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 GENERAL INDEX. [gi; M/··>rl¤¤·i=*. (~?¤¤¢i¤¤¤·}·> _ Netherlands, (continued.) 4. -],.1bc-rtyrot conscrence secured to shall be rccnptured, how they shall be d e eitlizens otleagellx party in each other’s Arestored, viii, 60, ommrons, vm., r . . · I - A;-t. 5. Both parties tu protect vessels of <la;?torV‘irliiii15'iliey S mu belong to the re the other in their dominions, to restore Art. 3. 'i?Vhen reeaptured hy vessels of them when captured, and to convoy war, they shall be restored viii 52 them in certain cases, viii. 34. Art. 4. Restitution to be made ih reason- Art. 6. Citizens of either party may dis- able time viii. 52. pose of their estates by will or otherwise. Art. 5. Vessels of war and privateers to be Regulations, vm.   admitted with their prizes into the ports Art. 7. Subjects of either party may em· of both nations, viii. 52. play gzch advocates as they think proper, Art,_§.r§Each nation may make regulations, · · Vlll. o. Art. 8. Vessels not to be detained, viii. 36. Treaty with, January 19 1839 viii. 524. Art. 9. Privileges of citizens in transact- Article 1. Duties on goods imbort.edW:r exlng business, viii. 38. ported. Bounties granted by either par- Art. 10. Merchant ships, if required, shall ty to its own vessels, to be grunted to exhibit sen.-letters, Gm: ; and, if no con- vessels of the other, viii. 524. traband goods on board, shall pass, viii. Art. 2. Tonnage duties, &c., viii. 524. 38- Art. 3. Privileges of consuls, viii. 524. Art. ll. Mode of proceeding when contra- Art. 4. What shall be considered national band goods are on hoard, viii. 38. vessels, viii. 526. Art. 12. Goods found in an enemy’s ship Art. 5. Assistance to shipwrecked vessels, liable to confiscation, unless put on board viii. 526. before the declaration of war, or within Art. 6. This treaty to continue ten years, six months, viii. 40. and further until twelve months' notice Art. 13. Vessels of war or privateers to do ofu. desire to terminate it, viii. 526. no injury to either party. lf they do, Art. 7. Ratilicutions to be exchanged in reparation to be made, viii. 40. six months, viii. 526. Art. 14. Captains of privateers to give se- Neutralih , curity, viii. 40. obsoliste acts to enforce and regulate, i. Art. 15. Goods rescued from pirates to be 381, 497, 520 ; ii. 54 ; iii. 370. restored, viii. 40. acts in force, iii. 447; v. 212. Art. 16. In case of shipwreck, relief to be Nevins, Peter, increase of pension to, vi. 77. afforded, viii. 42. New Castle and Frenchtvwn Railroad Company, Art. 17. Vessels driven in by stress of duties to be refunded to, vi. 740. weather to be protected, viii. 42. New Granada, Art. 18. ln case of war, nine months to he Postal Convention with, March 6, 1844,viii. allowed to citizens residing in the other’s 584. dominions to sell and transport their Article 1. Transmission of the United etfects, viii. 42. States mail across the Isthmus of Punc- Art. 19. Citizens of neither party to take ma, viii. 584. commissions or letters of marque from Art. 2. Postage on letters, &c.,thn.t do not powers at war with the other, viii. 44. cross the isthmus, viii. 584. Art. 20. Vessels coming on the coast, or Art. 3. Disposition of the mail after its entering the ports of either party, howto arrival in Panama, viii. 584. be treated, viii. 44. Art. 4. Transmission of the mail to Cho- Art. 21. Consuls to be allowed in the ports gres or Porto Bello from Panama., viii. of either party, viii. 44. 584. _ Art. 22. This treat not to derogate from Art. 5. Payment for transmission of the any treaty with glance, viii. 44. mail, viii. 586. Art. The United Netherlands to uid Art. 6. Packets to curry letters and papers the United States in forming treaties between the two countries without comwith the Barbary powers, viii. 44. pensation, viii. 586. Art. 24. What goods shall be deemed con- Art. 7. United States' packets to carry lettrahand, viii. 46. ters, &c., from one port of New Granada Art. 25. Regulations respecting passports, to another without charge, viii. 586. _ viii. 46. Art. 8. Duties on coals used for United Art. 26. How ships are to be treated when States’ steamers, viii, @86. _ met by ships of war or privateers, viii. Art. 9. Advuntageslurrsing from this con- 48. vention to be considered as compensation Art. 27. Merchants and commanders of for the obligations, viii. vessels may take into their service sea- Art. 10. Convention to go mto eflbct when men und others belonging to either na- the ratifications ure known to have been tion, viii. 48. made, vm. 596. _ Art. 28. The affair of the refraction to be Ar-tégl. Duration of the convention, vm. a- ‘ e it and 'usticc b 5. h$d,c;·1il;fi·ca(les:lviiii 4éiu y J ’ y JV'610 Jersey, compact between Ncw_York and Art. 29. Ratification, viii. 48. New .lersey,respect1¤g boundaries, assent- Cmwerrtinn mit/r, concerning vcssds reonp· ed t0, IV. 708. _ _ tural, October 8, 1782, viii. 50. New Jcrscy_Stcrnnbaat, torbe licensed, vn. 799, Article 1. When vessels of either nation New Murlrul, Messcurz Ierntory, relief of m