Weekly national intelligencer., 1854-11-11
OFFICIAL.
[General Regulations No. 36.1
10 Collectors and other officers ofM Castor

10 Coaectors and other officers of the Castons
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Nov A. 1854.
IS deemed advisable to ISSUE in the form of General
Regulations the instructions forwarded to the collectors
OF several OF the principal ports in the United Shtes
under date OF the 10th ultimo, as follows:
In consideration Of the privilege enjoyed by d.
zens Of the United States well of the probable e.
empon from duty at an early day of fish of all knd
the products Of fish, and of all other creatures living ii
the water in pursuance Of the stpulatons of the rec
procy treaty Of the 9th Of June last entered into be
tween the United States and Great Britain, upon dus
compliance with the requirements of said treaty
lively, by the Imperial Parliament and the Provincial
Paraments of the British North American Colonies af
feced by the treaty aforesaid and in order to facilitate
ana promote certain arrangements and understandings
dependant upon the action Of Congress had between The
Secretary Of State Of the United States and the Britis,
Minister, Mr. Crampton it becomes necessary to iss
the following instructions for your government to witt
on entry at your port for consumption, of fish f
the description mentioned and due payment of the duties
thereon, you will give the owner, importer or agent
proper receipt therefor with the custom house seal at
tached specifying the and nation of the vessel or
other vehice the date Of the entry, the place from
whence arriving, with the quantity and description Of
the fish,
q Should the parties desire to warehouse under bond,
you will permit the to be done in accordance with
existing provisions Of law on the subject taking
give such particulars Of the transaction in the bond as to
show the true object Of the obligation.
In consequences of the action of the Parliament Of Ca
NADIA in giving effect the part Of that Province the
treaty OI Otn OF inet, ana 0rder
Of the customs department of Canada in there
Of and similar legislative action the part Of the Pro-
vince Of New Brunswick Of which the Department has
received satisfactory information collectors and other
proper officers Of the customs are hereby further nsru
ed to apply the foregoing regulations Nos. and q
the mportations into the United States Canada
New Brunswick Of the articles f the products Of ethe
Of those Proynces enumerated in the schedule annexed
to article third Of the reciprocity treaty Of the 9th Jun
last and in the first section Of the act Of Congress Of tn
9th August last giving effect to said treaty, wit
Grain flour, and breadstuffs Of all kinds animals O
all kinds fresh, smoked and salted meats cotton wool
seeds and vegetables; undred fruits dried fruits fish
all kinds products Of fish and of all other cresbures M
ing in the water; poultry eggs hides, furs skins,
tails undressed stone MARBLE Its crude unwroug
state; slate; butter, cheese, tallow lard horns ms
nures ores Of metals Of all kinds COAL pitch, tar, tu
pentne; ashes; timber and lumber Of ell kinds, roun
hewed, and sawed manufactured in whole or in part
fre-wood, plants, shrubs, and trees; pets wool; fs
oil rice; broom-corn and bark gypsum, ground or Vi
ground hewn wrought unwrought burr grin
stones dyestus; fax, hemp, and tow, unmsnufactured
manufactured tobacco; rags.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
NOVEMBER TO- Secretary of the Treasury.