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

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ARTICLE XII.
s. Conanls-G General Consuls Vice Consnls, or
Consular agents, ehal have the power TO
cause ts arrest q sil sailors q a. esasr g per
On sS TIE respectise resp e sesSisoaes Of shs nigh
bosad s boess a ana s,ss
10 that end they shall make written aps
senpnortins It Sy the agSiblsion Of the SHIPS
register and list Of the crew, or else, should
ine Ig an ausnsnticated copy oS thsse doca.
menta. showing that the persons claimed
Upon such request the surrender Of the de-
serter shall not be refused Eyery aid and as
sistanec shall. moreover. be granted 20 the
arrest OF dessrtern. and tile la8teF shall be-
taken TO the prisons OF the country and there
/ Consular authority until there may be an ops
p0Etunity for sending them away
The duration Of shis Isnpr1sulain snt slasA ~.
/ expiration Of which time. and upon thres
/ days notiee to the Consul. the prisoner shall
arrest for the Same cause.
should. however, the deserser have commit
/ ted on shore an ineicfable offence, the local
1 authorities shall be free to postpone his ex-
tradition until due sentence shall have been
passed and executed
seaulell, or other individuals forming part OF
the ships crew. who are citizens OF the
country In which the GessfS10A t0ok ptaGes
shall not be afEsctod BY The provisions of this
i Article.
/ ARTICLE XIII.
In all cases whexe no other agreement 70
Il ers and insurers, MI damages suffered st eea
4 by the vessels of the two eDanf FxhethsE
ss 81 stress sa ii W Weather, shall Be settled b. the
i COnsals- General, Eonsuls, Vice GonEula, 0r
Consular agents Of their respective nation.
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country where the said iniaeti0narlos resisie,
nof~of citizens og thtld power, are con-
SeEnesSs In that csee. aud in the absence g "a
tereeted, tho ad1nalcafson shaA lake place
under supervision Of the local authoriti ties
ARTICLE XIV
II the event OF & vessel belonging TO the
Government, or owned by q citizen oE one Of
q ske two e0nsras ting States. being wrecked or
local authoritiea shall iMfaEm the Eezfku1s-
General ConsuH. Vice 1GnsHls. or Consular
agents 81 the district of the occurrences: OF,
/ stall Communicate with the Consul General
Consul, Vice Consul. or Gonsnaar Agent of the
All proceedines relative To- die salvage Of
. American vessels wrecked Or cast on shore IN
/ AnstFo- Hungarian waters shall be directed by
the United States Coneela-GeneFni, Confnis.
s Vice Gonsuls, or Consular aRents AlsU MI
| proceedings relative to the salvage Of Austro-
: In American waters Hhan no diFecfed BY
+ Auetra- Hungarian Ceneuls-G General. CongsIis.
Vice conslIa, or Consular agents.
! An interference Of the local authorities in
: the FsFo countries shall take place for the pur-
: ties in maintaining order and protecting the
! fKsffafe of eafYoEN not belonging to the
: also for enforcing the regulations relative 70
I | this import or export OF the merchandise
| saved.
IN the absence and until the arrival Of the
ConeuIs- General, Consnle. Vice Gonsuls, or
: Consular agents, or their duly appointed dele
gates, the local authorities shall take oil the
i necessary measures for the protection OF per-
s sons and preservation vi this property saved
ast from the esWfeck.
!. No charges shall be rnadefor the intcrfer-
encc Of the local authorities in such cases.
except for expenses incurred through salvage
| and the preservation of properly saved also
for thore expenses which, under similar cir
can1etsnees, vessels belonging TO the country
: where the wreck happens would have TO In
cur.
In case of doubt concerning the nation
alfty of the wrecks. the local authorities shall
: : have exclusively the management and execu.
tion of the provisions laid down IN the present
z article. stAa
!. The high contracting parties also agree that
: all merchandise and goods not destined for
) consumption in the country in which the
! wreck takes place shall be free of all duties.
ARTICLE XIV. v.z-
Consuls- General, Consnis, Vice Consuls,
and Consular agents, also Consular pupils,
: Joy in the two countries all the liberties, pre-
g negatives. immunitiee. and privileges granted
!. to functionaries of the same class Of the most
favored nation.
ARTICLE XVI.