Kinds and quantity of provisions required Page Vessels having fifty or one hundred and fifty passengers.. 269 Ventilation, provisions for Cooking apparatus, provisions fo: 270 270 Discipline, provisions for keeping 271 272 272 Penalties in sundry cases Vessels must be examined on arrival and departure Provisions in regard to space in steamers Vessels bound to the Pacific with passengers......................................... Master must deliver manifest of passengers....................................................................... Same must be reported to Secretary of the Treasury. .......................................... 275 CHANGE OF VESSEL'S NAME, AND MODE OF PROCEEDING... 54 CLEARANCE OF VESSELS FOR FOREIGN PORTS Master must produce manifest of cargo.... Duty of collectors and other officers Master must deliver list of crew before clearance........ ....... How and what vessels may trade between them without clearing and entering........ 95 95 95 96 96 97 97 97 98 98 99 99 Penalty for leaving without delivery of manifest........................................................................... In case there be no collector or surveyor within five miles When part of cargo is destined for another district.............................................. 102 ........... 102 When manifest with foreign goods is lost or mislaid.. 102 Permit to touch and trade.. 104 104 Registered steamers and other vessels may engage in coasting COMMERCIAL INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS....... 78 DECISIONS AND REGULATIONS UNDER THE TARIFF LAWS... 206 ENROLLMENT AND LICENSING OF SHIPS AND VESSELS What vessels shall be deemed vessels of United States... ......... Register may be exchanged for enrollment or license ................................. ........................ ...................... Vessel forfeited if proceeding on foreign voyage without surrender of enroll- Licensed vessel transferred to a non-resident may be forfeited. Act not to extend to boats not masted and decked.. ENTRY OF MERCHANDISE No goods to be imported in vessels less than thirty tuns... No goods can be unladen except in ports established by law Page 49 49 50 50 50 50 51 51 51 51 108 108 108 How to proceed when no invoice has been received ....................... 109 Oath by owner or importer where goods have been purchased.. Goods on joint account of resident and non-resident................................................. 115 Goods destined for certain interior ports. ENTRY OF GOODS FOR WAREHOUSING ENTRY OF VESSELS FROM FOREIGN PORTS Where lawful to make entry.. No goods to be imported in United States vessel without manifest. Manifest must be ready, when Master must report within twenty-four hours after arrival Tunnage duty to be paid, and register and clearance produced, before entry. 90 ............ Ships or war and dispatch vessels not required to enter.................................. Vessels from district to district with certified manifest...................................... ...... EXPORTATION TO ADJACENT BRITISH PROVINCES 88 89 91 91 91 93 94 251 Merchandise for adjacent provinces, when to be warehoused............................... 255 How said merchandise may be withdrawn and exported 256 Frontier ports through which exportation may be made 256 256 Goods entered for exportation liable to forfeiture if brought back........... 257 FOREIGN NATIONS, commercial intercourse with. FOREIGN-BUILT VESSELS OWNED BY CITIZENS OF U. S..... 52 78 FRONTIER TRADE..... .... Page 276 Free navigation of lakes and rivers to Indians and British subjects......... 276 Persons from adjacent territory must deliver manifest of goods..... ....... 276 276 277 Vessels of United States on northern, north-eastern, and north-western 278 278 Vessels of Great Britain on same Vessels navigating such waters must be enrolled, &c......... 278 Damage discovered on goods while under appraisement 250 Examination of damaged goods, where to be made. ............................................ 250 Vessel cannot enter without list of seamen, &c...................................................... INSPECTION OF DRUGS ... ....................... Drugs and medicines must be examined before entry Collectors may appoint examiners in certain cases...................................................... 291 ...................... 291 INSPECTION AND LANDING OF GOODS.... 235 Inspectors may be placed on board vessels on arrival... 235 235 Inspector cannot perform other duties 235 His wages to be paid by master, if proceeding to another district.... .... 235 236 Goods must be unladen by daylight.. Hatches to be secured by inspectors............................................................................................................... 236 236 237 238 Goods on board after a limited time to be taken possession of. Goods cannot be removed until weighed, &c. ....................................... If goods do not agree with manifest, penalty... Return must be made by inspector when delivery is completed....... But post entry may be allowed in certain cases... Weighers, gaugers, and measurers must make return in three days......... 241 Vessels ice-bound may discharge elsewhere................................................................................... 243 240 240 240 INVOICES..... No goods admitted to entry without invoice Invoice must be in the currency of the country whence imported........... 105 LANDING AND INSPECTION of Goods ... ..... LICENSING AND ENROLLMENT OF SHIPS AND VESSELS LICENSES TO YACHTS.... Secretary of Treasury may grant licenses MARINE PAPERS... Passport, form of, will be prepared by Secretary of State.... MERCHANDISE, entry of ..... MITIGATION AND REMISSION OF FINES, &c..... If penalty or forfeiture do not exceed fifty dollars MONEYS, foreign, table of NAME, change of vessel's NAVIGATION LAWS... ..... .... .... 106 72 Forfeiture of goods and vessel, if imported contrary to foregoing provision.. 73 Fishing vessels must have three fourths American crews.... Coasting trade restricted to vessels of United States............. Tunnage duty on coasters, if crew be not three fourths American Also on vessels from foreign ports in like cases........... How these duties may be abated... Tunnage duties on vessels of United States discontinued, &c. Discriminating duties conditionally suspended. Goods in foreign vessels to pay discriminating duty in certain cases. Additional duty on goods in foreign vessels not remitted on exportation.... 77 Goods entered below cost liable to forfeiture, when.... Resisting or obstructing officers of the customs...................................... If invoice be made up with intent to defraud Burden of proof on claimant in cases of seizure. PASSENGERS' BAGGAGE 282 ...... 282 283 ................. 283 283 284 284 284 127 127 266 Indecent articles, prints, &c., entirely prohibited... Importation of dutiable goods in vessels of the United States navy............... PROTESTS AND APPEALS..... Beer, ale, porter, distilled spirits, and refined sugar, certain capacities re- 244 245 245 245 Written protest must be made to reclaim duties illegally exacted.. 245 Duties not paid under written protest not illegally exacted................. 246 ...246 Protest must be made on each importation................................ 247 246 247 Protest, how required to be made.. Duties paid under protest not recoverable unless paid to obtain possession of Collector must examine protest before receiving duties The term "ten days after entry " defined.......... 247 248 ....................... 248 ... 248 232 232 232 RECIPROCAL TRADE WITH BRITISH PROVINCES. Schedule of articles free of duty Proof of origin must be given. Merchandise only free when imported direct........ Articles manufactured from materials produced in United States........... 233 Flour from American wheat imported from Canada. 234 234 234 Tar, coal..... Owner's oath must be filed in ninety days. Timber and lumber... RECORDING OF VESSELS BUILT IN THE UNITED STATES, BUT BELONGING WHOLLY OR IN PART TO FOREIGNERS On change of master, indorsement as if registered.. Master of any recorded vessel must produce certificate on entry REGISTRY OF SHIPS AND VESSELS...... Vessels deemed vessels of United States Where vessels shall be registered... ........ .......................... Proceedings preliminary to registry.. 25 27 .......................... 29 29 ............................. 30 New vessel must have carpenter's certificate........................................................ Proceedings when ship and owner are in different districts.......... Indorsement must be made on change of master Vessel sold to foreigner forfeited, unless sale be made known.............. 31 32 33 34 |