The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-08-03

ment with the said svsrplus copy Of the inventory
sppraisement and account Of sales specifying the marks
contents and appraised value the Of the vessel and
master which, and Of the port or place whence they
imported and the time when and the name of the
person or persons whom said goods consigned
In the manifest and the duties and charges to which the
several conssnmenis were respectively subject and
the master person having charge or command Of any
ship vessel in which said goods wares or merchan
disc imported from all claim of the owner
thereof who shall nevertheless on due proof their
interest be entitled to receive from the Treasury the
amount Of any overplus paid into the same under the
provisions of this act Provided, That much of the
fifty sixth section Of the general collection law Of the
second of March, seventeen hundred and ninety nine.
and the thirteenth section Of the Of tho threth Of
August eighteen hundred and fortytwo to provide
enue from imports and TO change and modify existing
conflicts with the provisions OF this act shall be. and
hereby repealed excepting that nothing contained in
this shall be construed to extend the time pre-
scribed by law for selling unclaimed goods Provided
also, That all goods of peri-hib'e nature and all
powder recrackers and explosive substances deposit
cd As aforesaid shall be sold forthwith.
Sec. And he it further enacted, That any goods,
when deposited in the public tofesan the manser pro-
vded for in the foregoing section, may be with awn
therefrom and pored to any other port Of entry
under the restrictions provided for IN the act Of the
second March, seventeen hundred and nety n,ne in
spect TO the transportation Of goods wares and mer
cnandise from collection district to another. to be
exported with the benefit Of drawback and the
of such goods to be withdrawn for transportation,
shall give his bond with sufficient suretes in double the
Of the duties chargeable them for the deposite
OF such goods in port Of entry to which they
shall be destined such bond to be cancelled when the
goods shall be re-deposed store in the collection dis
srict to which they shall be transported Provided That
nothing contained in this section shall be construed to
extend the time during which goods be kept store
after their original importation and entry beyond the
term Of one year.
Sec g. And be it further enacted That if any ware
housed goods shall be frsuduien,y concealed in
moved from any public private warehouse, the
shalt be forfeited to the Univ ed States all persons
goods or aiding abeting concealment or re-
moval shall be liable to the same penalties which are
imposed for the fraudulent introducuo. Of goods
into the United states and any importer proprietor
OF any warehoused goods or any person in his employ,
shall by any contrvance frauduietly open the ware
house. or shall gain access 10 the goods except in the
presence Of the proper OFF, Of tue customs acting in
the execution Of nis duty. such importer or
thousand dollars And any person convicted Of
terng, defacing. or obiiterating any mark marks
on any package or packages Of goods shall
forfeit and pay for every such offence five hundred dol
Sec a. And be it further enacted That the collectors
Of the several ports Of the United States shall make
quarterly reports to me sscrssy OF the Treasury &C.
may gIve OF a goods which remain in the warehouses
OF their respective ports specifying the quantity and de-
thereon the Secretary of the Treasury shall forth with
70 be published in the principal papers of the city
Sec And be it further enacted That the Secretary
Of the Treasury be. and he is hereby authorized to
IRON mt %S 70 me- sISa not In
sary to give full effect to the provisions of this act and
secure just acceantaSility under the same And it
shall be the duty OF the Secretary report such regula
tions to each succeeding session OF Congress.
SENATE BILLS
Were taken up. and several disposed Of The House
was found to be without quorum motions made
to adjourn the yeas and TAKEN and points of order
raised. Two hours were thus spent after which,
A report made from the Committee of conference
the part of the House, the disagr. cling amend
ments Of the two Houses to the
Some conversation took place between the Speaker,
and Messrs. Dromgsole and Wnthropas to what
should be pursued. Finally the House refused to
code from its amendments, and, therefore insist
(Anoher committee Of conference will be apponted)
THE sUB.rREAsURY
Was returned from the Senate, amended, and on
ton of Mr.. Mckay referred to the Committee Of Ways
and Means
And the House then adjourned.