New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-15

| " CAShO1 SOuAtll W VIC OGucI. uS OtIlFCICu
in the country of destination free Of charge.
| ARTICLE VIII.
The official correspondence between the
| two governments, that of each government
| with its legation near the other, and of
each legation with its government, shall be
| conveyed 10 its destination free OF postage
| and with all the precautions which the two
| governments may ind necessary for its in
| volatility and security.
ARTICLE *
When IN one of the two countries there
| is no legation Of the other, the franking
| privilege Of the vacant legation shall be-
transferred in the terms stipulated in the
| preceding article, 10 the respective consul
ate or vice consulate at New York or Quay
aquil,
ARTICLE X.
Neither Pest Department shall be re-
CURED 70 deliver any article received III the
mails the circulation Of which shall be pro
hibiteG by the laws in force in the country
| OF destination; and any article subject By
| the laws OF either country TO customs duty
or to coEEscation shall, when received IN
the mails from the other, be treated IL at
| cOrdanco with The laws OF tie receiving
country.
ARTICLE Xl.
The two Post Departments NAV. by mu-
tual agreement, provide for the transmits
sion OF registered articles in the mails ex-
changed between the two countries.
The register fee Of each article shall be
zen cents in the United States and Ore
real L Ecuador.
ARTICLE XII.
The Two Post Departments shall settle,
Dy agreement between them, all measures
OF detail and arrangement required 10 carry
this convention into execution and may
modify the same in like manner, from time
10 time, as the eylgencies of the service may
require. Articles may also, by mutual CON
sent, be amended, added, or suppressed,
according 20 the requirements of the ser
vice, without resembling or otherwise alter
Ing or lmpaIrng any other Of the articles of
TnIs convention.
ARTICLE XIII.
Ih.s convention shall take effect from the
Gate o. the exchange OF notifications, and
snail continue IN force until annulled by
mutual consent, or until one year from the
GATE OF notice given by one of the two de-
p&rtments 20 tle other OF its desire 10 ter
innate tJle same.
ARTICLE XIV.
Done I'd duplicate, at the city Of Wash
ington. this ninth day of May in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and severty-One.
JOHN A. J. CRESWELL.
SCseN2s-et General of the United States
ANTONIO FLORES.
lereHy approve the aforegoing conven-
zion, and Il testimony thereof | have
caused sGe sea 81 tie United States TO be
affixed
Us. GRANT.
Sy che S'resde4-9
1IAAILTo. bIsFe.
Secretary Of STATE.
W:sG;:G fGN. May % 1871
PROCLAMATION.
Eg 3f:s PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
OF AMERICA
C09eertio4 between the United States and
the German Empire respecting Consuls
and trademarks, signed December II,
ts7l: sxehs ged Iggio %, 1872; proclaimed
June :, .s79o
WHEREAS, 8 convention between
ehe United States o5 America and
the German Empire. relating 20 rhe
rights, privileges inmunitie. and
duties of CoIsu!s. and 90 the pro
lection Of trademarks. was signed at Der
In os ehe eleventh day of December, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and segenty-one, by theiS Sespeo-
tiTe rlenipoteDtiaries;
And whereas a protocol thereto was signed |
d" the said pienipOtentiaries on The twenty
riGJG dag a. April last; which convention
and protocol. II she English ard German
languages are WORD for werd. as follows
The SGesiden. Of the United Statesrof |
America. and his majesty the Emperor OF |
Germany. King of Prussia, N the name OF |
-he German Empire, led by She wish to de- |
:!ne :he rights, privileges, immunities and !
duties q? me respective consular agents, |
have agreed upon the conclusion of d cOu- |
sHlar convention. and for that purpose have |
appointed :heiS plenipotentiaries, namely: !
The President 81 the United States of |:
america. George Bancroft. Envoy Extra |
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from
She said States. Rear his majesty Che Empe-
Ter Of Germany: his majesty Sle Emperor I
0. Germany. hing Of Prussia, Bernard
Il OnIs us SrivY Councillor 81 segae.ou,
WHO ..ve agreed 10 sLa signed 20 ssll.G-
as articles:
a1rsC,. 2.
s'acsl % Ole contracting e.r-iee agrees 20
receive t.Orr .Ue o.: her Gorsuls Ger eral. Con
snls, Vice COnsuls and Consular Agents, in all I
- portss cite. arai places, except those
where it may not he convenient @ recognize
such officers. sUis reservation. however.
shall rot apply 20 ore OF Vie contracting
parties SothoU. slso applying tcsv.'S o.AeS
yoweSe
sBy?CLs 20
The Coz uls General, Consuls. Vice Con
3uls, o. Consular Agents shall 90 rsciprocalIy
received and recognized. 90 the yrssenta-
ton or their commissions, in the forms
established IN their respective countries.
The necessary exequatur for the exercise Of
5heiv functions shall be furnished to them
free of charge, and, OF che exhibition OF
this instruments they shall be admitted at
once, and without difficulty. by the eerrito- I
rial authorities, federal, State or communal. .
Judicial Gr executive, OF the SOrts. cities.
and places of their residence and district,
% the enjoyment ef The prerogatives re-
,iprgcally granted. The government that
furnishes che eXequatur reserves he ri.bt
20 withdraw the sam. on statement os the
'easoLs 10. which !: Gas ti.oB.h s.ose. 20
30 SO
.RrIC,E VI
The RESPECTIVE GOnsuls General. SOnssls
Vice Ccpsuls. or Consular agents. 81. well !
Is Their chanceliO:s and secT.taeies. .hal!
enioy in the two countries al pri'ii. res.
and immunities wIicb have
jeen granted, 60 may 10 future De
gransed, 80 the agents al I'll. came
'ank Of the most favored nation. Consular
,tiicers. NOT being citizen. OF PIE country !
where ehey STs accredited. shall oniOv. in
he country OF their residence. personal |
immunity from arrest o, imprisonment. ex-
ep' n the .as" 0: crimes, exemption from ,
military hlle'ings and contributions. from !
military service Of every so.t. anu other
'oC4!O tIlIICne sRnNA 4.OAn 81 stIIett sI !i'S-
onal or sUnptuary taxes. duties and con !.
whether fedeea', state. G. ms
licipalo IL however, .he said consular off,
ere arc or become owners .i property II
ne country in Which shcs reside. OK engage !
Il comme.ce, t'es shall be subject - .5e !
ams Faxes and inpostss an. 20 tn. zane
Jurisdiction. as citizens Of Che Ceeuat.v, .
property holders, or merchants. su5 under
10 circumstances shall :heir C.tci.l income Z
70 suhject 20 CIV FAX. Consular Oeicers
Who s9gag. IL commerce ehaIl soe plead !
heiS eonsola. privileges - svol! re;