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TREATY

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TREATY
BETWI THE UNITED STATES OF
AMEA AND THE REPUBLIC OF
PERI
EXTRACTION.
,Cop,F September II, 1870.
-RqfifDn GdgiSed by Senate March 81, 1871.
PafifV President 4pril II, 1871.
RatiBy the President Of Peru Nay Is,
1874. :,
Time exchange Of notifications extended
June s.. 800,
RatitoRS exchanged at Lima Nay %, 1874.
/. PROCEED July q, 1874. Il
The toriginally fixed for the exchange OF
the rattiOns, having unaTOidably elapsed
was eIed, by formal agreement OF tne
parties November 9, 1874, within "hlcI
time theremony took place, In the USUAL
form.
BIZ THEsIDENT or THE UNITED sLALAS
OF AMERICA.
PROCLAMATION.
WbeIs treaty for the extradion Of crimi-
mails. fUYes from justice, between tne Onlted
States tnerica and the Repuohc OF teru, was
coucludnt signed by their respective fIenl-
1Iotenti, at Lima, on the twelfth day
e Se1ber eighteen hundred and sew
entH tFiginal Of which treaty, being in the
FnSIisLd Spanish languages, is, word for
word, 9llows:
E.Ttyaf rsIty 5et1CeeH The United States Of
erica and The Republic Peru.
The ted States of America and the Re-
nubIic Peru, having judged it expedient,
55vitb ,yto the better administration of
iustice the prevention of crime within their
yesnect territories and jurisdictions, that
1,ersou aryed with the crimes hereinafter
Pnumel Should, under certain circum-
stance. raiprOcally delivered up, have re-
solved conclude a treaty for this purpose,
and bsaDed as their respective PlenipOten-
fairies { Is to say: the President Of the Uni
ted Stof America has appointed Alvin P.
Hovcynvby Extraordinary and Minister
Pleniptiary of the United States of America
near toTernment of the Republic of Peru;
and PRESIDENT of Peru has appointed His
Excel Doctor Jose J. LOayza, Minister of
Foreiafairs of Peru; who, after having COM
muuit To each other their respective full
poweIuud in good and true form, have
sgreeon and concluded the following ar
ticles
ARTICLE I.
It reed that the contracting parties shall,
on retiOns made in their name through the
Inedff their respective diplomatic agents,
deliv9 to justice persons who, being accused
or coed Of the crimes enumerated in Arti-
Gle Ilhe present treaty, committed within
the .1ictiOn of the requiring party, shall
seeksylum, or shall be found within the
terris Of the other: Provided, That this
o shal1one only when the fact of the COM
missI the crime shall be so established as
thatlaws of the country in which the fugi-
tive he person so accused shall be found
woustlfy his or her apprehension and COM
mitI for trial If the crime had been there
comm.
ARTICLE II.
Ps shall be so delivered up who shall be
cha according to the provisions of this
treawith any of the following crimes,
whe as principals, accessories, or accom-
plic0 wit:
1rder, cOmprehending the crimes Of par
ricissassinatiOn, poisoning, and infanticide.
2pe, abduction by force.
S-amy.
45On.
5lnapping, defining the same to be the
talor carrying away of a person by force or
,decn.
6bbery, highway robbery, larceny.
7rglary, defined to be the action Of break
ing entering by night time into the house
of her person with the intent to commit a
felt
81nterfeiting or altering money, the in
tro'on or fraudulent commerce of and in
islIn and money; counterfeiting the certi-
fcsOr obligations of the Government, Of
baDtes, and of any other documents of
h., nv,1 ~ h
Eorlor altering judicial judgments or de-
creithe Government or courts, Of the seals,
dielstage stamps and revenue stamps of
theernment, and the use Of the same; forg-
ingic and authentic deeds and documents,
botnmercial and Of banks, and the use Of
thee.
9nbezzlement Of public moneys COM
mitgIthin the Jurisdiction Of either party
by < officers or bailees, and embezzlement
by Oersons hired or salsried.
fraudulent bankruptcy.
1laudulent barratry.
1ntiny on beard of g vessel, when the
persWhO compose the crew have taken
for0ossessiOn Of the same or have trans
ferne ship to pirates.
1Sere injuries Intentionally caused on
rail-, to telegraph-lines, or to persons by
peS explosions Of mines or steam-boilers.
i4scy.
ARTICLE III.
Tlovisions Of the present treaty shall not
be led in any manner to any crime or Of
fenca purely political character, nor shall
the lsions Of the present treaty be applied
in shnner to the crimes enumerated in the
seco article committed anterior to the
datehe exchange of the ratification hereof.
Neitof the contracting parties shall be
bOUD deliver up its own citizens under the
stipUns Of this treaty.
ARTICLE ".
Tttradition will be granted in virtue of
the and made by the one Government on
the {, with the remission Of a condemns-
torytence, an order of arrest, or of any
otheOcess equivalent to such order, in
Whidll be specified the character and gray
ity O. imputed acts, and the dispositions OF
the i laws relative to the case. The docu-
meucOmpanying the demand for eItradi-
tionIn be originals or certified copies,
legaauthorized by the tribunals or BY
COMMIT person. II possible, there shall be
remi at the same time descriptive list of
the tidual required, or any other proof to-
wars identity.
ARTICLE V.
citiEf either Of the contracting powers, the
Govaent granting the eztradition will In
form Government of the country to which
the ised or condemned may belong of the
dem made, and if the last-nsmed Govern
meu.laims the individual on its own account
for in its own tribunals, the Government
to va was made the demand Of eXtradition
mayTil deliver the criminal to the State
10 VIZ territories the crime was committed,
or t(at to which the criminal belongs. II
the used or sentenced person whose eX-
trsdi may be demanded in virtue Of the
pTesConVention from one Of the contract
ing png parties, should at the same time be
the sect Of claims from one or other Gov
ernus simultaneously for crimes or INSIDE
meat committed in their respective terrific
res, or she shall be delivered up to that
GoYaent in whose territories the offense
comIed was Of the grayest character; and
where Ofenses are Of like nature and gray
ny, tdelivery will be made TO the Govern
mentaking the first demand; and If the
datei the demands be same, that Of the ma
ton which the criminal may belong will be
preied.
ARTICLE VI.
If person claimed is accused or sen
5enctn the country where he may have taken
refulfOr a crime or misdemeanor committed
In th country, lis delivery may be delayed
1nttle dehnitiVe sentence releasing him be
or until such time as he may have
comd with the punishment inflicted on him
u thountry where he took refuge.
ARTICLE VII.
lnases not admitting of delay, and espe-
.iailp those where there is danger of escape, !
ach. two Governments, authorized by the !
Tdefor apprehension, may, by the most ex- |
,edius means, ask and obtain the arrest of |