The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-11-29

8foTts IN Ireland, 1926
Here period of twenty-five years over which the
warehousing system was making slow process The sys.
tenn itself may be best explained by the law in oper.
aton with the accompanying notes. which follow
WAREHovsSc Acr GREAT BaIrArS
Sec 3.-Au warehouses connected with wharfs for the
landing OF goods TO he lodged therein and enclosed to
gether with such wharfs within walls and being appoint
ed to be legal quays, SHALL without any order the Com
OF Customs be warehouses for all goods landed
at such whars quays at any port appointed to be
cai security ~ A'"''' u 'pe'
Sec s-Before any goods shall be entered TO be ware
housed in respect Of which bond shall be required the
proprietor or occupier thereof If he be willing shall give
general security with two sufficient sureties for the
of the full duties of importation on all such goods
shall any time be warehoused therein or for the
expectation thereof but such person be not willing to
give such security, the different Importers shall unon
Importation give the like security respect of the
tcuar goods imported by them before the goods shall be
Sec. eli goods lodged in warehouse shall be the
sold by him and upon the sale there shall be wrien
ag eemeut signed by the parties written C ract OF
sale made by broker legally authors. and
the amount OF price stipulated in such document sha
have been secured by the purchaser sale
be valid although the good may remain in warehouse
that purpose by the officer having charge Of the ware
house. who is to produce such book application
the owner OF the goods.
Sec lO-A goods warehoused shall be slowed in such
manner as that easy may be had thereto and the
occuper of the warehouse shall omit the same
he shall for such omission forfeit the of 81 and
if goods be taken out Of any warehouse without due
entry thereof the occupier of the warehouse shall be
liable to the payment ofthe duties due thereon
Sec If any goods warehoused hall he fraudulentlv
concealed in or removed from the warehouse the same
shall forieited and importer of any goods ware
housed or any person in his employ sh ii by any con.
trvance fraudulenty the warehouse gain
to the goods except in the presence of the proper officer
such importer shall forfeit for every such offence the
Sec IA All warehoused goods shall be duly cleared
@ and all surplus stores Of ships within year from
the first entry thereof unless further time be gven and
all goods not 70 cleared may be sold by the
of Customs and the produce applied to the payment of
warehouse rent and other charges and the overpus
shall be paid to the proprietor and the purchaser
the clearing of such goods from the warehouse and If not
cleared within that period to be forfeited; but if the aes
crption Of goods be Piece Goods" and have been i'm
ported by the East India Company from places within the
limits Of their charter into the port of London the same
SHALL at the requson ofhe Commissioners of Customs
be sold at the next ensuing sale of the said Company
Sec. l5any goods entered to be warehoused or to be
delivered from the warehouse shall be lost DESTROYED by
ing shipping the same in receiving delivering the
same from the warehouse the Commissioners of Gus.
toms may remit return the duties the said goods M
Sec. l6No goods shall be delivered from the ware.
houses either for expectation for home USE except upon
due entry and under care of the proper officer.
Sec. l7-Upon the entry of any goods TO be cleared
from the warehouse for home use the full duties Of Gus.
toms shall be paid according to the account of the quan
y first taken without any abatement account Of any
deficiency Except by the Act otherwise provided and
if the entry be for expectation removal to ,oher
warehouse and the goods be deficient of the respective
deficiencies before the goods shall be delivered (except
by this Act is otherwise provided and the goods
the value such value shall be estimated at the price for
which the like goods of the best quality have been as sold
any sale Of the East India Company, in any other
manner rs the case may be-
Sec. 20lf after any goods shall have been entered aud
landed to be warehoused and before the shall have
been actually deposited therein the importer shall fur
Their enter the any part thereof for home use or
for expectation the goods entered shall be consi
dered as virtually warehoused and shall be delivered
cordingy.
Sec. 2i.-Any goods which have been warehoused at
any port may be removed from under seal Of office 5 to
any other port in which the like goods may be warehous
ed be rewareheused at such other port again SO Of
ten may be required to any other port upon giving
specifying the goods intended to be removed and the
marks. numbers and descriptions Of the packages in
what ship imported, when and by whom warehoussd
rewarehoused and 10 what port the same TO be
moved. %
Sec aBefore such goods shall be delivered to be re-
moved due entry thereof shall be made, containing the
aforementioned particulars and exact OF tbs
quantities OF the different sorts Of goods and upon the
OF the same at the port OF destination due entry in
IKE manner shall be made setting forth the Of the
port from which they have been removed and the des
crption and situation Of warehouse in which they
Sec 30 Persons removing goods SHALL at the time Of
give bond with sufficient surety for the due
nav be- ryen Of the same W and such bond
OF aestnaon as may best suit the convenience Of the
thereof under hs hsnds s
comptroller shall be produced the like officers a, the
nNo eond given as aforesaid shall be discharged
unless the goods shall have been duly rewar,housed al
the port Of destination within the time allow cd or other
wise satisfactorily accounted for % nor until tho mi d
ties due upon any deficiency of such goods ST h
paid nor until fresh security have been given for re-
Sec. 25Goods so re-wsrchoused may be entered e,he
Tor expectation or for home use the like goods NAV Ia
when first warehouses;; and the time which such GOODS
shall be allowed to remain rewarehoused shall reckon
oned from the day when the were first entered TO he
warehoused. "
Sec 26If upon the arrival of goods at the port of de-
snaon the parties shall be DESTROYS forthwith to export