INDEX. 809 Hayn,•(cont1nued.l Honduras, (continued.) consuls and vice-consuls, ... . . 726 privileges of most favored nation commissions and exequaturs, .. 726 granted,. . .. . .. 700 to be exempt from personal mxes, `726 duties on imports and exports, 701 &c.,4mey have a.1d of local author- to be the same on goods carried in mes to arrest deserters, &c., . 7*27 vessels of either country, ... 702 consular convention to be hed,.: .. 727 tonnage, light, harbor, and salvage dues, 702 surrender of fugrtxves from Justice, 727, 728 bounties and drawbacks,. .. 702 what proof required, . 728 rights of United States citizens in Honto be made only by the executive,. 728 duras, . 703 crimes for which surrender shall be of citizens of Honduras in the mztde, . . .2 . 728 United States, . 703 certain offences not included, .. 728 courts of justice to be open equally tor expenses of detention and delivery citizens of both countries, ... . . . . 703 to be paid by apphcant, 728 other privileges of citizens of both countreuty to remain m force, how long,.. . . 729 tries to be the same, 703 rutihcations, when to be exchanged,. . . 729 estates of persons deceased, . .. 704 exchange of mtificatnorrs, &c., . 729 exemption from compulsory military Heads of Departments, _ service, . ... . . . 704 bureaus, &c., not to recerve pay for ser- diplomatic agents and consuls, . 7 04, 705 vices in any matter where the United rights of citizens in case of war between ‘ States is a party, . . . 123 the two countries, .. 705 Heating, liberty of the person, ... . . 706 appropriations for, . . . 146, 350, 441 of religious belief, 706 Hebard, Captain Daniel, rights of burial, . . . . . . 706 accounts of, to be settled,... . . 590 certain articles of this treaty may be Hemp, terminated after notice,. . 706, 707 appropriation for, for navy, ... 80 Honduras interoceanic railway company machinery designed for the manufacture to have right of transit, &c., . 707, 708 of, to be free of duty, ... 216 sovereignty and property of Hondu- Hemp, §·c. Machinery, ras in and over the line of road recto be imported free, .. 494 cgnized and guaranteed, 708 Hqfman, Ida, protection and guaranty may be withpension to, .. 583 drawn, 709 Hogan, O. li, rutiiications where to be exchanged, . . . 709 certain money deposited to the credit of, Hondzeras Iwtcroceunic Railway Company, to be paid to Henry C. De Alma, - 603 provisions concerning, under treaty with Hole-in·the—Day, Honduras, . . ... 707-709 grant of land to, . 698 Hooker, Major- General Joseph, payment to, for losses, . . .. 693 thanks of congress to, . . .. 401 Home for the Rcliqfqf Friendless Women and Hoopa Valley, Children, appropriation to `pay settlers for their act to incorporate, 130, 131 improvements on Indian reservations Homestead Act, therein, ... 638 persons in military or naval service, improvements to be appraised, 538 claiming benefit of, may make am- amount not to exceed the appropriation, 539 davit before whom,. ... . .. . . 35 to be reimbursed from proceeds of such affidavit being filed with register, sales of reservations, ... 539 to take eifect from day of filing, if Horse and Mule-Luters, _ fees are paid, ..,... 35 when may be furnished in lieu of amcommissions to register and receiver,. . 35 bulances, .. 20 persons prevented by bodily iuiirmity Horse Equipments, _ _ from attending at 1u11d—0iEce, may allowance to men furnishing, to extend make affidavit before clerk of court,. 35 only to, &c., ... 145 smdavit may be transmitted, .. 35 Horses, _ _ fees of registers and receivers in pre- allowance to men, &c., furnishing, to emption claims, ... . 35 extend only to, &c., 145 time for filing andavits extended to pre- of officers, &c., lost by capture by the emptcrs in the military or naval ser- enem/y, to be pmd for, .. 182 vice, .. . . . . 36 Horses, Ani lery, and Capulry, additional fees, &c., to certain registers epprepriations for, .. . . 24, 128, 496 and receivers, . 36 Hospztai Deportment, Army, maximum not to exceed, &c.,. .. 36 epnroprmtions for, .. . . 23, 128, 497 Honduras, Hospnta Dues, _ treaty between the United States and, to be collected from United States ves- _ of July 4, 1864, 699 _ sels sold in foreign ports, ... b1 peace and amity, ..,. . 700 Hosprtalfor Insane, reciprocal freedom of commerce, sub- Secretary of Navy to reserve part of ject to laws, ... 700 officers p=iy m, ·-·-· _ --··--··· ; · 348 ships of wer and post-office packets of superintendent to receive and dxsthe two countries to enter harbors of . nurse, and accouit for, . 348, 349 either, 700 appr0pr1ations_ for,. . . .. 348 privilege of coasting trade not Hospitals and Ifospzéql Stores, 23 128 4 granted hereby,. .,... al; ...,. 7 00 approprmtwns tor, , , 97 68
