American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-08-20


ed triumphantly over the battlements.
The enthusiasm of the victors cannot be
described. But though the contest had been so
bloody, not man of the enemy fell, after re-
sistance ceased. The prisoners were dlsarmed,
guard placed over them, and sentries posted
on all the commanding positions around the
works. The morning gun announced to the
British feet, in the river, that Stony Point 1oaS
Won.
THE wAREHoUsING EXTRAORDINARY
COLLECTORS AND OTHER CUSTOM house,
OFFICERS.
The Secretary of the Treasury has issued a
Circular to Collectors and other officers Of the
Customs, containing the following Instructions
for carrying out the provisions of the new
Warehousing system.
1t is to be remarked, that goods, wares, or
merchandise entitled to entry for warehousing,
are such only as shall have been actually i'm
ported after the passage of the act producing
the duty on imports and for other purposes, +"
approved 3oth July, 1916, vide 9th section
All goods, wares, or merchandise, imported
prior to S0th July, 1916, yet on deposite in
public store, the duties on which have not been
paid, are subject 10 the payment of the duty
and charges imposed by the tariff act of 30th
August 1912.
Where owners, importers, consignees or
agents desire to warehouse their goods, due en-
try in writing must be made in each case, &C
cording to the form accompanying these in
structions, marked A, and bond taken with
surety or sureties to the satisfaction of the col
lector, in double the amount of the duties, ac-
cording to form marked B.
In making entry of any goods, wares, OF
merchandise to be warehoused, all acts neces-
sary to determine their exact quantity, quality
and origina. cost, and dutiable value, such as
apprasing, weighing, gaugng, or measuring,
IN order to ascertain the precise amount ofduty
chargeabie on the importation, must DO per-
formed and complied with.
ANY goods, wares, or merchandise, proposed
to be withdrawn from warehouse for home
consumption, prior TO the second day of De-
cember next, the day on which the new rates
of duties take effect under the ac of 30th July
last, must be entered, and the duties, with in
terest and other charges imposed by the act of
30th August, 1912, must be duly paid before
granting permit for the delivery Of any such
goods, wares, or merchandise. Due regard
must be paid 10 the restrictions imposed in the
act, in the withdrawal of merchandise from
warehouse, TO wit: in no case ia less quantity
than an entire package, bale, cask, or box, or
, if in bulk, then only "the whole quantity of
each parcel, or quantity not less than one ton
weight, unless by the special authority of the
Secretary of the Treasury" can be withdrawn
and delivered
Where it is intended to withdraw any goods,
wares, or merchandise, from warehouse for
transportation TO any other port of entry to be
IeWareboased thereat, in pursuance Of the Sc
cond section Of the act of 9Th August, to estab-
lish warehousing system, twenty-four hours
notice at least must be given to the collector of
such intention, and entry be made according to
form c, and the transportation is to be made
under the regulations provided in the act Of Cd
March, 1899, in respect TO the transportation
Of goods, wares, and merchandise from one COL
lection district to another, to be exported with
the benefit of drawback Hence goods may be
transported from any port of entry to any other
port of entry in the United States, subject TO
the regulations prescribed by the before mem
toned act.
On making a transportation entry, u bond
must be given by the owner of the merchandise
TO be Withdrawn for transportation, with sutii-
Gent sureties in double the amount of the du-
ties chargea6le thereon, according to form here
with marked ID; which bond is TO be cancelled
on production Of a certificate, duly authentica-
ted, from the collector of the port to which the
goods may BIO transported, certifying that the
identical goods stated in the transportation GER
tificate have been duly entered and reware-
housed in public store, his collection district,
AND bond given for the duties.
0n the Withdrawal Of any such goods from
warehouse at eny port, the storage and other
charges that may have accrued thereon must
be duly pad. On redeposite or rewarehousing
of any GralsQpr,ed goods as aforesaid, due entry
! ~, t,lr, a.
herewith msfeNd e aud F.
For the purpose of distinguishing goods
which may have paid duty under the new tariff
act, which goes into operation on the I'd day OF
December next, that may be Withdrawn for
4 consumption after said day, and entitled to
| draw back if exported within the time Prcscrib-
ed by law, from other imports on which duty
was paid under the tariff act Of 30th August,
lS42, it becomes proper that suitable marks
should be placed or all goods that may be with
drawn as aforesaid, to identify the same, SO as
! to proven, mistake or imposition in the allow
ance OF drawba
| Goods, wares, or merchandise entered for
wasehouslpg must be conveyed from the vessel
or wharf, where landed, to ile warehouse, IN
dor tho special superintendent Of an inspector
ofthe customs, in dfays, carls, or other usual
modes OF conveyance, 10 be employed on pub
lie account, by the proper officer Ut the cusloms,
and the expense at the rates usually paid 10:
such set wee at the port in quesio is 10 be de-
frayed at the time by the person who enters
said goods, wares, or merchandise, for ware
housing. In cases where goods wares, or mer-
chand,ze, inLoried after the passage Of the act
of the 3oth Jdly, 1916, are intended to be ex-
ported directly from warehouse to foreign
| country, entry must be made according to form
herewith, marked G, and bond given, accord
ing to foIm II, and such expectation be other
wise made in the manner now required by ex,
isting laws, relating to expectations for the ben
eft Of drawback. la all such cases the appro-
pirate expenses are TO be paid before granting