New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-16

| bic The local authorities shall not, excep
| in the case of the pursuit for crimes. unde
| any preteXt invade them. In no case shall
| they examine or seize the papers there de
posted. In no event shall those offices O
dwellings be used as places of asylum.
ARTICLE VI.
n The event of the death, prevention. OF
absence of SOnsuls General, GOnSuls,, Vice
Con.iis, Consular agents, their chancellor.
or secretaries, whose official character may
have preViousi W been made known 20, cht
respective authorities in Germany or in the
Uaited States, may temporarily exercise
their functions, and, while thus acting, %hey
shall enjoy all the rights, prerogatives and
inlmuni'ies granted by this Goage2tSoH 81
The ?QeSl3 beIySs
aRrraE vIso
Coh.ufs General and Consu's asave Gish
the appreciation of their respective govern
ments. appoint Vice Sonsuls and Consular
Agents in the cities, ports ana places within
their consular jurisdiction. These officers
may be citizens of Germany. of the Omitted
States, or any other country. They shall be
furnished with commission BY the &onsul
who appoints them and under whose orders
they are TO act, or by She government OF
the country which he represents. They
shat! enjoy Che privileges stipulated dor
consular officers IN this conception, subject
to the exceptions specified il article sa9ee.
ARTICHE sI!I
ConsuIs General, Consuls, s'ics Consu's
and Consular Agents shall have The right to
apply 70 the authorities Of the respective
countries. whether federal or local. judicial
or executive, within che extent OF them so1
sul.r district. for the redress OF any infrac.
ton OF the treaties and conventions exist
ing between the eve e0un Tes. or OF inter
national law: to ask information .! salt
authorities, and 10 address said authorities
70 the end of protecting the rights and in
tc.ests of their c0untrymen. especially in
case. o. the absence OF the latter: in which
case. such e0nsuls, etc. shall be presumed
to be their legal representatives. Sf due
notice should not be taken 81 slch applica-
ton. the consular officers aforesaid. in The
absence of diplomatic agsn. OF their
country, may apply directly 70 the govern.
meat OF the country where they sssiaee
ARTICLE ~.
Consufs General. COnsu's. Vice Con slsfs
or Consular Agents OF the two countries. or
their ehancsllors, shall have shegight, con
formally to the laws ana regulations 81
their country.
!. 20 take at their office OF Sweffine, ss
the residence Of the parties. or on board Of
vessels of their own nation, the dispositions
Of the captains and crews, of passengers on
board of them. OF merchants. or Ot any
other citizens OF their own eountry.
:. 1e receive and verify unilateraf aces,
wills aid requests OF their countrymen,
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received by public officials and in courts of
Justlce as legal documents, or as autheHtI-
cated copies, as the case may be. ana shall
nave the same iorce ana effect as u drawn
up OF authehulcated by competent pHohc
ohcers OF one OF the "theS OF tine two
countries
ARTICLE X.
n Gas. of .be 5ea,b 90 a.- .:.,,am a,
GermanT IN the United States. or 81 any
Em;,jre. without havin, in tha eonrtrv of
hi. decease any known heirs or Testament.
ary executors by him appointed. the com.
oetent ioea! authorities shall a. once. in
form, the neares. s.nsuI,- .tfi.er A.. .he
nation to which tie deceased belongs cf.he
in order tina. .he necessary
NAV be :mn. ,.ia..!y forwarded
to parties Interested.
The said consular officer sra'' have. .'e
right 70 appear personally or BY delegate
in al; proceedings ON behalf of The absent
heirs or creditors until they are duly repre.
sented.
In all succession. to inie.i:arces citizens
Of each OF the contracting parties shall pay
in the country OF the other such duties only
As they would be liable TO pay if they were
citizens OF the country in which the proper.
IT, Is situated or .he Judicial administration
It the same .aay he exercised.
C'd-uis GENERAL ConSuls. wee CohsnIs
ana Hons'tIar Agents OF the wv" countries
Ire exclusively charged with tn" inventory
N anu thc safe-keeplng 81 goods aud e!-
ec's 81 every KIND let by saio.S or pas
'enstEH on 7hip5 OF tnelF nation. who ole
either on board ship or on land, during the
'"!".a q. IN 'ns port OF destination.
.Hy,C,s KY.
Consuis General, Consuls. Vice Coasn!s.
tnd consular Agents shaI! be at liberty to
90 either III person or by proxy on board
'tsseIS cI incl" hati0n ADMITTED 20 entry
'nu 20 eaannine tne omcefs ana crews, 70
'HaLnlns the Sillps papers. )" receive de
3aH1iu concerning .heir voyage, their
lt anu tile hcIaehtS 81 the voyage
t,oo '"" uP ,haliiesLs anu HSts OF
iIclsnl' ~ lachltate tne entry and
'l 'SI % SnelS vessels anu hnally
~ "oGoih pftny uns sdiu oiucefS OF crews De-
"i0 "a. j""lciHi TX aHnlAI StfatlVe auth0rl-
~ VI Utio oouh'i l" ''S'iSs tHeHs &c tAe!T
nS u1 or agents.
me JuGlc!at authorities ana eu.cOinlcuse
'llclals Shalt III no ease proceed to the ex-
sininatloh OF search 81 merchant vessels
'lUhout havlhg gwen previous notice % The !
ohsuidF cIncefS OK the nation to which the |