as aforesaid, the master aip or vessel shall be subject to the dollars for every person so suffered oresaid. who may have been a passenger in nd not being a citizen of the United land from such ship or vessel at any of fifty miles from the said city, with aid city, otherwise than in the said or commander thereof shall be liable, e hundred dollars for every such pered to land. Ider in said city shall knowingly enmily any alien so landed as aforesaid, alien to the said mayor, or in case of ny person legally authorized to offithe twenty-four hours after such ene or she shall forfeit and pay the sum uch alien so entertained. r the said penalties and forfeitures and may be sued for and be recovered action of debt, in the superior court of the said mayor and aldermen, and shall be applied towards the support , and the defendant in every such suit il; and upon every such trial for any osed to be incurred by the landing of esaid within the said city, the same d the said 1 ncurred du Tessel, or for the satisfacti suffering shall be asc or any two o AN ACT T SECTION 1. entatives of rened. That ship, steambo tion in this S manding offi thereto requir en report to State the na gnees, the 1 tion, or birthi embarkation. Mevery perso 12 esaid, the master a passenger in o or vessel at any 1 knowingly en incurred during or since the last vessel, or for paying the value of the satisfaction of such penalties a by suffering any alien to land a shall be ascertained by the warde or any two of them. [Cobb's Diges 375.] LOUISIA AN ACT relative to the Charity Hospita SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the sentatives of the State of Louisian vened, That within twenty-four ho ship, steamboat, or other vessel, a tion in this State, from any place manding officer thereof, or any thereto required, shall make, under ten report to any resident hospital state the name of such vessel, its signees, the place where its voyag tion, or birthplace, race or color, a embarkation, and place and time o of every person or passenger, not o 12 from the date thereof, be or become le or dangerous in any manner to the > any charitable institution within its tution be voluntarily supported by foreign birth. And every person who eglect, for twenty-four hours after his ng, to make report and give bond as shall incur a penalty of fifty dollars: arriving and landing in the parishes mard, Orleans, or Jefferson, shall reOrleans, and furnish bond with surety of New Orleans. acted, &c., It shall be lawful for any foregoing section, who may be unable ond as thereby required, to commute in twenty-four hours after his or her ollars. may also, w and directo responsible. and duties Stall perfor Ir said pres tly and e enacted, &c., The commutation payegoing section may be lawfully made oner, or to the clerk or commanding ich the person making such payment commanding or other officer shall, 1 or his own arrival, forthwith pay missioner the sums so received or colof five per cent., which he shall be trouble. nacted, &c., All bonds taken or reamissioner, in virtue of this act, shall declared examining free the pr Lable and its parts, th ers; and the alties, fines, not been ren of said presi SEC. 7. Be Charity Hos kness, an within five tal relief. fur quired or au SEC. 8. Be Tures, and of this ly from any tions given p act, virtue thereo tal of New eof, be or become ny manner to the itution within is ly supported by every person wh our hours after his and give bonds y of fifty dollars g in the parishes fferson, shall re bond with surety be lawful for any ho may be unable ired, to commute s after his or her : or commutation pa be lawfully made commanding ing such payment ther officer shall al, forthwith par so received or o hich he shall le nds taken or re e of this act, sha and directors, appoint deputies, responsible, and who shall be ve and duties as themselves. Said shall perform such other duties as by said president and directors, in fectly and equitably the objects of by declared vested with the powe examining their log-books and oth force the provisions of this act, an sonable and necessary for proper its parts, they being responsible f ers; and they shall also have au alties, fines, and forfeitures incur not been rendered for the same, of said president and directors. SEC. 7. Be it further enacted, d Charity Hospital to receive and sickness, any destitute person, p within five years previous to his cal relief, furnished bond, or paid quired or authorized by this act. SEC. 8. Be it further enacted, tures, and penalties whatsoever, of this act, or arising either direc ly from any infraction of the righ tions given or imposed thereby, virtue thereof, shall belong and b tal of New Orleans, which shall ably neglecting to report, as required s act, shall incur a penalty of not less. five hundred dollars; all which pene in the name and for the use of said apetent civil tribunal, in addition to such criminal punishment as may be future laws, for like cases made and enacted, &c., That the act entitled d for the support of the Charity Hostwenty-sixth, eighteen hundred and mendatory thereof, approved twentyhundred and forty-three, be and are of 1850, No. 295, page 225.] MAINE. ng with foreign passengers-Selectmen may disditions-Appointment of visiting officers in maris of vessels attempt to evade the foregoing provir applicable to cities. sel, having any passengers on board, within this State, shall arrive at any he State, the master of such ship or gers come on shore, shall leave a list places where said passengers first em the I arrive as afo majority of t the vessel a with the for warrant to th Constable of such ship or paid by said the officers ha after posting beforehand; penalty and demand. [Se The select their election last preceding which any su fore the land the town, at as said select dollars for ev to be appropr paupers. [Se Any town, to appoint one on the arriva more such pa there remain |