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50. i.--.HY THE PRESIDENT or tbs | NlrEn
STATES OF AMERICA.


W HEhFAN. GIpu lNlNlutttlli lftNlftu w iilN
from HIS Majesty The Emperor OF the French.
That discriminating duties before the date OF
said information levied IL french ports upon
merchandise imported from the countries OF It's
origin ~ vessels OF the United states were dis
continued and abolished, and IN pursuance Of
the provisions OF an act OF Congress, OF The ith
nf january, 1874, and OF an act IN addition there
10 Of the 2ith of May, ls2S, ala on the 18Th day
uf June, 1862 Issue my proclamation declaring
that the discriminating duties before that date
lNcdupon merchandise imported from the cOun-
tries OF It's origin into ports Of the United states
IN trench vessels were thereby discontinued and
And whereas upon Information subsequently
received by me that the lcvyng OF such duties
On all merchandise imported into France In
vessels OF the United States, whether from the
country OF ITS origin or from ether countries,
had been discontinued, did, on the goth OF No
Vcmbcr, 1869, IN pursuance OF the provisions Of
the said acts Of Congress, and by the authority
In me vested thereby, issue my PROCLAMATION
declaring that the discriminating duties before
that date levied upon merchandise imported In
10 the United States In French vessels, either
from the countries OF It's origin or IRON any
other country were thereby discontinued ana
And whereas, by the provisions of the said
acts of Congress OF January Ith, lS2i and of the
2lth OF May, 1s2s, as well rs by the terms OF the
said proclamatlons OF the 18th OF June, 1869, and
Of the 10th Of November. 1869, the said suspen-
sion of discriminating duties upon merchandise
imported into the United States In French YES
sells was granted by the United states ON CON
diton that, and to continue 50 long as merchal-
disc imported into France IN vessels of the
United States should be admitted into the ports
OF France on the same terms OF exemption from
the payment OF such discriminating duties
And whereas Information has been received
by me that, by a law of the French republic,
ed on the sd of February, 1872, merchandise i'm
ported into France IN vessels Of the United
States from countries other than the United
States is with the exception Of certain articles
enumerated in said law subjected TO dlscrim-
atlng duties
the French republic OF the 3Oth of January, 1872,
the exemption OF French vessels and their car
goes granted by the termso OF the said proclama-
lions of the 18th OF June, 1869, and OF the goth OF
November, 1869, in accordance with the provis-
ions OF the acts of Congress aforesaid. mas
ceased to be reciprocal on the part of France
towards vessels owned by citizens Of the United
states and their cargoes
Now, therefore, l, ULYSSES S. GRANT, Presi-
dent OF the United States of America, by virtue
of authority vested in me by an act of Congress
of the seventh day OF January, one thousand
eight hundred and twenty-fOur, and by an act
in addition thereto Of the twenty-fOurth Of May,
one thousand eight hundred and twenty-eight,
do hereby declare and proclaim that on and
AFTER this date the said suspension OF the cOllec-
ton OF discriminating duties upon merchandise
imported into the United States In French YES
sells from countries other than France, provided
Tor by my said prOclamatlons OF the twelfth day
Of June, one thousand eight hundred and sixty
nine, and the twentieth day or November, one
thousand eight hundred and GiNty-nine, shall
cease and determine, and all the provisions OF
the acts Imposing discriminating foreign ton
mage and import duties In the United states
are hereby revived, and shall hencerorth be and
remain IN full force, as relates TO goods and
merchandise imported into the United States
In French vessels from countries other than
France, so long as any discriminating duties
shall continue TO be Imposed by France upon
goods and merchandise imported into France
in vessels OF the United States from countries
other than the United states.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States to be affixed.
Done at the city OF Washington this thirtleth
day of october, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and Seventy-twO, and
rsp., OF the independence of the United states
'"N'"' the nlnety-sevcnth.
[. S. GRANT.
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.
No. l5.-BY THE PRESIDENT or TUE UNITED
STATES or AMERICA.
a PROCLAMATION.
WHEREAS objects OF interest to the United
States require that the Senate should be con
Venel al twelve O'Clock on the fourth Of March
next, to receive An act upon such COmmunica-
lions as may he made 10 II on the part Of the
Executive:
Now, Therefore, l. ULYSSES 5. GRANT, Prosl-
dent OF the IDted States have considered II 10
he my duty to issue this my proclamation, de-
Clarlng that an extraordinary OcrasiOn requires
the Senate OF the United states "a convene for
the transaction OF business az The Capitol In
the city OF Washington, ON the fourth day Of
March next, at twelve o'clock at noon on that
day, OF which all who shall AT That time be en-
titled 10 act as members OF that body are here
by required 10 take notice.
Given under my hand and seal OF the United
states, at Washington, the twcnty-nrst day OF
February, IN the year Ui our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seyenty-thrce, and of the
r, Independence OF the United States OF
l'f"''l America the nlnety-srvcnth,
r.s.GRANT
By the President:
HAMILTON FIsH, secretary OF state.