The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-01

ed and marked Il the time of the depsse shall BE- psd
according to the contents and quantities thur marked and
IN no case shall duties be paid less quantity OF goods
than originally received from the vessel IN wnicn
they mported and goods OF any description sna
be delivered from the warehouses except In entire uh
broken packages, a. originally deposited
SEC. IL And be II further enacted, That any ware
housed goods be entered out for expectation In any
vessel OF not less than seventy tons burden bouna 10 any
foreign port any time within the period during which
they entitled to be warehoused without any
Of tues subject to the conditions limitations and re1irc
lions, hereinafter contained.
src. And be it further enacted That the exporter
or exporters of wsrehoused goods as above, shall
give at least hours notice to the collector Of
the port OF the purpose to export the same and previ
ousy to the delivery Of said goods shall make entry in
parcels containing the same Of which the shall
consist and OF their respective marks numbers, and con-
tents and Of the Of the vessel OF the Of
the vessel in which, and ofhe person persons for and
BY whom, and Of the place from which, they were i'm
ported and ALSO Of the district into which the goods
SEC 49, And be it further enacted, Thst before the
clearance Of any vessel in which warehoused goods shall
have been laden for expectation the exporter exporters
shall give bond, to the satisfaction Of the collector in
equal to double the amount Of the duties such
in any place within the limits Of the United States and
that the exporter exporters shall produce within the
that the said goods have been delivered or landed
without the limits ofthe United States,
oursd On the Of waTehoused goods shall not
be discharged except upon tho production within one
year from the date thereof the expectation be made to
OF Europe America this side Of Cape Horn
within two years if to port Of Asia or Africa or OF
America beyond Cape Horn of certificate, under the
hand and seal Of the consul agent Of the United
residing said port particularly setting forth and
describing the articles exported the description OF
Packages and their actual contents and declaring that
the same have been received and landed from the vessel
specifying its and the of its master and said
certificate shall be confirmed by the oath affirmation Of
the master and mate of the two principal officers Of
the vessel in which the expectation shall have been
made. Provided That when, from loss by unavod
and certificates before required be procured the
exporter shall be allowed present to the collector such
proofs with statement Of all the circumstances the
shall be transmitted to the Comptroller OF the Trea
sury who shall have power to admit such proofs if he
deem them satisfactory and to direct said bond to be dis
charged accordingly.
SEC. l5 And be 1t further enacted, That any goods
which have been warehoused under this act at any port
in the United States may be removed by sea or inland
carriage to any other port in the United States to be
warehoused such other port and again. often may
be required any other port to be there
housed subject to the regulations hereinafter mentioned
the intention to shall be given the collector
specifying the particular goods intended to be removed
and the marks numbers and description of the packages
in which the contained in what ship imported,
when and by whom entered inward to be warehoused
and, if subsequently re-warehoused, when and by whom
moved.
SEC TO- And be it further enacted That before such
goods shall be be rewarehoused due entry of
the same shall be made. and proper bill of such entry
with the duplicates thereof be delivered to the collector,
containing the particulars and an exact
Of the quantities of the different sorts Of goods
and such bill of entry signed by the collector and naval
officer there be any othe port shall be the warrant for
the of such goods and account of such goods
containing all such particulars shall be transmitted by
the proper officers of the port of removal to the proper of
fcers othe port of destination and, upon the arrival of
such goods at port of destination, due entry of the
same, to be warehoused SHALL in like manner be made
with the collector such port containing all the parcu.
lars and accounts together with the
of the port from which such goods have been removed
and such goods shall be admitted to be there re-
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like goods when first warehoused, upon importation from
ports beyond the and the officers at the port Of ar
rival shall transmit to the officers at the port
account of the goods arrived according they SHALL
examination, prove to be.
removing such goods SHALL at the time of entering the
same give boRd with two sufficient sureties in double the
value the goods for the due arrival and
of such goods within reasonable tme with reference
to the distance the respective ports be fixed by
hv the coecer either Of the mort Of or Of the mort
Of destination shall best suit the residence convent
of the persons interested in the removal OF such
goods if such bond shall have been given at the port
destination certificate thereof under the hands OF the
collector and naval officer there be any of such port
Shall at the time OF entering such goods be produced to
Sec ls And be it further enacted That such bond shall
discharged unless such goods shall have been duly
re-warehoused the port of destination within the time
allowed for such removal shall have been otherwise
accounted for to the satisfaction of the of the
treasury nor until the full duties due upon apy deficiency
Of such goods shall have been paid and all goods which
shall have removed from warehouse in port,
va
tors of such goods shall be held subjects all the cond
tons which they would have been held subject such
goods had remained in the warehouse where had
been originally warehoused
SEC. 10. And bel further enacted, That no gunpow
der wet hides perishable articles Of any description
shall received into warehouses this act but the
duties all said articles shall be paid in cash. entry
prSvdsa That the 2, any port may fruit
to become offensive to be stored for not exceeding sixty
days. the importer or importers giving bond to his salts
faction for the full of duties at the end Of that
time upon such interest shall be charged
sGc 20. And be it further enacted, That all bonds d.
rected to be given by virtue OF this act shall be taken
in the Of the United States of America and pre-
vent frauds arising from collusve transfers, is here
for be the
perty the whom said goods be consigned
any SALE transfer or assignment prior to the entry and
deposie othe in the Aforesaid to the
contrary notwithstanding.
src H. And be it further enacted That the Secretary
of the Treasury and instructed to make all
such provisions and regulations not inconsistent with this
act may be necessary expedient for its execution
and for the protection of the revenue prescribing from
time time such additional rules to warehousing and
waehousng and to the safe and arrange
transportation them from port to port and to their
portaon to foreign countries as the interests OF the Go
vernment may require and the collectors Of the several
ports may assign any of the officers clerks employ
who may at any time be authorized to be employ
ed in the collection of the revenue to such duties the
provisions of this act demand And shall be the du
Secretary of the Treasury to report to each
ceedng session of Congress all such provisions and resu
lations he may, from time me establish in pursu-
ance Of the authority given him by this section.
SEC a. And be 1t further enacted That in any port in
which may be necessary expedient for the better
execution this act the collector shall have authority to
hire stores, to be used public warehouses
contract with any individual individu
ais with any corporation to furnish safe and commod-
warehouses for the Government said contractors in
lieu rent collect and receive such rates Of storage
may he agreed upon between them and the importers
Provided That lease shall be taken for longer term
than years. and that all such leases contracts shall
be approved by the Secretary Of the Treasury and all
stores whatever in which goods shall be warehoused
der this act shall be under Government locks and the
keys shall be kept by the collectors.
SEC 80 And be it further enacted, That the collectors
the several ports Of the United States shall make quar-
ery reports the Secretary the Treasury according
to such general instructions the said Secretary may
give of all goods which remain in the warehouses OF their
respective ports specify the quantity and description
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