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

either country shall have the unrestrain-
ed right to travel in any part of the pos.
sessions Of the other, and shall in all
cases enjoy the same security and pro-
lection as the natives of the country
wherein they reside, on condition of
their submitting to the laws and ordin-
ances there prevailing; they shall not be
called upon for any forced loan or ex-
traordinary contribution for any militia
ry expedition, or for any public purpose
whatever, nor shall they be liable to any
embargo, or be detained with their ves-
sells, cargoes, merchandise, goods, or ef.
fects, without being allowed therefor
full and sufficient indemniflcation, which
shall in al! cases be agreed upon and
paid in advance.
Article Ill.
The two high contracting parties here.
by bind and engage themselves not to
grant any favor, privilege, or immunity
whatever, in matters Of commerce and
navigation, to other nations, which shall
not be Immediately extended also to the
citizens of the other contracting party,
who shall enjoy the same, gratuitiously
if the concession shall bave been gratu-
uitous, OF on giving a compensation as
nearly as possible of porportionatc value
and effect, to be adjusted by mutual
agreement, if the concession shall haye
been conditional.
Article ".
No higher or other duties, or charges
ON account of tonnage, lighthouses or
harbor dues, pilotage, quarantine, SAL
wage in case Of damage or shipwreck, or
any other local charges, shall be impos-
ed in any ports of Peru, on vessels Of the
United States, than those payable in the
same ports by Peruvian vessels; nor in
any Of the ports ofthe United States by
Peruian vessels, than shall he payable in
the same ports by vessels Of the United
States.
Article V.
All kinds of merchandise and articles
Of commerce which may he lawfully I'M.
ported into the ports and territories of
either Of the high contracting parties in
national vessels may also be so imported
in vessels Of the other party without pay.
ing other or higher duties or charges,
| of any kind or denomination whatever,
than if the same merchandise and arti
e1es of commerce were imported ID ma
tional vessels; nor shall any distinction
be made in the manner Of making pay
ment of the said duties or charges. 1t is
expressly understood that the stipula.
tions in this and the preceding articles
are to their sull extent applicable to the
vessels, and their cargqes; belonging to
either of the high contracting parties ar
irving in the ports and territories Of the
other, whether the said vessels have
cleared directly from the ports of the
country to which they appertain, or from,
the ports Of any other cation.
Article VI.
No higher or other duties or charges
shall be imposed or levied upon the I'M
portation into the ports and territories OF
either of the high contracting parties OF
any article, the produce, growth, or man
ufacture of the other party, than are, OF
shall be, payable on the like article, be
ing the produce, growth, or manufact
ure Of any other country; nor shall any
prohibition be imposed upon the impor
tation Of any article, the produce, growth
or manufacture of either party, into the
ports or territories Of the other, which
shall not equally extend to all other na
tons.
Article VII.
All kinds of merchandise and articles
Of commerce which may be lawfully ex
ported from the ports and territories OF
either Of the high contracting parties in
national vessels, may also be exported in
vessels of the other party: and they shall
be subject to the h same duties only, and
be entities to the same drawbacks, boun.
! oil hot
merchandise and articles. of commerce
or in vessels of the other party.
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1t is hereby declared that the stipula.
tiOns of the present. treaty are not under
stood as applying to the navigation and
coasting trade between one port and
another, situated in the :tez1itories o.
either contracting party, the regulation
served respectively by the parties aecor
sells of either country shall, However, b.
permitted to discharge part Of their car
goes at one port open TO foreign com
mcrcc in the territories of either of tn,
high contracting parties, and to proceed
othar nor 8, Iorts ~ % The yssms te-r;t9
ries oren to- fdreien commerce, ~ withnm
navinr otber az hfoher tonna~e.dmes -,
nort. .cRaroes in sncL caaes than womb \.
paid b, National vessels in like circnm
} stances: and thew shall be permitted I,
load in like manner OF different ports il
the same voyage outward.
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