New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-12


messengers employ d in the appraiser 3 offcs
ssay OF the departments thereof and shall IimgT
pensaton shall not exceed the rates Of cor
usunly paid for similar services
~ 10 b q And belt further enacted. That Il a,
nov pc lawful for the appraiser, the assistarss
praisers, examiners, clerks verifiers samnissall
sengers, or other persons emplo, ed in the S.ss
employed in any commercial or mercanti IL bggs;ol
or act as agent for any person engaged in su baa
ness ouring the term of their appointment
SIC 9. And be 1t further enacted That Nh.
pfa ais VINO may be appointed under the proyiS
sand do sGs sna receive compensation Of "
shall each receive a compensation of three thnrs1
uoilaIs per annum to be paid out of the appra
revenue. usAM
Sac 7. And be II further enacted, That ths
assistant appraisers under the provision Of tb
snail be paid to them in monthly payments ~,
que proportion for any period less than one MY ass
for the time tho, may actually serve N-e laa
SEC 9. And ~ it further enacted That Al
ana ana parts OF acts inconsistent with the proysos,
tnis act pe, and the same are hereby repea Neal "
all provisions of ex sting acts leating to ths an
OF the appraisers now provided for by law, or w.
proceedings consequent or dependent una"
| action of such appraisers and not inconsistevv.,
the provisions OF this act, shall be construed IA
| TO the appraiser and assistant appraisers nroslp
for by this act and shall be continued in fnlsds
and that this act shall take effect on and ANN
nrst day OF September, ammo Domini eighteen ~
SEC. Q. And be it further enacted. Tha. /, =.
time, frem an increase Of importations, or from
other cause, there shall be found upon the aoo.
the public stores in the city OF New York an ascs
lation of merchandise awaiting appraisemeSn.sa
| established by the Secretary of the Treasnrs
rect the assistant appraisers and others assnra
devote time beyond the usual business hours IN
| day during daylight, to their respective dutas
,he eng that the business of appraisement ma,
Approved July n. 1866
AN ACT for the relief Of sufferers by fire at Pa.
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of RAJ,
sentatives of the United States of America in n
gress assembled, That on all goods, wares and =.
chandise which may be sem from places witbout,s
limits of the United States, as gratuitous conta
CURED at Portland. Maine, July fourth sn t' ss
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, shall, wSsof n
ported at the port of Portland, and consigned y,
of duty. '''u "
SEC, 2. And be it further enacted, That m.
shail be allowed and paid, under such reguatios'l
the Secretary of the Treasury shall prescribe ~
materials actually used in buildings erected IN N
import duties paid on the same: Provided, TIA,
materials shall have been imported at the M "
Portland during the term of one year from sns NJ
the said fifth day Of July eighteen HUNDRED rs ~ n
sixty-six.
Approved July q. 1866.
AN ACT to prevent the wearing Of sheath kpi,..
American seamen.
be II enacted by the Senate and House of Rem.
sentaiyes OF the United States of America in Nv
gress assembled, That the existing regulstions Y
the government Of the navy OF the United MI,
prohlblting the wearing OF sheath knives on IN
board, is hereby exte ded and made applicable to
seamen in the merchant service.
SEC 2 And be IL further enacted, That il sh,pl
the duty OF the maSter Other in
OF any ship or vessel registered enrolled or liesrs
under the laws of the United States, and Il n
owner or other person entering into contract 10, M
employment OF a seaman other subordinate M
any such ship or vessel to inform every persoa IN
to require his compliance herewith under ne.s-|
of fifty dollars for each omission t. be sued frn
America, under the direction of the Secretsry I'M
Treasury, one half for the benefit of the infcru~
and the other half tor the benefit of the fund fO
relief Of the sick and disabled seamen.
Approved July q, 1860
AN ACT for the removal of causes in certain I'D
from state conrts
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Ram
sentatives of the United states Of America in n
meneed, or that may hereafter be commenced isr,
State court against an alien, OF citizen Of the Ss
IN which the suit is brought against citizen Of N
other State and the matter in dispute exceeSs NJ
sam OF i've hundred dollars, exclusive OF costs toi
osn 81 Rs ao hs which 5 81 The
shall be defendant, and If the suit so far as NJ
TO the alien defendant or TO the defendant who :
citizen Of q state other than that in which The n,
Is brought, Is or has been instituted or prosscup
for the purpose of restraining or enjoining him !
il the suit is in which there can be tinal KIM
mination of the controversy, SO far as II concss
MIN, without the presence of the other defendant
as sncb parties IN the ,,s cause then and il
PENDANT who is citizen OF a state sther M
that in ' hich the suit 10 brought may 1t any IN
petition for the removal of the cause as againr
into the next circuit court of the United Sates
offer good and sufficient surety for his entering
such court, on the first day Of its session. copies
sad process against him, and of all pleadiass dep
cause affecting or concerning hun. and also for
there appearing and entering special bail in d
aud It shall be thereupon the duty of said SiaIy
court 70 accept the surety and proceed no furthss
removal; and any bail that may have been orlesll,f
taken shall be discharged andthe said copies tsiI
entered as aforesaid n such court OF the UntlI
States, the cause shall there proceed 10 the nuiA
manner as If it had been brought there by ornaE
q petition for its removal as above provided Ak
any attachment Of the goods OF estate OF the q T.
tendant by the Original process snail hold the go
in the same manner as by the laws OF such Stale "a
would have been no den to answer final judgmI
commenced; and any Injunction q anted befo:sts
removal OF the cause against the defendant app5I
Or dissolved BY the Omitted States court into VIA
the cause shall have been removed; and snybr
OF indemnity or other obligation given by the MIR
tiff upon the issuing or granti1g Of any attschn,t
writ Of injunction. or other restraining proua
against the defendant petitioning fer the remoyla
be prosecuted by the defendant and made s5siaSs
for his in emnity In case the at achment injupc
other restraining process be set aside or dssIs
or Judgment b. rendered in his favor. in tn an
manner and with the same force and effect a. iira
injunction, attachment, or restraiping process ia
been granted, and such bond mad been origirIH
filed or given IN the court to which the cause \
moved, And such removal Of the cause, as againa
States court, shall not be deemed prejudice Of Ill
away the right Of the plaintiff to proceed al hs ssn
tins with the suit in the State court as against ID
other defendants If he shall desire 10 do sol All
the copies of all pleadings led or entered a aios
said IN the United States court by the defendant "
plying for the remosal Of the caase shall havI tis
purpose as the original plesdinSs won J bsys Ill
BY the laws and practice Of the courts Of such sta
If the cause had remained in the State court.