The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-01-04

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e: Inc administrator may exact the exhibition
OF the loading book to compare with the manifest
Q. ine manifest Of the captain shall be regis
cree IN book Kept for that purpose; and upoi
one copy Of 1t he shall receive pass, which b.
must tak9in person to the port of bis destination
binding himself, under penalty Of confiscation Of
the vessel 70 bring or send back the return permi
o. certlncate to the custom-house of registry
y. Inc custom house Of registry shall despatch
the vessel, sealing the matches and putting on boar
travelling guard, whose duty it shali be to ses
that the vessel does not change her destination OF
DO any thing suspicious or contraband.
10. To each travelling guard all vessels sba
pay at the us'om-house at Martin Garcia six
hard dollars to Conception del Uruguay; ten to
Rosario; fourteen to the city of Parana; forty t.
Corrientes.
sessions of Brazil will leave at Corrientes their
travelling guard, and on their return, will receive
hlm again at the same place for the custom-house
of registry, without any other charge.
II. In case any vessel coming from foreign
port should, in consequence of storm or damage
put into any ofhe qualified ports of the republic,
or into any port of the Parana or Uruguay, with
out having permit from the registry Office, OF
without guard, such vessel shall be embargoed
with her cargo, until the necessat proofs have
been received, when she may go on her passage
according to the nature of the case.
Y. All vessels despatched from the custom house
AZ buenos Ayres entering the rivers by the Martin
Garcia channel, will be compelled to anchor in
front of the Island, and to present their permit to
De countersigned. (oise) Such as enter by the
"Pamas channel'' will be visited by the Resguardo
TO be established at the port of Zarate subordinate
e, Vol, 1ne cua.om-nouse OF registry, and their permit
any port of the republic without having complied
with this formaIity
:, 10. The custom-house Of registry will forward
70 the proper custom-houses copy of the mani
Iests; and all custom-houses established in the in
terror rivers are obliged to communicate without
delay, to the registry Office the arrivals of vessels
and any observations which may grow out of an
examination of their manifests.
ID. Every vessel receiving a permit from the
registry Office shall, within nine months present
or remit the return certificate (torna guia) under
penalty of confscation of the vessel, otherwise
such vessel cannot leave the river.
10. All vessels receiving ON board return car
goes for expectation at any of the interior custom
houses will take on board guard and permit
which they must present at the Registry Office to
have the pass affixed.
is. The administrator of the custom house of
organize, at the Resguardo guard boats
to perform duty in turn, and to keep boat always
In the rivers to look out for the shores and for yes
sells coming from the custom houses on the rivers
The object Of this is to guard against the violation
OF the regulations for loading or unloading on the
rivers.
II. Any vessel found loading or discharging on
the coasts without license permit shall be con-
hscated, vessel and cargo; and the master shall be
lncapacitated from navigating the interior rivers.
violation, the same having been proved the master
or captain infringing shall lose his vessel if still
under his command, or be fined in an amount
equal to her value, and he shall be rendered inca
pable OF navigating the rivers.
10. The following duties shall be charged at the
registry custom house: all vessels from foreign
ports going up the river for the visit four hard dol
lars, or their equivalent in the currency of Buenos
Ayres for the pass for vessels of 200 TONS six dol
lars; above that tonnage, twelve dollars; tor the
same vessels going OUT for riseing their permit,
four dollars if under 200 tons; and eight dollars
for larger vessels, or their equivalent in current
money; on national vessels one dollar and quar-
er' or their equivalent In current money, for the
charge OF entry and for seing their permits, and
The same on their return.
CHAPTER III
....s- Of Deposits.
l. At the custom house of Buenos Ayres all ar
cles of trade from foreign ports shall be admitted
On deposit free OF import duty, whenever the inn
porter shall solicit it.
2. Within forty eight hours after the expiration
u the period granted for rectifying the manifest
(should they not have done SO with the manifest
tself) the consignees or owners of the cargo of
vessel shall present at the custom house Office
separate lists of all their goods, classified accord
ng to their different destInati ms, viz. lst list
Of such goods as are intended for importation into
he place itself and despatched through the GUS
'om house thereof; I'd, list of those goods which
are in transit for other ports. the republic; 3d.
list OF goods in transit for expectation to foreign
countries; 4th, list of goods for deposit. These
lists shall contain the same specifications, as to
marks, contents, qualities, and quantities. as are
equired for the manifest; and in the ists of ar.
icles IN transit 1t must be mentioned whether they
ire to be transhipped or to proceed in the vessel
tself
8. Liquors in wood may be kept on deposit one
7ear; other articles eighteen months at the out
ide. the owners of goods on deposit for extra
ordinary reasons, desire to prolong these periods,
hey must make written application to the Gene
al Inspection office, where their case will be de
ided. Whenever any such extension shall be |
granted, the storage for the time elapsed shall be
,aid in cash.
4. Dispatches for goods on deposit for consump- |
ion can only be granted for entire packages, and
ne dispatcher must pay the established duties,
living bills at ninety days.
8. The reshpment of goods on deposit is permit |
ed free of transit duty, whether such goods be |
estined Tor foreign ports, or for any qualified port
Il the republic where custom house for the ex |
erior is established but in this latter CAGE the re-
hipment can only be made in a national vessel.
b. Goods on deposit may be sold transferred |
rom hand to hand without requiring the payment |
II duties; but the seller should inform the ac- |
counting ofnce OF the custom house thereof that |
he transfer may be noted it being understood |
hat the custom house recognises as owners only |
hose who appear on its books as such. Such
transfers. effect in no way the conditions of the de-
oosit, the duration Of which is reckoned from the
late of the manifest, the last owner being respon
be for the duties.
Z. The State is responsible for goods deposited,
ave in cases of unavoidable accident, or OF dam
ge in consequence of the perishable nature of the
goods The storekeeper shall be held responsible
. the treasurer for any neglect of theirs which
nay occasion damage or loss.
.. Each store shall have two different keys, one
II which is to be retained by the administrator
md the other by the storekeeper. The storekeep /
n is especially charged with keeping the stores
ecure and in good condition.
9. Goods on deposit shall be at all times, during
ustom- house hours, at the disposition of deposit |
re- for inspection, and the storekeepers shall all
ways, during proper hours, require the stores to |
,e opened for them
10. should goods not have been Withdrawn by |
he expiration of their term of deposit, the owner
hall be notified, at his place of business, to de-
patch them within three days; and if within that |
ime they should not be withdrawn, or their owner |
hodld not appear, the custom-house shall cause
hem to be sold at auction, and after deducting |
ne duties and storage due upon them, shall re. |
erve the balance for whom it may concern.
H. The cost of storage Is to be regulated by the |
GLOWING tariff, and must be paid on delivery of
he goods from deposit, viz:
-Four dollars currency per month for every pack
Ige of goods, whether bale or box.
Four dollars currency for every pipe of liquor.
One dollar currency for every barrel of flour,
ugar, rice, sc.
One dollar currency for every eight arrobas of
obacco, yerba, coffee, other heavy goods, ex-
ept metals, which shall only pay one quarter of
he above
Two dollars currency for every eight boxes of
vine, or liquor of any kind, packed in boxes of