The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-06-24

90 Collectors and other
OF the Customs.-Now series, NO. Oh

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TREASURY DKrAHraKsr June l2, 1881.
In pursuance OF authority this department with the
ue ae' u
ess approved September 1880 OF which hereto
entitled An authorize the Secretary OF me treasury
permit British North American provinces 70
and unade such places IN any collection district OF ue o
may following regulations and isuae
information aud government Of The proper
o customs, and Others interested,
of satisfactory communicated by the
British Minister city privileges Of the kind contemplated
Of Congress extended 10 vessels
the United States places within the British norm Amen
provinces Canada, New brunswick, and Nova scoA
proper laden Ia the ports and
products Canada New Brunswick, Nova Scotia,
(xith the in regard staed or
either of he will hereafter long similar privileges may De
extended of the United States said British Provinces be
permitted unade their place al
which United lawfully ade uniade upon
The and conditions duties and customs charges
The following regulations predcated upon provisions Of exist
laws, and equally applicable TO vessels OF the United sae are
prescribed and strict compliance herewith enjoined;
Any laden with the products Of the provinces
aforesaid Of them, being provided with duty auhen
OF the articles composing her arriving in the
and of the impos du
port entry, will be permitted 10 uniade the whole
part of the cargo al such port entry proceed proper
by the collector, of delivery
any collection district the eaboard and unlade herea
will be permitted to iade take in
Of delivery the seaboad be carried out Of
the United States Before clearance can be granted to any such
vessel owners shippers OF the must deliver
to the collector of the district properly nanesls Of the
cargo shipped by them respectively conform
y with The of the I section OF the act of 10Th February,
1890
ID Any such vessel being provided proper maness
ing districts OF the United States situated
oners permitted their cagoes
or Mace where or deputy
Of the dues unade
port place United States vessels lawfully unade Such
lade take similar places
conveyed provinces aforesaid In making the
vessels proceed from one or more ports or places 10 anoe but
proper prepared and delivered TO the
the last place the United States
clearance be taken for port in the adjoining
Brit
Il distinctly foreign vessel
in the coasng trade say, foreign
permitted take goods merchandise
port Of the United States and convey and land the
a, port place within the same
3D. goods wares, merchandise be allowed the pv
accorded by the wareousns act Of The 9th August 1876 eA
cept al ports entry
4h Minister announcing the action of the author
cs subject that the only difference be
British vessels in that province will be- THAT
vessels discharge parts OF their eargoes at any port
vessels OF the United states are required discharge al
interference with the coasung
trade"
The depar,ment in sp, lberaity confidence
omitted taking action regards e above resc
lion upon Nova Scota and would have admit
ted the privilege as Amer
ean dscbagng their inward and loading their outward eagoes
port trusting to The existence OF similar sp on
the part authorities of that province which would induce
em promptly restriction the vessels of the
Union; bur the law, the department
consider that authorizes any privilege TO British vessels
which reepocaed American vesseis and consequently
privileges which authorized and instructed by this cir
cular exception be made in those
laden the of Nova Scotia
m cou6niuy them to loading unloading cagoes
VOYAGE TO you will, do
that eyaded by vessels laden in Nova Scotia
touching another province and obtaining clearance
The department will cheertuly do with this
British vessels from Nova Scotia
ans American vessels visiting ports
that province.
Nothing circular which will
pre- Scotia, after having landed
inward port from proceeding IN ballast 10 One
other port for the purpose of loading outward
merchandise that be collected by the deputies
OF any Of districts the lake frontiers be
the collector OF the district
able depore from time, compliance with
the department. all the public funds fos which he
responsible collected by of his deputies or himself
and embrace periodical
required 10 the department
contemplated by the act of 18th September 1850
the foregoing regulations British vessel
laden products Newfoundland and Prince Edward
Island shall have been
extended in islands vessels
United States.
THOs. CORWIN
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