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

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when detained in prison, shall be treated
during their imprisonment. with humapitv
and no unnecessary severity shan be en-.
cised toward them.
ARTICLE XVII
1t is likewise agreed that perfect and an.
fire liberty of conscience shall be eniove1
nv the citizens of both the contracting na,
ties in the countries subject to the jurisdie.
1ion of the one or the other, without their
being liable to be disturbed or mOiested on
account of their religious belief, so long n.
they respect the laws and established Esagea
of the country. Moreover, the bodies of TIA
citizens of one Of the contracting partie~
who NAV die in the territories of the Other
shall be buried in the usual buryins
grounds, or in other decent and suitable
places, and shall De protected from viola,
tion or disturbance.
ARTICLE XVIII.
The citizens of the United States Of
America aud of the Republic of Peru NAV
sail with their vessels, with entire freedom
and security, from any port to the ports or
places of those who now are, or hereafter
shall be, the enemies of either OF the con-
tracing parties, whoever may be the OWL
ers of the merchandise ladeu in the said
vessels, The same citizens shall also h
allowed to sail with their vessels, and -
carry and traffic with their merchandise
from the ports and places of the enemies Il
both parties, or of one OF them, withOnt aoy{
bindrance, not only to neutral ports and
places, but also from one port belonging 3
an enemy to another enemy's port, whethsr
they be under the jurisdiction of one povuP@
or Of several. And it is agreed that fre0sB
ships shall give freedom to GOOD
and that everything shall be deesAe&4
free which shall be found on board ~
vessels belonging to the citizens Of either
the contracting parties, although the whe1
lading, or a part thereof, should belong
the enemies of either, articles cOntraband
war being always excepted. The Same
erty shall be extended to persons who M 81
be on board free ships, so that said perez
can not be taken out Of them, even if thu II
may be enemies of both parties, or of O. a
of them, unless they are officers or soldidL N
in the actual service, of the enemy. tA4
agreed that the stipulati0ns IN this artiG1{
declaring that the flag shall cover the pref |
erty shall be understood as applying
those nations only who recognize thiA "A IN
ciple; but if either Of the contracting 1(k,,
ties shall be at war with = third, and ~
other shall remain neutral, the hag e
whose governments acknowledge Thu MI
ciple, and not that Of others. M
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tracIlng ParLos enah PfOCccV ~
OF the enemies OF the otner, IN VII
preceding article, neutral propG
on board enemies vessels shall
considered ss enemies' propereT
be subject to detention and ;;@
unless it shall have been put
fore the declaration of war.
ward, 1t it were done without
such docfaratiOn; but the q
ties agree that ignorance can
after the Lapse OF SIX MONTY
claratlOn of war; on the cont
cases where the flag of the NEG
protect enemies property WI
found ON board, the goods orr
OF the neutral embarked in e.
shall DO free.
ARTICLE Xxx.
MI.
Inc lioerIy OF comme&C9
s.lpu nS 81 10 .Er ,1 ~ Jne precean
o1tonO 10 all KINDS OF mPrQ W
nh name o shsIi bo on,r,.. - ~
l. CannOns. mOrtarA. hov -
muskets. "a
biies, pistols, pixies, swords. T.
spears, halberds, grenades;. 81 <5
balls, torpedoes. 2@
belonging to the use of these 55H5
2. Bncklers, helmets, breast6Nk1
of mail, accoutrements, and C111
up in military form and for mjIi
3. Cavalry belts and horses,
harnesses. 4&HH
4. And, generally, all offensive
ftnsive arms made OF iron, Steel u e..
copper or any other material, prey ~ EN-
and formed e. make war by land or e 49, Is
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All othes merchandise and things NOS
cSniprenended IN the articles OF contrabapa
eXPllcitiy enumerated and classified -
above shall DE held and considered as free.
40 tha, the, ma. ~. ~, rr;ai a,a ,ransno..oS
in the tree.s mannes by both ,he contract
ing parties. even so places belonging to an
enemys excepting only chose places which
are al tina. time hesieged or blockaded: and
to- avoid all double in this PARTICULAR it ia
declared that those places only shall be
considered as besiegeC. Or blOckaded which
are actually invested or attacked by s. force
capable OF preventing sh,s entity Of She neus
trale
article yx,r,
Iahs artscseA % oo,+,.haa
tore enumerated and .olass;s.S ~ us u
be fond in a vessel hnmnS s'4 ~ WHICH may
mort sha,i ~ s,,h;a. o ". ioI au enemy
fsoa+;n,. h''t w. ~ 'Jeo. ~ uetehtlon anu COM
hin sbaip ~. ,aet 80" vi ~ .no cargo ana the
isnose. nf thon, -. 4 ina' .no owners may
vesseT Of e;thar of th ."oy seo propera NO
hall he ,leta;na6 ,,,, az I;at parIee
,ourt ot SAM ~, i,. Su1 n.En seas on &C"
nand whanars, W" "su a .loios Vi cohtrA
,nnercaroo If sa;d ,-ossai Isl captain OK
,rf;.Ios - e. ". ..u .es'ei VII otlVer up the
indeed tho nman,;,'r ~ ~ .no eaptol, Hniesss
yreat. or of 81 10 r@a ~ e1vn aI.'cles % 30