Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-19

rWtse appropriated, the sum Of i've millions seTeh
undred and Glxty thousand dollars, or 50 much
hereof a may b nseessaEy to enable the Govern
tent to pay the militia and volunteers called Into
srTiee q the United States being an addi1onal
mount required for the fiscal year ending June
! nIEtIeIh, efshteen hundred and sixty-Ope.
Approved July 10, 1851.
IPUBLc-No. al
AN ACT further 70 provide for the collection OF
duties on imports and for other purposes!
IA Il enacted BY thu Senate aud House Of Repre-
initiatives Of the United States o. Aerle ~ Yen S
ldEment OF the President BY reason OF unlawful
ImbInAtions Of persons In oppotion % the laws q
e T9llSa i Avs and collect Sc datss on Imports
v tbe ordinary means, Ia the ordinary way, AZ any
ont OF entFy 10 any District ne u author
delivery In said district until such obstruction
hSii eea5S; and In such case the surveyors at said
FtS on dsiiVery shall be clothed with Al the pow
q and be subject 70 all the obligations Of collectors
uoFts Of entry aud the Secretary Of the Treasury
I'm the appreciation or, The PTesdent1 shah appoint
ieh number o Helgs S rs nv IL
a his Judgment, for the Elthfnl execution OF the
eyenHe laws at said ports Of deliyery, and shall tx
nd cstabliSh the limits within ahieh such ports Of
eyery arc constituted pOTts OF entry ~ aforesaidi
nd ali the provisons Of law regulating the Issue Of
,arins papers the cOastlng trade, the WarehoIsipE
imports, aud collection 81 dutie! shah apply to
be torts OF entry constituted in the same manner
they do 70 ports Of entry established by the laws
OWN force
10 cause mentioned Ia the foregoing section, In the
adsDont Of the President, the revenue from duties
d Imports cannot be iefeetuhily collected at any
ont Of entry In any collection district, In the Ordi
saFy way and by the ordinary means, or by the
ourse provided inthe foregoing section, then, and
a that ease, lie may direct that the custOm-house
n The district be established In any secure place
sithh SAd district, either on land or on board any
essel said district or at sea near the coast and
Guc case the collector shall reside At such place,
r q, shpbOard, as the case may be, and there de-
RIn ali xeels and eargoes arriving within or aP-
reaching said district until the duties imposed by
Nv on said vessels and their cargOea are Padtn eas'
rovded that II the owner conSigpee Of the cargo
n board any vessel detained Rs Aforesaid, or the
lastef Of mid vessel Ahal desire to enter port Of
strv 10 ay other district lnths United States where
snel ObstrnctOns to the execution Of the laws ex-
Il the master Of such vessel may DO permitted 80 to
hanFe the destination Of the vessel aud cargo In his
Ianiest: vherSnpon the collector Shall deliver him
written permit to proceed to the port designated:
md provided further, that the Secretary OF the
reAAury shall with tho appreciation OF tho Presi-
emit make proper regulations for the enforcement
n ShtOboard OF sue provisions Of thu laws TeEulat
az the assessment and collection Of duties a. In his
alignment may be necessary and practicable.
Sec j And be II further enacted, That It shall be
nlaWful TO take any vessel or cargo detained as
foresaid from the custody OF the proper Officers OF
he Gu TOMS unless by process OF some court OF the
United States; and In case OF any attempt otherwise
take such NeEsai cargo by any force, or eombi-
atOn, aemblage Of persons, too great to beoyer-
ous 10y the officers Of the custOnE II shall and may
. lawful for the President such person Pepons
he shAli have empowered f1T that purpose, to en-
Low such part oil the army OEn9Vy or n1utn oil the
United States such force q citizen volunteers as
nay be deemed necessary for the purpose prevent
ng the removal Of such vessel cargo, and protect
n the officers Of the customs IN retaining the eusto-
Sc. I. And be It farther enacted, That 10 in the
Judgment Ofths President FROM the cause mentioned
the hTSt section Of this act the duties uPonimports
IN aAy collection district cannot be eectually collect
ed by the ordinary means aud In the ordinary way or
in the mode aud manner provided In the foregoing
sectOns Of this .tlen and in that the PTesi-
dent Il hereby apoW cred to close the port or ports
OF entry In said district and In such case give notice
thereof by prOclanatinni and thereupOn al right 0
importatioh vareh0usiu. and other privileges Incl
dent pOTlA OF entry shall cease and BIO dtscontin.
ned At such port closed, until opened by order Of
the President tho CESSATION Of such obstruetiona
andE While said ports arc 30 closed any ship
sol from beyond The United States or baTipEon board
any articles subject to duties shall enter or attempt
to enter any such port the same, together with ils
tackle apparel furniture, and cargo sal be forfeit
ed to the United States.
SEC. S. And be Il further enacted, That whenever
the President, In pursuance OF the provisions Of the
second section ofthsact entitled sin act TO provide
for calling forth the MALTA TO execute the laws Of
tho UniOn,i suppress insurrectons and rcpel inya-
Gona and to repeal Tie act now In force for that pur
posah approved February -, 1Ip5, shall have called
forth the militia to suppress combinations against the
the United States and 70 cause the laws TO be
dIsparsO by the time directed by tho President, and
when aid Insurgents claim TO act under the author
claimed or fSpudlated BY tho persons exercising the
functions OF government In such State or States OF
in the part parts thereof IN which said eombina
tIns exists nor such lnsurrectOn suppressed by said
State or gtaies then and In such case Il may and
shalI DO lawful for tho PRESIDENT by proclamation, Il
declare that the inhabitants Of such State, or any
tOn or part thereof whore Sueh insuTcctlOn exists
arc In n state Of Instruction against the UuttCt
States; and thereupOn all commercial intercourse bJ
and between the same and the citizens thereof and
the citizens Of the rest Of the United States shall
cease and be unlawful 50 long as such condition o
hostility shall cGntinuei and al goods and eatties
wares and merchandise coming from said state o
proceeding to such State section, by landOr water
shall, together with the vessel or vehicle convey
ing, the same OF conveying psrs9ns 70 Or mon
States; Provided, however, That the President may
In his discretion license AID permit commercial In
tercogrse with any such part Of sd state OF seetoa
Instruction, 10 such articles and for such time an!
~ such persons he In his discretion, may thinl
terrourso, 50 Gar a. by him licensed shan Dc CUiurt
cd and carried only In pursuance Of rules and reg
ulAtions prescribed by the 81 The IFeaaury
And the seerotaEy Of the Treasury may appoint suel
oooFs at PLACES where officers Of the customs are no
now authorized by law ~ may be needed to. SarsS
t SeS S az lS S lss f eoa Isi ieVo
Tor sgryees under this section, and under said rule
now allowed for similar services Under othsr Pr0Vts
Sec. Q. And be it further enacted, That nom ant
after teon days After Issuing OF the said pFoelA
nation a. provided In the last f6Feguing section
this act any ship or vessel belonging IN whole or II
part to any citizen or inhabitant Of mid State o.
part Of State Whoso nhabttHnt are declared in
state ofinsuTTeoti0n, l5und ut se or IN any port
The rest q the United States sha be forfeited TO th
United States.
Sc. !. And Be- Il farther enacted That IN the exc
eution Of the provisions Of this act and Of the Uthe
laws oithe Unted etAtos providing for the collection
OF duties On imports and tonnage, 10 may and lhal
bo lawful fdr the President in edition 70 the tUge
us euttesg II sarVce to employ IN aid thereofsnel
other suifablNveSseis nav IA his judgmanE be 70
RuirOd.7 1f EIf-1 az
Sec. s Ind be Il further enacted. That the br
lturus and peuAties Incurred by Viftua o. thiB &c
nay b mltiEAtga o. rnmikted, IN pursuance q thl
authority vested IN The Secretary Of the Treasury b