Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-12-03

residing on the coast be allowed six months and III
in the Interior, whole year, TO wind ~ the ac-
counts and dlsp Sc OF their property and siie-
conduct shall be given 10 them to embark at any
port they themselves may select Even ~ Of
Iupture. all such citizens OF either OF M high con-
tracing parties, who are established In any Of the
territories of the other In trade or other eIn uymcnt
shall have the privilege OF remaining aud OF con
tInulng such trade or employment wi'h'u ut any
manner OF interruption in full enjoyment OF liberty
and prosperity, so long as they behave pchceiul
and commit no offence against the laws and their
goods and effects, of whatever description they may
be- whether in their own custody or intrusled 10
individuals or to the state, shall not be liable to
seizure or sequestraton, nor to any other charges
| or demands than those which may he made upon
the like effects or property belonging to the native
citizens of the country In which such citizens may
reside In the same case. debts between ndlvidu-
| ais, property In public funds, and shares OF compa
nies and property of whatever description sha
never he cOnhscaed nor detained nor sequestered.
Article 2sth.
In whatever relates 10 the police OF the ports. the
ading and unadlng Of ships, the safety of nerchan
disc, goods and effects, the succession 10 pc lsonal
estates by will or otherwise, and the disposal of
personal property OF every sort anl denomination
by sale, donation, exchange testament. or any other
manner whatever as also the administration OF us
tice the citizens of the two high contracting parties
shall reclprocally enjoy the same prlvlrgss hner-
not be charged in any of these resle' with any
higher imposis or duties than those hieh are on
may be paid by native citizens, ~ "ii ttng. OF
course, to the local laws and reglla ms Of each
country respectively.
The foregoing provisions shall he applicable 10
real estate situated within the States i the Amer
lean Union or within the Republic OF savador, in
which foreigners shall be entitled to hOid or inherit
real estate but in real estate sItnse ell witn'n
the territories of one OF the contracting parties
e should fall to citizen OF the other party. who, on
account OF his being an alien, could Du he permit
ted to hold such property in the stat IA which Il
may be situated there shall he accorded to The said
g heir or other successor such time as he .Ns OF
U the state W Il permit to sell such property. He
shall be at liberty, AZ all times to wit raw and eX
: port the proceeds thereof without uinculty, un
without paying TO the government any other charges
than those which would be pald by an nhabitant Of
the country In which the real estate nihy he situ-
!, ntsd.
shall die without will or testament n any Of The
4 territories OF the other, the minister 'r consul
the nation to which the deceased beo ged, tor the
representative of such minister or consul IN case o
aisenceO shall have the right to nOmirne cnratore
\ to take charge OF the property Of the ereas"d "a
= far AZ the laws of he country VIII permit for the be
et OF the lawful heirs and creditors OF me isceis-
a ed giving proper notice OF such nOm.n lion To The
ii authorities OF The country.
ii Article 9Th
h LIST. The citizens OF the United State' residing IN
Salvador, or the citizens OF Salvador rrsi.g III t'
e United States, may intermarry with he naive, o
T. the country, hold and possess, by purchase, ma ri
d aye. or descent any estate real % p rOnal with
u out thereby changing their national arac or, sub
= ect to the laws which now exist or may he enhctet
= in this respect.
II ing in salvador, the citizens of Salvador esdnl
in the United States, marry natives Of the counlr
according to the laws such marriage Hha he con
& sidered legal In the other country.
e 8rd. The citizens of the United States rctlcnti u
the RepuDG OF dNuuOI AMI the tlllE - ut NulAu
D. dor residents In the United States, sha b. exempt
ed from all forced or compulsory military serviN
4 Whatsoever by land or sea from all conlflbi'on
s. OF war, military eXuctiOna for ed loAns IN Time
g. war: but they shall be obliged In the ,Ine IA nc
ID IN citizens OF each nation TO pay awinl iaNe', n
\ | ncipal and other modes Of impusts and ~ linsr
H. charges, loans, and cont buttons IN time Of p A'i
l. (as the citizens OF the country are lintgl II jus
proportion to the property owned.
IL 4th Nor shall the property OF either Of ANY KIN
lie taken for any puh'lc object without fu
H. and Just compensation TO he pail IN advance nn
= ua ffiI lt.uf IN
II Ties shall have the Unlimited right 10 ~ to Any pa
Of the territories OF the other and in al cases emo
where they reside, with the condition ilia tney dn
observe tile laws and ordinances
e. Article goth.
u Both the contracting parties, being desirous
nd avoiding all inequality iii relation to their pull
ul communications and official interc 'liTse, nav
s- agreed and 10 agree to grant to the ENJOYS mi
~ lsiers and other public agents. the same favor
x mmnnitles, and exemptions which tnOs' nf tn
ne most favored nations do or shall enjoy II -ng ~
IN erstoOd that whatever fayors, mmunitics, or prl
es ieges the United STATES OF America ei lie licpnhl
ny OF Salvador may ind it proper 10 give in tr min
1t Iers snd public agents of any other power shall
the same act, he extended 10 those OF each Of u
contracting parties.
IN. Article 3ist.
u Each of the two contracting republics may mai
,ct tain In the principal cities or comnerr n places
he the other. and in the p'rts open to foreign cp
IN merce cOnsuls of its own, charged WI III prpit
No ton of the commercial rights and Interests of. '
he natiOn and To sustain their countrYm' II ~ the II
on ncutes 10 which they may be expose II 3, M
er, likewise appoint consu s-general, as cle over
up other consus or to attend - the ail.llr- Of 80
ILL eral commercial places at the same tim, ui vac
Of consuls for ports of minor Importance, % 10 a
e may however except those cities, placas. on prr
ln, IN whic 1t may consider the Residence 4" Sue iul
rtl- mon 10 ali nations. All that is said In this
c0nsnls in genera shalt be considered u r'lhH
els not only to consus-generil and vce-consus ~
ti- the cases to which tins treaty refers
M Article s2d.
or ir nf
art parties reside In the ports or places OF the
nn- Shall present to the government of the repuh"
ent which they 10 reside their letters-paien =,
ng commissions in order that they may receive the'i =
she per exequatur, II II be deemed expedient to CIV
ace which shall he granted without any charge
hat this exequatur when obtained, Is TO be eXhlh e
me the seief authorities Of the place in which IT, r
the sui Is TO exercise his functions, Ia order iha.
MN may cause him 10 he recognized IN hs ch farl
ion and that he may be susta ned In his proper tcfp
LA tive IN his respective consular district. fhr 2
the ernment receiving the consul may withdraw "'
equAtur, or his consular commission, wh"irvel
may Judge proper to do so, hut in su d case 81
,.is state reasonable ground for the proceeding.
Of Article 8sd.
hey The consuls admitted in either republic may e'
~ % "a else In their respective districts lhe lol""
naI functions; ,., ,
"s s1 ist. They may apply directly to he "ulho i
10 Of the district IN which they sesue anu ''eA u
Inn in OF necessity have recourse '" 'r nan,
roo government through the diplomatic a.. =. u VI
III nati0n If there he any or directly II tlie,e q.
med such agent Ia complaint against ANY nlfittiOl
ami | the treaties of commerce committed b ,le al 70
az | ties r persons employed by them IN Ia cnuntry
air the injury OF the commerce Of the nalio IA WI
far | service the consul IL engaged.
Az 2d. They may apply to the authorities O The
no sular district and In case of necessity, hey
ming & n,nas, " o,,a, @ ~ ti spnv'' n ~, nu
D. VI or directly II there he such ageu, aga nsl
abuse on the part of the authorities OF the conn
or the persons employed by them, against in,ii
n uals of their nation in whose service lle cont
ner- engaged and they may, when neces ary, take
the measures as may he y oper TO prevent justice 1
d do being denied TO them or delayed, a.id - prey
d he them from being Judged or punished q, any III
~ to than competent Judges, and agreeabt 10 the
with In force.
lrOp- Sd. They may, rs natural defenders Of their
and lOw-cOuntrymen, appear IN their ma ne aud bel
er of whenever requested by Tn snl, hsrr the res
near tive authorities Uf the place, IN all tases IN "
zens their support may he necessary.
freed lth They may accompany the captains, mt
also masters of vessls of their nation ali that
pass may have 10 do with regard 10 the maniiests Of
mar merchandise AMI other documents, and be- pre-
ship In all cases IN which the authorities, courts
rhid. Judges OF the country may have to tni any lec
anne, iOns from the persons above men 'neu, or
lcers other belonging 10 their respective e VS..
,cus- 9th. They shall have the right in ports aud l
essel to which they are or may he seveIs,ly LppUIl
eent uf receiving the protests or declaratl as winch
Mess captains, masters, crews, pnasenke :, and
arcl- chants tiZens of their c0nnf may rcsl
.rey lively choose 10 make there; and ais such az
foreigners may choose TO make before
relative 20 the personal Interest ul aiy