Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-03-08

lfed soi forty three sRt ugcd hearing AID dssidns
upon the case of any person charged with any eaence
crime aud arrested under tile provsousof said hea
ty convention, i've doars per cay ot tne time ne
cessarily employed
For each days attendance in court, before any Off
cor Dpranant To law one dol ar and fifty cents and FIVE
cents per mile for travelling from his place of residence
to said place of trial hearing, and five per mile
for returning. When w itnoss is subpmnaed in
than one cause between the parties in different
suits the court, but travel ee and per
diem compensation shall be aowedfor attendance to be
taxed in the first disposed OF and per diem only
in the other causes, be taxed from that time in
each case in the order in which they may be disposed
When witness is detained in prison for want of Sc
curity for his appearance, he shall be entitled a
pensaon Of one dollar perday over and above his sub
slstence.
When clerk other officer of the Urted States shall
be sent away from his place of business with for
the Government either with without papers books
his salary shall continue his necessary expenses stated
in it and sworn in going returning, and attend
the court shall be audited and paid but no mile
other alton, shau IN any case De al
lowed.
There shall be paid to such seamen other person
has been shall be sent to the United Stat from
foreign port station ocean, by any United States
Minister, Charge ARaires Consul Commander, or Cap
tain to give testimony in any criminal case which has
been or NAV be depending in any court OF the United
States such ccmpensations as the court which had
shall have cognizance of the crime shall adudge to be
right apd proper MOTTO exceed one dollar Tor each day.
the said person has been or shall be necessa
y on voyage and arriving at the place of examine
ton trial. exclusive of sustenance and transportation
the court to take into consideration in fixing said
! pensation the condition CT said seamen or Witness
whether his voyage has been broken to his injury by
| his being sent to the United States or not
IF said seamen has been shall be transport
ed in any armed vessel Of the United States, charge
for transportation shall be made; if in
saon shall be paid the captain of said vessel and th
shall nbe paid accordingly: P'ou'ded Thatin
case shall transportation and substance be allowed
rae exceeding hftycenper diem.
| Jurors Fees.
| The actual attendance at any court courts two
| dollars per day curing such attendance.
For travelling from their residence to said court
five cents per mile for going, and the same tor
| returning.
For publishing any statute, notice, or order required
by law, or the lawful order OF any court, department.,
bureau, other person, in any newspaper forty cents
per folio for tho first insertion, and twenty cents per
folio for each subsequent ton That the compen
saion herein provided shall include the furnishing law
ul evidence under OATH of publication, to be made
and furnished by the printer or publisher making such
| publication.
| words, counting each figure as word When there
| are over fifty and under hundred words, they
shall BE- counted as folio, but when they
less except when the whole statue notice. or order con-
ains less than fifty words.
The bill of fees of clerk, marshall and attorneys, aud
the amount paid printers and Witnesses, and lawful
fees for exempcatons and copies of papers
rly obta ned tor trial in where by law
cost are recoverable favor of the evailng parry,
shall be taxed by Judge clerk OF hs court and be
included in and form portion of judgment decree
against thu losing party Such taxed bills shall be filed
with the papers in the cause
In cases where the United States parties, the mar
shall SHALL the oder of the court to be entered in its
minutes pay 10 the jurors and Witnesses all such fees
they may appear by such order to be entitled to- which
sums shall be allowed him at the treasury in his
counts.
| The fees of the marshals clerks commissioners and
district attorneys, in where the United States
liable to pey the same shall be paid settling their
counts at the treasury such accounts to be made tut
and verified by thepry under OATH and forwarded to
| he First Audt tor of
In prize cases where there is condemnation and
sale, the costs, far as they payable and be
id out OF the proceeds of sale, shall be paid the
order of the court upon the filing OF the taxed bills
making them portion of the record in the case
No district attorney, marshal, or clerk their dep
ues, shall receive any other or greater compensation
for any rendered by him than is provided in
this act ard all acts and pats of acts allowing to either
OF them any other greater fees than is herein provi
ded, are hereby repealed, an TO any other
greater compensation is hereby declared to be m SIDE
| meanor. Aud fany officer here nbeors mentioned, or
his deputy shall by color ofhis Office wifuly
andcorru ty demand and receive any Other greatr
fees those allowed in this act, he shall conyc
ton thereof in any court OF the United States, forfeit
and pay fine eding five hundred dollars, arr lie
imprisoned not exceeding six monhs at the discretion
OF The before whom the conviction shall be had.
But his shall not be construed 10 prohibit the pay
ofany salary authorized by Statute: ProOaded That
in ths St4teof California aud the Territory OF Oregon
officers Jurors. and wi shall be allowed for the
term of two years, doub the fees and compensation al
lowed by this and the fees allowed by this act,
with fifty per cent added thereto Tor two years there
| alter
Tha before any bill costs shall be taxed by any Judge
other ofc allowed by any officer of the y,
in favor oclerks, m irshals, commissioners dis
attorneys, the party claiming such bill shall prove by
his own oath, or some other person having knowledge
of the facts, to be attached to such bill and
filed hsrewifh, that the services charged therein
have been actually and cessary performed, as there.
in stated.
That witnesses who required attend any term
OF the the part Of the United States shall be sub
penaed to attend to testify generally on their behalf
and not to depart the court without leave of the
or dis rlct at under which shall be their duty
appear before the grand jury petit jury both
they shall BIZ required by the court or district attorney
No writ shall be necessary TO bring into court any
prisoner orsperson in custody, or for remandng him
from the INTO custody but the shall be done
the order Of the court district Attorney for which
Il fee shall b. charged by the clerk marshal.
Sea. and be it further enacted, That if any person
shall ia sely take oath or affirmation in relation to
any matter authorized by this ao such person shall be
deemed guilty OF perjury, and upon conviction thereof
sha suf the pairs and penalties in that provi-
ded.
SEC. s. And be it further enacted, Thst all laws and
reg ulatcns heretofore made, which a,e incompatible
The provisions OF this act here by repealed and
abregated Povded neue,theless That this shall
be construed repeal modify clause provision
of an approved the eighteenth September, eighteen
hundr d and fifty, entitled "Aq aotto amend and sup
plem AIRY to The act entitled AN act respet ting fuei
tiVe fom JUSTICE and persons escaping from the serv
o. their MASTER. approved February Twelfth, seventee
hn dred and ninety three.
S-pember TWEEN y-eighth, eighteen hundred and fifty
entitled San provide toI extending the laws al
ju cia system of the United States TO the State OF
Carolina be so amended confer the district
OF the State of California jurisdiction all Grim
ina fully and completely as if conferred ty
law upon the district circuit court of the State OF
New York.
Approved February 26, 1883.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.