Extractor

He or that which extracts or draws out. Extradition, n. [Fr.; Lat. ez, and traditio, from trado, traditus, to give or deliver up. See TRADITION.] A giving up or surrender of; the delivery, under a treaty, of a criminal, by one government to another, to which he naturally belongs, with a view to trial and punishment. - The surrender of persons by one federal state to another, on its demand, pursuant to their fed eral constitution and laws. Treaties exist between the U. States, and England, France, Pru ia, Austria, ., for the mutual surrender of persons charged with murder, forgery, arson, or embezzlement.