Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1874-09-24

,ersies, .sdd lins, IL d HI 81 taxss, Il
80 and ,contributiic tiics1 except ,hseo
khish they shall IS lawfully held to
~ 90 account of their property or
aad ID which tho eitis~ns
md pslar iAhahNapi, Of ihe eo,totsy il
which they Tsriids are sub iect, they u
ing, 10 other respects subject % ths
lsvs Of the respective c,untries Tte
lrchises md papers ot tls@ several en-:
,ulstes .hslls s ipvinlAblI respeeted
ind no persnp. psgistrate OF other puh
lie authority shal, xpder any :psetss.,
interfere With O .ei.@ them.
Article .KXXIy.
The consuls and vice.copauls shal.
have power to require the aasistanc.,
81 the public authorities of the cnuntry
10 which they reside for the asrert, de.
teniion, and custody Of desertsrs from
The vessels of war or uerchantvessels'
II their nation; and where the desert
ers claimed shall belong T. merchant:
vessel, the consuls Of viee-conSuls mn.t
address themselves 70 the competent
authority. and demand the dessrters in
writing, proving By the ships roh or
other public document that the indi-
vidnals clsimed are part of the crew
Of the vessel from which it 10 alle3ged
that they have deserted; but should
the individuals claimed foru, q part Of
the crew Of vessel Of vsr. the word
Of honor q = commise,oned officer at
tached to the said vessel shall be suf6
cient 70 identity tho dsserte-s; and
when the demand of the cousu's or
vice-consuls shall, in either case, be SO
proved, ths delivery Of tbe deserte.s
shall not be refused = The said desert
ers when arrested shall be delivered to
the eoDeuls OF, vice consuls, or at the
request of these, shall be put in tho
public prisons, and maintained at the
expense of those who reclaim them, tn
be delivered to the vessels to which
they belong or sent to others of tho
same nation; but if the said deserters
should not be so delivered or sent with
in the term of two months, to be coun-
ted from the day Of their arrest they
shalt be set at liberty, and shall not be
again spprehended for the same cause.
The high contracting psrties agree
that 1t shall not BE- lawful for any pub.
lie authority or other person within
their respeetiye domipicns to karhor or
protect such deeerters.
ARTICLE xXXV.
For the purpose Of more sffectua;ly
protecting their commerce and nayiga-
lion, the two contrasting parties do
hereby agree 20 form % soon hereafter
a. may be mutually conyenieot, con-
sular convention which shall declare
specially the powers and immunities
Of the conspls and vicc-eon.qls OF the
respective Parties.
ARTICLE XXXV1.
Until the conclusion Of . consular
convention, the high contracting par
ties agree that in the absence Of the le-
gal heirs OF representatives. the eonse,s
or vice. consul Of either party shall shall
be ex-oficio the executors or sdminis-
traitors of the citizens of their nation
who may die within their consular ja-
risdictions, aud of their eountrymen
dying at sea whose property may be
brought within their district. The
sald consuls shall call in justice os the
peace or some other legal authority to
assist in taking an inventory of the eE-
fects and property OF the deceased, at
ter which the said effects shall remain
in the hands of the said oonsu's or vice
cousuls, who shall be authorized to sell
Immediately such Of the effects or pro-
perty as may be Of perishab]e nature
and to dispose Of the remainder accord
ing to the instructions Of their respect
i've Governments. And were tho de-
ceased tas been engaged in commerce:
or other business, the consuls or vice.
consuls shall hold the effects o. proper
ty so remaining until the expiration Of
twelve calendar months; during which
time the creditors, if any, Of the de-
ceased, shall have the right to present
their claims and demands agains the:
said effects aud property; and questions
arising out of such claims or demands
shall be decided by the laws Of the
country wherein the said citizens may
have died. 1t is understood neverthe-
less, that if no claim or demand shall
haye keen made against the effects aud
property Of au individual so deceased,
the consuls or vice -consnls, at the exp;-
ration Of the twelve calendar months;
may close the estate and dispose of tho
effects and property in accordance with
the instructions from their own Gov
er0ments.
ARTICLE XXXVII.
AS consequence Of the principles
of equality herein established, in vir-
tue of which the citizens of each one of
the high contracting parties enjoy in
the territory OF the other the; same
rights Of natives, and receive from the
respective Governments the same pro-
tection in their persons and property;
it is declared that only in case that
such protection should be denied, on
account of the fact that the claims p,e-
ferred have not been promptly attend
ed to by the legal authorities, or that
manifest injustice has been done BY
such authorities, and after ri the legal
means have bsea .e1 hausted, then alone
shall diplomatic Intervention take
place.
ARTICLE xxxVl11: 80
The Tnied States Of America and
the Republic Of Peru; desiring to make
~ durable ~ possible the relations ts'
tablished between the two parties In
virtue Of this treaty OF frie.dship, CON-
merce; aad navigation declare so:emn'y
and agree 40 follows: @sl::s,,a
lat Tha nreaent treaty shalt remain