45 may be restricted from trade.. issue of exequatur existence of convention Consuls' relations to Diplomatic Representatives. DEPARTMENT OF STATE. (See SECRETARY OF STATE.) right to take secured by treaty with certain countries.. DEPUTY CONSULS: definition and duties of entitled to no compensation from the Government. DEPUTY CONSULS-GENERAL: 33 308, 309, 852, 895 11, 819 13 13 62 19, 840 19 20 53-56 62 290, 294 functions cease if not renominated in ninety days. 13 13 how appointed and amount of bond 19, 840 nomination to be approved by Minister or Consul-General, 19 when may enter on duty 19 DESCRIPTIVE LISTS: are to be sent with invoices from an inland Consulate to the 489 DESERTERS FROM VESSELS: in what countries Consuls have the right to reclaim.. 35 156 desertion defined; Consul to take care that it is not connived at 200-201 punishment for desertion Consul no right to claim a deserter except by treaty. Some- 202 .1016, 1090 date of desertion to be noted on crew-list and reported to Con- 203 Consul may arrest, if treaty permits; treaty to be followed in 205 if aid is denied, Minister and Department are to be advised Paragraphs. DESTINATION, PORT OF: must be stated in consular declaration 467 one copy of the invoice must be sent to collector at.. 486 DESTITUTE SEAMEN: to be taken on board before Consul delivers ship's papers to 123 American, defined 128 Consul to deduct expenses of relief and pay only residue of 152 kind of lodgings.. 158 subsistence; usual to contract for.. 159 clothing; on shipment of seamen to an intermediate port, the medicines and medical attendance should be provided at a hos- if private treatment is had the reasons should be stated.. what is comprised in r lief, and how furnished. 157 Consul to send to the United States as early as possible.. 163, 1072 163 list of, to be kept 853 Consul may contract for passage with masters of foreign ves- if more than two to every one hundred tons are sent, Consul 165, 166 167 if detained unreasonably long at a Consulate, causes must be 168 .169 Consul may send to an intermediate port; how done, and mode Comptroller of the Treasury may allow more than $10 for pass- DIPLOMATIC FUNCTIONS: when performing, Consuls may receive pay of a Secretary of DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES: 170 171 1071 to approve nominations for subordinate officers where there is a Consul-General, Consuls correspond with Min- to approve requests for leaves of absence and for nominations have general supervision over Consulates. to correspond with Consuls on subjects of public interest Consuls performing diplomatic functions may receive pay of to satisfy themselves of the identity and citizenship of appli- 64, 884 883 19 40-49 42 45 46 48 49 64, 884 20, 68 103 104 not to issue certificates of citizenship to residents unless pre- 109 DIPLOMATIC REPRESENTATIVES-Continued. Paragraphs. caution to be excrcised in granting such certificates uniform forbidden unless authorized by Congress.. court regulations prescribed by, under act of June 22, 1860, are 432 Consuls are to report defects in forms of proceedings.. APPEALS TO: in criminal cases, the Consul sitting alone, where the fine ex- 436 445 if associates sit with Consul (in cases not capital) appeal lies 446 in civil cases arising before July 1, 1870, appeal lies only when 447 arising after July 1, 1870, appeals lie in China and Japan in 448 judgments of Ministers may be appealed to circuit court of 449 DISCHARGE OF SEAMEN: on sale or transfer of vessel abroad, hospital duty to be col- American seamen defined. master to return or account for all seamen shipped in the under what circumstances seamen may be discharged.. Consul to examine complaints of seamen... certificate of discharge to be attached to crew-list and shipping- wages and extra wages to be paid before ship's papers are de- Consul may discharge, if inspectors find vessel unsuitably pro- 139 but not, if bad condition results from accident or mistake, and 141 if not remedied Consul may discharge crew with wages and Consul not to discharge seaman for slight offense on applica- 142 ..144, 145, 146 cases when three months' extra wages are to be demand- Consul to collect arrears of wages. 139, 148, 149, 151, 207 proportion of extra wages belonging to United States and to seaman 151, 1075, 1078 if vessel is condemned by inspectors all extra wages belong to seaman on shipment Consul to deduct expenses and to pay over only 151 when no rate of wages is stated Consul to exact the highest when shipped at a nominal rate Consul to see that no fraud is 152, 1075 153 153, 154 Consul may discharge, with extra wages, if desertion is caused 207 Consul to act discreetly when a discharge is asked for cruel 208 if discharged before beginning the voyage certain wages are to be discharged before shipping-commissioner. 1021 master to render account of wages and to give certificate of 1044-1045 rules for the settlement of wages on discharge 1046 master to give a statement of the conduct, qualifications, &c., may be discharged before a Consular Officer DISCOVERIES, INVENTIONS, &c. : Consuls to report information respecting.. DISPUTES BETWEEN MASTERS, OFFICERS, AND CREWS: in certain countries. joint jurisdiction also.. Consul has only permissory jurisdiction unless conferred by 1047 1070 1106 283-285 34 39 39 172-174 may extend to torts, contracts, or wages, as fixed by treaty. 175 176 177-183 where the dispute respects wages the principles which govern 184 when authorized by treaty Consul may ask local aid to im- 194-195 such aid not to be asked unless absolutely necessary. Forms course of Consul when aid is asked and denied 197, 205 all trials of disputes and requests for aid to be reported to 199 Consul may discharge with extra wages in cases of cruel treat- 207 Consul to act discreetly when a discharge is asked for cruel 208 in the United States to be settled before a shipping-commis- all salary drafts should be drawn on the Secretary of the differences between fees and salaries, drafts for, are to be made DRAFTS-Continued. Paragraphs. 376 1108 66,342 foreign money, rates of. (Form 148). refusal of Consul to pay Treasury, penalty for DRAWBACK. (See DEBENTURE CERTIFICATES.) of original papers in a Consulate are to be certified at the DUTIES, PERFORMANCE OF DIPLOMATIC. (See DIPLOMATIC ECUADOR: E. 491 consular archives inviolable consular exemption from taxation future negotiation of consular treaty.. most favored nation clause, its explanation EFFECTS OF CITIZENS DYING ABROAD: countries with which treaties exist as to... funds of intestates to be sent to Treasury by outgoing Consul. to be taken possession of by Consul, and perishable part to be general proceedings. 25, 598 35, 599 596 597 600 601 46 37 73 249 250, 854 .854, 855, 856 proceedings where deceased left a will. 251, 856 251 252-253 Consul to publish death and inform Department. these instructions concern cases where full jurisdiction is al- proceedings in case of the death of a seaman or apprentice Consul to make inventory and appraisement with two respect- able residents, and to record it. 255 256-258, 1032-1034 259, 855 -260, 261, 854 debts due deceased to be noted in the inventory 261 remainder of estate to be sent to Treasury unless legal repre- 264 sentative appear. 267 Consul to keep a debit and credit account of effects. 268-269 Consul to report to Department the settlement and remainder 270,854 when several representatives appear, Consul's course requests for leave of absence and for appointment of Consular Agents, to be approved by Consul-General 44 |