Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-08
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INTRApIrleN.

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1873.
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Prooldiasd jelly =, 1874.
The time OriginsIly nNed for the exchange %
the Notifications having unsNoidably elapsed,
WAS extended, by q formal agreement OF the
parties, 20 November =, 1Nsf, within which time
that ceremony took place, in the usual form.
BY ths Prcsid,u, of hs Uritsd S,atss II xzsrtoa.
A rRoCLANArfON.
Whereas treaty Tor the eNtradition OF crimi-
rails, fueirves from justice. between the United
States OF America ami the Republic OF PERI, was
concluded and signed by their respective Pleni-
pOtentiaries at Inns oa the twelfth dsy ~ San
TENDER, eighteen hundred and seventy the
original OF which treaty. being in the Eng
lish and spanish Languages, Is, word fOT word,
g. follows
ErtraditioE- t-s0fg bsf,-esa re yaisd S.a,,s 81
tae5rcd and re- RspEJiir q Pcru.
The nited States Of America and the Repub-
lie Of Peru, having judged IL eNpedieut. with a
view 60 the better administration OF justice And
the prevention OF crime within their respective
territories and Jurisdictions, that persons
ated should, under certain circumstances, be
reCipTccally delivered up, have resolved 60 con-
clUde q treaty for this purpose. aud have named
az their respective Plcnipo 'cutiares, that IL 20
say: the PTesidentof the United States OF A mer-
lea has appointed Alvin r. hOvsy, Envoy Extra
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentisry OF the
United States Of America near the Government
Of the Republic o. Peru, and the President of
Peru Las appointed His EScellencyID Dct5r jose
j. lOsyza, Minister Of Fore IN Affairs OF Peru;
10, after having communicated 60 esch other
their respective fun powcrs. found ia GOOD snd
true form, have agreed uIOn and cOnclgdei the
ARTICLE l.
IL Is agreed that TIE contracting parties shall,
on acquisitions made ~ their name through the
medium OF their respective diplomatic agents
deliver up 20 justice persons who. being accused
OF convicted Of the crimes enumerated I'm Arti-
uele IL. OF the present treaty, committed
within the jurisdiction OF the requiring par
", shan seek an asylum. or shall be
Pr1rtdfd. That this shall he done only when The
fact Of the commission OF the crime shall be 40
established rs that the laws OF the country An
shall be found would JUSTIFY his or her appre-
hensiOn and commitment for trial II the crime
had been there committed.
AETICLK H.
Persons shall be 80 delivered up who shall be
charged, according 20 the PROVISIONS OF this
treaty, with any Of the following crimes, whe-
tbeF rs principals, accessories, or acc0mphces,
10 Wit.
/. Murder. eomprehending the crimes OF par
rciCe, assassination, poisoning. and intanticide.
2. Rape, abduction by force.
,. Bigsmy.
4. Arson.
8. Kidnapping, defining the same to be the
taking for carrying away OF person by tOrce or
6. Robbery, highway robbery, larceny.
:. Burglary, dshnedto be the action OF break
ing and entering BY nighttime into the house
OF another person with the intent to commit a
felony.
s. Couuterfeting or altering money, the In
PRODUCTION or fraudulent commerce Of and In
false coin and money CONTRIBUTING the oertId-
Gates or Obligations OF the Government, or
bank.nOtes, and OF any other documents OF
public credit, the uttering and use of the same;
forging or altering judicial Judgments or de-
cTees Of the Government or courts, OF the seals,
ties, postage stamps and revenne-stAmps OF the
Government, and the use OF the same, forging
public and authentic deeds and dOsuments,
both commercial and Of banks, and the use Of
the same.
.. Embezzlement Of public moneys commit
tee within The jurisdiction OF either party by
public officers or bSilees, ard embeZzlemsnt by
any persons hired or salaried.
10. Fraudulent bankruptcy.
II. Fraudulent bsiratTy.
J.. Mutiny on board of a vessel, when the
persons who compose the crew have taken forci-
bic possession OF the same or have transferred
IS. Severe injuries Intentionally caused on
railroads, TO telegraPh-lines, or 70 persons by
means OF explosions Of mines or steam boilers.
IL. Piracy.
The provisions OF the present treaty shall not
be applied in any manner 90 any crime OF
onense OF a purely political character, nor shall
the PROVISIONS of the present treaty be applied
in any manner 20 the crimes enumerated IN the
second article committed anterior 20 the date OF
the exchange OF the Publications hereof. Neither
Of the contracting parties shall be bound 20
deliver up lts own citizens under the stipula-
tons OF this treaty.
ARTICLE ~.
The eNtradition will be graated in virtue OF
the ether, with the remission OF a coudemna-
tory sentence, an order OF arrest, or OF any
otheT process equivalent TO such order, in which
will be specified the character and gravity Of
the imputed acts, and the dispositions OF the
penal laws relative 20 the case. The documents
accompany ing the demand for extraditiou
shall be originals or certified copies, legally
authorized by the tribunals or by a competent
person. lfpossible, there shall be RENTED At
the same time descriptive list Of the ind
yidusl required, or any other proVf towards his
identity.
ARTICLE V.
II the person accused or condemned is not a
citizen OF either Of Cue contracting powers, the
Government granting tie extradition viii in
form the Government Of the country 70 which
the accused or condemned may belong OF the
demand made, ana IL the last-nzmed Govern
ment reclaims the individual on its own ac-
count for trial In its own uibunals, the GOeern-
ment 10 which was made the demand OF extra
ditioD may, At will, deliver the criminal 70 the
state IN whose territory the crime was commit
ted, or 20 that 10 which the criminal belongs.
| If the accused or sentenced person whose ex-
tradition may be demanded IN virtue OF the
present convention from one of the contracting
parties, should at the same time be the subject
OF claims from one or other Governments stimuli
tapeously for crimes or misdemeSnOrs commit
ted in their respective territories he or che shall
be delivered mp % that Government In whose
territories the oflenSe committed was OF the
grayest character; and when the ofenses are
made 70 the Government making the first de-
nand; and il the dates Of the dem nds be TIE
same, that OF the nation 20 which the criminal
may belong VIII be preferred.
Article VI.
IL the person claimed Is accused or sentenced
in the country where he NAV have taken refuge,
for a crime or n.sdemeanOr committed an that
country, his delivery may be delayed until the
dehnitive sentence releasing him be pronounced,
or until such time as he may have compiled
with the punishment INFLICTED on him in the
country where be took refuge.
ARTICLE VII.
In cases not admitting OF delay, and especially
in those where there il danger OF escape, each
Of the two Governments, authorized by the
order for apprehension, may, by the most expe-
ditious means, ask and obtain the arrest OF the
person accused or sentenced, on condition OF
presenting the said order for apprehension
soon as may be possible, not exceeding four
months.
ARTICLE VIII.
All expenses whatever OF detention and de-
livery effected In virtue OF the preceding pro-
visions shall he borne and betrayed by the Gov
eminent IN whose name the requisitiOn shall
b ave been made.
ARTICLE tx.
This treaty shah commence from the date Of
the exchange Of Publications, and shall continue
in force until IL shall be abrogsted by the con-