New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-15

! the right to present their claims and de
I mands against the said effects and proper
ty; and all questions arising out of sucf
claims or demands shall be decided BY tn
laws of the country wherein the said citi
| zens NAV have died. 1t is understood
| shall have been made against the effects
and property of an individual go deceased
| the cOnsuls or vico cOnsuls. at the expira
| ton OF the twelve calendar mcnths, may
close the estate and dispose Of the effects
| and property in accordance with the in
| struc:ions from their own governments.
ARTICLE xxxvu.
As consequence Of the principles C
| equality herein established, in virtue OF
which the citizens Of each one of the high
contracting parties enjoy in the territory OF
| the other the same rights as natives, and
| receive from the respective governments
the same protection in their persons and
property, 1t is declared that only IN ease
that snch protection should be denied. on
account Of the fact that the claims preferred
have not been promptly attended 20 by the
legal authorities. or that manifest injustice
has been done by such authorities. and
after all the legal means have been ex-
hausted. then alone shall diplomatic :ntes-
yention take place.
ARTICLE AxANIu.
The United States of America md :he
Republic OF Peru, desiring to make as
durable as possible the relations estab-
lished between the two parties 10 virtue of
this treaty of friendship. commerce and
navigation, declare solemnly and agree as
follows:
First-lhe present treaty shall remain IN
force for the term of ten years from the day
of the exchange of the Publications thereof.
and further until the end of one year after
either OF the high contracting parties shall
have given notice to the other o; its in.en-
ton to terminate the came, each of them
reserving TO itself the right of giving such
notice to the other at the end OF the said
term of ten gears. 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-1f any citizen or citizens of either
party shall infringe any of the articles of
this treaty. such citizen or citizens shall be
held personally responsible therefor, and
the harmony and good understanding
between the two nations shall not be in-
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 tor the consee uences
thereof.
Third-Should, unfortunately, sny Of the
provisions contained in The present treaty
be violated or infringed in any other man.
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 the
party considering itself aggrieved shall first
have presented 70 the other q statement or
representation Of such injuries or danAges,
verified by competent proofs, and demanded |
redress and satisfaction, and the same shall !
have been either refused OF unreasonably |
delayed.
Fourth-Nothins contained in .h;s treaty
shall. however. be- construed to operate |
to former and existing public |
.reatles with other nations OF sOvereicus.
The present treaty Of friendship. com. |
nerce and navigation shal! be approved |
and ratified by the Presiden. Of the United |
states. by and with the advice and consent
II the Senate thereof. and by the President
u the Republ!c Of Peru, with the spproba.
ion of the Congress thereof, and the ratiti.
ations shall be exchanged at WASHINGTON
r Lima within eighteen months from the
late OF the signature hereof, os sooner. il
ossible.
In faith whereofwe, the Observation-Disclosures
t the United States of America and of the !
republic of Peru. have signed AID sealed
hese presents.
Done at the city Of Lima. IL duplicate.
,nglish and Spanish. this the sixth day Of
eptember, in the year of our lord ono
housaHd eight hundred and seventy.
ALVIN L. HOVEY.
JOSE j. LOAYZA.
And whereas tho said treaty has been
niy ratified on both parts. and the re.
pective Publications Of the same we're ex.
May last.
Now. therefore. be i: known tina. 7.
lysses 5. Grant, Pvesiden: of the United
tates OF America, have caused the said
'eaty to be made public. to the end that
10 same. and every clause and article |
hereof. may be observed and fulfilled witt, |
ood faith by the United States and the
tlzens thereof.
In witness whereof have hcreun.o set
y hand and caused the seal OF the United !
,ates to be affixed.
Done a: the city Of Wash:n ,:o: this
Venty-seventh day of July. in the wear of ! I
lr'Lord one thousand eight hundred and =
venty-four. and in the ninety-ninth CT the 1
Of the United States OF
merica GRAFT
BY the President:
HAMILTON FISH. II
Secretary Of State q