(e) One copy of the crew list. (f) The original of all through cargo manifests, for deposit, while in port, with the customs officer in charge of the vessel. (g) passenger manifest of all aliens, in conformity with the requirements of the laws of the United States. (h) The shipping articles and register of the vessel, if of Philippine register. [See 355-79, 80, 81, 90, 91, et. seq.] SECTION  1378 . Translation of Manifest.  — The cargo manifest and each copy thereof shall be accompanied by a translation into English, if originally written in a language other than English. [See 355-79, 80, 81, 90, 91, et. seq.] SECTION  1379 . Production of Philippine Crew.  — The master of a Philippine vessel returning from abroad shall produce the entire crew listed in the vessel's shipping articles; and if any member be missing, the master shall produce proof satisfactory to the  collector that such member has died, absconded, has been forcibly impressed into other service, or has been discharged; and in case of discharge in a foreign country he shall produce a certificate from the consul, vice-consul, commercial agent, or vice-comm ercial agent of the United States there residing, showing that such discharge was effected with the consent of the representative of the United States aforesaid. [355-112; Cooley's Blackstone, p. 252; Foundations of Legal Liability (Street), p. 985.] SECTION  1380 . Manifests Required of Vessel from Foreign Port.  — Every vessel from a foreign port or place must have on board complete written or typewritten manifests of all her cargo. All of the cargo intended to be landed at a port in the Philippine Islands must be described in separate manifests for each port of call therein. Each manif est shall include the port of departure and the port of delivery, with the marks, numbers, quantity, and description of the packages and the names of the consignees thereof. Every vessel from a foreign port or place must have on board complete manifests of passengers, immigrants and their baggage, in the prescribed form, setting forth their destination a nd all particulars required by the immigration laws; and eve ry such vessel shall have prepared for presentation to the proper Copyright 2012 CD Technologies Asia, Inc. and Accesslaw, Inc. Philippine Law Encyclopedia 2011 405