The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-03-17

OF arbitrasors who shall he charged with the ad-
minfstraton Of justice between the subjects of the
transfer OF property and the settlement OF estates
The judges and arbitrators shah apply the laws q
all cases brought before them. When disputes arise
between subjects OF the different nauons the case
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effect settlement the local authorities shall re-
guested 70 assist the Judge. IN Gases OF robbery
examination and may arrest the Offenders but they
shall not be required to make good any losses tnaS
may have been suffered
In the event that one OF the respective nations
be opened under this treaty the subjects OF eaCH
shall be amenabe to the local authorities aud these
and power 10 arrest and investsaie. They may.
however. submit the TO the judge or arbitrator
at the nearest open port
The eubjects or each nation at the open ports
shall be prohibited from carrying arms or weapons
oil any kind, under penalty Of their cOntscatlOn and
the punishment OF the offender. No change shall
be made in the national Dress whether the resls
they shall DO subject TO the control OF the Judges
and arbitrator.
The local authorities OF all places shall be re-
CURED TO make search for the Offenders and fugi-
yves from al either Raon %so may
Shall inform the authorities OF the nation OF the
offender and provide for his support aud transport
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The local authorities OF either nation at the open
rOtOus and dangerous SUBJECTS OF other, and, IL
resistance Is shown to their authority, the offenders
may be slan but IN both cases, full and impartial
report shall be communicated to the Judge or arbi@
traitor. II the riotous proceedings occur IN the i|
IKE sa s GO made e the S
ana determined by the local authorizes whero
me offence was committed II an ATTEMPT u made
ten 10 excite disturbance. or to destroy property.
or to incite the natives, the local authorities shall
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the Judge or arbitrator snail assist at the trial; II In
the inferior, the local authorities alone shan de-
formed OF the circumstances and proceedings.
.rtNhF Gas ARTICLE XIII. ~ W.
The veSselS-Ofwar VI either nation may enter any,
OF the open ports OF the other Tor the purpose 0E
protection 10 It's subjects, but this privilege shale
unless driven in by stress OF weather. ViolationS
Of this may be punished. .ea.3.- aa4tf
ARTICLE XIV.
In case either naLlon shall hereafter be engaged
In hostile military operations WIN another state,
the ports opened under this treaty and all others
may be closed and trade suspended, but proper
notice shall be given TO the other Tor the protection
of vessels engaged in trade. The subjects Oh either
nation at an open port the Chinese IN Japan ami
the Japanese In China are prOnlblted from taxing
any part between The beiigerents.
The Judges or arbitrators snail not be allowed To-
engage In trade, to act In their oirica capacity
Tor other nations. II Judge or arbitrator snail be
proved to nave violated his trust the proof shall be-
lald before the representative oil his nation, who
shall have power to remove hum: afs f
The vessels Of either nation shall not use the dag
OF the other under the penalty cf confiscation Of
both vessel and cargo anu The offender II ne IS an
oicia shall be dlsgraoed. The publications OF
either nation may be Introduced and circulated
freely throughout the OTTER.
-.r ARTICLE XVII. ~ f
The plenfpOtenliaries. having been duly aps
pointed agreed upon the preceding articles III order
to AVOID difficulties between the two nations and 10
preserve and augment the friendly relations now
existing. They ufiiX their respective seals that
wnen approved and ratifleu by their respective
soveregns tue articles may oe exchanged and pro-
muigated for the Information OF all.
TUNG CHE, lUth year, month, DAY. .s-r
MING CHI, 4th year, month, dav. ,,f 81