of the UUitad States of America, and in the
twrutY third year OF the reign OF His I'm
perial and Royal Apostolic Majesty.
JOHN JAY,
ANDRASSY.
and whereas the sai6 convention has been
duly rattle on both parts, aG3 the respect
i've ratitiCAtiuRs ct che same were exchanged
at Vienna On .he twuAty second day OF
April last:
NuE, therefore. BE i. known that |,
Ulysses 3 Grant, President Of tho Unised
Statas Of Aulrriea. have caused the sad
convention to be made public, to the end
that the ealDeo and every clause and part
thereof, may 10 Ubserv@G aaa fulfilled with
good Faith BY the United States and the
citizens thereof.
Ia witness whereof have hereu0to set
ny hand aud caused the St.! Of Abe gnited
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