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ART. V. Guarantees will be given in the most absolute

manner for the hberty, propokiy, aud persobal security

of every one; and in the unavoudabie ease of having to

make requisitions, a just indemnity will be provided for

tue sane,

ART. VI. Although the vessels of war Monte Cristi”

and Capotillo” form a part of the delivery to be made.

mn case the departing governincnt should require the uso

of them to transport any individosis or faites to a

neighboring point of the Antilles, it has been agreed that

use may be made of oue or both of the, with the precise

condition of returning them within a reasonable wrin,

wecording to the distance of the voyace,

ART. VIL Gen. B. Baez shall be at full liberty to re-

main in the country, in which ¢.se¢ all the considerations

due to the person of the former Chr f of State, shall be

observed wward bim, and the most ample security as-

sured to him or to absent Lims it al will, haviog the

right to return freely whenever it should uit him to do

so. These same privileges to be extended to his Minis

ers,

ART. VIII The Citizen General Villanueva binds him.

soit to waintatn the sirictest order throughout bis love

80 us to avoid all conflicts,

ART. IX. The contraciing parties declare that this

Conveution is the expression of their deliberate will,

and desire that thergood faith and exact tuitiiiwent of it

way be guaranteed by the agents of irendly uations;

in proof whereof they sign icin q untuple,

ART. X. Additional-"The iroops und rv the command

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New-York tribune. (1874). New York [N.Y.], 1874-01-26. US/DR Newspaper Timeline, Miscellaneous. Library of Congress, Chronicling America: https://www.loc.gov/resource/sn83030214/1874-01-26/ed-1/?sp=1