Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-27
Approved. July 10, 1851.
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1NiACT 70 provide I0T Tho payment Of the militia
and volunteers called into the service OF the uni
tSd States, from the time they were called into
service 10 The thrtIeth day OF Juns, eighteen hun
dred and siItyone. Isl = 7tSie.a SOL sFEa1t
Iss IL enacted by the senAts and House Of Repre-
ssntatives Of the United States Of America In Con-
gTeES That there b and hereby q appro-
q any Sasy ~ ' as 1s n0 ss Es
llundred And Gi1ty fhonsAhd dollAra, OF % mneh
thereof q may be hseesary, 70 enable the Hoyet!
au,1nnt required Ior the hScal gear ending June
thirtieth, eighteen HUNDRED i.giI and si1ty-onet
Approved. July 10, 1901
fPuBIIc.-No. 81
AN ACT farther 70 prOIide for the collection Of
duties on imports and for other purposes.
Be Il enacted By. tap sel4te and Honse Of Repre-
seniatiyes Of the United statea Of America in Con
Iress' sSletnbied, That Whenever II hhali, in the
iudErnAnt q the President, by reason Of unlawful
combinations of persona in oppoton to the laws 81
the United states, become tmprAetelble 70 exeeqte
dc revenns laws and collect the duties on Imports
IN the ordinary means, IN the ordinary way, At any
SFt or entry In any Collection district he q author
led to cause such duties 70 be collected At any port
Of dsliyeFy IN said district until such obstruetiqp
shall ceases and In such eAss the Surveyor at said
ports Of delivery shaH be eoIhsd Win ~ me loM
AZ pOFtS OF entry; and the Secretary Of inc
with the appreciation Of the President, shall appoint
rpsctors, aPpEaiseEsy aud eleTks a may be neeey,
10 hiS Judgment, for the faithfnl execution OF the
revenue laws q said ports o. deliSeE{ and nay. ~
delivery are constituted ports Of entry as afoEesadi
and ali the proyisons Of law regulating the issue Of
Sfim1offS and collection 81 duties shan apply TO
The ports OF entry Constituted IN the sane manner
AZ te d6to ports Of entry eStAblished by the laws
sec 3 And be 1t fertilizer enacted, That il from
the cause mentioned In the regoinG section, In the
Judgment Of the Predegt tne Ts'e%as y snx
Tuft Of entry in any collection district In the or-
nary way and by the ordinary means, or BY the
in tiiat eNse, ~ may direct that the eustoHhouse
for the diEtT1ct be established In any secure place
within said district, either ON land on board any
ess In ala district or at SEA near the coast; and
10 such case the collector sa reside At such place
OF on shIpBOard, as tho case may be, and there Dc
uToaclbE aid district uutil the duties imposed BY
law on said vessels and their cargoes are PAID cash.
Provided that II the owner or eonslgnee Of the earEo
IpAlfer Of aid vessel, shRl desire to enter port Of
In Any other in the Dnited States where
10 such 70 the OF the laws ex-
al the master Of such vese may be permitted 90 to
change the destination Of the vessel and cargo Ia his
manifest; Eberenpon the collector ahall deliver MN
And provided further that the Secretary OF the
Treasury AhHlL with the !qPpr9bationo q the PFe9.
ON shIpboaEd of6uos provisions Of the laws regulat
ing the assessment and collection u duties as in his
Judgment may be Necessity and practicable,
unlawful TO take any vessel cargo detained AZ
aforesaid from tho cAtOiy Of the proper oteeTs OF
the Gu toms, unless by process of some court OF the
United States; and in case Of any attempt otherwise
TO take such vessel Or cargo by any force, conbi
nation. persons too great to be over
come by the ofIeeES OF the customs It shAll and may
b IaWfuI for tho President Fnc person orPerBons
as he sliAl have empowered for that purpose, 70 en-
ploy such part Of the army or eaxy or MALTA o. the
NAV be deeei necessary for the purpose OF prevent
ing tho Fesaosi Of cargo. and protect
the peers Of the customs IN retaining the
kNNfndt.N a. NEE !
sec 1. And be II further enacted, That IT, in tho
Judgment Of the President, from thecause mentioned
In te frst sectIon Of this act the duties upon imports
In aay collection district cannot be ecctualy collect
cd by the ordinary meansan in the ordinary way or
SItinnI OF this and in that case the Presi
dent Il hereby empowered 70 close the port or ports
Of entry in said district and 70 such ease iNe nStee
ImportatiOD WarOhOu4ng. and other privileges inet
dent % ports Of entry shall cease and DO dseontin;
med Ut such port slosed until opened by order OF
tho President the esssatiOu Of such otsIuetionsI
and iL while sad ports closed, any ship or YES
al fSsbeyond the United States or having board
eny Subiect 10 nties shall enter or attempt
to enter any such port, the same together with It's
tackle apparel furniture and cargo, shall be forfeit
Sec g. And be It further enacted, That whenever
the President In o. the provisions OF me
second section Of the act aet 70 pE9Saae
th, Union, suppress Instructions and Fepel tnEA-
sods and to repeal the act now In force for that puF
pOsen approved February % lIe5, shall have called
forth the militia to suppress Combinations against the
laws the United States and 10 canse the laws TO be
duly executed, and the have failed 70
when said Insurgents claim to act under the author
lily ofany State States and such claim I! not dis
claimed Fep1diatOd by the parsons exercising the
finetios Of Government in such State or States or
In the part parts thereof in which RAln comDlnA
tons exists, nor such ln,uTrectol suppressed By ad
shall De lawful for the PRESIDENT by proclamation to
declare that the Inhabitants Of such State any SEQ
lion or part thereof, where such nsurreetou exists
arc In a state Of insuTreetIon against the United
States; and theEeupOn all commercial intercourse by
and between the same and the citizens thereof Snd
cease and DO unlawful so long as such condition Of
hostility shall continue; and all goods and clattles
section into other Of the United States and all
proceeding such State or section, by land or wAte
shall, together with the vessel or vehicle convey
susb STATE or section. Sc sSrieted to the Unite
States: Provided, however, That the President Juay
In his discretion, license and permit commercial In
tercourss with any such part OF said State or section
the inhatants Of which are 20 declared In state OF
lnsurreotiou in Ench articles and for such time and
by such persons, he, Ia his discretion, may think
most conducive 10 the public INTEREST," and such In
tereagrse Tar % by him leensed shall be eondnet
Cd and carried on only Ia Of rules and reg
ulatl6ns prescribed by the Secretary Of tho resufy
nd the Secretafy Of the Troasuy may Bppoint such
neera q places where ceeTs Of the are not
into eect such licenses rules and regulations; and
officers Of the customs and other ocors shall receive
FOR seryees under this section and under said rules
aud Regulations such fees and compensation a. are
nov allowed Tor similar services under other ptovis
SEC. q. And belt further enacted, That from aud
after eeu days after the Issuing Of the said proclA
nation provided In the lass oTegOIhg section Of
this act, any ship Tesse belonging In whole or In
rlTt 10 any Citizen ihhabitpnt Of Md state or
part % State Whose % declared In q
stAteof fnsnFfeetion, found AZ se fn any port Of
tie rest Of the United States ehall be forfeited to the
United States. q - - .si'f .Ht
iRs q And DO It further enacted, That IN the exc
ettqp Of the provisions Of this set and Of the other
laws ofth6 United States providing for the collection
Of duties on Imports and tonnnge y may and sbail
niue cutters in SRryiee TO employ In aid thereof such
9t5sE = may IN his be 70
, sssse, 8 Aaabs II furthsr enacted, That che for
ttnfo and peniitiss incurred by virtue Of thts act
may be nti gated bs retnitted, IN pnr1nanee Of the
the a6t stitSd Al Act providing for mitigating or
ttuftting thS f9tteturcs penalties and liabilities
aeeruinR in certain casa therein mentioned ay-
prnHad March third, i6Tunteet hundred and ninety.
seven, pf u cases p hatqA spscaf may