Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-12-03

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. certified copy o. sxtsset q the shippia0
assiclss, nll. Of other papse e the chip b
vessel. 70 tie e9scs that the psrson 10 quss-
ton y Of the ezsw q ship's company Of such
sbip q vessel; end further SEATING and Ger.
tifyine that such person hes Withdrawn him
self q IL believed 70 b about 70 withdraw
himself, from the control and disipline Of the
master and officers of the said ship or vessel.
or that be has refused, OF is about TO refuse, to
submit to and obey the lawful jurisdiction Of
such consular or commercial authority in the
premises; and further stating ani certifying
that, to the best Of the knowledge and belief
Of fthe officer certifying, such person is not
+ citizen Of the United States, and thereupon
such Judge, commissioner, or other judicial
officer, on inspection Of such application, the
same being in writing and duly authenticated
by the consular or other sufficient official
seal, shall issue his warrant for the arrest Of
the parson % complained Of, directed to the
marshal Of the United States for the appro.
priate district, orlin his discretion to any per-
son, being . citizen Of the United States.
whom he may specially depute for the purpose.
requiring such person to be brought before
him for examination, il shall be made to ap.
pear that the person 80 arrested Is citizen
Of the United States, he shall be forthwith
discharged from arrest, and left to the ordi-
nary eourae Of law. But If this shall not be
made to appear. and such judge, commission
er, OF other, judicial authority shall find,
upon the papers, herainbsfore referred to. .
sufficient prima facie case that the
matter concerns only the internal or
der and discipline Of such foreign ship
or vessel. or. whether in its nature civil
or criminal. does not effect affect1 directly
the execution Of thu laws Of the United
States, OF the rights and dntiesof any citizen
Of the United States, he shall forthwith, BY
his warrant, commit such person to prison.
when prisoners under sentence Of court Of
the United States may be lawfully committed,
or to the master or chief officer Of such foreign
chip Or vessel, in his discretion, 70 BE- subject
to the lawful orders, control, and disipline Of
tho master Or chief officer for the time being,
Of such ships. and % the jurisdiction Of the
consular Or commercial authority Of the ma
ton to which such ship or vessels may be-
long, to, the exclusion Of any authority or
jurisdiction In the premises Of the United
States Or any state thereof. Provided. seser-
Aeles.. That the expenses Of the arrest and
the detention Of the person 90 arrested shall
be psia by the consul. general. consul, or vice
consuls: Asd provtaed. ysrtAer, That no
person shall b. detained more than two
months aftarhis arrest. but at the end Of that
time shs!l be set Il liberty and shall not be
arrested tor thS same cauSe Dg' = '''''o' -
Approved. June II. 1854. .''.g ,-I r.. r..
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