Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-27

imported into the United States Enee the hrst day
Of Mayiast, or which may 10 imported before the
ffst day of January next, BY oFfIF fhs aeepunto
any States PROVIDED, the Secretary Of the Treasury
shall be satsfed that the said arms are lin
GOOD faitl ior7 the use OF the tfoops Ofany state
me inbdrresttOn now existing agatnit the United
States. ~
- o. ldea tPunti0.-No, 81
an ACT TO provide for tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called iRto the service OF the Uni.
ted States, from the time they Eere called into
service to the thrtisth day Of Jnne eighteen hun
dFed aud sxty-one, tif
sBs Ii enacted by the SenRts and House Of Repre-
sentatives of the United States OF America In Con-
ress assembled That there be andlhersby ts Hppro'
rAed ont Of any money 10 the LrsssTy not ss ON
l hundred and sixty thousand dollars or 80 much
Thereof as may be necessary, TO enable the SoEer-
| ment to pay the militia and volunteers called into
service of the United States, being an additional
! amount required for the fiscal year ending June
| thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixtY-one.
i Approved. July 10, ls0l. ia3tGt asfsss7
rPUHIc-Eo. 8. : 80 s9H es,,
AN ACT farther topToIids for the collection oil
L. duties on imPoT Q and for other purposes.
/ neit enacted by The Senate and House OF Repre-
sentative of the United States OF America in Con
ress assembled THAT hsneSeI u shsH 10 me
binations Of persons In TO the laws o.
the United state become TO s1eents
the revenue laws and collect the duties on imports
Ly the ordinary neans In the ordinary way, Of Hny
ort II entry 81 any collection dIsrietI he e author
Il "a 10 cause such duties to be collected At any part
4 dsIfySfYsi aid iStEiet Until such obstruction
shRll cease anil in such case the surveyors OF SAID
orts OF delivery shall he clothed with All the pow
sTs and be subject all the obligations OF collectors
nt S On entry; and the Secretary Of the Treasury
lt the appreciation Of the President, Ahall appoint
sSsctoF Appraisers and clerks a. may be necessary,
i In his Judgment for the faithful execution OF tle
revenue lA.ssiat said ports Of deliyGFy' en1 =
delivery are constituted ports OF entry as Aforesaid
and ali the provisions Of law regulating the issue Of
marine papers, the cUaattng trade, the warehonslng
/ ~ iTnrorts and collection Of duties shall apply TO
Ie norris Of entry contributed In the same nlnner
as they do to ports Of entry established by the laws
g. j And be 1t farther enacted, That if. from
the cause mentioned in the foregoing section, In tue
IdsuIept Of the President. the revenue from duties
IN imports cannot be efeetually collected AZ any
or Of entry in any collection district, IN the ord
nary way and by the ordinary mesh OF Gy nd
In that case he direct that the enStonl-h3nse
for the district be established IN any secure Pnee
Within sIid district either on land or on board any
r,sssi IN said district or near tile coast; and
In snch case the collector sbsl reside al suCi place
or on shipboard, rs the case may be, and there de
,.to ali Vessels and caTgoes arriving within up
prOAe EAih dist until the duues imposed W
law on said vessels and their cargoes are an Sh:
IN, hoard inv. vessel detained Aforesaid or the
master OF said vessel shal desire 10 enter port Of
entry In any other district in the Unit states where
no Snch otructions to the execution Of the laws exc
Isl the master Of such vessel may be permitted so 70
change the Of the vessel ana cargo N nus
manifest whereupOn tile collector shall deliTtr htni
permit to proceed TO the port so designated:
And provided further, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury shalL with The appreciation OF me FFesl=
dent make proper regulations for the enforcement
on shpboard Of sue provisions Of the laws rcgulat-
ing The assessment and collection of duties as In his
Judgment may be necessary and PrRcticablee
sec g. And be IL further enacted. Ihat ~ shail DC
unlawful to take any Tessel or cargo detanea ~
the GU toms. unless by process some OF te
United stRte9 and In case Of any attempt etheTwse
TO tax such vessel cargo by any force or comUl-
nation persons too great 70
come by tho pceTH Of the customs NJ shHIl Hhu may
lie lawful for the President or such person OF
"a he shall have empowered for that purpose % en-
plOy such part Of the army or navy or niatlaot the
United STales such force Of citizen volunteers as
may be deemed necessary for the purpose OF pIsvet
ing the removal of such vessel cargo and protect
ing the oeers OF the customs In retaining the custo.
idy thereof sr=t4 -, A.,
Judgment ofthe President from the cause mentioned
In t6e stsection ofthsact, theduies upon imports
in any collection district cannot be eectuny collect
ed by the ordinary mekns and in tue oFti nary FaSoE
In the mode ard manner provided In tile toreSplng
sections OF this actthen and in that case the Presl
isnt 4 hereby empowered to close the port ports
il entry In said district and in such case give notice
thereof by proclamation; and thereuPon all right OF
imOortation wafehousng. and other privileges incl
dent to ports of entry shall cease AMI be dtscohtin
ued at such port 50 closed until opened BY order oi
and ~ while sad ports are closed. any ship yes
sci from beyond the United States or having on board
any articles subject 70 duties shall euter or
70 enter any such port, tho same together with It's
tackle apparel furniture and cargo shall be forfeit
cd TO the United states. ~
the President In pursuance OF the provisions of the
second section Ofte act entitled An act to provide
for calling forth the matiR TO execute the laws oil
the Union, suppress insurreetions and repel lnya-
EonE and repeal tho act now in force for that ur
pose approved February D. lIgS shall have called
laws United States, and to cause 70 be
duly executed and the insurgents shall have JAILED g
dlspeTse by the time directed by the PRESIDENT. ana
when said insurgents claim aer under the author
ity of any State States and such claim 70 not
claimed or fepudated by the persons exercising the
fnnetI1nS Of Eoyerunent In such State States, or
in the part parts thereof In which said comblna
ti0rs exists nor snch insnTrecton Dy sig
shall be lawful for the President by proclamation, to
declare that the Inhabitants Of snch state or any sec
ti6n or part thereof where such nsuTrecipn exists
are in a state Of insuITection against the United
States: and thereupOn all commercial intercourse p
and between the same and the StiLegs thereof ana
cease and be unlawful long as such condition Of
hostility thalI contnne and all goods and cbattles
wares and merchandise coming from SAID stare OF
section into other parts of the United States and all
proceeding such StAte section, by land or water
shall, together with the vessel or vehicle convey
| ing the same, or conveying persons to OF from
such State or section, be forfeited TO the United
states Provided, however, That the President may
IN his discretion license and permit commercial i'll
tsTouTse with any such part Of said State section
Tie Inhabitants OF which are 80 declared In state Of
insurrectot such articles and for such time, and
Inv Snch persons az he 10 bis discretion may think
most conducive the public tnteresti and such in-
tereouTss 60 far as by him licensed shall pc conduct
cd and carried only In pursuance OF ruea and reg
uatons prescribed by the Secretary of the Teasury
And the secretary Of the Treasury may appoint such
oceFg At places where officers of the not
now authorized by Law as may be needed TO carry
into effect such licenses, rules, and and
ofcers OF the customs and other officers shall receive
for services under this section and under said rules
\ and regulations snch fees and compensation rs are
now allowed for similar services kinder other
Sec u 3, And beit further enacted, That from and
after fteen days afteF eissding Of the said procla
nation a. provided In the last fregong section Of
this ret any bhip or sei belonging In whole or In
Part to any citizen OF InhAbitant Of said State or
mart Of State whose inhabitants declared In
state ofinsurrectou, found at He or IN any port OF
fhe rest Of the United States shall be forfeited to the
I United States - li-. -
Sec, H. And be II further enacted, That IN the exc
cutlon Of the provisions of this act and OF the other
Lawn ofthe United States providing for the collection
| Of duties onimportS aud Tonnage, itmRy and shall
be lawful for the President, IN addition TO the reye
nue. cutter Y M "a taSemsnt 81 re-