n asylum, Sue a warran charged, t her magistr of criminality NOTE-See case At the meeting of an asylum, or shall be round, withi other: provided that this shall only be of criminality as, according to the law fugitive or person so charged shall be apprehension and commitment for tria had there been committed; and the other magistrates of the two Governm jurisdiction and authority, upon compl issue a warrant for the apprehension o so charged, that he may be brought other magistrates, respectively, to the of criminality may be heard and cons [NOTE.-See case of Thomas Kaine, an alleged fu Howard's Reports, p. 103. Under the above article of the treaty, a warrant at the instance of the British Consul, for the appre alleged, had committed an assault, with intent to m The person being arrested, the Commissioner or purpose of abiding the order of the President of A habeas corpus was then issued by the Circuit the District of New York-district judge presidingwas dismissed and the prisoner remanded to custod the A petition was then presented to the circuit judg at his chamber, addressed to the justices of the Su writ of habeas corpus, which was referred by the cir Justices of the Supreme Court, in bank, at the co thereof. At the meeting of the court, a motion was made, presented to the circuit judge annexed to the pet and certiorari to bring up the defendant and the re the purpose of having the decision of that court ex The motion was refused; the writs prayed for der ged it expedient, with a view to the f justice, and to the prevention of crime erritories and jurisdictions, that persons es hereinafter enumerated, and being should, under certain circumstances, be up, the said United States of America ing of the French have named as their -nclude a convention for this purpose, sident of the United States of America, tary of State of the United States, and of the French, the Sieur Pageot, officer he Legion of Honor, his Minister pleniin the United States of America; who, cated to each other their respective full and due form, have agreed upon and g articles: shall have be ART. V-7 e applied in second article any crime or ART. VI shall be abrog but it shall no the party desir notice of his i ratifications sh or earlier if po In witness signed the pre thereto the sea Done at W Domini one th reed that the high contracting parties ade in their name, through the medium omatic agents, deliver up to justice perd of the crimes enumerated in the next nitted within the jurisdiction of the reek an asylum or shall be found within her: Provided, That this shall be done the commission of the crime shall be so laws of the country, in which the fugiccused shall be found, would justify his and commitment for trial, if the crime ¿ted. ADDITIONAL same to be the of another, of putting him in Same to be, br house of anothe responding cri nd qualifie crin with a view to for this purp s of America; shall have been made. ART. V.-The provisions of the pre be applied in any manner to the cr second article, committed anterior to any crime or offence of a purely politi ART. VI.-This convention shall o shall be abrogated by the contracting but it shall not be abrogated except the party desiring to abrogate it shall notice of his intention to do so. It s ratifications shall be exchanged within or earlier if possible. In witness whereof, the respectiv signed the present convention in dup thereto the seal of their arms. Done at Washington, the ninth Domini one thousand eight hundred A Α. ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.-The crime same to be the felonious and forcible of another, of goods or money to a putting him in fear; and the crime same to be, breaking and entering house of another, with intent to com responding crimes included under the vol qualifie crime, not being embrace |
