34<ps66 C441E2 ( CHINA. THE MARITIME CUSTOMS. 外 不 交 1II.-MISCELLANEOUS SERIES:No.30. 外 室 借 TREATIES,CONVENTIONS, ETC., BETWEEN CHINA AND FOREIGN STATES. VOL.I,SECOND EDITION. Russia,International Protocol,Great Britain,United States of America, France,Import Tariff Agreement. Published by Order of the Inapector General of Customs. SHANGHAI: PUBLIBILED AT THE STATOTICAL DEPARTXEST O THE ENEPRCTORATE OKNERAL O CUSTOM81 MAX SORSSLER CO.: QUERSTRASSE 31-1B,AND SIIAXGHAL 117 171269 歷
Library of Congress Cataloging in Publieation Data China. Treaties,ete. Treatiee,conventiona,ete.,between China and foreign states. () Original ed.iasued in seriest China.The Maritime Customs.III.Miscellaneous series,no.30. CONTENTS:v.1.Ruasia,International protccol, Great Britain,United States of America,France,Import tariff agreement.--v.2.Belgiun,Sweden and Norway, INTRODUCTION TO FIRST EDITION. Sweden,Germany,Portugal,Dermark,The Netherlands, Spain,Italy,Austria-Hungey,Japan,Peru,Brazil, Congo Free State,Mexleo,Korea. 1.China--Foreign relations--Treaties.I.China. Hai kuan tsung shui vu ssu shu.II.Title. IN January 1877 the Inspector General wrote to the then Statistical Secretary, announcing his intention to issae from the Customs Press a volume (or volumes) J926.1917.C51973 3411.0266151 70-38056 containing all the Treaties China has from the first made with Foreign countrics, I9B0-404-56910-2 all the Regulations drawn up to give effeet to the provisions of those Treaties,and such explanatory papers as in this connexion have from time to time appeared and appear desirable to be preserved." It was recognised from the outset that the contemplated work could only proceed very slowly towards completion,inasmuch as authentic oopies of the originals of the Treaties would have to be made,and the printing of these carried on,not as the sole,or even as the main,work of the staff entrusted with the task,but only as an incidental occupation for such time as oould be spared fro other more pressing demands. During the years 1877 and 1878 authenticated copies of no less than 16 among the moet important Treaties were made from the originals archived in the Taungli Yamen (Wai-wu Pu)and were sent to the Statistical Secretary,and under his supervision the printing was begun.Several months had sometimes to be allowed to elapse after the completion of a Treaty before a fresh one oould be undertaken, and the work of printing progressed slowly:but Io years after it was begun a volume was completed containing all the Treaties made up to 1886 of which copies could be obtained.Of this volume only 5o copies were printed,and they were isaued for the use of the Customs offices. The work was again taken up in 1906,and since then every effort has been made to obtain copies of all Treaties having a general interest and concluded upto the actual date of printing. The system of arrangement adopted has been to place the nations in the order in which they first entered into Treaty relations with China;so that Russia,whose first Treaty was made in 1689,comes first;Great Britain,whoee first Treaty was signed in 1843,comes second;and the list will end with the Congo Free State, which entered into Treaty relations with China in 1898.Exoeption is made in three cases:the International Protocol of 1o is inserted after the Russian,and before the Reprinted from the edition of 1917,Shanghai,2nd.edition British,Treatics;the Agreement relating to the Revised Import Tariff ofo is First AMS edition published,1973 Manufactured in the United States of America Intemational Standard Book Number: Complete Set:0-404-56910-2 Volume I:0-404-5691l-0 AMS PRESS,INC. New York,N.Y.10003
(i) (i) placed after the French Treaties;and the volumes will close with the Trenties made with Korea which at the time of the initial Treaty occupied a position which,in its relation to China,was not that of an independent Power.Under each Power the Treaties have been arranged in chronological order. LIST OF TREATIES,CONVENTIONS.ETC., Treaties and Conventions which have not been ratified,but which have become CONTAINED IN VOL.I. altogether historical,are included in the volumes;but not those Treaties of which thie ratification may be conidered to be still pending. TITLE IDat地 Languag聘En. INSPECTORATE GENERAL OF CUSTOMS, STATISTICAL DEPABTMENT, SHANGBAI,Ioth March 1908. With 2U88/A. Engtish,Chinese Tresty of Nipobu,or Nerchinsk … 168胸 Burte 172行 Latin 1727 Bur Treat:Boundary Protoool … 177 Treaty of the Fruntier … 1727 Russisn,Latin Rugsian,Latin ,. INTRODUCTION TO SECOND EDITION. (Supplementary)Treaty of Kinkhta 1768 Internationnl Protocol 179* Ruasian 5889046068 Treaty of Kuldjs 1851 As the first edition of this work was approaching exhaustion,and as it Treaty of Aigun 1858 appeared advisable to place on record certain Agreements that do not appear in it. t858 the Inspector General of Custors decided in 1913 to publish a second edition in Treaty of Tientein.. which the missing documente(4 in number)should be incorporated in their proper Additionsl Trenty of Peking .. 1860 order,the new edition consisting,as before,of two volumes.For the convenience of Additional Articlo to the Treaty of Peking (r86o) 1861 thoee who poosees the first edition,the additional matter has been also printed asa Coavention of Peking for the Land Trde between third volume,which may be obtained separately. Ruasin and China... 1852 8 ention for 186z Chinese The Inspector General desires to thank Mr.C.P.Hv,chief of the Publication Protocol of Chuguchal 1864 Section of the Wai-chiao Pu,for his kind assistance in supplying authoritative texts Peking for the Land Trde English,Chinese of the additional documents. between Russis and China 186g Treat灯ofS6.Peteraburg…… 1881 54物 INSPECTORATR GENERAL OF CUSTOMS, oor the 1881 18 STATISTICAL DEPARTMENT, 18g6 SHANOHAI,2oth April 1917 Convention of Peking 1898 Additicoal Articles to Convention of Peking 1898 Manchurisn Railway Conrention .. … 18g8 Chinese Agreement relative to Manchur白， 1902 ,French Chineso
ix TITLE. Dute. TITLE m Import Tarit Agreement .. I903 953 Tarif annexed to Treaty of Tiontein (1858) 858 t98 (Unratifed) 1865 Eogliab,Chineas,Freuch 467 Chinese Eaatern Railway Agreemenb 1999 Protocol:Sungari River Customs Regulation tein (1858).(Unratifiod) 91G .. 100 8 8 Provisional Customs Regulstiooa foe Control of Vesels'Movementa Import and Export of (87 English,Chinese Gooda on the Sungnri River 91e Engtish,Russian,Chineso. 182 Conren 58 nal Article to the Buglish,Chinese Sikim-ie 89 English,Chincae 44 Engliah,Chinese 8 INTERNATIONAL ,and Internntionnl Protocol French,Chinese bended to the Sikkia-Tibet 8胸3 Englisb,Chinese 56 Agreement regarding the Batablishment of a Board 19e1 5时 Conrention giving ff Article I11 of the of Conservaney for the Whangpoo River at Convention relating to Burms and Tibet (1886) 894 530 195 French,Chinese 342 Agreement modifying the Barma Frootier nnd Trde Comvention (1894) Eng Conventlon for the Extensior Chin 1911 English,Chineae 347 ommerdal Tre0b罗et Revisd Import Tariff 190 WUA GREAT BRITAIN. 902 183 ng Tibat" 908g and Tibet,smnexed to the Conrention 1843 English i 845 器 Tibet (1906).. Tibet Trade Regulations Geceral Regulationa under which the British Trade 1911 is to be coodueted at the Fie Porta of Canton Amoy,Foochow,Ningpo,and Shanghai 1843 English,Chinese.. Witk ts UNITED STATES OP AMERICA. 8购oan8uma 383 English,Chinese Treaty of Wang-hen... 1844 Conveation of Boocs Tigris... English,Chinees Agreemens relative to the Entrance of British 8 Tariff of Du啡ia6 xod by凸Tresty of Wang-hea. 1844 4 1g English English,n 8 1858 cont ot Trade de (858) 868 English,Chinese Supplem 185 Engfish,Chinese … 证 China 858 English,Chinee 422 H.M.the go ay… rlish,Chinese English,Chine and Fregeb m te of (1) tion 游 Engliah,Chinese nd Co s of Peking (1869) 8脸 1海池2冲24海5园 Paking 458 mport Tariff Agreement.. 192 Chinese
(x) TITLE. Langunge given FA矿RANCE. Treaty of Whampoa :844 Tariff of Duties fixed by the Treaty of Whampoa 84 Chinese Teat灯of Tientsin, 1858 Froneh.Chinese Agreement amnexed to the Treaty of Tientain (1858)concerning the Dew Tariff and the Com- mercial Regulations 1858 French,Chinese New Tar annexed to the Tresty of Tientin 858 Fnmch Ppoded to the (185) Chinese I858 French, the En ta English tion of Tientein Posol of i 4 Imperisl Deoree ordering the Erecution ol tho Conventlon of Tiemntsin (1884) 1 French,Chinese TREATIES Treaty of Tientsin . Freneh,Chinese Trealy of Hui brtween Prauce and Aneam.. r884 French,English 1886 French,Chinese t887 Franch,Chinese BETWEEN r887 French,Chinese I89g5 CHINA AND RUSSIA. of Kwang 895 44 Import Tari证Agrtmt 1904 师射
TREATY OF NIPCHU,OR NERCHINSK (1689).' (Signed 27th August 1689.) [NorE.-MAYERB,in his"Treaties,"p 96,gays of this Treaty:"It was translated from Latin into French by Pere GERBILLON,who,with the Portuguese Jesuit,THOMAs PEREYRA,was commis- sioned by the Emperor K'Ao Hat to accompany the Chinese Plenipotentiaries on their visit to the frontier with the Russian Envoys,and to act as interpreter to the two contracting parties.The Treaty,which was the result of long negotiations,was drawn up in Latin by GeRBrLLoN and his colleague,and translated by the former into French.(SeeArchives diplomatiques,Paris,186,ti, p.270,where the French text of the Treaty is given in full.)See also RAvgNsrEIs,The Russians on the Amur,p.62."The French text which follows is from Do HALDK's"Deseription de la Chine," edition of The Hague,1736.t.iv,p.42,but the orthogruphy has been slightly modernised;the English text is a translation from the Russian,made by a member of the Chinese Customs Service:and the Chinese text is from a new(I886)hinese work entitled通商豹章须幕. A want of correspondence will be observed in the division of the Treaty into Articles,and in some other respects,in the different versions] PAR ORDRE DU TRES-GRAND EMPEREUR Their Majesties the Gmnd Dukes Joaxs la garde du oorpe,Conseiller d'Etat et ALKXESYITCH Bnd PETER ALEXEBVEICH,by Grand du palais the Goe of God []mperoC 圈等 蠹 Tosa Qum KAxo,Grand du palais, and Autoerats of all the Russiss,Great, 定 Cong du prumiee ordre,sigoour d'un Smnll,and White;Emperors and Londa des etendards de I'Empire,ct onele de over,and auecesors from immediate and PEmperour. rumote auceators to the Crowr of,many LANO TAN,seigneur d'un des etendards LAMO TABTCHA,seigneur d'un des Envoya nud Plenipotentiaries TasocoRra etoodards de I'Empire. Govroor-General of Brianak PEmpereur aur le fleuve Sahalien la,et IvAN ABTAYYJEVITCH VLASOPP,Minister of Gourerneurgtofnldgpyntroaroitia the and Goverpor-General of 俄國使臣费岳多等在尼布 懷國黑範江和豹大條 两大臣 tom8k;and SgmEs K0ka置，Dea0m do I'Empire. fof the Orthodax Church; 鑫 WENTA,secoud President du tribural 1DrWu出in edition of s“i五i,”l.i,44,thAt this物h6irat apon by the C y"ol,4a
5 4 TREATY OF NIPCHU,OB NERCHINSK (1689). S'stant assembles proche le boarg de Sapreme Ruler of Great Asintie Countries terma of amity,either by sending Plenipo Niptebou Yan vingt-huititme de Casa H e docbarge au dan le fleuvn Saghalien tentiaries or by written darant la aeptiome Ine,avee les granda Exponent of Heaven's Law,Most Enllght- ou la,servirn de bornes entre les doux Ambassudeurs Plepipotentisires Teocons eocd Noble,entrusted by Heaven with Empires;que toutes les terra et for the welfaro pays qui pont au and do la dite riviire ant de Branki e转s compagno锅afin de and glory of ita people,baving appointed d'Eroond appartiondront a PEmpereur do rprimere de certaines cnnill B his Eproys sad.vtttt Comrander of the Imperial Body Gusrd,Grand, mourera A I'Empire de Mosoovin. Toutes leurs terres pour y chasse可，pillent tueot, and C'ouncillor of State;Tox-EE-KAM, Joa maisonset habitationg qui sont prsnte- Grand Secretary,Prince of the Firat Rank, ment d de a dite riviered Commander of Banner Corps,and Member I'umhouchom de B rivitro do erieen et distinetement des bornes entre les deux of the Imperinl Cian;and LAx.TAs,Com- seront transportles de I'autre cite sur lo Empires deChine de et enin pour dtablir u paix et ne And the aforesid Envoys baving met telligenee eternelles,nous sommes con noar Nerchinsk,they have agreod upon the AXTICLⅡ. following Articles: 179ants! Similarly,the river Argun,which fows dena le lien nomme Yees snr&ants rment into the Amur,will form the frontice 孕 demolis,et tous les sujeta de I'Empire de 第 La rivlore nommio Kerbeteki,qul est la The river Gorbitan,whigh joins the qui demearent dans la dite foe the loft bank is to be under the rule of 斯 流 pl prochrivppelie Schilka from its left side Dear the river 溪 器 tereeee,srout rsmeis avee tous Jours tbe Emperor of ChinsKhan of Han]i 愾 a,ia to form the 第 all on the right bank will be ineluded in 其 dans le Seuve gagdalien os i,servir de tween the two Empires.The boundazy 此 tbe Empire of the Ceur.All habitatlona ornes aux deur Empires,et oette longue from the source of that river to the sea 盡 饰 Les chasseurs des deux Empires ne pour on the south aide will be trmnaferred to 岸 江 will run along the top of the mountain de In souree de In dite riviere de Kerbereki, chain [in which the river risea]The 上 of the two Empires will be 俄 Que s'il arive qu'upe ou deux personnes et qui 8'iteod jusqu'la mer orientale, 之用 之額 les deux divided in such n way that the Empires:en sorte quo toutes les rivieres all the rivers or atreams flowing from the 其以 exeursions sadeli des limite,aoit pour southern alope of theae mountaina to join t比e Amur shall belong to Empire of 石大安以 北流入黑能江之爾 chaser,soit pour voler ou piller,on le8 勒解客河 voot se jeter dana le flonve de Sughalien China [fit.of Han),while [tho valley of] 北 Gouverneurs et nux Officiers etablis gur 河 l the Ies frootir dea deux Empires les dits dit mountains 為界 sppsrtiendront a I'Empire de In Chine,et ahall be similariy under the rule of His Majesty the Cear of the Russinn 至於 即 crime,lea paniront comme ils le miri- 口所有 Empire teront. de I'autre du A [the the other river8 偷 Que si des gens assembles jusqu'au sommet dee春utres mont包gnes 8'tendant which lie betwroen the Rugsian river Ond 之溪盡属俄羅 nombre de dix ou de quinse vont en armes 羅斯 之南岸 vers le nor,demeureront I'Empire de chasser ou piller sur les terres qui soat the 凡南 an-deli de lenrs limites ou gils tuent amur tout le pays qui est immedintement entre which are now under Chinese rule,the quelques sujets de I'autre couroone,on en la dite chalne de montagnes et la rivire qution of the over informera les Emperours dos deux Ea- nommee Outi,demeurera indecis,jusqu'a remnin open.On thia point the [Ruin] 河湘近格爾必齊何 plres,et tous oeur qui seroot troures 舍遥移 我河 ce que les Ambassadeurs des deux partis Ambaassdora are [as preaent]without ex- from the Car. mot e on pe suscitera point de guerre 界 pour quelque exols que ee puisse dtre de 辈 之北 les informations et lea connaisnnces poes after,wben the Ambsseadors on both sides sairea pour traiter de eet Article,apris aball have returned [1 to their respeetive ，esw2 oup molns quoi on I'affaire, the (ear aod the Emperor of agira-t-on par voie de fait en ripandant ,on par lettres. China [Han)will decide tho question on 江 du sng
RU88IA. TREATY OF NIPCHU,OR NERCHINSK (1689). AwnatE IIJ. ARTICLE IIL. Tous les differends surreous sur les handedo tothe he ot frontires des deux conronnes etant aingi [military]who will inflict on thom the Tout ce gul s'eat pasd jungu'a pricent, The fortifed town of Albaxin,built by 地 聪 oslty as a punishment of their de quelquo nntare qu'il puisse et une dterelle unlon ontre les deux enseveli dans un deroel oubli. with all military and other stores and ,are to be moved into Russian 往察汗汗之 羅斯所治之城盡 克隆之地 第三條 nations,i n'y aura plus aucun sujet de by private people on the frontier must trouble,si I'on oteerve exaotement ls not be made the esuse of war and blood- Articlea eldessus mentionnis du present sbed by cither side. When of this h物 territory.Thos moved can take all their kind arise,they are to bo reported by [the officers of]the side on which they ocour to the Sovereigns of botb Powers any of it] for settlemont by diplomatio negutistion ian manner. AnnICLs IV. ARTICLE IV. Depuis le jour que oette poir (ralle Fugitives [i.runsways]from either If the Emperor of China desires to entre les donx Empires aura t jure on side who may have aottld in the other's couromnea se donneront riciproquement ne recevra plus ancun tmnsfuge on ddeor- country prenious to the date of this 有 abore Treaty agneed upon by the Envoya teur de part ni d'autre:mais si quelqne Trenty may remnin.No elsims for their 必奏 第四條 for the determinstion of the frontier,and uj'dex Emplresf rendition will be made on either sde 彩缘 Trait倾wee tous ses Artiole,的a grave los terres do I'autre,i sera ansitot pris But thoee wbo may take refuge in either enngue tartare,chinoinethe fromtierreord,he isbery cont after ths to do 8o.Whether this is to be donn or date of this Treaty of Amity are to be sent withoub delay to the irontier and at ooee handed over to 起景 人犯禁被此 類 所在官司 雨國戶人等 ati%ardg erres qal aux bornes itabliea ontre les deux Empine& the 准 偷盗者即 許 ntr'eur. ARTICLE V. Tous lee sujets do la courone de Mow It is to be mnderatood by both Govern- 送 不 如 menta that from the time when this de Is Chine,et tous ceur de la couromne Treaty of Amity is made,the of de Is Chine qul sont dans either nation,being prorlded with proper 1Empire de Moocovie,demeureront dans may come and go [acroes the 許收留 frootier)on their private businers and 後有逃亡者 不必遣回 我國之人仍留 及懷羅斯所有 有懷羅斯之人 從前我 第 l'etat ou ils sont. may carry on oommero [it buy and l) 所 ARTICLB VI Ayant dgnrd au prisent Tmaite de paix d'anion reciproque may have ocourred between the subjecta 易不禁 准 couromnes,toutes sortes de peraonnes de Tof ption]on the frontier up to the 六 date of this Trenty will be forgotten and pourroalert venir reciprogue [elaims arising out of them will]not be toute sorte de libert des terres entertained.But if hereafter any of the I'an dee doux Empires dans oelles de 好即定以後 I'autre,pourvu qu'ils alent dea patentes elther nationality pa88 the frontier [ns if par leaquelles il conste qu'il8 rionnent for private [and legitimate]buainess,and [while in the foreign territory]commit vondre et d'acbeter tout co qu'ila jugeront 來文票者許其贸 they are at once to be arrestod and sent 切行旅 A propos,et de faire to the frontier of their own country and
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