Regulations Prescribed for the Use of the Consular Service of the United States

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Relief of destitute seamen
40
Wrecks
50
Persia December 13 1856 peace and friendship
51
Miscellaneous duties in regard to vessels
56
the United States
60
Miscellaneous instructions
66
55
80
Consular accounts and returns
85
ART XXIIIContinued Page
90
Extracts from Treaties referred to in the text relative to Consular
123
Belgium December 5 1868 rights privileges and immuni
131
Borneo June 23 1850 peace and friendship
138
Portugal August 25 1840 commerce and navigation
140
China June 18 1858
149
Denmark April 26 1826 friendship commerce and naviga
157
France February 23 1853 consular privileges
163
Great Britain July 3 1815 commerce
176
Hawaii December 20 1849 friendship commerce and navi
182
Japan March 31 1854 peace and amity
190
Lubeck see Hanseatic Republics
196
New Granada May 4 1850 consular privileges
206
Paraguay February 4 1859 friendship commerce and navi
212
Spain February 22 1819 amity settlement and limits
225
Tunis August 1797 peace and friendship
231
Extracts from conventions relating to naturalization and referred to
237
Baden July 19 1868
247
Extract from An act to revise and consolidate the statutes
257
Circulars to Consular Officers not embodied in the foregoing
359
structions 361370
361
APPENDIX No V
371
Forms referred to in the text Table of reference to forms in previous regulations Page
373
Oath of allegiance
375
Bond by Consular Officers in Schedule B
376
Bond by Consular Officers in Schedule C
377
Bond by Consuls and Commercial Agents not in Sched ule B or C
378
Form for the first or outside page of a dispatch
379
Address of envelopes
380
Form for visa of passport
381
Certificate given to master on deposit of ships register and papers
382
Shipping agreement between master and crew
383
Acknowledgment and indorsement on such agreement
385
Certificate given to seamen at the time of discharge
386
Receipt for twothirds extra wages
387
Certificate given to masters whose seamen leave hospital against physicians advice 388 1
388
Certificate given to masters when required to take to the United States more than two seamen for one hundred tons burden of a vessel
389
Notice to master of result of examination on complaint of crew
390
Request to local authorities to imprison seamen or mariners
391
Request to local authorities for the arrest of deserters
393
Letter to authorities in cases of sinking vessels
402
Certificate to advertisement for funds on bottomry where no proposals have been received
403
Inventory of a ship or vessel
404
Letter of master to auctioneer
405
Account of sale of a vessel
406
Certificate given to master when ships register is retained entire in the Consulate
407
Acknowledgment to bottomry bond
408
Assignment of bottomry bond
409
Declaration and oath of master to death or loss overboard at sea of a seaman or mariner
410
Consuls certificate for customhouse or authorities in case of the deviation of a vessel from the voyage
411
Order to pay at home seamans wages or voyages
412
Agreement of master to give increased wages
413
Receipt by Consul for effects of a deceased seaman left on board the vessel
415
Certificate of marriage
416
Rent and miscellaneousexpense account
417
Exchange voucher
418
Statement of cases of relief afforded to destitute Ameri can seaman c
419
Voucher for boarding and lodging
420
Voucher for clothing
421
Return of extra wages
422
Accountcurrent for seamens relief and extra wages
423
Record of treasury fees
424
Record of treasury fees
425
Quarterly statement of fees
426
Extract from feebook of fees not enumerated in Form 96
428
Form for a consular account for compensation while re ceiving instructions
429
Certificate to accompany the account of a salaried Con sul for compensation while making the transit to his post of duty
430
Form for stating an account for salary and fees exclu sive of seamens wages or expenditures for them
431
Certificate to accompany Form 112
432
General quarterly account
433
Digest of the invoicebook
434
Register of official letters sent
435
Return of the names and effects of deceased citizens of the United States
436
Semiannual passport return of the Department of State
437
Detailed list of seamen or mariners shipped discharged or deceased
438
Return of seamen who have come upon the Consulate otherwise than in the employment of vessels or by regular discharge therefrom
439
Return of exports at a maritime Consulate
440
Return of trade with the United States
441
Passportbook
443
Ships daily journal
444
Form of bond for a marshal of a consular court
445
Declaration to be made by the purchaser or owner where merchandise has been actually purchased
446
Joint resolution of January 8 1874
451
Table for reducing United States gold coin to English
452
Oath or affirmation of the principal officers of a vessel
455
Act of June 9 1874
482
257346
507
RII
517

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