The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-04

same are hereby, annexed TO, and made part OF,
the collection district Of New Orleans, and all the
privileges and facilities afforded 10 Ptisburg and
Wheeling, and Cincinnati, &c, by the act Of Con-
gress Of second of March. eighteen hundred and
thirty -one, be, and the arc hereby, extended
to said ports of Evansville and New Albany.
SEC. 10. lind be ii further enacted That 30 much
Of act entitled can act to establish port Of en-
try at saluria' in the State of Texas, and for other
purpos,s," approved the third day Of March, eigh-
teen hundred and forty seven, fixes the port at
snlura, and requires the residence of the collector
to be there. shall be, and the is hereby,
pea!cd, and hereafter the port of entry and the
dence of the collector shall be La SaIle in said
distrct.
SEC. 10. lind be IL further enacted, That The pre-
visions Of the seventh section Of the act entitled
'An act allowing drawtmcks foreign mercban-
disc exported TO Chihuahua and Santa Fe in Mex
leo, and to the British North American provinces ad
joining the United States" approved third March,
eighteen hundred and forty five be and the
hereby, SO far modified as to allow any foreign Tn
ported merchandise in the original packages which
has been entered, and the duties paid according 10
law, to be transported with benefit of draw back by
land or by water, partly by land and partly by
water 70 either of the ports designated in said
ton such ports may have been, or may here
after be- designated, in Pursuance of the authority
therein conferred; and any such merchandise may
be exported from either Of the aforesaid ports,
from such ports or the seaboard from which mer-
chandise may, under existing laws, be exported
for benefit Of drawback and be transported thence,
IN like manner, to ports in the adjoining British
provinces, and the ports and places in Mexico un
with law, as the Secretary Of the Treasury may
prescribe: Frorided, that much Of the eighth
ton OF said act as requires the production of the at
davt OF the n1aster Of the vessel in which any such
goods may be exported, may be dispensed with
when such goods are exported in vessels; and
the resdte Of the provisions of said section
hereby extended to cases arising under this act.
SEC. II. And be IL further enacted, That so much
of the provso to the fifth section Of the act of third
March, eighteen hundred and forty nine, entitled
can act requiring all moneys receivable from Gus
n tn he
diately into the treasury, without abatement
duction, and for other purposes" as cxcnpts from
the operations OF said section the provision of law
relating to the expectation Of merchandise to Can
ada and Chihuahua, be, and the same is hereby,
repealed.
SEE. 49, And be It further enacted, That any oriei-
nal imported merchandise, in the original pack
ages which shall have been duly entered and ware
housed, in pursuance of the warehousng act of the
sixth August, eighteen hundred and forty six, may
be exported tbercfrom in conformity with law, and
be transported, IN the manner indicated In the first
section of this act, ports in the adjoining British
provinces, and become entitled to the benefits Of
the warehousing act before mentioned.
SEC. l9. And be ii further enacted. That the privi-
lcges granted by the act of second March, eighteen
hundred and thirty -one, entitled IAN act allowing
the duties on foreign rchabdise imported in the
Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville St
Louis, Nashville, and Natchez, to be secured and
paid at those places, be, and are hereby extended
to any foreign merchandise intended for either of
the ports mentioned in said act which may be inn
ported into such ports of entry the seaboard Of
the United States. may be designated by the
Secretary OF the Treasury and be thence transport
ed to either of the Aforesaid ports 10y such inland
routes as the Secretary of the Treasury may desig
nate, under such rules and regulations, not incon-
sistent with law IA he may prescribe, and subject
to the forfetures and penalties prescribed in and
by said act of March second, eighteen hundred
ard thirty-onc.
SEC. -. 'And be IL further enacted, That the Col
lecor of the district of New Orleans be, and he IL
hereby authorized 10 employ such number of tenn
porary inspectors not exceeding ten, in addition to
the permanent and temporary inspectors, not
authorized by law, may be necessary for the
prompt and convenient despatch of business in
said district; and that each of ssd temporary in
spectors bc allowed a compensation Of three dob
ars per day for every day be shall be employed in
actual service: Prorided, hocerer That the said
collector shall not be authorized at any time TO
employ larger number OF inspectors, including
the permanent and temporary inspectors, hereto
fore authorized than the actual number Of vessels
from foreign ports having cargoes to be discharged
then lying in said port district OF New Orleans
SEC. 81. And be further enacted, That the Pre-
sident OF the United States, by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate, be- and be is hereby,
thorized 20 appoint two additional assistant APP
praisers for the collection district of New Orleans,
with the same salary that authorized by
law to the assistant appraisers Of said collection
district.
sEc. p. dndbs hfwlher enacted, That the town
Of Jacksonville, in he State Of North Carolina,
shsll be port of delivery subject TO the same reg
ulations az other ports Of delivery in the United
States, and shall be attached to the collection dis
trict of Wilmington, North Carolina; and that
there -hall be appointed, in pursuance OF law,
Surveyor Of Customs, and compensated for his ser
vices In the mode prescribed by existing aws; said
Surveyor shall exercise all the powers and perform
the duties vested in Deputy Collectors under exist
ing laws; the esiJ Surveyor of Customs aforesaid TO
reside at said port OF delivery.
Approved September 25, 1850