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

bsst WITH ths said svepius. cory 81 The invsn' W
apprsisemsnt and account OF sslss. specifying the
nuaoeIs' and descriptions Of the packages sold
contents and appraised value. the name ofthe vessel
master which, and of the port or place whence IT,
were imported and the time when, and the name Of IL
in the manifest and the duties and charges to which III
several consignmens were respectively subject; az
the receipt certificate of collector shall
the master person having charge or command any
ship vessel in which said goods merchsn-
ers thereof Who shall nevertheless on due proof Of their
interest be entitled to receive from the Treasury thu
amount Of any overPus pad into the same under the
fifty. sixth section Of the general collection law of the
second of March, seventeen hundred and ninety nine.
and thirteenth section of the act Of the thrtieth Of
August Gig hteen hundred and ortytwo to provide
enue from imports, and to change and modify existing
as conflicts With the provisions Of this act shall be- and
hereby repealed excepting that nothing Contained In
this act shall be construed to extend me ume no pre-,
scribed by law for selling unclaimed goods Provided
also, That all goods OF perhsbe nature and all gun
powder drecrackers and explosive substances deposit
cd as aforesaid, shall be sold forthwith
Sec. 3 And he it further enacted, That any goods.
when deposited in the public stores in the pro-
therefom and Transported to any other port OF entry
under the restrictions provided for in the act of tho
second MaSch, seventeen hundred and ninety in
spect to the transportation of goods. wares, and
cnandise from collection district to another to be
exported with the benefit OF drawback and the owner
OF such goods be- withdrawn for transportation,
shall give his bond with sufficient surecs in double the
amount Of the duties chargeable on the depose
shall be destined such bond be cancelled when the
goods shall be redepossed in store in the collection dis
nothing contained in this section shall be construe
extend the time during which goods may be kept in
aiter their original importation and entry, beyond n
Soc. 3. And be it further enacted, That if any war
housed goods shall be fraudnlenily concealed in or
moved from any public private warehouse the sas,s
shall be forfeited to the United Statos all pers0
convicted Of irauduently conceaing removing
goods or OF aiding or abetting such conceament
moval shall be liable to the same penalties which
Imposed for the fraudulent introduction of goods
into the United States and any importer or proprietor
OF any warehoused goods, any person in his employ,
shall by any contrivance frauduieuy open the
house shall gain to the goods, except in the
PRESENCE OF the proper officer of customs acting in
the execution of his duty, such importer or
proprietor shall forfeit and pay for eyory such offence
thousand dollars And any person convicted OF al
terng, defacng, celebrating any mark or marks
which have been placed by any officer OF the revenue
package packages OF warehoused goods shall
forfeit and pay for every such offence i've hundred dol
lars
of the several ports Of the United States shall make
quarterly reports to the Secretary of the Treasury
may give, OF ali goods which remain in the warehouses
Of their respective ports specifying the quantity and de-
thereon the Secretary OF the Treasury shall forthwith
cause to DO published in the principal Of city
So. s. Aid be it further enacted That the Secretary
of the Treasury be, and he is hereby, authorized to
make from time to tme such regulations not nconsis
sary give full effect to the OF this act and
secure just accountability under the same And 1t
shall be the duty Of the Secretary to report such regu
tons to each succeeding session of Congress.
fe SENATE BILLS
Were taken up, and several disposed Of The House
was found to be without quorum motions made
to ADJOURN the and nays TAKEN and points Of order
raised. Two hours were thus spent after which,
report made from the committee of conference,
the part Of the House, the dlsagre cling amend.
ments OF the two Houses 10 the
T.
Some conversation took place between the Speaker.
and Messrs D0mgsvle and Winthrop,as to what
should be pursued Finally, the House refused to
cede from its amendments. and therefore insist
Another committee ot conference will be appointed)
. THE scB-TR,
Was returned from tue Senate, amended, and
ton of Mckay referred ~ the Committee Of Ways
and Means
And the House then adjourned.