The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-07-11


|'my Is received Into ths Treasury. The House
LEO yAsssAa III. NAish ysosida 49, wksasvse
n sha1i, IN ~ judvpsnAR ~ 2Es11asuk, byrsa-
kson a unlswla osn6snsas0 ofpsrseas in oppe-
htioA 10 the laws u ~ UniAsA Htaess, beesns
inyEsctieable 70 szssubs ths rsveans hws and
collect the duties q imports ~ tie ordinary
means, in the Ordinary WY, - any port Of enAEy
IN any collection district. no h aathOrissd 10
cause such duties to be collected at any
port Of delivery in said district Until such obsxus
ton shall seass and IN such oase the axveyors ct
tho ports Of delivery shah DO clothed with ~
powers and sabjsot TO ell the obligations Of col.
lectors st ports Of entry. Tho Secretary b Gu
thorised, with tho appreciation Of the President,
to appoint weighers. gsugsrs, 30. A Custom
House for any district may be estahlishsd either
on land or on shipboesd for the collection Of
duties in cash. The President is empowered 70
employ such part Of the army, navy or the mil.
Tia % may be deemed necessary; and, II ths dutes
on imports csnnes be edsetual|y collected, be car
close the ports Of entry in the district by
proclamation. The President may, in his
discretion license and permit commercial
intercourse with any part Of 6ats
or section, the inhabitants Of which are
declared in Q state of insurrection. Vessels
found ct SEQ or in ports Of the United States fif
teen days after such proclamation - been issued
shall be forfeited. Fsrfsisnres and penalties in
CURED by this set may be mitgsted greenfield in
cases where special circumstances msy seem to
require H.
Thurlow Weed condemns the course Of tho abo
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slavery question into Congress. He says:-"fhe
county viii insist that the halls Of Congress are
not the proper place just now to trot out tho
negro"
The Canada, at Halifax, brings news nom Europe
to the 30sh Of June.
Flour was still dull and heavy in Liverpool, IN
the face Of very favorable weather for the home
crops.
The funds were very dull and gloomy The mar
ket for American securities was unchanged. The
Canada and Edinburg have 81 ,534 $50 in specie
for Boston and New York.
Lord John Russell has given another and ioper-
tant English reading Of the law Of blockade IA
Parliament. He was asked if the government re-
cognized the right of the New Granadian Coincide
ration to close its ports by blockade, when he re-
piled that, in case of rebellion the government
had q right to close the ports, bm If IN case Of
ciui1 ec0r the ports soere de facto occupied By the
insurgents ey could not talee that step accovding
to International lao. The British naval com
mAnder would not, therefore, recognise the right
Of closing the ports.
Nspoleons note of recognition TO Victor
Emanuel as King Of Italy had been published.
He does not in it approve of the past policy Of
fho HoI& of Turjn vyiu 1iaea eta of
aggression which threaten the peace Of Europe,
and will retain his troops in Rome $50 long a.
the interests which took them to Rome are not
guaranteed"
Serious agitation still existed in Hungary, and
the Austrian army was being reinforced.
The Pope was dangerously i'll With an abscess
on his right leg, which affected his whole body.
France had perfected most extensive Anne
rican and West Indian mail contract, looking to
communication by steam with every CONNER
cal port, from fifty degrees north to the Equator,
and from Newfoundland to the Amazon. Branches
to Mexico and New Orleans are optional with the
company.
The new Sultan of Turkey is hailed as liberal
and reformer.
We have news from Venezuela, dated ct La
guayra the Goth and Puerto Cabello the Gath q
June. The republic continued unsettled. Gene
raj Paez, as commander ,in-chief of the army, has
been trying to compromise the difference existing
between the political parties, which resulted in
suspension Of hostities with one of the federal
chiefs. but it was reported the other chief de-
clined any compromise, unless the central gov.
eminent should consent to convention to alter
the constitution and form federal confederacy
Al - notsr 1,A
dence towards American banks and merchants was
very much on the wane. The weather was most
favorable for the crops, which are abundant, and
decided turn to agricultural pursuits is mani
tested by capitalists and others, as the best re.
source of securing property and wealth.
Our European papers by the Great Eastern and
Edinburg reached this city yesterday, and com
plete our files to the 9Th Of June. We publish
some additional extracts Of interest to-day.
The ba!derdash about the neutrality of Ken
tucky with which some of the journals in that
State are flied, is really siekening to see. They
have been told repeatedly that there is no such
position as neutrality in the present contest, and
that Kentucky must either "secesh" and fall with
JEFF Davis, or 1t mus stand square up for the
Union. The people Of the State have also told
them by ffty FIVE thousand majority that they do
not dcsirs to occupy neutral ground; and yet q
few consumptive newspapers, like Magoffn's
organ, the Frankfort YeOnan thai has been kept
olive by the patronage it has received from Waeh-
iugtcn are trying TO dragon the people into the
belief that ruin Is better for them than prosperity
It is re ported in Washington that General Scott
il determined to take the field. HeHHl cross the
Potomac and assume the Supervision of General
McDowefi's division. HIS body guard will 10
picked men, and q number have already been &C.
lected.
The Ohio Seceatt is the title Of resimental
paper, the first number Of which was issued from
@ defunct rebel paper Office in Western Virginia,
on the 4th inst. The editors, both lieutenants,
propose 10 publish their paper as they advance,
at Richmond, Charleston and New Orleans, and
promise that it shall be printed ia the Offices of
defunct rebel papers in those ard other cities.
Among the arrivals at Cincinnati on the 9Th
inst. were twelve from Louisiana, five from Ten
nessee, three from Alabama and six from Ken
lucky.
One of the Charleston IS. c. companies the