Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-05-16

"A PROCLAMATION.
Whereas, a treaty for the mutual extrsdition
OF criminals. fugitiyes nom Justice. between
the United state. Of America and the Republic
OF Ecuador, was concluded and signed by their
respective Plenipotentiaries at Quito on the
,weniy- eighth day OF June. eightee. hundred
and sevsnty.two; which treaty, being In the
English and Spanish languages, IL word for
word as follows:
~ExrRApirioS TREATY HxrwrES TIE UNITED
STATES or AsEkicA n THE ExrrnIic OF
The United States Of America and the Re
public OF Ecuador. having deemed 10 conducive
10 the better administration OF justice and the
prevention Of crime within their respective
territories that all persons convicted OF Or ac-
eused of the erimes enus Grated below. being
f~ugitives from justice. shAll be. undsr certain
cirenm stances. reeiprscAlly delivered mp, have
resolved TO conclude . treaty upon the subject;
and the President OF tho United stAtes mas ief
this purpose named Rum-ey Wing. . citizen OF
the United States, and their Minister Resident
ln Ecuador. as rlenipotcnt,ary on the part
OF the United States. aud the President
of Ecuador has named Francisco Jasier Icon,
Minister OF tue Interior and Of Foreign Anairs,
as Pienipotenlsry on the part Of Ecuador;
who, havih. reclprocAlly communicated their
inll powers. and the same having been found In
gOcd aad due form. have Agreed upon the fi
lowing articles, via:
AhNlIIL a u oVNflAnn'ht - -
States and the Government 81 Ecuador mutu-
ally agree TO deliver up such persons 20 may
have bscn convicted 81 or may be accused OF
the crimes set forth In the following article,
committed within the Jurisdiction OF one OF the
contracting parties, and who may have sousht
refuge or be fbund within the territory OF the
ether: II being understood that this IL only TO
he done when the efiminslity shall % proved
In such manner that, according 10 the hwsot
the country where the fugitive or accused may
b. found. sueh persona might DO lavfaly ar.
rested and tried, had tho crime been
within It's Jurisdiction.
AIR. :. Persons convicted OF or accused OF
any OF tho following crimes shall be delivered
up, IN accordance With the provisions OF this
treaty:
i.l. Murder. including assassination, parri-
eide, infanticide and poisoning.
81. The crime ef rape, arrou, piracy, and
mutiny on ship-bosrd when the crew, or q part
thereof. by fraud or violence against the com
nandln. Onieer. have taken possession oil the
vessel.
81. The crime Of burglary. TIL. being under
stood a. the act Of breaking or forcing an en-
trance into a.othsr'- housc with Intent to com
init any crime: and the crime OF robbery, this
being defined as the act OF taking nom the per.
son o. another good. or money With criminal
lth. The crime Of forgery, which 10 under.
stood to he the wilful use or circulation OF
forsvd papers or public documents.
5ih. The ALTERATION or circulation OF conn
terfelt money, either coin OF paper, OF public
bonds. hank bills and securities, and In general
OF auy Kind of titles to or Instruments OF
credit, the counterfeitin. OF stamps. dies. seals
and marks of the state and Of the administra'
tive authorities, and the sale or eircaiation
thereof.
mltted within the Jurisdiction OF either party,
by public officers or depo-itaries.
Arr. 3 The -tiprlations OF this treaty shall
not be applicable to crimes or oifenses OF q po-
iiiical character; and the person or persons dc.
lvered M, charged with the crime- specified
in the foregoing article, shall not ho prosecuted
Tor any crime committed previously TO that for
which his OF tkeir cxtrsdilion may be asked.
Ant. q n the person whose extraaiiion may
have been applied for, In accordance with the
.tipulations of the present trcsty. shall have
BEEN arrczted for ofsnses committed In the
country where be has sought refuge, or N he
shall have been sentense,it therefor. his extrsdi
tion may b. deferred until his aeguiltal, or the
e1plIstlon u the term ior which he .hall have
ecen sentenced,
AR. s. Regulations for the extradition Of
fugitive. from Justice shall he made by the TO
spcciiye diplomatic agents OF The contracting
parties, or. In case OF the absence ofthe-c nom
the county or it, capital. they may be made BY
superior consular officers. II ies person whose
eXiraliiion 4. asked for -hali have been con-
yictcd of a crime, the requl-ition must be &C.
cOmpanisd by q cop Of the sentence OF the
court that has convicted him, authenticated
under Its seal, and an attestation Of the Official
character Of the judge who has signed Il, made
by the proper executive authority Alec by an
Naturalization OF the latter BY the Minister or
Conrul of Inc United States or Ecuador. rcspsc-
lively. IN the costrzry. however. when the
fugitive l. merely charged with crime, q duly
authenticated copy OF the warrant for his arrcst
In the country where the crime has been com
miited. and % any evidences In writing upon
which such warrant may have been i.sued,
must accompany the Aforesaid reqsi-itioa. The
President OF the United States, or the proper
executive authority Of Ecuador. may then or.
der the arrest OF the fugitive, In order that he
may he brought before the Judicial authority
which IL competent 10 examine the question
ef extradltion. n. then. according TO the eyi.
dsnee and the law, u be decided that the extra
diiion l. due In conformity with this treaty.
the fugitive shall he delivered mp according to
the fOrms prescribed In such csse-.
Agr. q. The expense. Of the arrest, deten.
tlOn and transportation OF persons claimed
-hall he paid by the Government In whose
name The rcqnlsliion shall have been made.
THIS treaty shall continue In force for ten
l0l years from the day OF exchange OF the raii.
acailon-: bat IN case neither party shall have
given to the other one % years previous notice
% it, intention to terminate the same, then
this treaty shall conilnae In force for ten C0
years longer. and 80 on.
The present treaty shall be ratified and the
Publications exchanged In the capital OF Eeua-
dor, wlthlr two mon ths from the day OF which
the session % the coming Congress Of Ecuador
-hAll terminate. which viii be In October. lsI3.
In testimony whereof the respective ricnipo-
tentiaris- have signed the present treaty In du
plicaic. and have hereunto aflxed their seals.
DOne In the city Of Quito. capital Of the Re-
public OF Ecuador, THIS twenty-eishth day Of
June. one thousand eight hundred aud seventy
two,
[.sal] EgNsEY VINO, Iron
And whereas the said treaty has been duly
ratlicd on both parts. and the respective ratid. |
@ations were exchanged at Quite ON the isih OF
November last:
Now, therefore. be Il known that I, Ulysses
\ grant. prs-ident of ,ha limited st.ts. NJ |