Paragraphs. BUSINESS-Continued. consular books and business should be kept separate from ness a separate room is desirable what Consuls are prohibited from. subordinate officers may be prohibited from. penalty for violating prohibition as to trade C. CAIRO. (See EGYPT.) CALCUTTA: Consulate General established at.. CANADA: Consulate-General established at Montreal 418 844, 845 845 846 has supervision of Consulates in the Dominion. his approval necessary to requests for leave of absence and fee on invoice not exceeding $100 to be $1 no tonnage fees on vessels touching at ports in. CARS, SEALING OF: Treasury authorized to make regulations for. CENTRAL AMERICA AND MEXICO: Passenger-lists to be inspected by Consuls in, and one copy to 3 36 6, 44 866 867 493 493 if master refuses to deposit papers, certificate to be sent to 121 of deposit of ships' papers. (Form 13) 122 123 of discharge of seaman to be attached to crew-list and ship- 136 to be given to master on sending seaman to United States. 164 Form 25 is required if more than the lawful number of sea- 167 Form 26 is required where sick seamen are detained long at a 168 Form 24 to be given masters for passage-money of destitute seamen 171 Consul may give certificate of sale of a vessel in a foreign port. 220 also as to free Chinese emigration. 229, 231 Consul to place, in commercial books of a deceased citizen Paragraphs. CHINA: CHILI: Minister in, to approve requests for leaves of absence and nom- Consulate-General established at Shanghai. 45 3 4 .38, 421, 560 have exclusive jurisdiction in civil disputes between citizens. 39, 421, 563 39, 421 relation of Consul-General at Shanghai to Minister 43 44 the provisions of the act of June 22, 1860, apply directly to 424 Shanghai. Consul-General has authority to provide suitable 453, 982 other Consuls are allowed a reasonable sum for hire of consta- 454, 982 treaty of 1858 provides a joint tribunal for controversies which privilege of United States citizens at open ports.. collection of duties at open ports employment of pilots and stevedores secured to United States 548 549 550, 578 master's duty in discharge of cargo.. 551, 580 may avoid all duties by departing without breaking bulk in debts due United States citizens by subjects of China. 556, 585 limits beyond which foreigners cannot travel 557 United States citizens under special protection of local author- 558, 574 re-exports, how to proceed. 559, 582 United States Consul's annual report of shipping to the Chi- 561 United States citizens communicate with Chinese government controversies between United States citizens and Chinese to be local authorities assist in apprehending deserters. treaty to be revised in twelve years. Chinese Emperor has a right to appoint Consuls in United disposition of Chinese officials as to wrecks. relations of Consuls-General to Diplomatic Representatives.. CIENFUEGOS : President may transfer Consulate at Trinidad de Cuba..... 562,586 562, 586 564 564, 572 567, 579 565, 579 568, 570 567 587 575 40, 42, 44 43 839 Paragraphs. CITIZENS, ESTATES OF DECEASED. (See EFFECTS.) CITIZENS, NATURALIZED. (See NATURALIZED CITIZENS.) declaration of intention not sufficient for the granting of a for obtaining a passport abroad a passport from Department of no certificates of, or instruments in that nature, except pass- naturalized aliens may use citizenship to evade public obliga- Consul, however, to protect, if proper.. 102 104 104 109 109 110 111 112 if redress is denied, Consul to report case to Legation and 113 protection of naturalized citizens regulated by treaty, if one condition of persons born abroad of citizen fathers status of alien wife.. citizenship must be proved before issuing certificate of sale of who are citizens as to persons born in Oregon. 114 .115, 116, 905 221 903-906 906 course of the President when citizens are imprisoned abroad. 912 1082 CLEARANCE: to be produced by master before Consul delivers up ship's papers CLERKS, OFFICE: at what Consulates authorized, and salaries. 123 124 16, 1114 16,66 66,877 has no authority to pay passage-money for destitute seamen .. COLOMBIA, UNITED STATES OF: Minister in, to approve requests for leave of absence and nomi- cannot claim rank abroad as a matter of right.. penalty for violating prohibition... COMMERCIAL BOOKS: of citizens dying abroad to be inventoried and secured.. COMMERCIAL INFORMATION: Consuls to furnish COMMERCIAL RELATIONS: reports for to contain what, and when rendered. to be reported annually to Congress by Secretary of State.. Secretary of State to publish information in newspapers COMMISSION: none allowed on receiving or disbursing seamen's wages. COMMISSIONER: grade of, and salary COMMISSIONS FROM COURTS: Paragraphs. 857 380, 381 864 819, 821 Consul authorized to execute; his course when called upon... 310-312 usual to send them to Legations to obtain official recognition.. COMPENSATION OF CONSULAR OFFICERS: salaried officers, for what periods paid. when and what amount of rent allowed. $1,000 may be retained from agencies. when exceeding $1,000 Consul prohibited from trade Consular Agents may retain $1,000. deputies are paid by Consuls of Consular Clerks. clerk-hire allowed at certain Consulates when a Consul with salary of $1,500 may receive $2,000. 58,367 dered until final account. final account to cover transit home time allowed for transit as fixed by the Secretary of State. while in charge, no account for fractional quarter to be ren- all absences to be reported with quarterly account.. residue of; Consul may draw on Secretary of Treasury for. 59 368 369 370 ..65, 370, 887 374 376 no part of compensation can be paid to persons not citizens 889 .835, 840, 877, 1113 not allowed for transit, if Consul resigns or is recalled for mal- 885 compensation allowed by law is in full for services. 888 on death of a Consul abroad, his widow or heirs may receive 894 Vice-Consul, not a citizen, may receive compensation.. 1118 COMPLAINTS OF SEAMEN: master to permit seamen to submit their complaints to Consul may make additional allowance above $10 for passage of sea- 170 392 CONDEMNED VESSELS. (See VESSELS.) Paragraphs. 1090 CONSPIRACY OF SEAMEN: penalty for.. CONSTABLES IN CONSULAR COURTS: Consuls in China and Japau are allowed a reasonable sum for Consul-General to be Secretary of Legation. but receives pay only as Consul-General CONSULAR AGENTS: definition and duties of functions cease unless renominated within ninety days. new nomination operates to relieve how appointed... nomination to be approved by Minister or Consul-General may retain $1,000 as their compensation are allowed expenses of stationery and postage .454, 982, 983 3 822 822 11, 819 13 13 19, 840 19, 44, 45 19 19 842,878 62,878 62, 841 77 365 845 .14, 849, 850 14, 849, 850 14, 849, 850 15 15 to prepare their correspondence on cap paper with an inch fees received by, to be reported annually to the Department. CONSULAR CLERKS: number and mode of appointment. may be removed for cause applicants must be United States citizens, over eighteen years old, and must pass an examination. salary of.. expenses paid on transfer abroad are subordinate to officer at the post of assignment. CONSULAR COURTS: in what countries established, and general nature of their juris- .38, 39, 421, 943, 944, 945 are established also in uncivilized countries, with a certain Minister" and "Consul as judicial offi- China, Japan, and Siam: The act of 1860 applies directly to 422, 948 957 990 424 425, 985 425 .427, 986, 987, 989 code of consular procedure, how established. the regulations prescribed by Ministers are limited to certain the forms of proceeding are established by usage in the various 432 |