Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-11-23

place where It was taken on board, 30 that IL may |
be known whether any part Of the same consists Of
contrahand prohibited articles which certificate
shall be made out In the accustomed form by the
authorities Of the port whence the vessel sailed,
he adjudged by the competent tribunals, AID lnaS
be declared good aud legal prize, unless 1t shall be
proved that the said defect Or omission was owing
by testimony equivalent In the opinion OF the said
tribunals for which purpose there SHAH be Aowrd
reasHnable length OF time 10 procure and present IT,
| Article XVI, n-A. ~ ! q 4
The preceding stpulatIons relative to the visit and
| examination OF vessels shall apply only 10 those
which sail without convoy for when said vessels
commander of the convoy, on his word OF honor,
| that the vessels under his protection belong
to the nation whose nag they carry, and when they
are bound to an enemy's port. that they have no
contraband goods on board, shall be sufficient.
| A,. NDIl Article XVII .It4Itl
II Is further agreed that, in all prize cases, the
courts specially established for such in The
country to which the prizes may be cnnducIed shall
| alone take cognizance OF them. And whenever
| ment against any vessel merchandise or properly,
claimed by the citizens Of the other perty, the SEN
~ S we ss ses s sne or
and an authenticated copy of the sentence or de-
cree. and Of all the proceedings conneele with the
mandef or agent Of the said vessel, m chanlIss or
| property, without any excuse or de ay, upon pay
4 ment of the established legal fees for the same.
Article XVIII.
Whenever one Of the contracting p.rfies shall be
engaged In war with another natot, 90 citizen Of
the other contracting party shall acc pt conmis-
or co operating hostiey withrhe said enemy against
the said party so at war under pain Of being treated
| as pirate.
j II. which is not to be expected q rupture should
at any time take place between the two contracting
nations, and they should engage 10 War win each
other they have agreed now for then, that tha meT
chants, traders, and other citizens o. all occupa-
tons OF either Of the two parties residing in the c-
ties ports, and doninions OF the other shall have
the privilege OF remaining and co.. tlnung their
trade and business therein, and shall be respected
and maintained In the full and undisl urbed enjoy
ment of their personal liberty and pr rery 80 long
as they conduct themselves peaceabs and properly,
and commit no offence against the 'ws. And In
case their acts shou render them justly suspected
and have thus forfeited this privilege he respective
Governments should order them to leave the coun-
try, the term Of twelve months from he publication
or lntiation OF the order therefor shalt be allowed
them in which to arranee and settle their affairs,
erty to which end the necessary safe conduct
shall be given to them, which shall rye as SUM-
clent protection until they arrive at the designated
port and there embark but this favor shall not be
extended to those who shall act contrary to the es-
tabshed laws 1t is, nevertheless, un erstood that
the respective Governments may order the persons
so suspected to remove forthwith to such places In
the Interior az may be desigf ated.
| Article xxx.
{ In the event Of war, or OF any interruption Of
friendly intercourse between the high contracting
parties the money, private debts, shares in The pub
lie funds, or in the public or private banks, or any
Of the one party in the territories q he oher shall
In no case be sequestrated or connscfted.
WI Article XXI. u
The high contracting parties deslrlpg TO pYrid all
inequality In their public communications uii pni-
cial. intercourse, agree to grant to tler oys,
minister's charges d'afaires- and OF er diplomatic
Ss sa scse a %ss isvores nsoa
do shall enjoy, 1t being understoo that the IA
vors, privileges, immnnites, and exemptions
charges d'affares. other diplomatic agents Of the
other party or to those Of any other nation shall be
recprocaly granted and extended to those OF both
the high contracting parties respectively.
,I Article xXXT.
! | To protect more effeetually fthe commerce and
navigation of their respective citzen-, the United
States OF America and the Republic of Peru agree
to admit and receive, mutually, consuls and vice
: coDsuls in their ports open TO foreign comme'ce,
who shall enjoy & within tne respective consns,
of the consus and vIce-consus OF the most favored
nation but 10 enjoy the rights, prerogatlves anf
: immunities which belong TO them In virtue OF thel
public character the consus and vce-consels shall
before exercising their oicia functions, exhibit t
the government to which they are accredited thel
= commissions or patents In due FORM in order to re
ceive their exequatur; after receiving which they
shall be acknowledged IN their on1cla characters p
i district in which they reside. The hig contracting
i parties, neverthe ess, remain at libery to excep
y those ports and places where the adm sS0n ahd
Il idence of consuls and vice-consus may not seem
q be convenient, provided tnat the refusal to admi
them shall likewise extend to those o all nations.
e The consuls vice-consuls, their officers and per
n sons employed In their consuales, shall be exemp
from all public service, and from all kids Of taxes
imposts and contributions except those which the
shall be lawfully held to pay on account OF the pro
perty or commerce, and to which the ciiz ms an
d other Inhabitants OF the country In which they re
side subject, they being In other respects, sub
ject to the laws of the respective countries IN
archives and papers OF the consnlaes shall be invie
ably respected; and no person, magistrate, or put
l. lie authority shall, under any pretext interfer
), with or seize them.
), Article xxxIv
y The consuls and yce-con shall have power /
= require The assistance OF the public authorities
T. the country In whcn ey reside for the arrest, de
y tenou, and custody OF deserttrs from the vessel
d. | Of war or merchant vessels OF their nation, an
where the de. erters claimed shall belong to mel
chant vessel the consus or vlce-consuls must ad
~ dress themselves to he competent authority an
" demand the deserters in writing, proving by IN
ships roll or other public document that the ind
yiduals claimed are part OF the crew OF the aess
from which it is al eyed that they have deserted
e. but should the individuals claimed from part
u the crew OF vessel OF war the word OF honor Of
Id commission ocer attached TO the said vessel shA
ul be sufficient to Identify the deserters and when u
s. demand Of the consuis or yice-consus sha.
X shall not be refused The said d'-erters, whe
ne arrested shall be delivered TO the con5us or VIC
in consuls ~ at the request of these, shan be put
ed those who reclaim them to be delivered TO the We
sells to which they belong OF sent TO others OF q
be so delivered or sent within the term Of tw
IN. months TO be counted from the day OF their arres
,
~ apprehended for the same cause. The high co
he tracing parties agree that 1t shall moi be lawful (
ne ne any public authority or other person within the
No respective dominlons to harbor or protect such
ho serters.
en-. For the purpose of more effectually protectl
up their commerce and navigation the two cOntract
In parties do hereby agree to FORM so N hereafter
Of may be mutually convenient, consu ,r conventio
.rd which shall declare specially the pow and innl
e mites of the consus and yice-consun Of the respt
IN, | tive parties.
IN Article XXXvI.
>" Until the conclusion OF consular CO vertlon, q
high contra citing parties agree that IN The absence
the legal heirs representatives the tonsuls or VI
eH consuls o. either party shall he olc0 the exec
tn tors or administrators OF the citiz OF Their
"a, ton who may die within their consular Jurisdiction
I'M and of their countrymAn dying at sta whose pi op
or ty may be brought within their dist let The ~
ART consuls or yice-consuls shall call In Justice OF
nn- peace or some other Judicial author to assist
or taking an inventory of the effects anu property J
'sei by the deceased, after which the sa efec sh
at remain in the hands OF the said consuS or vce-c'
rgo such of th' effects property as may he of p
her ishabe nature, and TO dispose OF the remainder
ace cordng to the Instructions of their respective O.
ed. ernment And where the deceased mas oeen eni
ing ged In commerce or other business, The consulh
or vice-consuls shall hold the effects hn property
ssel remaining until the expiration OF tw I've calen
any months, during which time the cretliiuIs II any
ou, the deceased, fhall have the right To- present III
DIS claims and demands against the said e1fects
any property ; and all questions ariainy out of 81
)ck' claims demands shall be decided by the laws