The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-02-13
CHAPTER 3.


Passports Of the EmigrGnts from Foreign Countries
Art s-Captains or owners Of vessels, wishing to avail
communicate to the Brszllan Minister, Consul Vic.
Consul or other agents OF coionz for the Empire
mat ,nsy intend 70 transport emigrants and said emf
Sec Their name. age and business. .
sec That they are thoroughly acquainted With th.
ooigsions imposed upon them by this regulation and
CURED to apply themselves to the particular kind Of abo
which they have specified As being competent to pei
Sec. 8 The and residence of the persons under
whom they have been in service presenting recommen
daIlon OF good conduct parsed by them.
age, unless minors
SCI; That they had the small pox, or else have be
Art 9--The Consois and Vice Consols of the Empire
in foreign countries authorised to employ
TO examine the state of the heath Of the emgrsns
pending in this way any sums put al their disposal
Department OF Home or Foreign Affairs
Art 10 : The Consols and Vice Consuls will grant
emigrans going to the Empire in conformity with th.
regulation gratuitous passports declaring sad conform
ty and remttng at the same time to the Home Depart
ment al documents collected on the subject. together
with list OF the enigrants' names.
CHApTER4
General Regulations
Art 1.-THE Consols and Vice Consuls will punctusl
~ observe all the items of the present
cept when advised OF any modification by the govern
Art l2-Emigrants going by virtue of these reeua.
tons, shall not, in the course Of three years,
sec. !. Leave the province where they arrive.
sec Purchase lease let or acquire the of lands
Sec Establish commercial houses administer them,
become clerk or to sell from door to door The viola.
tiops Of this article will be punished with the PENALTIES
imposed by the law OF October th 1887 upon those who
do not fulfil their contracts tfE
Art l3--Th- government may dispense with the re.
tf tho above article when conclusive reason
shall be presented by the emigrants.
who employ emigrans, compensation not to exceed
ntk Of the charge the deduction Of the anchor
age dues made on Their account provided that this com
Art lb-The whole deduction to be made by the go.
vernment upon the transportation of emgrants shall
yer exceed the amount of charges to which are
subject Whatever be the number emgrants brou ght
Art l6 The Consuis and Vice Consuls will only send
that number Of emgrants designated expressly BY the
government in its order notwithstanding larger num-
Der might wish to 10 the Empire with the advantages
Of the present regulation:
yernment quarterly of the number of emgrants arrived
in conformity with these regulations the state in which
they have arrived, and their behavior.
Art le.-The services rendered by the Consuls and
Vice Consus, in the execution Of this regulation shall
Ss rs%uSs1sd by the aecsrdp to their
Rio DE JASErRo, April 80, 1874.
DECREE No. $50, OF THE 9th OF Der. 1874.
Regulating the su,pl.s Stores Of Vessels
Tree to each vessel as mentioned in the Decree of the
soth March, 1882 add 80 for the consump
turn voyage upon which no duties snail be- exscted Is
specified in article elst section lo Of the regulation OF
Art Aft after the above addition an exces, of stores
be verified the consumption duty said excess will be
paid but in separating the articles subject to duy rem
those which are exempted the Captain shall be at liberty
to take OF such article articles greater portion than
was hitherto allowed and If taking more even less
either OF the articles mentioned in the list the portion
each article allowed fer each day must be substituted by
the same quantity of any other article allowed the
same period
Art 3- the Captain should consider that the surplus
stores which granted him free of duty for his return
VOYAGE or that any article of the stores are net
sufficient to carry him to the port of his desna tion hi
may ask for deposite Of the articles be may think
cessary and such deposits will be grancd in the naona
stores till the day before his departure conducting them
to and from said deposite at his Gust in which
he shall pay no duties on the excess.
Art 4This regulation is only applicable to those ma
tons which grant the favor ts Brazilian navigation
The government shall ascertain what those nations
which grant nothng or grant less, to Brazilian vessels
In order to treat them In the same manner
Art ALL regulations to the contrary are revoked
MANUEL ALVES BRANCO
RIO JANEiRo, Oct 9, 1914.
DECREE No. 3so, OF THE 18th Nov 1874.
altering the Regulations If goth July 1884, in relation to
the anchorage Dues
Art. l.-Are free Of anchorage dues
Sec. l. Vessels entering and clearing in ballast.
Sec 3 Vessels entering the third and subsequent
vo ages within year. having paid the two previous
arrivals the dues established by the decree of July Goth
1874.
Art 2-Vessels entering in Franquier in order to try
the market receive ORDERS having discharged
no cargo, will pay per on daily the dues established BY
the laws Of Nov Is. 1881 Oct 81 1888 and Oct 90 1896
Art 3-All regulations to the contrary are revoked
MANUEL ALVES BRANCO.
Rio DE JArEIRo, Nov. Is, lS44
LUZ HENRIQUE FERREIRA D'AGUIAR,
Consul General