Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-11-06
LAWS or me usIfibsfifIs.
~oFFIoIAL.d
Laws Of the United States,
First s...sea q sss Kim c..rr....
rpUBtlsHgD BY AurHoRrrYl

SSLOST
Rtrss sssssen o. ~ kin Cs.gress,
tPuBtIsHsD BY AUTHORITY
InEkry between a. United States Of Amerc,
Qonsludsd s.ps.mesr "a $50. y NJ
batiae.tion advised b. senate March 81. 1871.
E i.iasS y F P%rs:iiasns a ap PtId N isl I
Tine ios exchange ofrauneaiion extended Jusn
R.taesiion. sseA.nssa d Lima My .. irs.
Proclaimed July q, is1l.
The time originally nIed for the exchange Of the
Isrne.tions having .unsvoidably eApsed, WA ex.
Novembsfs :. is5S. within shichtims ~. esrsmccy
took place. In the usual form.
IT rhs rIEsiDrsf OF THs rHIrsp uArrs or
A PROCLAMATION.
whereas . treaty for the extradition Of criminals,
mgiuves nom Justice. between the United States Of
and signed by their respective Pienipoisntiade 81
Lima. on the twelfth day Of September, eighteen
hundred and seventy, the original d. which treaty.
Icing u IN Engli.h and spanish languages. Il,
Extraditlon treaty between The United States Of
AneTisa and The Republic q reru -.
the better adminisiration q. Justice an he pfsyrn.
ton q crime within their respective territories and
$3.50 Nku tuG I'LL
hereinafter enumerated should, under certain cir.
eunlstanees. DC reeiproeaiiy delivered up. having
resolved TO conclude q treaty for this purpose, and
that .. to say the President Of ihe Unitsi States q
America has appointed Alvin p. Hover, Enroy W.
!tsordinay and Minister :Pienipotentsy q the
the Republic. % Pera and The Prssidsnt Of Psru
has appoited His Excellency, Doctor Joss ]. Loay-
q. Minister Of roreSn AnAiv Of Peru, who, snsr
having communicated 10 each other their respec-
tive full powers. found In good q true form. have
ssreed upon and concluded the following arti-
Ar. !. III Il agreed that the contracting parties
shall. on acquisitions made IN their name tLrolsh
the medium OF their respective diplomatic asents.
deliver w TO Justice persons who. being accused or
convicted OF the crimes enumerated In Article III Of
the prpsent treaty. committed within the ~jurisiic.
,hslIee found within The isritsries ofths other,
i rrg, na e; , somu sE,s sa. W n 4. d ss,S. only as,l, r p 70 u. ~.
tsbilshed as that the laws Of the country IN which
The fugitive or the psrson % accused shall Be bund
n usS,a }S,I ny. Pr Il q ,h nsI s iRp,'s ssa ss.a sp sh. Tr% soa,.
SWSr.,. Persons shah be so delivered mp who shah
treaty. sy., Vii, any .sy, q ,Ss foiowiar erims.. ~hs,htr as
principals. accessories. or sccomphees. to Wiz
!. Murder, comprehending the crimes o. parr-
eidera a.ssssinatlon. poisoning. and ihianc'de'
]. Bigamy.
4. Arson.
D. Kidnapping. urkuluE Tue HAlnr 70 w Nv takihk
or carrying away Of . person by force or deep
ton.
q. Robbery. highway robbery. larceny.
Z. burglary, defined 10 be the action OF breaking
and entering BY night time Into the house Of anoth.
or person with the intent 10 commit . felony,
& Countsrfelting or altering money. me iniiodue.
money; countsiisitins the certificates OF obiiFa-
tons Of the Government % bank .noles. and OF any
other documents of public credit, the uttsrfng and
ments OF decree. Of the Govsrpmcnfor coufts. o.
the seals. dies. postage-stamps and evenueefamps
ofthe Government, and the use OF the same orr
ing public and authentic deeds and documents,
both commercial and Of banks, and tho use OF the
.. Embefriement ofthe public moneys committed
orieeis OF hsiisss. and embsIIismsnt by any per.
sons hired or salaried. 81
. 10, fraudulent bankruptcy.
II. Mntiny on bosnd o2 q vessel. when the per
sons who compose the crew have taken foreible poe
session Of the same or have transferred the ship 10
i. severe injuries Intentionally caused on rail-.
roads, 10 Telegraph lines. OF TO persohs by means OF
explosions OF mines or steai.boilers.
AR. J. Tie provisions Of tn. present treaty shall
not be applied in any manner 10 any crime OF Of
frrrse Of . purely political character. nor shall the
manner TO the crimes enumerated In ths second
article committed anterior 70 the date o. exehanse
% the ratification hereof Neither OF NE contraet-
citizens under the siipulations OF this treaty.
Arr. 4. The extradition will BE- granted In virtue
o. the demand made by ,hs one gsssrnmsns on ,ae
equivalent 70 such order. In which viii be specified
the character and gravity q the Imputed ecu. and
The documents accompanying the demand for "a.
tradition shall be originals or certified copies. legally
authorized By ,he siieuIai, o. y 4 sompetsn, PET,
time . descriptive list Of the Individual required. or
any other prcoftowards his indetity.
. citiien Of either Of the contracting powers. the
Government granting the extradition will Inform
the Government of the country 10 which the &c.
made, and II the last-named Government reelalms
the Individual on Its own account Tor trial In Its
own tribunals. the Government TO which was made
the demands Of extradition may, al VIII, deliver the
criminal 20 the fttie IN whose territories the crime
was committed. OF to that TO which the criminal Be-
eItfadition may be demanded In virtue Of the pres.
ent convention from one Of the contracting. parties,
should st the same time be the subject Of claims
crimes or misiemssnon eemmitied IN their ~.
spectiye territories. be or she shall be delivered up
TO that Government In whose t.rrtones the onenss
committed was Of the rayest character; and when
livery viii be made 10 the Government maxim the
INST demand and II the dates Of the demand. be
the same. tina. otthe nation TO which the criminal
AR, q II the person claimed Is aocusci o. zen.
teDced In the country WHERE he may have taken lef
country. his delivery may be delayed uniil the den.
nitive sentence releasing him BE- pronouneed. or IN
III such time a. he msy have eoniplisd With puniaht
refuge.
AR, Z. In cases not admitting Of delay, snd..es-
peciAily In thos< whsrs there u danger Of escape.
each o. the two 0overnmenu. authorised b.. the
means. s.i and obtain The arrest Of The person &C
eused or sentenced.. on condition Of presenting the
~. nv. ords! ios apprehension a. soon a. may ~ Pos
Arr. 4. All expenses whatever Of deteasion and
delivery sreetedln virtue Of the preceding provis.
IN whose nam. The regulation shall have been
made.
AR .. This trraty. shall ommence from the date
The "a shanE, 2, ,as .a',nss.,en.; and .esi Com con.
parties OF one Of them but u shall not be
except BY mutual consent. unless the
party desiring to aerogats u shall give twelve
Art. ID. The present treaty shan be ntined In
conformity with the constitution Of the two eoun-
Of Wusinston OF Lima. Within s%isnissn
months from the date thereof or sooner u pos<i.
In witness whereof. We. the plenipo,entsr,es Of
United States Of America and The Republic Of
have signed and sealed these presents.
Done In the city Of Lima. In duplicate. English
,ss s y sSi io ~, o ss' .Ssu s:s ?, .i sse'f suSsr:a y an. N;
Beyenty,
ls.aI ALVIN ,; ncyEY.
And whereas the said treaty has been duly raii.
ned on both parts, and the respective ratiieations
exchanged At Lima on the twentysishth day
Now, therefore be u Known, that I. Ulysses s.
President Of the United States Of America,
he end that The same. and every clause and article
By the United States and the citizens thereof |
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand, |