The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-03-16

20 thsay the laws relating export goods Canada
ada,au e goods when entered for export are i'm
hereby 70 modify the laws in relation picked fish
SECTION g. dad be ii further enacted That the ol;cor of
The Treasury under the direction tho Secretary Of tho
ing collectors. bonds with sufficient surees for such
and in such form shall be prescribed by said Ssce
ta The said new bonds to be taken before day Rxed
for this to take effect Ii shall be the duty of Secre
Of the Treasury, at the of each sos-
sion of Congress- TO report 10 each house or
statements, presenting the amount Of money expended
each house in the United States during the s,sAs
poyed and the occupation and salary of each person
each OF the said houses during the period aforesaid
APPROVED March 3, 1919.
[PuBLIc-No. AL
AN ACT to extend the provisions of all laws in force
relating to the carriage OF passengers in merchant vessels
and the regulation thereof
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Representations of
all vessels bound from any port the United any
port place the Pacific ocean, tributaries or
the Atlantic tributaries shall be subject pro-
visions Of all the laws now in force relating to the car
rage of passengers merchant vessels, sailing and
from foreign countries, and the regulation thereof; sx-
poses" approved May seventeenth, eighteen hundred
III s. ID s
furnish to each passenger the daily supply of water therein
to furnish for themselves sufficient supply of good and
wholesome ood and in they shall fail do shall
be subject to the penalty provided in said fourth section in
passengers pu, allowance water or
SEC And be further enacted That the entitled
act to regulate the carriage Of passengers in merchant
and shall be So as hat ve,s
passing into through the topics shall be allowed carry
the number Of passengers vessels that do
the tropics.
effect and after the fifteenth day OF March, eighteen hun
dred and forty nine.
APPROVED March 3, 1870
IPupLlc-No, 43I
AN ACT extend the laws of the United States
the territory and Upper California, and
10 create a collection district therein
BE enacted by the Senate and H, Of Represntaues of
the laws the United be and are hereby
extended and the main land and of all that
portion OF territory ceded to the United States by the
treaty of peace friendship and limits, between the United
States Of America and the Mexican republic concluded
on The second day OF February, the eighteen hum
dred and ortyeish heretofore designated and known
snc 2 And be it further enacted That all the ports,
harbos bays rivers and of the land Of the
dslc. by the name Of Upper California and port Of
entry shall be- and is hereby, established for said district
lector Of shall be appointed by President
United States by and with the advice and OF the
sse red '1a Re se That ports of delivery
shall be- and are hereby established in the collection dis
venent point within the ersi,oy q The United States to
be selected by the Secretary the Treasury may
head Gull California and the collector Of the said
district Of Caorna Is hereby authorized to appoint with
deputy collectors to be stationed at the ports of delivery
a oresaid
SEC l. Aad be ii further enacd, That the collector of
said district shall be allowed compensation OF fifteen hum
dred dollars per and the fees and commissions al
lowed by and the said deputy collectors shall each DO
allowed compensation Of one thousand per and
the fees and commissions allowed by law.
SEC s. Ind be it farther enacted, That, until otherwise
provided by law all violations of the laws of the
United States committed within the district of Upper Cali
fona shall be the district Of LOUISE
the supreme of Oregon, which shall
have original Jurisdiction, and may take cognizance of all
arising under the laws in the said district of
Upper California, and shall proceed therein in the
ner aud with the like effect il such had arisen
within tie district territory where the prosecution shall
be brought. -
effect from and after the tenttt day of March
APPROVED March g. lSi9.