SECTION A. Result of the Extracts of Registers in reference to the Passage of Goods under Conditions by the Intermediate Line. Dr. Amounts of Amounts of Name Letter Name of the Office. of the Month. Progressive Number. of the Omice. Duty to be Transit Duty upon Goods State. Security Cash in the Progressive Number. Letter Duty Foreign Goods Daty here, Transit Duty Cash Security collected in deposited in in the SECTION B. ARTICLES which have relation to the Penal Proceedings of Finance. State of Cr. Authorities respective with the bers of the Progressive Number. Number Duty collected Annexes in the other State evasion of Collections made by this other State concerning Authorities Number Duty collected Annexes with the of the on account of the other State Documents for evasion taken on Progressive Number. for Expenses of Pro- Imposts. Fines. Expenses of Proceedings. State. of Clearance State of Cr. Authorities Number from whence the respective Documents of the come, with the Annexes Vouchers and the of the Dates and Nnmbers adjoined Progressive Number. of the Documents. Sum. Sum. Total Lire. Total Lire. CONSTITUTION of the Argentine Republic.-Santa Fé, Sep tember 25, 1860. (Translation.) We, the representatives of the people of the Argentine Nation, assembled in General Constituent Congress by the will and election of the provinces composing the nation, in fulfilment of pre-existing compacts, for the purpose of constituting the national Union, assuring justice, consolidating internal peace, providing for the common defence, promoting the general welfare, and securing the benefits of liberty for ourselves, for our posterity, and for people from all parts of the world who wish to dwell upon Argentine soil; invoking the protection of God, the source of all reason and justice, do order, decree and establish this Constitution for the Argentine Nation. PART I. Sole Chapter.—Declarations, Rights, and Guarantees. ART. I. The Argentine Nation adopts the Representative, Republican, Federal form of Government, as established by the present Constitution. II. The Federal Government supports the Apostolic Roman Catholic worship. III. The authorities which exercise the Federal Government reside in the city which is declared the capital of the Republic by a special law of Congress; the territory to be federalized having been previously ceded by one or more of the Provincial Legislatures. IV. The Federal Government provides for the expenses of the |