Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-17
OFFICIAL.
LAWS, or THE UNITED sTATEs
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ported by State
2 BE Il enacted By the ssnate and House Of Repre-
SentGtiEes ofthe UniIed states Of America In Con:
Krei5 AssemblSd That the SenretAFy Of the Treasury
fand aud lert the d6slSs aud imposts on all arms
into the limited States since the ntst day
OfiSfay last or which may b imported before the
nrst day Of January next Ry OF tqr me Account o.
any stit; Provided, the seeEetaEy o. the Treasury
good faith, Tor the Of the troops Of any State
which e or may be engaged in aiding 70 suppress
the ihSurreetion now existing agatnEt the United
Approved. July 10, lssl.
tPuBri0.-SV. 3. =
nd yoinntsers called into The service Of the Uni
tea States from. the time theYiY were called into
sfFiss ne thlEtssth day q guns, eighteen Ann-
Be- Il enacted by thu Senate and Houss u Rsprs-
sGutatIves OF the United STATES OF Ameftea in Con-
gTeSl assemhlsdi That be and hereby p appEo-
ersSe sppropriats the sum q vS miiion5 ssSss
ilpndred and sixty thousand dollart, o % much
thereof y may se nssssaEy Y enable The
Fefyiee d the United States, being an addidonRl
amount required TOR the fiscal car ending Jhns
thiFLIeth, eighteen hundred and Hlaty-one' y
Approved, July Is, 1851. 355ftsitf ..iEis i
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AN ACr saftheF 70 provide 1.-THE collection Of
duties on imports and for other purposes. q
Belt enacted BY the Senate and House pt Repre-.
aentAtives Of the United States Of America IN uSn
Eresl aEsenibled That whSDeyet Il stiaIl, IN the
Judgment Of the President, by reason q unlawful
combinations Of Persons In e the aWg q
the rsyenuo laws a6d collect tho duties imports
by the ordinary rpeanS, in the culinary way atany
entry In spS h Z, y nv 6g
OF delivery in said district until suoh Obstruction
shall eeaSo; and in such case the Surveyors A. sd
n ana be subject toaIl the Of collectors
at portG entIyi and the secretaTy Of the
with the appreciation Of the President, shall appoint
such number OF WeiRheFs, EapgtTs, measureFst in7
speetor appraisers and clerks as may be ueeesaIy
ID his Judgment, for the faithful execution OF the
emo laws at said ports Of delivery, aud shall M
and establish the limits within which such ports OF
delivery constituted ports OF entry a. Aforesaid;
and the provisions Of law tie tssue o.
marine papers, the coAstIng trade, thewatehousing
u imports aud collection Of duties shall apply To-
tho ports Of entry constituted in the same manner
they do tn ports ef entry by the laws
Sec 2. Aud DO 1t further enacted, That if from
the mentioned Ia the toreEoinE section, In the
Judgment OF the President, the revenue from duties
on imports canh0t be efeetuolly collected at any
I0rt Of entry in any collection districts In theoTd
nary way and by the ordinary means or by the
cot,Tse provided In the foregoing section then and
in that case, he may direct that the cuGtom-house
ioF The strict be established In amy secure place
within uad district, either on land or board any
vessel In taid district at sea near the anu
IN case the collector Ehall reside nj such place,
or ON shphcafd, as the case mRy be, and there de-
tain ali Tessels and cargoe8 arriving within or APP
preaching saId district, until the duties imposed by
iawOn said vessels and tfeir eaTgoes are cash
Provided that IL the owner eonsignee Of the cargo
on board any vessel detained rs Aforesaid, or this
master OF said vessel shall desire to enter port Of
entry In any other iAtrict In the United states where
no such distractions the execution OF the laws ex
Isl the master Of such may be PeFltted soto
change the destination Of the vessel and cargo ~ his
written permit to proceed TO the port 30
Aud provided further, that the Secretary Of the
Treasury shall With the appreciation OF ne PIsl
on shipboard Of sue provisions of the laws regulate
ing the assessment and collection OF duties a. IN MS
Judgment may be necessary and pfaeticable.t
Sec 3. And he It further enacted. That IL 4lal be
unlawful to take any vessel or cargo detained a.
aitesaid from the custody Of the proper ottieers OF
tho Gu toms unless by process Of some court Ot tile
United States; and IN case OF any attempt otherwise
take s1cli vessel cargo by any toree, or eomb-
nation orAssembAge Of persons too great 10 be over
come by the officers Of the customs It shall and may
10 lawful r the President or such person persuns
"a he siRll have empowered for that purpose 70 EN-
ploy such part Of the army or navy or MALTA Of the
United States such force Of citizen volunteers rs
may be deemed necessary for the purpose Of prevent
Ing the removal of such vessel or cargo, and protect
ing the officers OF the customs In retaining the custo
dy thereof
Judgment the President, from the CAUSE mentioned
In the Ept section Of this act the upon Imports
In any collection district cannot be collect
"a BY the ordinary means and In the ordinary way
in the mode and manner provided In the foregoing
sections this then and In that case the Presi
dent s hereby empowered to close the port OTports
OF entry in said district md in such give notice
thereof by proclamation; and thereupon all right Of
importation, and other
ue at such port closed, until opened by order Of
the President on the cessation q such
al fSn, beyond file United States or having board
any articles subject to duties shal enter OF attempt
10 cnter any such port. the came together with its
tackle apparel furniture and cargo shall be forfeit
"a To the united States. ei,lsi = S sss
Sc. 81 Apdbe It further enacted, That Whenever
the President In OF the provisions OF the
sse.,d seetIof OF the act entitled an act to provide
for calling forth the MALTA 70 execute the laws OF
th Union, suppress instructions, and rrpel tnS-
siSp M, 10 feieal tho act nR In force for that pur
poSeh approved February rs 1873, shall have called
forth the 70 supprsss me
duly executed, and the insurgents have Ailed to
dIspeTse by the time DIR cted By the President and
when said Insurgents claim 70 act under the author
ity OF any State or States and such claim Is not dis
claimed or TepudlAted W tue persons exercising mo
ia the mart or parts thereof in which said eoibina
lions exists sneh nsurrectiou suppressed by said
State or States. then and IN such case II may and
shall DO RWfl for the President by proclamation, to
declare that tho Inhabitants OF such State or anyGe
ton or part thereof where such insurrectOu exlstE
arc IN state Of insuFFeetion against the United
statea and thereupon all lntsrceuTss by
and between the same and tho cltEenB thereof and
the ctiEens Of the rest OF The United states shall
cease and be unlawful long rs Huch condition OF
hostility Ehal continue; and all goods and chattlest
wares and merchandise coming nom said State or
pr5ssihS @ such sLaie 81 6eetIdn by lAnd6 water,
shall, together with the vessel vehicle convey
sash 'a sta.s Sl sStisn. 81 the units
States: Provided, however, That the President may,
in his discretion lieense and permit eommereI IN;
the Inhabitants Of which 20 declared in state Of
fnsurTpetou, in such articles and for such time and
by such persons he In his discretion, may think
most conducive TO the pnbl1 interests and such In
teFeouFse so far a. by him licensed shall Be conduct
cd and carried on only In rrsuanee Of rules aud reg
And the secIetary Of the reasuEy may appoint such
oears at places whore officers o. the customs are not
now authorized by law as may be needed to carry
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