New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-01-04

| cOanCGilOrS, anu COUSltldI oEicCIo - Nii'''A
! ioy in the two countries all the liberties
| prerogatives. inmunities, ami privileges
! granted to tunctionaries of the same Class
of the most favored nation.
| ARTICLE XVI
| In case of the death of citizen % the
| United States in the Austrian-Iungarlan
monarchy, or OF a citizen OF the Austrian
| Hungarian monarchy in the United States
! without having any known heirs or tcSta
mentary executors by him appointed me
| competent local authorities shall inform the
consuls or consular agents of the state TO
which the deceased belonged OF the CIR
cumstance in order that the necessary IN,
formation may be Immediately forwarded
to the parties interested.
ARTICLE XVII.
The present convention shall remain IN
| force for the space of ten years from the
date Of the exchange OF the ratliicatlonS'
which shall be made in conformity with the
respective constitutions of the two conn
| tries. and exchanged at Washington within
| the period OF ten l0) months, or sooner IL
| possible.
In ease neither of the contracting parties
| give notice before the expiration OF the said
term OF lis intention not to renew TINS Ion
yention, it shall remain in force year
longer, and SO on, from year to year, until
the expiration of a year from the day on
which one OF the parties shall have gwen
such notice.
In testimony whereof, the respective plenl-
potentialics have signed this Convention
and have hcreunto affixed their respective
seals.
Done in duplicate at Washington, this
eleventh day of July in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy.
HAMILTON FISH.
And whereas the Senate, by their resolu-
ton OF the twelfth Of May, 1871, did advise
and consent that the period within which 1t
was stimulated in the said Convention that
the ratification thereof should be exchanged
might be extended for a period OF three
months:
And whereas the said Convention has
been duly ratified on both parts, and the re-
spectIve notifications of the same were eX-
changed III this city. on the twenty-slXth
day OF June. 1871. by Hamilton Fish. Secre-
tarv of State of the United States, and
Baron Lederer, Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pcnipotcntiary OF His Majesty the
Emperor OF Austria, etc, accredited to this
government on the part OF their respective
governments.
Now. therefore. be it known that |. Ulysses
5. Grant. President of the United States
of America, have caused the said conTcn-
ton to be made public, to the end that the
same and every clause and article thereof,
NAV be observed and fulfilled with good
faith bv the United States and the citizens
thereof.
In witness whereof, l have hercunto set
nv hand and caused the seal of the nItcd
States To be affixed.
Done at the city washington this TWEEN
tyninth day OF June, in the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred AID
i Of ha In ht l,n
United States the ninety fifth.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
Secretary OF State
\ PROCLAMATION by the President OF
the United States of America.
Convention between the United States Of
America and the Republic of Nicaragua
ENtradition. Signed June ., 1870: rat-
fed a pril II 1871; notifications exchanged
june u, Isl; proclaimed September 49,
ISL
Whereas a convention for the eytraiition
OF criminals between the United States of
America and the Republic of Nicaragua was
concluded and signed at Managua. by their
respective Plenipotentiaries. on the twenty
fifth day of june, 1870; which convcntion be
ing III the English and Spanish languages.
is word for word as follows:
EXTRACTION CONVENTION BE
TWEEN THE UNITED >TATES OF
AMERICA AND.THE REPUBLIC OF
"a
The Cnited States of America and the Re
public Of Nicaragua, having judged it ev-
pedlent, with view to the better admins
tratlUn OF Justice, and to prevention Of
crimes within their respective territories
ana jurisdiction, that persons convicted OF
or charged WIN the crimes hereinafter men
toned and beng 1ugltlves from justice,
should lh5'er certain clrcumstdnee>' pe re-
c i ug!lNtttu up nave resolved 20 con,
Fl"ae convention ioF mat purpose and
nav ,%tt"1h1'u a. luIil C"!'oj en- i'tlitS:
, ne itS'nyHt VI '"e 'ht'u states,
.3rI'' ~ hlo'le. tllzch ana
~ n. vi hrs.I'"t "l 'Ht nltcI NF3ttS
III Nicaragua !ae PRESIDENT OF the frruhic
OF N,t'iaSua custer Tomas Avon Minister
10, F"i lci2Hl ht4''ti"HS5 WHO amer feclpro-
eau C"tdiluiICatI0h u tHclt iull powers
i""''u Al E"24 an" "ue FORM, nave agreed
upon lHe 1oAio" -Hs "itlcle'' VIZ
ARTICLE I.
The Government of the United States and
the government of Nicaraoua nrn+uaiI,.
arrea to deliver up persons who HAVING hann
convicted OF, or charged with the crimes
speciticd in the following article rnomittaJ
within the Jurisdiction of one of tba con,
traetiug parties. shall seek an aSyIu,nD mr.
be found within the territories OF tbe other.
provided. that this shall only he done ,,non
such evidence of criminal;rv rs. arror,Iinr
to the laws of the place where the fuoitivr
or person so charged shall be toInd WnrId |
Justify his or her apprehon.ion and commit.
lnent for trial. if the crime had beer tLar. |
ARTICLE II.
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