New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-06

| OuO IL ING SAID QeeerGer5 slOuI0 not De &c
delivered or sent within the term of two
months. TO be counted from the day of theil
arrest, they shall he set at liberty, and shall
not be again unprecedented for the same
cause. The high contracting parties agree
that it shall not be lawful for any public
authority or other person within their
respective dominions to harbof Or protec;
such deserters.
ARTICLE SXxv.
| For the purpose OF more effectuallv pro.
tectlng their commerce and navigation. the
| Two contracting parties DO hereby agree to
| form, as soon hereafter as may be mutually
convenient, a consular convention, which
shall declare specially the powers and i'm.
munltles of the cOnsu!s end vice cOnsuls Of
the respective parties.
aR1fcLI SxxvI.
Until the conclusion OF a consniarconvens
ton, the high contracting parties agree that
IN the absence OF the legal heirs and repre-
sentatlves the cOnsuls or vice consuls of
either party shall be ex-officio the executors
or administrators of the citizens of their
nation who may die within their consular
jurisdictions, and Of their countrymen DIV.
ing at sea whose property may be brought
within their district. The said consuls or
vice cOnsuls shall call in Justice of the
peace or soma Other judicial authority TO
assist in taking an inventory of the effects
ana property left by the deceased, after
which the said effects shall remain in the
hands of the said consuls or vice consus, who
shall be authorized to sell Immediately such
or the effects or property rs may be of per-
lshable nature, and to dispose of the re-
mainder according to the instructions Of
their respective governmental. And where
the deceased has been engaged in commerce
nR nfh hive
suls shall hold the effects and property SO
remaining until the expiration of twelve
calendar months, during which time the
creditors, if any, of the deceased shall have
the right to present their claims and de-
mands against the said effects and proper
ty; and all questions arising out of such
claims or demands shall be decided by the
laws of the country wherein the said citi-
zens may have died. 1t is understood,
nevertheless, that if no claim or demand
shall have been made against the effects
and property Of an individual so deceased
the consuls or vica cOnsuls, at the expra-
ton of the twelve calendar months, NAV
close the estate and dispose of the effects |
and property in accordance with the in
structions from their own governments
ARTICLE xxIvIe
As consequence of the principles of |
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, it is declared that only IN case |
that such protection should be denied, on
account Of the fact that the claims preferred \
have not been promptly attended to BY the
legal authorities. or chat manifest Injustice |
has been done BY such authorities. and ,
after all the legal means have been eye
then alone ehall diplomats iptsys
ysusiea take olsca.
ARTICLE 1H1v1rIo
The Tnites States Of America ana &c
Eepublic Of PERU desiring to make az
durable as possible che relations estab.
isaed between the swo parties in virtue Of
dis treaty Of friendship, commerce and
navigations declare ss:epnly amt agree as
follows
Tirst-1he present treaty shaft remain IN
Orce for the term OF ten years from the day |
If the exchange of the Publications thereof, !
md surther until the end of one year after
'itheS OF the high contracting parties shall
rave given notice 70 the other of ITS inten-
ion to terminate the same, eacD of them |
eserving to itself the right Of giving such
iotice to the HtheS at the end OF the said
erm Of ten years. And il Is hereby agreed
between the parties that. on the expiration }
It one year after such notice shall have
'een received by either of them from the
'ther party, as above mentioned, this treaty |
hall altogether cease and terminate.
Second-If any citizen or citizens of either
,arty shall infringe any OF the articles of
his treaty. such citizen or citizens shall be
eld personally Responsible therefor. and
he harmony and good understanding |
etween the two nations shall not BE- in. |
errupted thereby, each party engaging in !
% way to protect the offender OF offenders.
r to sanction such violation, under pain of I
endsring itself liable tor the consequences
hereof.
Third-should. unfortunately, any of the
rovisions contained in The present treaty |
Q violated or infringed In any other ,nan-
er whatever. it Is expressly stipulated |
nd agreed that neither of the contract
x parties shall order or authorize any act
reprizals, nor declare nor make war
gaiDst the other on complaint of Injuries |
: damages resulting therefrOm until the
arty considering itself aggrieved shall first .
ave presented to the other statement or !
presentation Of such injuries or damages, 9
Britied by competent proofs, and demanded
'dress and satisfaction, and the same shall | =
ave been elthes refused OF unreasonable
slayed. q
Fourth-Nothing contained in this treaty q
lall, however. be construed to operate
'ntrary to former and existing public | q
eaties with other ma, ions or sOvereigns. =
The present treaty of friendship com | a
cree and navigation shall be approved | t
I'd ratified by the President Of the United
,ates, by and with the advice and consent s
the Senate thereof. and by the President
the Republic of Peru, with the spproba-
IN of the Congress thereof, and the ratiti
tons shall be- exchanged at Washington S
Lima within eighteen months from the
tie OF she signature hereof. or sooner, if q
ssible.
In faith whereof we, the plenipotentiaries
the United States of America and of The
spublic of Peru. have signed and sealed
csc presents.
Done at the city Of L,ma, In duplicate,
,glirh and Spanish, this the sixth day Of 1;
ptemher. in the year of our Lord one s,
ousa nd G!ght hundred and seventy. 81
ALVIN P. HOVEY. :,
JOSE j. LOAiZA.
And whereas the said treaty has been =
ly ratified on both parts. and the re
ective notifications of the same were OK .
anged at Lima on the twenty eighth day n
May last. 2,
Now, therefore, be It known that /, :"
ysses s. Grant, President of the United n
ates OF America, have caused the said sa
'aty to BE- made public, 10 the end that "
9 same, and every clause and article | 81
ereof, may be observed and fulfilled with !,
cd faith by the United States and the d.
liens thereof, pl
In witness whereof have hereunto set ci
7 hand and caused the seal Of the United VI
ates to be affixeds
Done at the city of Washington this 8,
enty seventh day Of July. in the year of
r Lord one Thousand eight hundred and
'enty -four. and in the ninety ninth of the
dependence Of tho United States OF s.
nerica L. So GRANT,
3y the Presidents =,
HAMILTON Fish,
SacraP.rv az StaqA