Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1861-06-06

RIDGE. Vice President and President of the SEN
ate. WILLIAM PENNINGTON, Speaker of the
House Of Representatives.
| CHAP. XIV An Act to carry into effect Conven-
tions between the United States and the Republics
ofEew Granada ana Costa Rica.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House Of RspressHt0
ves Of the United States Of America COngTsSs
bsd That the President Of the United States BY aud
with the advice and consent of the Senate, shall ep
point commissioner whose duty it shall be, conjont
| " with commissioner appointed by the Govern
| ment of New Granada TO investigate, adjust and
determine the amount OF the claims of citizens of
| the United States against the Government OF New
| Granada, pursuant to the terms of convention
| signed at Washington on the tenth Of September,
SEC 2. And be a further saaetsd Thatthe President
ofthe United States By and it'll the advice AM
sent of the Senate shal appoint secretary 10 aid
commissioner in behalf of the United states versed
in the English aud Span-h languages, and the said
| board is hereby authorized to appoint clerk.
SIC. 3 ind be IL fuYtisr sHncsf. That the cOmp7n-
satiOn Of the respective officers for whose appoint
me7t provision il made by this act, shall be a. fol-
two thousand five hundred dollar. 10 the secretary
and Interpreter in fnl for his services the sum OF
two thousand dollar and the President OF the nj
ted States shall be. and he j. hereby. authorized 10
make such provision for the contingent expenses OF
the salt commission On the part the Quilted states
a. shall 10 him appear reasonable and proper.
SIC. 4 AAd BE- n f0taer snacisd, That tie said com
missioner on the part ftLe United ststes, in con
junction with the commissioner on the part Of New
Granada, shall be, and he r. hereby. authorized TO
MAKE an needfuI rules and regulations Tor conduct
ing the business 81 their -au colnm-slon such Taie5
and regulations not contracting the Constitution
/ states. .
the provisions of the said Convention.
SIC 3. AHd he Il fyilsy sHartsd. That the Secre-
tary OF sta re is hereby authorized and required 70
transmit 10 the said such pspes or rec
ords relating 10 the said commission he may dem
proper, may be called for by the laid commits
sloneTs ana ~ the termination OF t7r cofhhlssioh'
all the records, documents, and all other papers
which have been brought before the commissioner,
or which may be IN possession OF their shAl
be deposited IN the Department OF State PrOrids1s
That this section shall be construed a. to pre-
| vent the commissioner on the part Of New Granada
| Department
copies or duplicates OF papers filed Oh behalf OF HE
| Government, instead 81 originals.
SIC S. AHa h ~ faytasv .Haetsd. That upon sug-
gestiOu b. claimant that witness whose te-ti-
rnonv may lie deemed important 70 him refu-es or Il
unwilling t-stify regard 20 hi- claim 1t shall
be competent for said board Of commissioner 70 -
sue commission 10 come suitable person 10 take ne
testimony Of such wines. and such witness NAY be
compelled 10 appear and testify 5eioTe such comnis-
siOuers in the came manner a. Is now provided ~
! OF the CniteG State
| SIC Ana b. tt farfas, eH1,t,d That all scknowl-
cdgeIueut Of indebtedness the part OF 'he GOV
| eminent OF New Granada to claimants citizen. 81
the United state being established by t!e award OF
the board of c0mmf=ioUers, shall be ITeTed 20 the
Government OF the Hited states. ana made payable
thereto. and the United States shall thereUpOn
sumo aud pay -uch claimants al thu lTeasury, up
| on the certificate Of the board OF commissioners.
what-OeVeT OF money shall have been FeVsralIy
awarded them. the Government OF the nitFd states
! becoming thereby me creator OF the '@FerhmeqI
| New Granada for the aggregate Of all sums so
assumed and paid ana entitled 70 receive to that eE
tent the pay ueHt stipulated aud guaranteed Hbder
the third article Of the referred 70 IN the
| first section OF this act.
! SEC. Ant 10 far:5sy saar'sd hat for the com
peusatiOu OF the Ctcer- authorized By the third
/ ton, ana the contingent expenses OF the commits
gioner the part OF the United States and for the
I compensation and expense OF the umpire under the
said convention, which, uired 10 be betrayed by
| the Cu,rd State=. and !ikewl-e 10 paw the awards
which NAV be made. according to the provisions OF
the seventh section OF tli- act such naH BE
| Necessary be and they hereby are appropriated
Of any money lu the Treasury not otherwise sppro-
80 f. 4ntse ~ <gl.4s, .ra,,lf. That the Presi-
dom Of he Init "a ly md
aud consent Of the senate. shall appoint eommis-
comm Epp Oinfed by the Government OF Cos
- Kica. 20 IUvssugafe- adjust. and determine the
! amount ofclams OF citizens OF the United States
against the Government Of Costa Bica. pur-uaut 10
the terfnsU q convention signed san jose the
second day oIJu.v. eighteen huntrei AID -ixty
SKs 10 Ant he fsytasv sarisd. That the compel
satIou Of the >sioner. for whose appointment
provision l. made b. I'M. act .halI be IN fq for MS
seTvIcts, two thousand y- hundred dollar aud the
PTc-Ident of the United States shall Be and ne Is
hereby authorized TO MAKE such provision tor the
contingent expenses OF the sald commission the
part OF the LATED states % shall TO him appear
re lsona6ie and proper.
Commissioner the part OF The United states, IN
conjunction with the commissioner on the part Of
Gotta BIca shall be and be j. hereby authorized 10
make all neediEl 'uIes and regulations for conduct
ing the bu-ine=s ofthe- said Commission. such rule
and regulatOns not coutravenins the Constitution
ofthe Unitsi Stale. the provisions OF this act.
the prov i-ious OF the said Convention.
SIC y A1a o, az rRr!7sy snrcs7 That the Secretary
OF State i hereby authorized and required 10 trans
the said commissioner such papers records
FriAtiHg 10 me sald c4mml'sion d. ne may deem
proper or as may De called for by the laid comml--
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