Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-03-27

yUhareaa Convention between the United Statea
NJ america and his Majesty, the Emperor OF Austria
Eing Of Bohemia, &C., and Apostolic King OF Hun
Jaw, Concerning naturalization was coneluded and
signed At Vienna by their respective penlpotentia-
ss the Sta ds s X ~se and srsn Mnca
res, il word Tor word, aa folloWs;
The Preaident of the. UNITED staes OF America and
Mia Majesty the Emperor OF Austria King OF Bone
mia &c, and Apostolic King OF Hungary, led BY the
s,sb 10 regulate the eitisenship OF those persons
whn emiRrate from the United States Of America TO
I've erTiiOTieB OF the Auatr0- Hungarian Monarchy,
jig sas rom the Austro Hungarian Monarchy % the
United states OF America, have resolved 70 treat on
ths subject, and have for that purpose Appointed
nsnnoientaIies 10 conclude a convention, that Ia
IA say; Tne President Of the United States OF Amer
iea john jay, Rnvoy Extraordinary and Minister
penpotentlary 10 the United states 70 his imperial
and rival Apostolic Majesty the Emperor OF Austria,
Ac.. Apostolic King OF Hungary, tho Count Freder-
tx Ferdinand de Bsust MS Maiestys Psivy CoGn-
Mnlster OF the Imperial House and OF Foreign Az
rars, Grand Cross OF the Orders OF st. stephen and
Leopold, who have agreed TO and signed the foho"-
ing artiCles:-
ARTICLE L
6itIzeua OF the AuStro- III uug aria Monarchy who
have resided in the United states Of America unin-
ierruptedy least ve years, and during such real
Jsnce have become nAturalized ctlzens OF the Uni
ted states shall he held by the government OF Aus:
trla and Hungary 10 be American citizens,and shan
"g Reeinroc lly, citizens OF the United States Of
America who have resided in the territories Of the
Austro-H Hungarian Monarchy uninterruptedly a.
l. sst iye years. and during such residence have be-
ans nstnrallxed citizens OF the Austro- Hungarian
Monarchy shall be held By the United States 70 ne
'"Th The decsraton Of an intention to become ctl-
zen OF the or the other country has not for ell
tner party the effect OF naturalization.
ARTI0LE ii
Anaturalized citizen OF the one party, on the re-
urn 10 the territory of the other party, remains La
be 10 trial and punishment for an action punisha-
b,e by the laws OF his original country committed
before his emigration saving always the Limitation
sSY otsef remission Of sbility 70 punishment
In particular, former ci izen OF the AustTo- Hun
garian Monarchy, who. under the nrst article u 70
punlshment according 10 the laws OF Austro-Hunga-
", for non-fulnlment Of military duty;-
ist II he has emigratad, alter having been draft
ed al the time Of conscrpton, and thus having be-
come enrolled % recI uit for service In the stand
"a m he has emierated whilst he,stood in service
under the nag, or mad a leave OF absence only for
limited time
time or belonging TO the reserve or 70 the militia,
he has emigrated q fter having received cal into
service, or after public Procsmssion M @ requiring MS
On the other hand, former citizen OF the Austro.
Hungarian Monarchy naturaized In the United
States, who by or after his emigration mas Trans
gressed the legal provisions on military duty by any
acts or omissions other than those above enumera-
ted In the clauses numbered one, Two and three can
on his return TO his original country neither be held
subsequently 10 military service nor remain liable
to trial and punishment for the non-fulnlment OF
hlb inlhtsJ uuS
The convention for the mutual delivery Of crlmi.
naa fugittves from Justice, concluded on the "a OF
states OF America, on the one part and the Austro-
Hungarian Monarchy, on the other part, as well as
the additional Convention signed on the sth OF May
1888, 70 the treaty OF commerce and navigation
uOnclu fed between the said governments ON the
9Th OF Of August ls2s and especially the slipea-
tl0n concerning the delivery Of the deserters from
the ships of war and merchant vessels, remain In
iOroe without change.
ARTICLE "
The emiRrant from the one State, who, according
TO Article l. 10 to be held as citizen OF the other
state shall not, his return to his original coun.
try, be constrained To resume his former Citizen
ahIp vet n he shall of his own accord re-acquire IT,
and fenounce the citizenship obtained by naturali-
AAti0n, such q renunclation ia allowable, and no
nxed period Of residence shall be required for the
recognition OF his recovery Of citzenshp In mis- OIL
SD--' ARTICLE XVIII
The present Convention shall go into effect I'M
mediatey the exchange of ratiHcatiOns, and
shall continue in force ten years II neither party
notice Of his Intention then TO terminate the same,
1t shall further remain In force until the end OF
twelve months after either OF the contracting par
ties shan have given notice the other Of such In
tenton
The present Convention shall be ratified BY the
President of the United States by and with the coz
sent OF the Senate OF the United States, and by his
Majesty the Emperor OF Austria 4o., the King OF
legislatures OF the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy and
the ratncatOns shall be exchanged at Vienna with
In twelve months from the date hereof
In faith whereof the plenipotenuaries have signed
this convention aB well In German az In EngnBli,
and have the thereunto afilxed their seals
Done at Vienna the twentieth day Of September.
in the year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred
and seventy in the ninety year Of the Indepen-
dence OF the United states Of America, and In the
twenty year OF the reign OF his imperial and
u T. 81 ! p''''H' "A'''" JOHN JAY.
il. al bURST.
And whereas the said convention :has been duly
ratified on Doth parts, and the respective ratnca-
tions OF the same were exchanged at Vienna on the
fourteenth day OF July, 1871, by John Jay, knvoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentlary OF the
United States and Count Frederick Ferdinand de
Benst Minister for Foreign An airs OF the AusrO-
Hungarian Monarchy, &C., on the part OF their TO
specuve governments - =,
GRANT President OF the United States of America
have caused the said Convention 70 be made public
70 the end that the same, and every clause aud ar
ticle thereof, may be observed and fulnned Wlt1
good faith By the United States and the citizeni
thereof
In witness whereof 1 have hereunto set my
hand and caused the seal Of the United States 70 bt
afnxed
Done at the city of Washington this 1st day Of
Angus. in the year OF our Lord on'
IsRALl Thousand eight hundred and seventy -one
and OF the Independence OF the Unltet
States Of America the ninety sixth
IanALl US. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FISH,
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