4382,3 US 630.5 1878, Sefrt. 25. HARVARD COLLEGE LIBRARY Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1855, by H. D. JOHNSON AND W. C. REDDALL, In the Clerk's Office of the District Court of the District of Columbia. THE importance of a compilation which should combine a simple arrangement of the laws of the United States relative to Naturalization, Emigrants and Emigrant vessels, with the statutes of the several States touching the importation of paupers, convicts, &c., has induced the compilers to prepare the present volume, to which they have devoted the occasional hours not required by their public duties. In addition to the above-named subjects will be found much valuable matter pertaining to the privileges and liabilities of citizens, both native and alien, and all the extradition treaties now in force. The compilers have aimed to make it a useful book of reference to all classes of the community, particularly to such persons as design to become citizens, to Merchants, to Ship-masters engaged in transporting emigrants from the old world-who are often unaware of their legal responsibilities in carrying passengers-and to officers of the Government at home and abroad. The matter introduced has been collected and compared with care, and the volume is put forth under the sanction and approbation of the honorable Secretary of State. WASHINGTON, D. C. INDEX. Code of Alabama on vessels bringing passengers into the State.......... Code of Alabama relative to foreign paupers.......................... Qualifications necessary to exercise the right of suffrage in........... ARKANSAS, Qualifications necessary to exercise the right of suffrage in........ 183 BAVARIA, Extradition Treaty with, of September 12th, 1853... BREMEN, Accession of, to Prussian Extradition Treaty, October 15th, 1855.... 208 Law of California passed April 11, 1850, relative to the importation of convicts. 77 Law of California passed May 3, 1853, on vessels bringing passengers and 186 CESSION, Act of, from the State of Virginia ceding North Western Territory. 289 CONNECTICUT, Revised statute of, on importing foreign convicts into the State. 85 277 ........... Qualifications necessary to exercise the right of suffrage in................................. Answer of, to Virginia Resolutions of 1798....... ment of State, of September 18, 1854........ CONFEDERATION, ARTICLES OF.............. CONGRESS, Act of, approved April 14, 1802, establishing an uniform rule of Act of, in addition to last act, approved March 26, 1804... Act of, approved March 3, 1813, requiring five years continuous residence to Act of, approved July 30, 1813, supplementary to previous naturalization acts. Act of, approved March 22, 1816, relative to evidence in cases of naturaliza- Act of, approved May 26, 1824, in further addition to previous acts on natu- Act of, approved May 24, 1828, to amend the acts concerning naturalization. 10 CONGRESS. Act of, approved March 2, 1819, regulating passenger ships and vessels........ Representatives, qualifications of, and how chosen...... Apportionment of representatives and direct taxes. Census to be taken every ten years......... Vacancies in representation-how to be filled............................. Vacancies how filled.......... Qualification of senators...... Vice President to be presiding officer of Senate.. Officers of Senate.......... Act of, approved March 2, 1847, amendatory of last recited act... Act of, approved January 31, 1848, exempting American Colonization Society Act of, approved May 17, 1848, providing for the ventilation of passenger Act of, approved March 3, 1849, extending the provisions of all laws regula- Act of, approved March 3, 1855, regulating the carriage of passengers on 28 43 Act of, approved July 7, 1838, for the better security of the lives of passengers. 39 300 Ordinance of 1787 as passed by................. 293 Resolutions of October 10, 1780...... 293 299 Resolutions of April 23, 1784......... Preamble Trial of impeachments and judgment and effect of... Congress to assemble annually.. Provision as to absent members, rules, quorum and expulsion...... Adjournments...... Compensation and privileges of members............... Members cannot be appointed to office, nor can officer be a member................ Bills to be presented to the President and his power over them................ Proceedings on his veto.......... Bills to be laws if not returned in ten days.... Page. Joint orders or resolutions to be approved by the President.......... 16 18 20 20 21 25 231 231 231 232 232 232 232 232 232 232 233 233 233 233 233 233 233 233 234 234 234 234 234 234 234 235 |