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f|tte~Ss t1@N tAtAM M&i4y t0 til& cutNN41NAt tribunals, iudtss, and ofIicsrs, and slali in writing demand the sai3 dessssess, proving, I'by tfe exhibition of sle rsxislsfs cf tho ses- { sels, the rolls 0f the crews. 0F hy other nls Seal documents, that saeh i1disidoals lofns- cd para of the crews; aud this rsclamasiDsi being thus subsiaatiased, the surrender shall not he refused

 Such desetsers. wheM arrested, shall be placed as the disposal af the sud consuIs, yice-c0usuis, or commercial agents, aud may be confined in the pubi:e prisons, Il the re1 quest and rost uf those wll0 shall claim them, in order so be detained until the TiinR when they shall bs restored io the vesselfo which they belonged, or sens back 10 their own county by vessel of the same nation, or any other vessel Wbnisoeyer Bas # not sent back within f6ur sn0ntlss from the day Of their arrest or t ali ihe expences of such iinprisoumcns are sos defiAyed by the party causing such arrest and Imprisonment, they shaH be sci al liberty, and shaii not be again arrested Tor tho sasne cause

 However, fthe deseriershauldb be found 10 have committed any crime ur offence, his surrender may be delayed unsil the tribunal beinfs which his case shall be depeuding, shall have pronounced is sentence, and such sentence shall hase been carried into effect ARTICLE K.

 If any ships ef war CT merchant vessels be wrecked on ise caasss of the States of either oi the high contracting parties, such ships or vessels, or any part thereof, and all furniture and apparenances belonging there to, and all goods and merchandise which sinai! be saved tAerrfron, or the produc, thereof, IS sold, stall be faithfully restored. yiih the leas, possible delay. to the psoprie- g$ors, upon being claimed by them, pr by their duly authorized factors aud If there are no such propFietors oftaetors on ,hespo then the said goods and merchandise, er the pfoceeds thereof, as well as all tl,e papers found on board suca wrecked ships or yes sells, shall be delivered to the American CT Siciiian consul or vlce-consul, tn whose dis trict the wreck may have taken place; aud such consul, sice-eonsul, proprieiors, or iac- tors, shaii pay ouiy the expenses incurred its the preservation of the property, together with the rate of salvage and expenses of quar- antine which would have beeu payable ifl the like cases of wreck oi national ses- sel; aud the goods and merchandise saved from the wreck shall no. be s.biectto duties, unless cleared for consumption; il being un- derstood that in case of any legal claim upon such wreck. goods of merchandise. the same shall be referred for decision to the competent tribunals of the country.

 ARTICLE K

 srha r,,ae-h..St s,a.s,fs a.~t If .h ..... high contracting parties which may be fore ed by stress of weather or other cause into one ofthe ports of the other, shallbe exemp. from all duty of port or navigation paid for ttle benefit ot ihe State, if the motives which led to lake refuge be real and evident, and II no operation of commerce be done by load ing or unloading. which may regard the sub sistence of the crew. or necessary for the re- paration of the vessel, shall not be consider ed operations of commerce. which lead To the payment of duties, and that the said ves- sells to not stay in port beyond the time nec- essary, keeping in view the cause which led to taking refuge

 ARTICLE. Xi.

 To carry always more fully into efiectth intentions of the two high contracting par ties, they agree that every difference oft.aty, whether of the ten per cent. or other, es- tablIshed in the respective States, :o the pre- judice Of the nayigatioa and commerce of those nations which have noi treaties of commerce and navigation with them, shall cease and remain abolished in conformity to the principle established in the frs, article of the present treaty, as we'll on the production of the soil and industry Of the kingdom of tie Two Sicilies. which thefefrom shxli be ] imported into the Uaiiei States of America, whether in vessels oi the one or of inc other country, as on those which m like manner shall be imported in the kingdom of the Two Sicilirs in vessels of beth countries. They declare, besides, that, as the produce. tions O: the soil and industry of the two countries, on their introduction into the ports of the other. shall not De subject to greater duties than those which shall be imposed on the like productions o( the mos, favored na- lions, so the red and white wines ofihe king dom of the Two Sieiiex m every kind. i,l- cluding those of Msrsala, which may be inn ported directly in the United States of Ameri- ca, whether in vessels of the one or of the other, shall not pay higher or greater du.ies than those of the red and white wines of the most favoled nations. And in like manner. the cottons of the United States of America may be imported directly into the kingdom of the Two Sicilies, whether in vessels of the one or of the other nation, shalt moi pay higher or greater duties than the co,,eas of Egypt. Bengal, CT those of the most favored nations.

 ARTlcLE XII

 The present treaty shall be in force from this day, and for ihe term of ten years. and further untii the end of twelve months after either of the htgh contracting parties shall have given notice 70 the other of is iaien- ton to terminate the same, each of inc said high contracting parties reserving ,o itself the right of giving such ao,lce aIthe end ot said term oi ten years. or n. any subsequent ! term.

 ARncLE XIII,

 