The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-30

the United States engaged IN them NAV nv rs~&..
terlng themselves AZ hereinafter provided pre-.
Third. naturallzed citzeus OF the United states.
who may, by the terms OF any treaty be regarded
who, OH returning to their native country may be
convicted OF Onences against the laws Of
ARRIVAL s9as country the 1nsa ass a9s
citizen OF the United States becoming the wild
OF an alien who shall not reside witnin the United
states; but such citizen may, on the death Of ner
husband, become again citizen OF the United
States by residing within one of the states and
Territories and becoming subject to the Jurisdic-
ton OF the United States, ana ming in the Depart
ment OF state, IN such form as may be prescribed
by the Secretary OF state written declaration OF
her election TO become such citizen flthly, natu-
ranzed cltlZen o. the United States becoming toml-
ciled IN the country OF his or her nativity. unless
when Otherwise regulated by treaty.
BIC a-rhat citizens or the United States who
are, or who may hereafter be, domlced IN for
elgn country may, If adults, within SIX months
Oh the time OF nrst acquiring such domicile and If
minors within SIX months alter the time OF DecOm-
ing Oh age, register themselves as such citizens at
,he Legation OF the United States In the country
im when tney may be domiciled; or II there
seia,e eo to su6n Legation, then at Con Con-
" state. The registry shall be made by q written
n al signed by lhe person making 1t, stat
lug IA iu his name and place Of his birth; if nat
nlanzeo, tne time and place OF his naturalization.
NE pace previous donicile in the Uniteo states;
now ions since he actually resided in the United
S'a'ee, wheIner ne intends to return; II married.
snc nane anu nationality OF his wife, and the
names aud ages OF hia MINOR chlureu II any, and
the dates ard places oil their BIRTH The diplo-
matte or consular representa- ives or the United
States, as the case may be- shall at the close OF
each calendar year, nuke return 10 me Denart-
ment OF STATE OF sucn reglstries in such form ~
t tne secretary oi state may direct; and
copies OF such returns 10 Congress and CITIZENS OF
The United states OF adult age who shall remain
OUT OF the Jurisdiction vi the United States and
within the jurisdiction Of some other Power con-
tnuousy for two years shall be held as domciled
vlded.
SIC. A-That the foregoing provisions of this act
shall not be construed AS Affecting the right OF In
herltance or succession TO real or personal prop
erty in any state. Within the Territories ana
within the domain, subject 20 tue exclusive Jnris-
dictl0n OF the United states real and personal
property OF every description may be taken, ac-
CURED, held and disposed OF by an alien In the
same manner III all respects as by a citizen or the
United States; ana tile To real and personal
property OF every description may be derived
same manner In all respects rs though from or Ia
succession 10 citizen OF the United States.
SEC 6:-rhat marriage IN Foreign country be-
tween citizens OF the United States or between q
citizen OF the United States and an alien unless
forbidden by the law OF the country in which it
such manner and form as may De prescribed by
the secretary OF State, IN the presence OF the
principal diplomatic agent OF the United States
IN sucn country, or OF cons general or consult
Tor the district In which IL takes place, and shall in
such case nave iull force ana eject and snail be
valid to all intents and purposes throughout the
United States. 1t Is made the duty OF such diplO-
matte agent or consn-general or consul, on being
satisfied cf the identity OF the parties, and that at
least one OF them IS citizen oil the United States,
and That the marriage Is not prohibited
by the laws or the country, and on
being requested to be present at any such mar
riage, to indicate a time and place when and where
1t may be solemnized in his presence, and to be
present at such time and place. and when the mar
rage snail have been sOlemnlzcd TO give to each
party certificate thereof, III such form as may be
prescribed by the secretary OF State. AT the close
OF each calendar year he snall make Geturu to
the secretary of State OF all marriages 80 con-
tracted or s0cmnlzed in his presence within the
year, showing, with respect to each party, the
name, the age, the place aud date of nativity, the
place oil residence, and sucn other lacts as he may
think necessary.
Section 81 Of the act OF June %, 1860, entitled,
"An act to carry into effect provisions OF tho
treaties between the United states China, Japan,
siam, Persia and other coun tries, gazing certain
judicial power to ministers and consuls or other
iunctioDarles OF the United states in those coun-
tres and for other purposes Is hereby repealed.
The possibility OF neao issue or iacOnpertioto
paper 1 regard Nth anazenaent and anriey, ana.
in me- judgment, such an issue soout1 be a deos-
nae,at ana q sltdHe-CHARLES SUMNER