...the duties imposed upon him by law toward any mariner applying to him for his aid or assistance."1 "All interlineations, erasures, or writing in a hand...and the provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners."2 If a mariner is shipped in a foreign port, the Act requires that the master " shall forthwith...

...duties imposed upon him by law toward any mariner applying to him for his aid or assistance. Fourth. All interlineations, erasures, or writing in a hand...provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners. Fifth. Any consul of the United States, and in case there is none resident at a foreign port, or he...

...such copy was originally made, will be deemed fraudulent alterations, working no change in the paper, unless satisfactorily explained in a manner consistent with innocent purposes, and the provisions of the law which guard the rights of seamen.1 Whenever any master ships a seaman in a foreign port, he...

...writing in a Interlineations, hand different from that in which such duplicates were era8ures i &e . originally made, shall be deemed fraudulent alterations,...and the provisions of law which guard the rights of Eighth. Whenever any master shall ship a mariner in Entry to be a foreign port, he shall forthwith...

...in a Interlineations, hand different from that in which such duplicates were erasuresi *coriginally made, shall be deemed fraudulent alterations, •working...and the provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners.1 ********* Eighth. Whenever any master shall ship a mariner in Entry to be a foreign port,...

...duplicates were originally made, are considered fraudulent 1 Statutes at Large, vol. II, p. 5J03. • . • alterations, working no change in such papers, unless...provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners. Consular officer 264. These documents, which are deemed to conmay require the . . . production of tain...

...the crew list is filed. The 10th subdivision of the section does not accordingly apply to the case. "All interlineations, erasures or writing in a hand...provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners." (Act of Congress, July 20, 1840.) The shipment of the libellant was regularly and legally made, and...

...subdivision of the act of 1840 prescribes the consequences of erasures in shipping articles; " they shall be deemed fraudulent alterations, working no change in such papers, unless explained," &c. There is nothing conducing to show that this alteration, if added to the duplicate...

...the duties imposed upon him by law toward any mariner applying to him for his aid or assistance ; and all interlineations, erasures, or writing in a hand...provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners. SEC. 4. All shipments of seamen made contrary to the provisions of this act shall be void ; and any...

...for his aid or assistance. Ibid. § 3. § 78. All interlineations, fyc., to be deemed fraudulent. — All interlineations, erasures, or writing in a hand...provisions of law which guard the rights of mariners. Ibid. § 4. § 79. On application of both master and seaman, consul may discharge. — Any consul of...