New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-09-27

expense of those who reclaim them. TO be-
delivered to the vessels to which they be.
long or sent to others of the same nation.
hut if the said deserters should not be so
delivered or sent within the term of two
months, to be counted from the day o: their
arrest. they shall be set at liberty, and shall
not De again apprehended for the same
cause the high contracting parties agree
that it shall not be lawful for any public
authority or other person within .heir
such deserters.
ARTICLE XxXv.
For the purpose of more etfectual.: pro-
tectlng their commerce and navigation. the
TWO contracting parties do hereby agree 20
form. as soon hereafter as may be mutually
convenient, a consular convention, Y aIch
shall declare specially the powers ard in
munitles of the consuls and vics ccasuls ..
The respective parties.
ARTICLE XXXyt.
Until the conclusion OF a consular ca.:er-
ton, the hi h contracting parties agree hat
n the absence OF the legal heirs and repre-.
sentatives the consuls or vice consuls OF
either party shall be ex-ofticio the executors
OF administrators of the citizens of .heir
nation who may die within their CONSULAR
Jurisdictions, and of their countrymen dy.
Ing at sea whose property may be broIgb!
within their district. The said consuls or
vice consuls shall call in Justice OF .he
peace or some other judicial authority 20
assist IN taking an inventory of the ELECTS
and property left by the deceased. after
which the said effects shall remain IN tho
hands of the said consuls or vice consrls. who
shall be authorized to sell Immediately such
OF the effects or property as may be OF q per.
isilapie nature. and to dispose OF :he re.
mainder according to the instructions Of
their respective governments. And where
the deceased has been engaged in commerce
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suls shall hold the effects and property 40
remaining until the expiration of twelve
calendar months. during which time :he
creditors, i any. OF the deceased shall. have
the RICH. 20 present their claims and ie-
mands sgains: the said effects and proper.
~: and all questions arising out Of sach
claims or demands shall be decided by .he
gems may have died. 1t il understood.
nevertheless, that it no claim or demand
shall have been made against the ets.gs
and property of an individual so deceased
the consuls or vica cOnsuls. at the eyp!ra-
ton of the twelve calendar months. may
close the estate and dispose Of the Effects
and property in accordance with che IL.
s:cuctIons from their own governments.
ARTICLE XxxvH.
A consequence of the principles Of
equality herein established, in virtue D!
which the citizens of each one of the high
contracting parties enjoy in the territory Of
:he other the same rights as natives. and
receive from the respective governments
the same protection in their persons and
property. it is declared that only in ease
tina. such protection should be denied, on
account Of the fact that the claims preferred
have not been promptly attended to by The
legal authorities, or that manifest n 1stice
has been done by such authorities. and
after all the legal means have been OK.
hausted, then alone shall diplomat: u: et.
yen.ion take place.
ARTICLE xxxvIIf.
The United States OF America an! :he
Republic of Peru, desiring TO make as
durable as possible the relations estab-
ished between the two parties in virtue OF
this treaty of friendship, commerce and
navigation. declare solemnly and agree 81
follows:
First-The present treaty shalt remain 10
force for the term of ten years from Che day
OF the exchange of the notifications thereof.
and further until the end Of one year after
either OF the high contracting parties shall
have given notice to the other of its .nten.
ton TO terminate the same, each OF them
reserving to itself the right Of giving such
notice TO the other at the end of the said
term of ten years. And it is hereby agreed
between the parties that. on the expiration
of one year after such notice shall have
been received by either of them from the
other party, as above mentioned, this treaty
shall altogether cease and terminate.
Second-If any citizen or citizens of either
party shall infringe any of the articles Of
this treaty, ench citizen or citizens shall be-
held personally responsible therefor, and
the harmony and good understanding
between the two nations shall not be ins
terrupted thereby, each party engaging in
no way to protect the offender or OFFENDERS
or TO sanction such violation, under pain of
rendering itself liable for the consequences
thereof.
Third-Should, unfortunately, any of the
provisions contained in The present treaty
be violated or infringed in any other nans
ner whatever, it is expressly stipulated
and agreed that neither of the CONTRACT.
ing parties shall order or authorize any act
OF reprizals, nor declare nor make war
against the other on complaint of injuries
or damages resulting therefrom until :he
party considering itself aggrieved shalt first
have presented to the other q statement Or
representation of such injuries or danl1gess
verified by competent proofs, and demanded
redress and satisfaction, and the same shall
have been either refused OF unreasonably
delayed.
Fourth-Nothing contained in this treaty
shall. however. be construed to operate
contrary t., former and existing pubic
treaties with other nations or so-eyei gnS.
The present treaty Of friendship. com.
merce and navigation shalt be approved
and ratified by the President O.: tn. United
States. by and with the advice and coasen.
of the Senate thereof, and by the gycs!den:
OF the Republic Of Peru, with the apr:oba.
zion 81 the Congress thereof, and :Ac :a.if.
cations shall! be exchanged at Washington
or Lima within eighteen months from :he
date IF The signature hereof. o. :;oo:e:, i
possible.
In faith whereof VIC. the pier;potcr.:a:;as
of .ne United States Of America ans. .: no
Republic o: Peru, have signed and scai:i
:hese presents.
Done At the city Of Lima. IL duplicate.
English and Spanish. this the sixti: day OF
September. in the yea: OF on, i..:i onn
thousand eight hundred and seventy.
ALVIN =. NcvEI.
JOSE J. LcAYZA.
And whereas :he said treaty !,.s beef,
dul; ratified On botl, parts. ,.nc .he :e.
spective .atifca:ion> Of the sarne 'r.,. ex.
changed at Lima on the twen.;.eigi.:a day
OF May last.
Now. therefore. be It known :'a: I.
Ulysses ). Grant. President o: ::.e United
States Of America. have ca,fsed .;.. .aId
treaty 20 be made public. to the +:l.. ina:
the same. and every clause AT! article
thereof. may be observed and fulfilled: with
good faith by the United States a.! she
citizens thereof.
In witness whereof have hereun.o Sc.
my hand and caused the sea; o: the LATED
States 20 ne affixed.
Done a: Che city Of Washington :his
twenty-seventh day Of July, in the gear of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy.tour. and in che ninet:.ninth .! tho
independence Of the United States OF
America. Us. GRANT.
Ev the President.