Paragraph. INVOICES OF IMPORTS-Continued. agent's knowledge of facts stated and cause of principal's absence 657 Consul to satisfy himself of agent's knowledge of facts stated in dec- 662 agents of American,firms not to declare to, of goods manufactured 662 form and obiect of declaration..... Consular official not to act as agent for shippers..... authentication........ declaration by party remote from authenticating Consul may be declaration to, of goods shipped in sealed cars shipper generally required to appear before Consul who authenti- what Consul to certify goods transported to, and imported from, in- verification of, by oath, administered by local officer. in Great Britain, oath regularly administered by local officer. oath to be attached only to copy retained by Consul in certain cases.... oaths administered to foreigner to be in language and form of his 662 658 654, 662 declaration identical with verification, and distinct from Consular 655 655 673 655 655 443, 659 443 443, 660 443 659 may in China and Japan be certified without oath 659 672 prosecution for false oath. 672 frauds and errors in, to be reported to Treasury and collector 672 660 goods manufactured or bought in different districts or shipped from 662 not to include more than one shipment from same place. 662 662 same, may embrace goods shipped from one consignor to one con- descriptive lists to accompany goods shipped from interior Consulate 668 669 if conveyed by other vessel, Consul at final port of shipment to in- 669 collectors to be supplied with copies of documents needed. 573,671 copies prepared for private parties certified for fee of $2.. failure to obtain invoice must be unintentional and not with intent of fish oil, bone, etc., products of American fisheries entitled to, on 674 674 675 765 C R- -44 Paragraph. INVOICES OF IMPORTS-Continued. packages of, to be examined by Consul, or revenue inspector at Consul or revenue inspector at Colon to certify on manifest to due like proceedings are had in case of transportation by San Juan route Consul to certify, upon proof, that animals are specially intended for Consul to make thorough investigation of shipper's intent... of paintings, statuary, etc., the productions of American artists. statuary produced by foreign artists admitted at reduced duty... Consuls not subordinate to revenue agents.. revenue agents entitled to half of samples, if divisible.. INVOICE OATHS IN GREAT BRITAIN. ITALY: treaty provisions with. (Article V) JAILS, CONSULAR (see PRISONERS): 532, 533 provided by Consuls-General at Shanghai and Kanagawa, respect- 633 rent of, how computed. 533 allowance for prison fare, 75 cents a day. 533 JAPAN: in Consular courts (see AssOCIATES) treaty provisions with. (Article V) JUDICIAL POWERS OF CONSULAR OFFICERS (see CONSULAR COURTS): are dependent upon treaty. JURY SERVICE: Consular officers exempt from. JURISDICTION OF CONSULAR OFFICERS: 884-904 3 50 624, 625 origin of. 1 very extensive during Middle Ages.. 1,48 confined in civilized countries to matters of trade and commerce.. in Mahometan and semi-civilized countries rights of extra territo- IN CIVILIZED COUNTRIES: over disputes between masters and seamen. (See DISPUTES, ETC.) of estates of deceased citizens and seamen, (See ESTATES, ETC.) to discharge seamen. (See DISCHARGE OF SEAMEN.) over wrecked and stranded vessels. (See WRECKED AND STRANDED to solemnize marriages. (See MARRIAGES.) IN UNCIVILIZED COUNTRIES. (See CONSULAR COURTS.) to solemnize marriages, judicial function 386 K. Paragraph. KEEPSAKES. (See HEIRLOOMS.) left by deceased citizens abroad, to be sent to Department of State, 375 to be turned over to heir or personal representative, if present to 375 L. CATES.) LANDING CERTIFICATES. (See DEBENTURE AND LANDING CERTIFI- LAWS OF NATIONS: power and privileges of Consular Offices under. (Article IV)... 44-55 LEGAL SERVICES: addressed to persons on naval vessels in Pacific and Asiatic squad- 417 reason for detention to be stated on...... 417 not to be opened by unauthorized persons nor despoiled of stamps.. 418, 419 MANIFESTS: laws respecting. (Appendix IV) 446 compensation of Consul ceases on resignation or recall for............. 469 statutes relating to, apply to all vessels clearing for the United 332 masters of foreign vessels required to produce, on entry of port of 332 of goods shipped from interior port to be compared with descrip- 668 of products of American fisheries to be produced to collector at 674 of products of American fisheries compared with packages by Con- 675 MANUFACTURES: information relating to, to be reported... MARINE EXCHANGES: branch hydrographic offices, established at foreign.............. invoice certificate to state, of goods. Paragraph. 407 350 645 to be stated on invoice in column of "Consular corrections invoice may be retained reasonable time for inquiry into.. 647 obtained by adding to cost of production customary percentage for MARRIAGES: in presence of Consular Officer under statute.... 648 648 statute applicable only to persons domiciled in District of Columbia 383 statute does not exclude other modes of. 383, 384 383 mode of solemnization (otherwise) determined by law of place of except, (1) when such mode is impossible, (2) when it is repugnant in Massachusetts, solemnized by Consuls are valid.. 383 384 384 386 preferable even in non-Christian countries for clergyman to perform certificates of, must be under seal, and state names, ages, etc., of neither Diplomatic nor Consular officers are competent to certify as to the status of persons domiciled in United States and wishing nor as to the marriage laws of any State... annual report of, to be sent to Department of State.. laws of States respecting. (Apppendix IV). MARSHALS OF CONSULAR COURTS: appointed how, and for what countries.. at what Consulates stationed. Consul to nominate... nominations to bear approval of Consul-General or Minister. nomination to state nationality, antecedents, character, and fitness.. persons acquainted with usages and customs of country preferred... 42, 631 are subordinate to Consuls and must obey them... duties of....... 43 vacancies in office of, to be reported... vacancies to be temporarily filled by Consul with approval of Minis- 44, 632 MARSHALS OF CONSULAR COURTS-Continued. may be paid out of official fees or by draft on Treasury. where there is never a surplus of fees, may render accounts and to make quarterly returns to Secretary of State... MASTER OF VESSEL: to deposit ship's papers with Consul on arrival in foreign port. of foreign-built vessel also liable to penalty. arrival defined to take Consul's receipt under seal for the papers. clearance of, without papers to be reported........ to apply to Consul for official services. to require of Consul written statement of services performed. to certify such statement and deliver it to collector of customs... salaried Consul need not furnish statement... must ship seamen abroad in presence of Consul may engage seaman for any definite voyage or time. bound to receive bullion for transportation to United States.. Paragraph. 491 397 532 631 150 150, 154 150 150, 153 155 156, 157 is a seaman, as to discharge, relief, etc. 176 not entitled to more expensive relief than ordinary seaman. to furnish Consul with account against seaman forty-eight hours be- to be present with "slop book" when seamen are discharged and within forty-eight hours after arrival... 219 bound to take destitute seamen for transportation to United States.. clothes, etc., of deserting seamen forfeited for benefit of, exception.. desertion connived at by, Consul not to certify desertion list.. to permit crew to complain to Consul.. of wrecked vessel entitled to one-half register, if present.. to produce manifest on clearing.. to obtain bill of health on clearing for United States. duty of, in case of mutiny or insubordination not bound to transport criminals or insane seamen to have access to pilot charts, etc,. 242 242 264 266, 267 270 273-290 280-283 299 301 303 to take receipt for fees paid to Consul joint affidavit of, and mate to landing of goods exported in bond... 495 686 |