New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-11

prohibiting the wearing OF sheath knives
board, IS hereby exte ded and made applin;U
seamen in the merchant service.
SEC 2. And be II further enacted. I hat d
the duty OF the master or other officer in q
of any ship or vessel regst, red. enrolled OF
under the laws Of the United State, AM
owner or other person entering into contraa
employment OF a seaman OF other sutor1iaa
any such ship or vessel. TO info rm every pera
ing to ship himself of the provisions OF tins
to require his compliance tn rewIth, undefs
Of nifty dollars for each omission, y be sue
recovered in the name OF the United
America, under the direction of tho Secreis{
Treasury, one half for the benefit OF the
and the other half for the benefit of the fust
relief o: the sick and disabled seamen.
Approved July p. ls66
AN ACT for the removal of causes in cera&
from state courts
Be 1t enacted by the senate and House
sentatiyes OF the Unitsd states OF Amena
gTess assembled, That n in any SUIT ara
menced, or that may hereafter be cOmmebc
State court az ainst an alien, or a citizen a
IN which the suit is brought against a citae
other 5 ate. and the matter in dispute eIu
sam OF five hundred dOliars, exclusive Of q
made to appear TO the satisfaction Of tbs
citizen of the State in which tus suit IS bnl
shall be a defendant, and II the suit sO tAH
10 the alien defendant or to the defendant
citizen of a state other than that in whie.
is brought, is or has been instituted ~ nd
for the purpose of restraining or enloInR
If the suit is one in which tuere can be IN
minAtIon OF the controversy. 30 far as
MIN, without the presence OF the other ~
as parties in the cause, then and
such case the alien defendant %
PENDANT who is citizen Of n state s,n
that in hlch the SUIT is brought, may, atl
before the trial or final bearing of the cAl5
petition for the removal of the cause as asl
into the next circuit court of the United Su<
held In the district where the suit Is pend
offer good and sufficient surety for his ern
,..,I.g ha faTaN Aas of e. ~
said process against him, and of all pleading l.
sitlons. testimony, and other proceeding
cause affecting or concerning HIM, and Asc
there appearing and entering speed ssg
and It shall sbe thereupon the duty Of SID
court to accept the surety and proceed min
the cause as against lhe defendant 50 applyAS
removal; and any bail that may have been
taken shall be discharged, and the said cop
entered as aforesaid such court oil TIE
States, the cause shall there proceed 10
manner as II 1t had been brought there b
process against the defendant who shall nav
a petition for its removal as above prOylda
any attachment of the goods or estate
PENDANT by the Original process snAl holdu
or estate go attached to answer the fina
in the same manner as by the laws of sueh ~
would have been no den TO answer final
had II been rendered by the court In which
commenced; and any injunction anted
removal OF the cause against he deiendan!
for its removal shall con inue in force untl
the cause shall have been removed; and
of indemnity or other obligation given by
t,ft upon the issuing or granting of any anH
writ OF injunction, or other Restraining
against the defendant pet,ttoning & T the ID
the cause, shall also continue ia full force
be prosecuted by the defendant and made
for his in emnity in case the at achment, "
or other restraining process be set aside OF
OF Judgment be rendered in his favor, 10
manner and with the same force and eiisctf
injunction, attachment, or restraining pfs
been granted, and such bond had been
filed or given IN the court TO which the n
moved. And such removal OF the cause
the defendant petitioniDg therefor, INTO ~
States court, shall not be deemed preiuds
away the right of the plaintiff to proceed At
time with the suit IN the State court as ~
other defendants, If he shall desire 10 Do
the copies of all pleadings filed or entefsil
said IN the United States court by the dsia
plying for the removal OF The cause shall
same forcs and effect in every respect and
purpose as the original pleadings would =
by the laws and practice of the courts Of
II the cause had remained in tie STATE COS
Approved July n, 1866.
AN ACT to fix the compensation of certlha
of customs, an for other purposss /
Be 1t enacted by the Senate and Housed
sentatiyes of the United States OF Amenay
gress assembled, That the collectors of cuss
matter named shall. from and after the u
July, eighteen hundred ard sixty six, IN
bAlhfles 10 which tne} are row Dg Jaw Tt7peX
titled, receive the salaries following. to vii.
lectors OF the districts of Texas, at GalIes
ria, and Brazos de Santiago, Texas, each
of one thousand five hundred dollars yea /
lectors OF the districts OF Beaufort, sOuu
and Pensacola, Florida, each at the rated
sand dollars a year. the collectors Of The
Georgetown, in the District Of Columbia
districts OF Cherrystone. Virginia; Beaui1I
| Carolina; Brunswick, Georgia: Saint
Saint Marks. and Apalachicola, Florida y |
louisiana, five hundred dollars year esi T
SIC. 2. And be it further enacted, lhn
| part Of the State of Texas, and the WAisn
included within the counties Of NueceA
pata, DuvIl. Encinal, Webb, La Sale,
Live Oak. Bee. Refug.o. and san Patrieo
| distinct collection district, TO ee called ~
of Corpus Christi. and the town OF Cefgsl
shall be its only port Of entry; and colsi
be appointed to reside at said port, ana /
shall be a port Of delivery in said district \
SEC. 3. And be It further enacted, Tbt
| of IndiAnola shall hereafter be the port
the district OF Saluria, in said State, ~
Sale; and all acts and parts Of acts conhis
the provisions Of this act are hereby reT..s1
this act shail take effect on and after the
| August next.
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted, Thn1
| the compensation now allowed by law, II
hereafter be paid 20 each Of the deputy e.
/ the ports Of New York. Boston, Philatee1
more. New Orleans. Portland, and San
and 70 each q the general aPpraisepTs .I an
orleans. Portland. and San Francisco ~
sand dollars per annum; 10 each OF the ~
officers, and The deputy Surveyors at New "
ton, Phi'adelphia, Baltimore. New Ore
land, and San Franchises. two thousand nw !
/ dollars per annum: and to each of The 90
I weighers at the ports Of Boston, Philadeils1
more, New Orleans, Portland. and san n
two thousand dollars per snnnm. out Of
| priation fov expenses Of collecting the re'si,
! customs: Provided, That the additional n
l tion Of twenty. hye per csntum as now W
law shall be continued TO officers as aiort>-
| port Of San Francisco. a -
SEC. 8. And be it further en.cted. may
books, blanks and stationery OF every nna ;
by collectors and other officers of the eusio'11
| 50 soon as thsy can be prepared for dehvsTr,,1
| der the direction Of the b cretary Of the ~
| furnished TO them for The use of their resyr
| fees, upon requisition made by them ~
pense q such book. blanks and stations.n "
/ paid cut Of the appropriation for defrsi.s~ss
psuscs Of collecting the revenue from cu.' n
SEC. 9. And be IL further enacted, 1bsl1,
section Of the act Of February twenty elen.s
hundred and SIXTY five. entitled IAN he
certain provisions o. the act entitled AN y, ~
1 70 provide for the collection OF duties on ~
tonnage, approved March three. eighteess.
/ and fifteen. and for other purposes, 80 -,
con trusd 70 increase the the per diem Anos,,
praisers by the first section Of the ~
two, eighteen hundred and forty four
/ amends.
| Approved July q. 1856.