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488 CONVENTION WI'I`H THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC. Fm;. 8, 1867. diferences as may arise between servir de jueces arbitradores en las the masters and crews of the ves- diferencias que se susciten entre sel belonging to the nation whose los capitanes y tripulaciones de los interests are committed to their buques pertenecientes a la nacion charge, without the interference of cuyos intereses estan puestos a su the local authorities, unless their cuidado, sin intervencion de las auassistance should be required, or toridades locales, a. menos que se rethe conduct of the crews or of the quiera laasistencia de ellas, 6 que captain should disturb the order or la conducta de las tripulacioncs 6 tranquillity of the country. It is, del capitan turbe cl 6rden 6 la tranhowever, understood that this spe- quilidad del pais. Se entiende sin cies of judgment or arbitration shall embargo, que esta especie de juicio not deprive the contending parties 6 arbitramento no privara a las parof the right they have to resort, on tes contendientes del derecho que their return, to the judicial author- tienen para recurrir, cuando vuelvan ity of their own country. é. su pais a la autoridad judicial de Deserters The said consuls and vice-consuls este. {mm '°”°l*· are authorized to require the assist- Dichos c6nsules y vice consoles ance of the local authorities for the tendran la facultad de reqnerir la arrest and imprisonment of the de- asistencia de las autoridades locales serters from the ships-of-war and para el arresto y prision de los merchant vessels of their country. dcsertores de los buques de guerra For this purpose they shall apply y mercantes de su pais. A este tin to the competent tribunals, judges, se dirijiran a los tribunales, jueces and officers, and shall, in writing, y empleados competentes, y recladomand such deserters, proving by maran por escrito tales desertores, the exhibition of the registers of probando con la cxhibicion de los the vessels, the muster rolls of the rcgistros de los buques, los roles de crews, or by any other official docu- las tripulaciones 6 cualesquiera otros ments, that such individuals formed documentos oficiales, que tales indipart of the crews; aud, on this claim viduos formaban parte de aquclla ; being substantiated, the surrender y probada asi esta demands, no se shall not be refused. Such desert- negara la entrega. Tales desertores, ers, when arrested, shall he placed cuando sean arrestados, scran puesat the disposal of the consuls and tos at la disposicion de los consules y vice·consuls, and may be confined vice consules, y podran ser enc<=rra— in the public prisons at the request dos en las carceles publicas si soliand cost of those who shall claim citud y espensas de los que los them, in order to be sent to the reclamen para ser enviados zi los vessels to which they belong, or to buques zi que pertenezcan 6 zi otros others of the same country. But if del mismo pais. Pero si no fueren not sent buck within three months mundados dentro de tres meses conof the day of their arrest, they shall tados desde el dia de su arresto, be set at libert ,and shall not again seran puestos en libertad, y no volbe arrested {br the same cause. veran é. ser arrestados por la misma However, if the deserter shall be causa. Si se viere sin embargo que found to have committed any crime el desertor ha cometido algun crimen or offence, his surrender may be de- 6 delito, se deferira su cntrega hasta layed until the tribunal before which que el tribunal donde penda su his case shall be pending shall have causa haya pronunciado sentencia pronounced its sentence, and such y se haya llevado esta a ejecusentence shall have been carried cion. into effect. Anrrotn XXVII. Aarrcuno 27. dE¤$¤‘¤{;i¤l¤¤ Of The United States of America La Republics Dominicana y los ° m‘“" ‘ and the Dominican republic, onlEstados Unidos de América en virrequisitions made in their name tud de requisitorias que se hagan en