Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1874-11-06

or ut least TO be placed on an equality with the sub
jects or citlzcus uf the most favored nation.
ART. stu. The ciizeus Of neither Of the contracting
parties shall h. liable to any embargo nor be- detained
with their vessels, cargocs merchandise, OF Effects
for any military expeditions for any public or pr
vate purpose Whatever, without allowing To- those in
teteated an equitable and sufficient Naturalization.
ART. 9th. Whenever tue citizens Of either 81 the
contracting parties shall boz forced to seek refuge or
asylum in the rivers, bays ports, or domuions Of the
other with their yesso, whether merchant or war,
public private through stress Of weather, pursuit
of pirates enemies, or want Of provisions or water
they shall b. received and treated with hum tnity, Civ
lug 10 them all favor and protection forrelaing their
procuriug provisions and placing themselves III
a situation to continue their voyage without obstacle
or hindrantt OF any Kind.
AR. 10th All the ships, merchandise and effects
belonging a. the cit2"us Of one II tn" attracting par
ties which may be- captured by prhtcs, whether Wiihin
the limits Of its iur-diutiun the high seas, and
may be carried found in the rivers roads, Lays or
rurts or dnmiuiunE If the other shall be- delivered up
u the owners they proving in due aud proper FORM
their rights h,f the proper tribuna; It eng Wen
understood that tn clsm stall De unio within ire
term u one year by o parties thrmst' p thtlr 1T
tOrneys or agents, Of their respective R"ve umenls
Am. lith. Wuru any vessels bconstr =" me cit
Of either If TIE contracting pnrtie shall Re Wrtyk-
ed " found 'tru. ui s1a suffer any dames' on NV
G, Asts or within tne dumnunH of the other there
shall be- given to th a!l assistance and pru'"c"n ~
the same manner which u usual ana customary Win
the vessels Of The nation where the damage haIpcht'
permitting them ~ unload the said vessel II n"cessa-
ry u It's ttchaud-- and effects, without eAAcnE Tor
ii any duty iulust, contribution whatever. unless
they may he de tined Tor assumption of sale ia tt
country % the port where they may have been dFen-
barked.
Am 18Th. Tho citizens Of each Of the contracting
parties shall tav. power 10 dispose ~ their Personal
goods real within tue nrisdic Il To" other
by sail, donatiuu testament OF uthorWisr; and Their
repre- seutave, being citzcns u n" utu'f party fhai
succeed TO their said personal goods or real er'"lt
whether by Testament ab intertRtu: and th"S may
take posses thereof either by Themselves or cth'fs
acting Tor them, and dispose Of the same al Their VII
paying such due nnlS tue Inhabitants ca th' c'uh-
try wherein said goods are shall Oc fui Jr t Ray IN
like case.
Ann l3th Both contracting parties Yronisc aud
FORMALLY ttNtlfli Tor me
persons and property Of the elite If ea'h WL'r =
all n,rupaii- VINO may be in the territorics subject
to the Jurisdiction OF one " the other, transient "t
dwelling therein. leaving open aud free 90 ihem u"
tribunals nf iuse fnr their Judicial rerours' - III"
same terms watch are usual aud cistomlr! Win th'
natives or citizens u ia" country for which url -
they may either AupeGr proper pcrsor, 'mpo' ~
the prosecution tiusc Of their rights such adv"
Gates SOLICITOR, uutari.r, agents aud factors a. icy
may judy proper, M ell tucir triels at law; and such
citizens ur aR nts thal have free opportunity t" b'
present at the dc.iuus er sentences Of the trnuias
in all cascr which concern th"m. aud shall ENJOY
such all the rights aud privilege accorded to
the native citizen.
ART IN Tn. c!tiz,us Of the United States rrsid-
ing IN the territories Il the Republic " Salvador shall
enjoy the most perfect and entire security Of cou-
science without being upyed prevented or disturb
cd in the proper exercise If their religion III private
houses. or IN the chap'ls ur places 81 worship point
ed for that purpose provided that IN ~ dong hey OF
serve the decnruu du" o. uivlnt WORSHIP ana tt re-
Epect due g. the Ewr and rust ms 81 III" cot u
try Liberty stall also be granted I" bury The ciA'h
Of the United states who may die in the tefrurrs ~
tue Republic u salvador in convenient and adequate
places t. be appointed aud established for that pm
pose with the knowledge Of the local Authuritsr or 10
such other places of sepulture usy he chosen ty
the friends tue deceased: nor snail tnt fuitras .
sepuchr-s Of the dead be- disturbed IN any wise.
upon any account. In like manner tho citizens q
salvador shall enjoy within the government and terri
tories OF the United states perfec, ard unrestraurd
liberty Of and of exercising their religion
pubcly or privately, within their own d~elhus-u'us-
or IL the cuap,is aud places ~ Worshlp appointed
Tor that purpus'. agrr,aby To the Laws usH4es and
customs Of the uItod States
AuT 18th II shall be- 4wful for tho ci.izrrs II o.
United State %. America aud u the hrpubnc NJ SAL
vador t. sal with tlesr ships With all manner " liberty
and security n distinction being mad, WIZ are IL,
proprictors Of the m.rchAldre laden thereon, from
port to the places OF thusc who nov ehal ht
eumity with either ~ the contracting parties II
shall Likewise Dee lawful for the cii2ens Aforesaid e.
sail with their shiI- aud merchandise bof1rg r'uru-
ed, and Ia trade with the SANE liberty Eni tc-ufiy
from the place. porte and hA''be - thDS' VII" 1-' @
enemies Of 9th or etlcE party, without su} ~ DO
tuu dlst urbancc whEtueHer not only from ta DO
ces of tine enemy before meutian,d t. neutral y.-,.
but also ir one place belonging Ia al enemy vLttl
they b, under the Jurisdiction Of one power,
der several Aud 1t ~ hereby stipulated ;aat free
shall also give freed t. gnods, and tat every TIM
which sha, b' found board the shps belonging o.
the citizens a.; either = the contracting paft- suA
BE- deemed 10 DE free aud EXEMPT although the vAn
Adiug, any par; there T. should afI~rtAlu o. go
eueics Of either, ,contrauaul goods beinI aiva..
ceptvd.I
IL also .rr,ed IN IKE manner that ~, same h.
erty shall be extended To- pvrsuus Who are uarC
free ship, with this n Get that, although they bee
mie- to u1th either party, they not 1 o. tai
Of that free ship. unless they uc-rt sul sI
and IL the actual service pf the enemies lTNNls
ed ever and II hereby Agreed that stlIua.
tons TINS article contained declaring that The has'
shall cover the property. shall be undefstud a. all j.
ing 70 those powers uuly who recognize ts primo pie
tut II eiruer ui the tWu contracting parties shall BE- ~
With Third. and thu other Tcu4alus urutral. 81.
flag Of the ucuira s4 cover tho property Of eye me,
whose governments Acknowledge tins prlnclIir, ard
not Of others,
| ApT zen u = liEcxi-o Agr..d that 81 'le 60
where the neuira! nAs u une Of tee contracting par
ties shall protect tn pr pfiy Of one ~ th' ehrnts u
the other by of The above stipulation IL shall l
wAys be Uud,r-tuod tina; the ueutf4l properly found
On board -ucL eucmJ vessels sbhll h he'd and cuh
silered enemy property, aud % such shall be ia
bic to detention and COZ nsrann, except such proper
ty a. was lu % board such vessel btiorv III" declare
uun oi wst or even afterwards If IL were dOue with "a
the knowledgt Of it, hut the cor tracing parties agree
that two months having eApsed after tnr d"CIaraUt
Of war tbeIr citizens shall not plead gnuraucr Thereof
On tho contrary II IA, ia Of the neutral doc pro
tect the enemy property that the gods aud
merchandise Of the ltuirA! cutarkrd Il such enemy
! ships shall be free.
AIT. l7th. This liberty Of navigat on and couruerc,
shall extend to MI kud. u hRudl-o eIcryii,
thJse ouly which are distinguished by "a, nauy %
trahand: and under t-I' name Of cuuttauaud or pr.
! hihltrd goods shall be cumTrehcuded:
1t. Cahnuns, mor-rs, hUVltzrrs swiv'ls, blurd'r
busses, muskets rire, carbneF pistols pixies, rds
sahrrs lAuc-s spears, halbets, Underground nuiD-
powder matches, balls, and AL other thiugs belonging
| TO tn 81 these
aud. BucElars helmets, hreastplatcs coats Of NAL
infantry bcl;s and clothes made up The form Aut
! Tor tie military
sra cavalry belts aud horses with their furniture
4th And generally all kinds VI arms aud iistriimet
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rails Iiastured, prepared and formed expressly
make War by sea or land.
5th Provisions that imported into besicged q
! blockAded place.
Art. 18th. All other merchandise and things NO
compreht IN the articles OF cuntraband explicitly
enumerated and CLASSIFIED A. shove shall be he'd and
considered ar free, and subjects Of free and lawful
commerce 81 thai they may b. carried aud trauspor.
ed III the frees manner 10y the citizens Of both thu
iracing parties, even 10 places belonging TO enemy
excepting those places only which are At that lime be
eieeed or bluckad,d ana tn avoid all doubt IL TN.
declared that those al he.
sieged or Ulockaded which are actually attacked hy
| belRerent force aJAb.r Of preventing the entry o.
| the neutral.
ARI. 18th. The articles Of contraband before euu
merAted aud classified which may be found III
bound for eutnIys por shall be sutJ ct to- drten
ton ana confscsJl leaving free the uf the carg,
aud the ship, that the owners dispose Of them
they proper. No vessel Of either OF the two
shall be detained on the hh seas on account Of having
board articles OF cunirabAuG, Nheucyer the iuAse
captain supercargu Of said vessel will deliver th
articles Of contrAOaLd to the oaptor unless the
ty # such aAticles be- great aud u larry bull
that they cannot he received board the c.pturinl
ship without great inconvenience; but IN this and II
ell other Of Jus detention, the vessel detained
shall be- sent to tho nearest convenient and fe por
| for trial aud judgment according to Law.
Ann. 10th. And whereas it frequently happens tina
vessels sail tor pot or place belonging to enemy
without knowing that the same IL besegrd bluckAu
ed or invested II is agreed that every vessel orcum
stanced may be turned away from such port place
but shall not be destined; nor shall any part Of
cargo, not contrabAud, he connscAted, unless afte
warning Of such blockade OF iuVest from the com
manning officer Of the blUckadug forces, she shal
again attempt to enter; bu; she shall b, permitted
60 10 other port or place she shall think proper
Nor shall any vessel that may have entered into suci
port before the actually be-egcd, buckad d
invested Ey the other, be- restrained from quittiu,
that place with her cargo; nor found there ate
thu reduction ana surrender, shall such vessel ht
cargo De liable t. cnnscGtou, but they shall be resur
to the owners thereof.
ART. 2lst In order a. prevent oil kinds o. disorder
In the visiting and examination Of the ships and
goes Of both contracting parties the high seas
they have agreed mutually that whenever bAtiunA
vessel Of war, public or private shall meet with
trial Of the other contracting party, the first shsN
main out Of cannon shot. unless in OF weather
and may send its boat, with two three only il
order TO execute the said examination uf the papers
concerning the ownership and cargo without causinI
the least eIortiou, violence -treatment for Shcl
the enmmanders OF said armed Hhips shal be resunn