New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17
to create an evident danger on their part TO
attempt it

to create an evident danger On their part TO
attempt it
ARTICLE XIV.
And whereas it frequently happens that
vessels sail for port or place belonging TO
| an enemy without knowing the same il be-
seiged, bIockaded, or invested, it is agreed
that every vessel SO circumsta need may be
turned away from such port or place. but
shall not be detained, nor shall any part Of
her cargo, if not contraband of war, be'con
tlscated, unless, after warning OF such
blockade or investment from an officer com
manding a vessel of the blockadng forces,
by an Endorsement OF sn"h officer on tho'
papers of the vessel, mentioning the date
and the latitude and longitude where such
Endorsement was made, she shall again at
tempt to enter; but she shall be permitted
to go TO any other port or place she shall
think proper. Nor shall any vessel OK either.
that may nav. entered into such per! before
the same %as actually beseigea. st"ckatiods
or invested by the other. be restrained from
quitting ouch place with her cargo. mo-.
| If found therein after III. reduction. and
! surrender, shall such vessel or her
cargo be liable 10 confiscation. but theT
| shall lee restored - the owners .he.eoto sna
it any vessel. having thus entered. am. port
| before the blockade took place, shall take
on board cargo after the blockade :e -
| tablished, she shall be subject 20 being
warned BIZ the blockadiDg forces t" return
| TO the port blockaded and discharge she
! said cargo, and If. after recels ing the sai6
! warning, the vessel shall persist IN going
out with the cargo, she shall be liable 10
| the same consequences as vessel attempt
ing to enter bockaded port aft.g 6e.G:
warned of Iy the blockadins fo,s's
ARTICLE Ky.
The liberty Of navigation and cJ!nuf9r'"
secured To neptrals by the -tirui.rions ~
| this treaty shall extend to ak KINDS of tnsr
| chandise. excepting those only which are
| distinguished by the name of contrabau! OF
war; Ands in order 30 remove all causes OF
! doubt and misunderstanding upon this sub.
ject the contracting parties expressly agre.
| and declare that the following articles and
no Others. shall be considered ~ cO.agre.
| hended under this denomination
A. CdDnOnso mOrtars, LowitZer., Sw!9e!s,
! blunderbusses. muskets. tu5eeR. rifles. car
! bines. pistols, pixies, swords, sabres, :anc.s.
| spears. halbnrGs, bombs. grenades, powder,
| matches, balls, and all other thing. belong.
ing to, and expressly manufactured tot, :hs
| Use OF theds arms
| 9. Infantry belts. implements Of war and
defensive weapons. clothes eus or made up
in military form and for military usa.
). Cavalry belts. war saddles and Dol
| sters.
=. And generally all kinds of arms and
| Instruments of iron, steel. brass, aud COP
tured. prepared. ana formed expressly 30
! make waE BY sea or land.
| ARTICLE xvg
| II shalt be lawful for the ellison. - :I,.
| United States, and for the subjects OK the
| Kingdom of Italy. TO sail with their ships
| with all manner Of liberty and security, no
| distinction being made who are the pro
| prietors of the merchandise laden thereon,
from any port to the places Of those who
| now are, or hereafteS shall be, 1T snUty
with either OF tho contracting Parties. u
| shall likewise be lawful for TIE stizens
| aforesaid ~ sail with the ships snt mey
chlndiSs before mentioned, and tS trade
with the same liberty and security iruus The
| places ports. and havens Of chose who are
enemies OF both or either party 2ithcut any
opposition or disturbance whatever. not
only directly from the places OF Oh. enemy
before mentioned to neutral places, but a!5o
from one place belonging: 10 al. snC ny 70 an
ottl": place belonging 70 All enemy. whether
they bs under the jurisdiction Q: one 9rWeT
or under several; and il IL hereby stipulated
that free chips shall also give freedom 20
good.. and hat everything shall be deemed
to be free ard exempt from captar., which
shall be found on board tho ship, hcOnein.
to the citizens q. either of the contracting
parties. although the whole .aG!uS ar any !
part thereof should 6ppaTiala to tie su"-
mics o: the other, c9ntrabald goods G@i.r
always excepted. it IS also agreed, 10 like
manner. Iiat the saIne ilberry be extended ,
to persons whO are On board os % fr.. .h!p; |
and they shaft nor be taken out of that free |
ship u8!ess they are officers or s0!ders ant !
in the actual service Ut the enemy: 49,
SidcG. however, anu Il - hereby agreed,
that the stipUfa.!Ons III :h> article con
tanned, declaring that the hsS shat. cove
the property. sh.Il be Understood as apply |
ing 10 'tos. powers 0nl = no rec"guia: thu. |
~.
ing parties shall BE- a: war VIII. tLigd an,i
III. other neutral, the a.g of tn. neuCra! !
shaft cover the property OF enemies who's !
governments acknowledge thu s!.ne pIs. f,
md NOS VI V.Aess.
ARTICLE xviI
Az vessels sailing under tie h.s o. tho =.
United States. and sUrni.bee. with such pa F,
ger. ,s theI, laws require, shall be regarded |
IN Italy as vessels o! the Cni'ed Stat.., and.
rec!prUca!!y. al vessels sailing Urd.v the !
flag OF Italy. and furnished with ;io i,..p.,rs |
MICH the laws O: i:aiy require, shall be |
regarded IN she United States as It.i.an !
Versg.s. |
An-IGLE XVIII.
IN order 70 prevent all kinds ~ disorder |
in the visiting aid examination a.: III. ebiDs
and esrgoes OF both the contracting parties |
on the high seas, they have agreed. uutu-
ally, that whenever . vessel 81 way shall
meet with vase! not of var of she other !
contracting party, the first shall. gesnan at g !
convenient distance. and may eeHa il. b. at,
with two or three men sn =, ia order 10 |
execute the said examination OF tha papers.
concerning The ownership and cargo OF the
vessel, with0at causing the least eytO.ti"I, ]
violence OF Ill treatment: and it 10 expressly !
agreed that tie unarmsa party shah IN 90
case be required % 60 On board tha sYsmJn- |
ing vessel for the purpose Of exhibiting his !
papers, Or fOs any other purpose ~hstes.s !
aRr!CAE .xIs.
T. IL greed chat The stipulatiOfs COS tanned |
10 the present treaty, relative .. th. visit
ing and examining ct vessel, shaI apply !
only 70 th.ss which sal! without d convey; |
and when sait vessels shall d. under con !
sny the verbal declaration % .he eOus-
mander of the convoy, on his word VI hOn"r,
that the vessels undes his protection bcienc
20 the nation whose flag he slrIies. s..A l
when bound TO AZ enemy's port; thst they |,
have 10 centfaban1 goods o. board. ss!si
be sUG!eIen1
sRr1C.x AZ.
N order eHestuaiiy 60 prwsese Ses shS 7
security of che citi7sas and subjects os the !
contracting parties. 1t ~ agreed hetwe.H
them that all commanders 0S chips OF |
wax Il each party. respectively, sf;4i be /
stlisl. enioiHei 10 !erbs.r :rOrs foisg any
Ganl.g. Va. Z. comnittin. any aUtrage
..ai.Et, ,he citizens ~. subjects at che !
81 i.er or against their vessel. q. sru:,-rtg:
amt u The sSi. commanders shuli act en-
.FaEy - TIL. stlYI.ai:CH. they eh.i! bg 80 |
y..'rs, punished anu made A1.S ra1'e ~
their ,.,!. ots .au.' ssta.e. tur t', e.tis,s-ins
and .ep....tio. 81 e..i ds:Gsgea. 20 ssaU-
s..r Aatus. .a.: say ~.
An1sCIE .xs.