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the Consul Of Vice Consul, to te sent back to
the dominions OF France; or, on the request,
and at the expense of the said Consul or
Vice Consul, shall be detained, until the Con-
sui or Vice Consul finds an opportunity to
send him back to the dominions of France !:
Provided, nevertheless, That noperson shall
be detained more than three months after
his arrest, but at the end Of that time shall
be set at liberty, and shall not be again mo-
Tested, for the same cause.


SEC. 2. .4nd De IL further enacted, That
this act shall continue in force, so long as
the convention of the twenty-fourth of June.
eighteen hundred and twenty-five, between
the United States and France, shall be ma
tually obligatory on the parties to it, and no
longer.


JOHN W. TAYLOR,


Speaker Of the House OF Representatives
JOHN G. CALHOUN,


Vicc-Prcsident of the United States, and


resident of the Senate.


ApPnuvED--MAY a, 1926.


JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.