Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-06

countries or for want Of them Of any others whom the
consuls may choose; shall notice Of the death
TO be published in some newspaper Of the country
where they reside shall collect the debte due n the
deceased In the country where he died, and pay tue
debts due from his estate which he shall have contract
ed shall sell At suction, after reasonable pubic mo-
lice, such Of the estate A. shall be OF perlthAble
nature and tuch further part II any AZ nhal be nee
cssary Tor the payment bts but they shall pay
no claims not reduced a. judgment for damages gu
by the deceaeed. Whtn-nrNer there IL no consul iu
the place where the death occurs the local authority
shall take All the pr cautions in their power to secure
the property Of the decreased aud Immediately notify
the nearest consul of the country to which the deceased
belonged.
the arrest Of deserving from the vessel NJ the
naton In whore service the consul is employed,
hbuR, II necessary, the register ~ the vessel. her
muster roll and any other official documeutin support
Of this demand. The said authorities shall take such
measures may be in their power for The discovery
and arrest Of such desertera, aud shall pace them Al
the disposition ~ the ooUsnl but II the vessel To
which they belong shah have sailed aud no OPP
pnrtunity for sending them away should occur, they
shall be kept In arrest penso Of the consul for
two mouths aud II at the expiration IT THAT time hey
shuud not have heen sent avsy t.. shall b. set At
liberty by the resp' tive aut ot,r. AMI cannot again
be arrested for the same eau.
18th. They may give su'h I'c .m'n's as may be
necessary for the Intercourse etweei the two cuun
tries, aud cOuutersigu thofe which NAV have been
given by the Authorities. They also give tls "
health, II necessary. To- vessels saug from the port
where the consul resides To- the port " the nation a.
which he hclnnRs; they msy $50 certify invoice,
fnutterruH and other phIerF necessary the
merce aud navigation ui vessels.
18th. Thev may upruint chancellor or secretary
whensoever the eonsulnts has none and lured
for authenticaiiug documents.
llth. They may appoint Numerical agents 10 rrn-
plny all the mean in their power in behalf of thu udi
vidual of the natou IN wLo-c service the .utu %
and for executing the cpmmssiont which N, cnusul
my think proper to intrnst to tnrm out of the parr
Of his d-nce: p divided, however that such az MTG
arr ct e. enjoy tn Troro. sv's conceded 10 MS
but only those which are peculiar g. 60 ne c Il
agents.
AnrIcLr airr.
The nsuls Of one Of ile G. n,rsrtrg repu,lcr re-
siding in smother country may empty "a II 20 d
Offices in favor " individuals IT the other republic
which hss no consul 10 that &C. 'ntry.
ART.cLr Ssrn.
The contracting repuhiics recognize DO d. lornatlc
character ~ cnnsul-, Tor Wni~h rrsson they will not
enjoy n either country thu immuuites granted pub
lie hgenif acc edit. u at character ut IN rider
that the sAu cJnsus may their pr p.r func-
tons without dfhculty or delay they shall enjoy the
following pierugstives:
Let The consular Office, and dwelings shAl be at
all times invulAbc. The lucal authorities shA not
under any pretsI invade them IL NO rare shall they
e1aniuc or s+iEe the archives papers there deIus
ed. In snail those ofces dweliugs be used
~ places Of asylum when however. = consular on
Ger engaged in business The papers relating the
! consulate shall be kept seIArAt'
and. Consus. IN 81 that exclusively concerns the
exercise q their functions, shall be independent Of
| the tate IN whose territory they reside
srd The cousuls and their chAncrllors or tecretA-
re- shall be- exempt from all public and from
contributions, I-rr nal aud extraordinary imposed In
the country where they reside, aud they shGl be l.
empt from arrest ep; Ia thu offences which
the ocal legislation quSuhs rrimes and puufhes
such. The exempt ou does not compr, bend the con-
sus or Their chGuccllprs secretaries who may be
tives Of the counties III which thy reside.
eth No consular officer who u not citizen ~ the
country 10 which he ~ accredited shall be- compelled I,
appear witness before tn. courts Of the country
where he resides. when the testimony Of such con
sular oic"r ir needed It shall DO asked III writing o.
some shall 10 hts house TAX Il viva vuce II
however the testimony q consular oicer In either
country should he neoes-arV for tine dfenee q per
.on charged with crime aud should not voluntarily
| be gwen compulsory process requ4r ug the prerene,
- such consular officer a. ~ituess may be issued.
bth. In order that ths dvchnPs u consul. may h
easily and generally Known for the convenience o.
those Who may have o. resort T. them they snail he 81
lowed 10 hoist them tn Tag and n place over ths
door the coat Of arms 4 the natl ~ whose scrvic
the consul h. With an iuscr ptian e1prrssiue To-
functions discharged by HIN.
ARTICLE 3err
CJnsus shall ~, give passport. to any individual o
th,ir nation, OF going to their nation, Who may b
held t. Ausv b-iure any authority, court or jnde
Of the country for dehnqu"ucss committed By him. OF
Tor a deTnAnd which may have heeu legally AcknO~i
edged prov that III each proper notice there
Of shall have been given to the consul
ARTICLE s7rn,
The United States Of America and the Repubhe o
Salvador, desirlbg T. make durable possbie tn
relations which are to l.. established by yrtus Of thi
treaty, have declared 81 mniy aud d. agree to til
let. THIS treaty is concluded for the term of te.
! 49,. 80 a.. ...,..,-.-- -
ge@rs uAtLE IRON th' ttchAhH' 81 thfsratlncAiinut
aud one year before the eIprAtinn Of that peri u
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! - = . ~ ~ iI1tii,ion 70 'Ae nthe
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which viii follow similar decIa ration, whatever tn
tim. At which ~ NAV 81. nlac. ' - 80
| md II .uy ON. or NOR. ~ tho ri,t,.,. - .,,h.
party shall infringe any Of the articles Of this treat,
such ritiEeu shall To-. held r.r,-,raliy ,.s,an. H. q,
! the ,atn. aud the ha nd - - -.
between the matt, ms .b.Il r,, L.. pte--,,r,t $3.50
each party engaging IN no Va = T.. trst,,t ths Ia
1'' ., susn ,lnlA'l1u
q. -. IN ln auE on me h''icl"s g htAlnr'
-, 49,. -! 'nuuiu " Nl,lAt'" 81 initlhR"d IN an
80 49,. = :. y ~ 1i-trd thA' neither q
~ -, =, nsns I-IH.t 80 niuaih or AnihorR
otb- ,"t, NJ -, slAI' ae-'AIs war ARalns 10
.aid tartv Considering M. SAf - -