New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-05

the public prisons, and maintained at thu
expense of those who reclaim them, to be
delivered to the vessels to which they be-
long or sent to others of the same nation
| but if the said deserters should not be 90
delivered or sent within the term of two
months, TO be counted from the day OF their
arrest, they shall be set at liberty, and shah
not be again apprehended 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 10 harbcs or pretect
such deserters.
I ARTICLE yxXV.
| For the purpose OF more efectually nro-
! tecting their commerce and navigation, the
| two contracting parties do hereby agree to
| form, as soon hereafter as may be mutually
convenient, consular convention, which
| shall declare specially the powers and i'm
munities of the cOnsuls and vice ronsuls Of
the respective parties.
ARTICLE xX2gE.
Until the conclusion of consular conven-
ton, the high contracting parties agree that
| in the absence of the legal heirs and repre-
sentatives the consuls or vice cOnsuls of
either party shall be ex-otiicio the executors
or administrators of the citizens Of their
nation who may die within their consular
jurisdictions, and of their countrymen dy-
ing at sea whose property may be brought
within their district The said consuls or >
vice consuls shall call in a justice of the 4
peace or some other judicial authority to
assist in taking an inventory OF the effects
and property left by the deceased after
which the said effects shall remain in the 4.
hands of the said cOnsuls or vice cOnsuls, who's
shall be authorized to sell Immediately such J
of the effects or property as may be OF a peg. q
isbable nature, and to dispose of the ross6
oooor1inn n the inafructlONa a. /
their respective governments. And where
the deceased has been engaged in commerce. Is
or other business the consuls or vice COM Il
suls shall hold the effects and property 80
remaining until the expiration Of twelR
calendar months, during which time thGttH
the right to present their claims and az
mands against the said effects and prup1lrsS
ty; and all questions arising out of 1n6Ass
claims or demands shall be decided by
laws of the country wherein the said citlRS
zens may have died. 1t ia understQc11Nsss
nevertheless, that if no claim or der IA
shall have been made against the IN
and property of an individual 80 d. SIS
the cOnsuls or vic3 cOneuls, at the Il {ys
ton of the twelve calendar mont1n 81.
close the estate and dispose of the q ~
and property in accordance with til 49,
structions from their own g0vernmentGs z -
ARTICLE xxxvI1 ISS
As a consequence of the principles ~ s.
equality herein established, In viftu0E
which the citizens of each oneof the
contracting parties enjoy in the tar11tofU
the other the same rights - nativee.
receive from the respective governs
the same protection in their pe1e
property, it is declared that only
that such protection should 81 = I1|
account of the fact that the clAiu
have rot been promptly $1,000
legal authorities, or that ~
has been done bYssuo6 1n1 IN
after all the legal meaue h05 -
hausted, then alone ahall M IT.!
vention take place. M ~ 3i ~
ARrrcLl
a 9lk74 r. L I&
Inc United StafesS9 -!
Repu6hc OF fer1. y
u GuIa0is as po.siv1e t*
lished between fhestwG ~
this treaty. ~ 1r1en0 ~
Navigation, declare e0le H.
1Ollows: YEP Issssssss5 ~
flrst-Ihe present treaty =
force lor Tue Term OF ten yeale T.
OF tne e1cnange OF the rallneNe A. Ee
and further unit! the end otN40 u
either OF the hign contracting r.
have gwen notice to the Others es{<<
ton to terminate the sames 80 II +
re a.;a t ~ 10 n atSn. 'ne .1gne ~
toun, ~ - to Sno 1o 0en' s:o eIu "
hatwaar tho no-+;os thot ~, ~. ry :33k5
90 .mo pS s.a .na1' on Inc e4l
u ono y.as al.er sucn notico snai
ntSar ,art, ~ ~ oho ~.no. =; .nsM u
oIne H parry, as ABOVE ~ n.ioned, TINS
en Sa aI.os cea:o 1nu terminate u a
I'm ;a any o..len VI citi1enso g! ~ 3 d
party snail infringe any OF the artlol99N9 8 y
,nls treaty sucn citizen or citizens shall -
ne neio personaliy Responsible therefor, and q
the ha!mony anu good understanding
o.woen 'no wv natlons Shall NOT % M
terrupted thereby, each party engaging in
or .o sanction sncb r;o yeer VI onenoefs
ranJar;no ;t.a,f I;ah,o aoa.ch under pain OF
thereof, ''''' 'o1 'ne consequences
W.,
provisions Contained ;n .hs ,tyss any Oh me
DO violated or inf,inced in anv other nnon
ner whatever, is is expresslv sf;nniat"ia
ing parties shall order or authorira anv o"s
of teprizals, nor declare nor maze 1s ~os
against Inc other on complaint OF injuries
Ut aamages resulting eherefrom until the
parry consioer1ns ltsen aggrieved shall frss
Of f. s .mg o5ner statemSat OF
ven ve1,nea Dy competent proofs, and demanded
= -" h anu ; sausiactlon, and the same shals
daIoD.I onee ioiuseo or unreasonablp
%K
F9urtn-Nothlnge contained in this qreafv
small, however be construed to operate
treat;as VII; w o sHrmer ana existing public
MERGE and navigation shall be annr"veE
and ratified by the President of the f1n;to's
states, by and with the advice and conseuf
OF the Senate thereof and hy r.