barges carrying passengers while in tow
of a steamer, subject to certain re-
quirements
sea-going &c. vessels, carrying passen
gers, to have life-boats, with suitable
boat-disengaging apparatus....
foremast-head lights, only on ocean-go-
ing steamers and those carrying sail.. 492
lights of river steamers navigating waters
flowing into Gulf of Mexico..
of coasting steamers, &c. other than
ferry-boats
act to provide for safety of lives of, on
board vessels propelled in whole or in
part by steam.
Passenger Ships and Vessels,
act of March 2, 1819, regulating,....... 189
vessels carrying passengers in excess of
what the law allows, to be forfeited... 189
on arrival in the United States, list of
passengers to be given collectors
list to set forth what...
penalty for not furnishing list.
copies of lists to be returned quarterly to
the Secretary of State..
statements thereof to be laid before
Congress...
provisions of acts relating to the car-
riage of, extended to such vessels car-
rying passengers between foreign ports 413,
penalties and forfeitures of those acts
extended in like manner ........ 414
number of passengers allowed in vessels
passing in and through the tropics.... 323
Secretary of State to prepare form of, for
vessels...
States to be furnished with
Passengers in Merchant Vessels,
every foreign bound vessel of the United
master to give bond, for proper use, sur-
seduction of, or illicit connection with, a
on driver, &c. of a suspected vehicle for
refusing to stop and allow a search by
customs officers....
for fraudulently or knowingly bringing
into the United States any goods, &c.
contrary to law
for knowingly receiving the same... 477
for forcibly resisting officers of customs,
&c. in discharge of their duty
for rescuing or attempting to rescue seized
property
for selling, &c. or for illuminating pur-
poses, certain oil made from petro-
leum
for selling or giving away empty cigar
boxes that have been stamped, without
defacing the stamp
for conspiracy to commit any offence
against the laws of the United States,
or to defraud the United States, if any
party to the conspiracy does any act in
pursuance and in aid thereof..... 517, 725
for violation of the conditions of the bond
given for withdrawing alcohol from
bonded warehouse without payment of
tax, by curators of scientific institutions,
for the purpose of preserving specimens
therein
...710, 711
for knowingly making, issuing, or pass-
ing, &c. any coin, or token, &c. for a
five-cent piece.....
for buying, selling, receiving, &c. coun-
terfeit, &c. bonds, certificates, coupons,
notes, stamps, &c. with intent that they
shall be passed or used as genuine.... 827
for making or using, &c. cards, circulars,
handbills, advertisements, &c. in the
similitude of any security, &c. of the
United States, or of any banking as-
sociation.
to be recovered in an action of debt,
and one half to informer's use.... 827
for printing any business card or advertise-
ment upon any such security......
how recovered, and to whose use....
for making, &c. without authority, im-
pressions, &c. upon any material by
any tool, &c. used, &c. in printing, &c.
or in making, &c. other tools, &c. to be
used in printing, &c. any security, &c.
to be issued by or for the United States
for having in possession, or selling or giv-
ing, &c. with intent to defraud, any such
impression, &c. of such tool, &c...... 828
for taking, secreting, or carrying away,
&c. without authority, from any place
of deposit, any tool, &c. used or in-
tended for printing, &c. or for making
tools, &c. to be used in printing, &c.
any security, stamp, or currency to be
issued by or for the United States
for so taking, &c. any material prepared
and intended to be used in making such
stamps or currency, or printed, &c. in
whole or in part, and intended for cir-
culation and use as such currency,
stamps, &c. or printed, &c. in whole or
in part, in the similitude of such stamps
and currency, whether intended for issue
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