The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-15
The Custom House.
THE NEW TARIFF-FUruRE ACTION OF TIE CoLLEC-
T0R-NAMES OF CLERKS REMOVED.

ion-NAAES OF CLERKS REMOVED.
The Official copy Of the Tariff bill having arrived,
the act will go into effect Immediately According 10 the
instructions of the department all goods which have ar
rived at this port since the 9Th he date of the ap
prevail of the billy and all those which will arrive in
future must be withdrawn from warehouse they have
been bonded within three months Of the time of arrival
In case OF compliance with this regulation they must
pay twenty five per cent additional duty. When the i'm
porter desires TO send his goods TO foreign country they
may remain in store three years without additional duty
being demanded. Goods now arriving entered under
the Morrill, tariff the rates not TO be levied on
merchandise shipped before the 9th of August it being
necessary that the bill Of ladug shall have been mre
Al date previous to that
The mporations continue to be very light and the re.
ccpts for duty small. At the time the Tariff bin was
before Congress, however importers Of sugar tea &C.,
fearing that law would be passed take effect on their
goods in tond hurriedly withdrew them, that that
time, the amount paid large. Then as now how
ever, duties were mostly paid Treasury Notes the dis
count on them being sufficiently great cause their use
The policy which the Collector has been pursuing OF re-
tanning the faithful in Office Notwithstanding their politl
cal belief, is about 10 be changed
TIL, Albany Richmond democracy have cG,ctually
slaughtered their friends of Office by their recent action
and with them all democrats whether agreeing with them
~ policy or not But in 80 doing they have brought the
tcMe on their own heads fos all the Union loving demo-
Gratis denonce them and swear in future, to havo sot
Ing to do with them 1t scarcely fair that these should
sunir with the traitors ami compromisers.
II will DO seen from the following list that many
removals have been made already though the work has
been done quietly that has not been generally known
TO be in progress
ve9hers remoerd j. A Soaring, j. sharkey, H Wander
water.
MeGsurer Remoed-Wm Francis.
Cnmgers-H. Nichols, NJ. II. Underhi.
Warehouse Cierks-G. ). Bcndx, j. Creighton, J. Hag-
gery, T. G. Harrison W. Kelley, f. II. Iawtcr.
Apprdisery--S. p. Goldson, T. Smith.
Inlector2-T. Ackcrson, A. W. Adams, j. D. Belts,
.. {. Birdsai, n. c. Blauvet, F. Dawson, W.
Gale, NJ. b. Mason, N. Klein A. T. Gallagher,
y. n. Goble, A. s. Miles. c. Livingston, s. Long, ). u.
Mckee, Jas. McCluskey, A. j. Mccarthy, + c. Mcconnell,
T. seamen, " Ryer, D. Eyer, f. b. Skellinger, r. Dono-
van, J. Mood T. Byrnes, J. II. Worden II. II. Wynkoop,
J. f. Ward, J. II. Williams, g. C. Waite, p Joyce, T.
Rowe b. Marsh, T. ORieey, W. Burtis c. b. Chids NJ
-Christa j. Donahue, W. II vrcdenburgh, John Griffin
ID Gathwaiie j. ONeill, Perry, NJ Savn, NJ I. Smith,
W. :. Wiliiston, W. Stokely.
la addition TO these many OF the clerks in the building
have been removed. y large number of inspectors
removed LIST saturday, but have not yet received
their names.
Mr Carg of the Deputy Collectors has also been
removed within few days.