ORGANIZATIONS.
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Wherd reaiy Of commerce, and nayi- 1 gation b9sa the United States of Ameri- ca and ls jes,y the King of the King Ldom of | yo Siciliss was concluded aud signed af ses on the rstslay of Decem-

 Der, one Nfisand eight hundred and forty five; wleeaty, being in the English and italian Ia ges, is word for word, as fol- lows: Ri

 The Mi States of America and his Ma iesfy tlIS E of the Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, qy animated with the desire of l maintaI 1D,e retalions of good understan- ding " ehye hitherto so happily subsis- ted bets eicir respective States. and con- solidati eommercial intercourse between them, sfreed to enter into negotiations for the Mousioa of . treaty of commerce and na| Rm, for which purpose shey have appoint nipotentiaries, that is ,a say The eent of the United States of Amer lea, W<|l H. Polk, Charge d'ai6aiies of the sal ted States of America to the Court Majesty the King of the King dom o( Eh 'wo Settles, and his Majesty the ki& he Kingdom Of ihe Two Settles D. Gid F'oriunato, Knight Grand Cross of thdRd Military Cons.antinian Order of St. Hec, ando Francis the lst. Minis i ter Sed|e of State of his said Majesty, D. Micha4 tyina and Requesenz, Prince of Comil {, night Grand Cross of the Royal Orllerpf nris the lsi, Gentlemen of the .ChamiRer waiting, and Minister Secretary 1 of Std is said Majesty and D. Antonio SpineIi ], ocalea. Commander of the Roy al OH)er Francis the lst, Gentlemen of the Clanr of his said Majesty, Member of the Qene consuiia, and Superintendent, GenaS the Archives of the Kingdom ; who. ftaaying exchanged their full pow CTS. un good and due form, have con- clud& signed the following articles:

 ARTICLE I.

 T4sreAll be reciprocal liberty Of com merc& navigation between the United Siaie olmsrica and the Kingdom of the TwdS Sies.

 NE 7 oi customs, or other impos.s, shall bearged upon any goods he pro ducdIamanulacture of one country, upon impd d,an by sea or by land from such coullsyto the olhrr, other or higher than the pls impost charged upon goods q the Ausind the produce or manufacture of. or hped from any other country, and the Um States of America and his Maies- y e ,g oi she Kingdom of the Two Sic iiiekd,areby engage that the subjects or ci,i fany other State shall not enjoy auJ ta,, privilege, or immunity whatever, in r Ais cf commerce and naviga,ion, wAiel, sh1 , also, and at the same time, be ex- ,e eo the subjects or citizens of the other h airaesing party, gra,uitously. if the cs Ic,ol in favor Of that other State shall h&ktaa gratuitDas, and in return for com, p6nsou, as nearly as possible of propar- ,i1e value and effect. so be adjusted by qpI agreement, if the coaces sion shall Mceen conditional.

 & ARTICLE II.

 ariic,es of the prodare as manufacture cf lhes eountfy- and ef yhen respec,iss Ss, which eau legally be imported into tjk country, a1i iheuce coming, shall

 a so isnpofssd. hs isahject 10 the same Ms. and enjoy the same privileges, whesh,

 Exported +ia shsrs of shs que country arir Wls sf shs other ant 4 ike Hanaers sl

 is whirh caa legally te expawd os re' Sorted. be enhieet 10 he sane datiss, sa< .