The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-02
OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS


OFFICIAL DOCUMEN
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New Laws OF tho Unlss7 ss>aso,
PASSED buhlHG TnE FIRST Sessions ov rus THIRTY
sECoAD CoRGRgss
ssw oommrs ARRANGEMENTS
An set autho'jsiIs iDpor'ed Goods Wares aof hef-
ebandts, Eniesed aud Bonded for Hasshaasiss 10
Pursuance OF W 70 be Exported nJ certain routes 70
Ports or Places il Iex,so
Belt enacted BY The senate ana Home Of Reofeensa-
enbled That any imported goods in the original pacs.
which sen have oesn duly entered and boaded 10
sghtsen hundred and forty six may DO vtbdrasn frem
wxyshonsc at any tine within two years from the original
impm ta:on, for imne i'ae exporaon without payment
OF autes under the provisions of the act Aforesaid to
Chihuahua in Mexico by the routes desgnacd In the
h section Of the act Of tht Of March eighteen bum
dIed and forty five, by such othe: routes may 30
designated by the Secretary Of tbs Treasury and Ike
viss that any imported merchandise duly entered aud
bonded at Point Isabel the collection district Of
BHazos 1e Santiago imported and bonded any other
port Of the United States and transported thence in
bond and duly rs-warchoused at Point label in pur-
OF The provisions Of Abe sareo og as Of Au-
goat exsh, eighteen hundred and forty SIX may DO WITH
araan from wAiebouo at any tios within two yea.a GYp
She dsc u original Importation int5 the taitAL S..a,e
for immediate expectation, without payment Of uties
under tho provisions of the war~housng act Aforesaid 10
ports and places in Mexico, by water or partly
dszigsatsd BY the Secretary Of the treasury. =
See And be 1t farther enacted That any !Sncsrtsd
United States may BE- wh from var Sn1ss az anv
time within two years from the date Of !, w;sS
Of duties in pprs epo Of he provisiocs Of
nAssASuhng iaW % n-sn of August, eighteen hun
~ ana fcsiy.sH re Immediate expor.a,ion FOR San
ysx.AIaa faa. Del Nor.e. and Chihuahua, In Mexico,
ns port Of La yaca in the collection district q
in tho State Of Texas and bs transhpoed inland,
thence 10 Gan Antonio in said and from the latter
ylass to the destinations in MexiSo Aforesaid either by
way Of Esse Pass the Preside de- Norte and San Ell
xnSih Ill the Rio Gr.nde AMI the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall be- and 10 heeby authorized 20 prescribe
sush regulations inconsistent with law be may
AM
s Inspection proof Of due de very at their foreign des
matoDs Of the imports authorized by hs and the FORE
gong section Of this act 10 be exported from warehouse
10 psrs and places In Mexico and for the due protection
- othsI refpssh Of the public revenue.
Gee b. And be u further enacted That the Secretary
q HE Treas,ry shall appoint inspectors Of tho customs
70 resiae A. San Antonio Eagle Pass tbs preido del
lou1ssas he may designate not exceeding four in bsr,
vA0FhAn each annual salary Of two hundred
end SHY dollars and who shall mako report semi annu
the Secretary Of the Treasury Of all the trade ha.
pses under inspection stating the number Of packages
description OF goods tne value, and the names Of the
Sec And sc It further enacted That goods wares,
af exported cut u the imts Of the United
States according the provisions Of this shall be
voluntarily landed or brought into The Cuted States;
and being landed brought into the United States
they .hall be forfeited, and the same proeeedin1s
shsA be had for THAR condemnation and the disribu
tsn OF the Of their sales In other Of
tnisure Of goods Illegally imported and every person
ods into the United states shall be liable to penalty Of
bur hundred dollars.
D,
parts Of acts inconsistent with the provisions Of the re
gsDs act, be- and the same are hereby repealed.
Approved august 80 1882
MExco.
An act to provide for tri monthly mail from New Or
leans to Vera Cruz via Tampico, and back in steam
vessels.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tves Of the United States 81 America In Congress
semblsi That the Postmaster General be and is here
by authorized anu directed to into contract for
tsrm Of five years and for sum not exceeding one hun
n u ar neriO
may offer sufficient and satisfactory security after due
public notice for the transportation of the mails OF the
Untea States the best terms for the United States
three times month from Now Orleans via rampico to
Vera CRUZ and back in steam Of not less than
eight haDdred tons buthen of the best form Of consuc
ton adapted TO purposes and to the navigation OF
The waters the same to be ready in the shortest
Approved August 80, 1852.
THE KEwsr ArER POSTAGE Law.
An Act 10 anend an set entitled An act TO reduce and
mcAfy the rates Of postage in the United States, and
for other purposes passed March third, eighteen hun
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representa-
tves Of the United States of America in Congress-
Med, That from and after the threth day Of Sepem-
ber eighteen hundred and tive the postage up all
printed matter passing through the mail Of the United
Ststea instead Of the charged shall be fol-
lows, to w.--Each newspaper periodical uusealed cir
culaf other article of printed matter exceeding
three oancer in weight ihan be sent 10 any part o.
the United States for cent; and tor every addi-
tional ounce or faction of ounce. cent addi-
tonsl shall be charged; and wh-n the postage upon
T.,
In ad, aDce, at tho office whore the same rnailed
and evidence Of such payment is furnished to the
Office Of delivery in such manner rs the Post Office De-
pariment shall by general regulation oscrbe one halt
Of said rate only ihal be charged Newspapers and
circulated in the State where published l be charged
half Of the rates before mentioned Provided That
ANAL newspapers and periodicals, published monthly or
oftentr and pamphlets containing than sixteen
octave pages each, Uhen sent in single packages weigh
ng at least eight ounces to address and prepaid by
afuDg postage stamps thereto shall be charged only
l.
pwiihsindng the postage calculated on each separate
sycie OF euch package would exceed that amount The
postage en- ali transient matter shall BE- prepaid By
stamps or otherwise or shall be charged double the rates
FIRST above entioned
Sea q And be IL further enacted That books bound
unbound, no. weighing over four pounds, shall be
deemed naabe matter. and shall be ohargeable with
postage at cent ounce for all distances under three
thousand miles and two for all distances
three thousand miles, 20 whch fifty per cent shall
be added in all where the may be sent without
being prepaid, and all printed matter chargeable by
weight fhan be weighed when dry. The publishers Of
nswspapers and periodicals may send to each other from
copyof each publications and also send to each
actual subscriber enclosed in their publications bills
and receipts for the same free Of postage The publish
of weekly newspapers may send each actual sub
scrber within the county where their papers printed
Sec 3 Ard DO il further onac,cd That no newspaper
periodical magazine, other printed paper matter
shall be entitled to be sent at tie rates OF postage in this
specified unless the following conditions be observed
First II shall he sent without any cover or wrppcr or
cover or wrapper open at the ends Or sides 40 that
the character Of the matter contained theron b.
determined without removing such wrapper. Second
There shall be word communication printed on the
after its publication upon tho cover wrapper
thereof except the and address Of the person to
whGm 1t is TO be sent. Third There shall BIZ no paper
other thing enclosed In with such printed paper
and If these conditions not compiled with such
printed matter shall be subject 10 letter postage and all
matter sent by mail from part of the United stctes
70 another the postage q which IL not fixed by the pro-
vkions Of this act shall vnlos; the DO entitled to
be cent free Of postage be chas With Letter postage
Sec. 4. and be ii further oHsctcd That II tho pub
Usher Of any periodical otter being three months pre-
yioufy notified thet his public is not taken of
the Office to which IL sent for diyary, continue to
forward such publication in the mai the po5tmascr to
whose oce such publication Is ssnt may dispose OF the
for the postage, unless the publisher shall pay 1T
and whenever any printed nster Of any description,
received during quarter Of the csl year shall have
remained in the Office without being called for, during
the whole Of any succeeding quarter the postmaster at
such Office shall sell the end trot the rrooecds cf