Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-07

tive conirions to harbor or rrOtec; zach de-
Article NNNy.
foi me prTEoSe 81 uoIe tfesfrai'y nro.er.-
I nk ,hsf oemmeiee and nav gAdOn, The two
contracting parties DO hereby arree % f0ru. a.
sOcn btteaffcT 80 n A. II mutually convenient
ctn' ar Convention, bfch shall declare sDs-
SlSli! nc loSels and irnmunities Of TIE con-
sIs Aho vice cons uls a. the respC ctive parfies
-. ARTICLE AAkNL
nul The conclusion OF q consular Conveutfcn
sbe nlsh e"ntrscung parties sgrse that In the
AScbee al TIE legal beiTs or reYreee natives the
oonsnls or vice-consuls OF either party shall be
ththcio The executors or administrators OF the
tbeiI e ~ o. TIER Eston wtc may dc within
Zahth Dying ~ sea whore property may be
oIOOeht within their district The said consuls
=, r.oe,oonseis shaH call in justice OF the
In taxing an inventory OF the effects k-d rros-
eIty let 10y the deceased, after which the sald
enects shan remain I'm the hands OF the ssid
oonsuls or vice consuls who shall ee ..,teo-' -
10 ten I'm raeotstely such OF the effects or pnao-
cry ~ NAV be OF perishable nature, And 20
alspo-e OF TIE remainder according O. TIE in
structons OF their respective Governms,ss
Ard where the deceased has been enrNgeS a.
commerce or ether business, the cOnsuls of vice
oonsus shall bold the Effects and properly 20
remaining until the expiration OF twelve caien-
car months, during which time the cre,iitors
u any, OF the deceased. shall have the right %
present. their claims and demands agaiHsi the
said effects and property; and eli question.
arising out OF such claims or demands shall he
decided hy the laws Of the country wherein the
ssid citizens may have died it l. understood,
nevertheless, that IL 10 claim or demand shall
have been made against the effects and prop-
eIty OF an individual 50 deceased, the cOusals or
vice-oousuis, st the expiration OF the twelve
calendar months, may close the estate and dis
pose 81 the CECCis aud property In accordance
With the Instructions from their own Govern
mtnts.
ARTICLE NNNvu.
As consequence OF the principles OF causlitV
hefein estaolisaed, an virtue OF which tue citi-
zens Of esch one OF the hi "a CONTRACTING parties
eT Joy In the territory OF the other ne ss,,s
rights ~ natives and receive from the r,.spe.tive
Governments the ssme protection In Their per.
rns and property, it h declared that oDIv in
case that such protection shall BE depieN on
account OF the fact that the elaine preferred
bAye not been promptly attended 20 by tue
legal Authoritiee. 81 that manifest injustice has
been done by such authorities ami aiter an the
legal means have been exhausted. then alone
shall d'Pomatic Intervention take place.
ARTICLE NAANII.
The 7iteG States 81 America and THE Repub-
lie Of Peru, desiring - make As durable a. nos
sibie the rtiations established between the two
parties In virtue VI tAts treaty OF friendship.
commerce. and navigation. declare aolemniy
and agree ~ follows
LIST. The present treaty shall remain in force
Tor the term Of ten years from the DAY OF the
exchange Of the Publications thereof and fur
Their until the end OF one year after either Of the
high contracting parties shall have given notice
TO the other Of its Intention 70 terminate the
same, each OF them reservlng 60 Itself the right
OF giving such notice 20 the other Al the end OF
the said term OF ten years. And IL is hereby
AGREED between the parties that, ON the expira-
ton OF one year after such notice shall have
been received by either OF them from the other
party, as above mentioned. this treaty shall
altogether cease and terminate.
2d. IL any citizen or citizens Of either marty
shall infringe any Of the articles Of this treaty,
such citizen or citizens SHAH be held personally
res onSible therefor, and the harmony aud good
understanding between the two nations shall
not be interrupted thereby, each party engag-
ing IN 20 way TO protect the offender or offend
"a fffrae l..-as,H
rendering Itself liable for the cOnse Quences
thereof.
Sd. should. unfortunately. any Of the prOvis-
ions contained Ia the present treaty he violated
or infnnged I'm any other manner whatever, II
Is expressly stipulated and agreed that neither
OF the contracting parties shall order or author
lie any act OF reprisals, nor declare nor make
war against the other on complaint of Injuries
or damages resulting therefrom, until the party
considering Itself Sggrieved shall first have pre-
sented 70 the other n statement or representa-
ton Of such injuries or damages, verified bv
competent proofs, and demanded redress ana
satisfaction, and the same shall have been either
refuse or uuTeasonsbly delayed.
4th. Nothing contained IN this treaty shall.
however, be construed Co operate contrary @
former and existing public treaties with other
NATIONS or sOVereigns.
The present treaty Of friendship, commerce,
and navigation shall be approved and ratified
by the President OF the United States, by and
thereof, and by tie President OF the Republic OF
Peru, with the appobstOn OF the Congress
theIeoi, and tie rathCattOns shall be EXCHANGED
al Washington or Lima within eighteen months
ftom the cate OF the signature hereof, or sooner,
II possible.
In faith whereof we, the PlenipOtentiaries OF
the United States OF America ana Of the Re-
public Of Peru, have signed and sealed these
presents.
Done az tie city OF Lima 10 duplicate, English
AID Spanish, this the sixth day OF September, in
the year If our Lord one thousand eight hun
dTed ard seventy.
[seslJ ALVIN P. HovEv.
ISeai. JOsE j. LOATZA.
And whereas the said treaty has been daily
ratified on both parts, ana the respective ratih-
cations Of the same we're exchanged at Lama on
The twenty eighth day OF May last:
Now, therefore, be IL known that l. lysses n.
Grant, President OF the United States OF Amer
lea, have caused the said treaty 90 be made
public, 10 the end that the same, and every
clause and srticle thereof, may be observed aud
fulfilled with good faith by the United States
and the citizens thereof.
In witness whereof I have hereunto set nv
hand, and caused the seal Of the United States
to be AFFIXED.
Done at the city OF Washington this twenty
seventh day Of j ally, IN the year Of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
SEAL seyenty-tOur, And In tie ninety-ninth
year OF the Independence OF the United
States Of America.
L. S. GRANT.
BY the President;
HAMILTON FISH, Secretary Of State.