New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-17

BILE. The local authorities shall not, except
in the case of the pursuit for crimes, under
any pretext invade them. In no case shall
they examine or seize the papers there de-
posted. In no event shall those offices or
dwellings be used as places OF asylum.
ARTICLE VI.
In the event of the death, prevention. or
absence of COnsuls General, Consufs, Vice
COnsuls, Consular Agents, their chanceiiors
or secretaries, whose official character may
have previously been made known to the
respective authorities in Germany or IN the
United States, may temporarily exercise
their functions, and, while thus acting, they
shall enjoy all the rights, pTerogatiVes, and
immunities granted by this convention to
the .ncum benk.
ARTICLE VIZ.
Consuis General and ConsuHs inayo with
the appreciation of their respective govern'
ments, appoint Vice Consuls and Consular
Agents 10 the cities, ports and places within
their consular jurisdiction. These officers
may BE citizens of Germany, Of the United
States, or any other country. They shall he
furnished with a commission by the Consul!
who appoints them and under whose orders
they are 70 act, or by the government o!
the country which he represents. They
shall enjoy the privileges stipulated for
consular officers IN this convention. subject
80 ~. exceptions specified in article .hge.'
ARTICLE VIZ.
Consu's General. Consuls. Vice Consuls
and Consular Agents shall have th.right to
apply 70 the authorities of the respective
countries, whether federal or local. judicial
or executive, within the extent of their c0r
sular district, for tae redress of any lntrac
ton of the treaties and conventions exist.
ing between the two .ounr ries. or OF inter
4 L.. rf
authorities, and to address said authorities
to the end of protecting the rights end in
tcre.ts Of their countrymen, especially ~
cases of the absence Of the latter: in which
eases such consuls, etc. shall be presumed
10 o. their legal representatives. II duo
notice should not be taken of such appl.ca-
ton. the consular officers aforesaid. IN the
absence .. @ diplomatic agent OF their
country. may apply directly IS the govern
men: o: the country where they reside
ARTICLE TX.
Consul. General, Consuis. Tice Consu1s
or Consular Agents of the two countries, or
their Chancellors. shall! have the right, con
formally 70 the laws and regulations Of
their country
!. To take at Their Office OR dwelling. ac
the residence of the parties. or on boarc OF
vessels Of their own nation, the dep0si.i0ns
Of the capita MS and crews, of passenger. on
board .! them, of merchants. or of any
other citizens of their own country.
=. To receive and verify unilateral act..
wills and requests of their countrymen,
ard any and all acts of agreement entered
upon between citizens OF their own country
and between such citizens and the citiZens0r
other inhabitants of the country where they
reside: and also all contracts between tie
latter, provided they relate to property sit.
uated or 20 business to be transacted in the
territory of the nation by which the sad
consular officers are appointed.
All such acts OF agreement and othe' In
struments, and also copies and TRANSACTIONS
thereof when duly authenticated by such
Consul General, Consul, Vice Consul or Con
suar Agent, under his official SEAL shan be
received by public officials and in courts OF
justice a. legal documents, or as authenti-
Gated copies, as the case may be. and shall
have the same force and effect as if drawn
u. or authenticated Dy competent public
officers Of Cae or the other o: IL. wv"
count.i.e.
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Germany il. the United States. or of any
citizen .! the United States in the German
Empire. EitAcut having III the country O!
his slec.ase any known heirs or testament
airy executors by Tim appointed, the com
,etene local authorities .hall at one! iu-
form the nearest cOnsu.a. officer 81 the
nation 10 which the deceased belongs o: III.
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to parties interested.
The sad cOnsula: Officer s'ai' ilavs tha
RICH: TO sppear personally or b. deIegat.
il al proceedings HL hehai: OF III. absent
heirs OK creditors anti they are duly repre-
sented.
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,larations -oncerpjnp .hei = VOYAGE. tho,
destination and The incidents o. The yov;.ge:
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freight. 20 facilitate the en-ry and
clearance o: their vessels. and Ftu4il.
to accompany the said officers or crews be-.
fore .he judicial or administrative authori
tee of the country, - assis: them a. .he.g
interpreters or agents.
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