Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-02

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drod aud stxty-One.
Ne II enacted BY the Senate and House Of ReprO-
SentaIiyes OF the United States Of America In L1n
arrss assembled That there be and hereby u appro-
lriated ont OF any money In the Treasury not 9th
crITise appropriated. the sum OF i've millions seven
hundred and sixty thousand dollars or % mneh
thereof a. may be necessary, to enable the Govern
msDt to pay the militia and volunteers called lntp
service Of the United States, being an nddtlonal
thirIieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
approved, July Is, lsel'
lpuBue-Eo- al
AZ ACT further to provide for the collection OF
dpties on imports and for other purposes.
he IL enacted by the Senate and House oil kepre-
ss1tatfyeg or the United States OF America in Con
1Trers assembled That whenever 1t ahlIli IN the
Judgment Of the President by reason Of unlaWfui
Combinations Of Persons in 70 me aNs 2.
Tie revenue laws and collect Eho dutes on imports
by the ordinary means, in the ordinary way AZ any
tort OF entry any collection district he Il author
Ia - sls sY,eh dutSs TO he collected At any port
~ delivery In said district until such obstruction
shall cease; and in .gei, case the spTysySE5 AZ sa
ers aud be subject to all the obligations Of collectors
al ports Of entTy and the Secretary at the Treasury
with the appreciation OF the President shall appoint
such number Of WeigheFs, EauEers, MEASURES, IN
snEctoTs appraisers and clerks a. may be Necessary,
il his ipd ment for the fAithini execution o. me
TeTenR laW1 81 aid PoTts Of delivery, and Shall x
ana establish the limits within which such ports OF
lelyrry are constituted ports Of entry Aforesaid
and All the Provisions Of Law Regulating the issue oi
marine papers the eoastng trade, the WarehoustnS
" IMPORTS and collection OF duties shall apply TO
the ports Of entry constituted in The same manner
As they do ports Of entry established by tue laws
"V Sc e. And be it ferther enacted, That iG frUm
ihe eause mentioned in the 6rCsons SECTION IN the
Judgment OF the President the revenue from duties
IN imports cannot be eheetually collected at any
rolf OF entry In any collection district, IN the oIi
S,ary way and by the Ordinary means, or by the
G,use bFnyiiei in the fOreuing section, then. and
IN flat case, he may direct that the custou-house
Tor the district be established In any secure place
within aid district either land on board any
yss,I in aid district or the coasts and
in sucf rse the collector shall reside at such place,
or on ship6Card, As the case MA! De- ana heIo ue
tain all vessels and earguSs arriving within OF a
proarhinE said district, until the duties W
law on said vessels and their cAsoes are paid in cash;
Provided, tet Il the owner or eousiSnee OF The cargo
ON board any vessel detained Aforesaid, or the
master OF said Nessei, shA aesiTe te enter port of
ANY other district In the United States where
Az such 6ltructionS the execution Of the laws eX-
ist the master Of such vessel may be peTiLttei So
change the destination Of the vessel and cargo in his
napiiest vhereupou the collector shall deliver him
Vritts hermit TO proceed the port desgnated:
And provided further, that the Secretary OF the
Treasury shall, with the appreciation OF the Prest
ON shInbpaFd Of sne provisions Of the laws regtAt-
ut sseisent and collection Of duties rs in his
iu9gniep t may be HeeeosaTy and practicable.
uplavy fuI to take any vessel cargo detained as
aforesaid from the custody of the proper officers Of
tlIe Gu toms unless by prOce Of como court OF the
United States; and in Of any attempt otherwise
to tax inch vessel Orenrgo by any force, or eombF
nation, Of persons too great 10 DC over
Ie lawful for the President, such pefsOn or penns
q he shall lave empowered for that purpose 10 Gun
rIoy such part Of the army navy naltin of the
limited sIats or suclI Iucs of citizen volunteers
Iuny be deemed necessary fur the purpose OF prevent
ing tile removal Of Burli vessel orcaEo and protect
nosrH the In rrtAtnlnB the Custo-
dy thereof. sss=sat - - 81,
Judgment 0Ethe President, from tile cause mentioned
In tho st section Of thIsRct the duties upon imports
in any collection district cannot be eectuAy collect
cd by the ordinary means and IN the ORDINARY WY OF
sections Of this act then and in that case the Pre-
dent hereby mpOWGrsd to close the port or ports
Of entry in said dtric and In such case give notice
thereof by proclamation; and theTeupon all right Of
importation, UarehOusing and other privileges incl
dentto ports OF entry Aan cease and be diaeonttn;
tl at such port 80 closed until opened by order OF
tile President on the cessation Of such distractions;
and M lille said ports closed any ship or yes
Ssl finn beyond the United States, having on board
any articles subject duties shall enter or attempt
TO enter any such port tho same together with It's
tackle apparel furniture, and cargo shall DO Ioriet-
SO s. And be II further enacted That whenever
lie President, In puras ahee Of the provisions OF ne
nor CIln forth tito malltiH execute the laws Of
the Union, suppress insurTectOns, and TePei inTh-
siOn and 10 repeal the net now in force for that pur
u... approved February %, 1905 Ehall have called
f6Fti tile militia 70 suppress against the
tho United States and to cause the lhW to he
duly executed and tie shall have a!ed e
when said Insurgents claim to act under the author
Ity any State States, and such claim V not Iis
claimed or TepudiAted bY the perBonS exercising the
functions Of government In such State or States or
In the part parts thereof In which said combinA
lions exists nor such nhnrreCtIOn suppressed by sHid
stale or StateS then and in such Caseit may and
shall be lawful for the President by proclamation, TO
declare that the inhabitants OF suc state or any sec
tion or part thereof where such insurTecIon exists
are in . stats VI fnslrTcction Against the United
stAteS; and thereupOn all commercial intercourse by
aud between the SAME and the citizens Thereof ana
cease and be unlawful long as such condition OF
hostility shall continue; and all goods aud ehattles,
yaFos and merchandise, coming from said State or
section info other parts OF the United States and all
proceeding TO such Stnte or sectOn BY land or wafer
Shall, together with The weasel or vehicle convey
I Ing the same, or conveying persons TO or from
such state or section, be forfeited TO the United
States; Provided however, That the President may,
In his discretion license and permit commercial In
teroolse with any such part OF said State or section
the Inhabitants Of which are 40 declared in state Of
lnsurreeton, In such articles, and for such time and
by such persons a. he, In his discretion, may think
most conducive TO the public interest; and such in
tercdfse 90 far by him licensed, shall be conduct
Cd And carried on only IN pursuance Of rpies and reg
And the Secretary of the Treasury may appoint such
Ocprs at places whore officers Of the custoDsar not
now authorized by law rs may be needed to carry
into effect such licenses, rules, and regulations; and
officers Of the customs and other officers shall receive
for services under this HectlOn and under said rules
and regulations, such fees and compensation are
allowed for similar services under other pEoTls
Ions Of law. E5-.te ca
after heen days AMER the Issuing Of tho said ProcA.
nation as provided In the last foregoing section Of
this act any ship vessel belonging In whole or in
part to any citizen OF inhAbitAnt Of said State OF
part OF State whose inhabitants are % IN
state OF insurrection found at sea- pr in any port o
the rust OF the United States shall Be % the
United States. J{4s
sec !. And be It further enacted, That IN the exc
cution OF the provisions OF this act and Of the Other
laws ofths United States providing for the collection
OF duties on imports and tonnage, 1t may and shall
DO lawful for tha President, IN addition % the reye
nue. ctters In service to employ in MD thereof such
other suitAbleTesssls as may In his tudgmAnt DO re
/ FufrCd.
lures and penalties incurred by virtue OF this act
authority vested In the Secretary Of tho Treasury b.
the aet entitled Al act providing for mitigating Of
aeefainE In certain casu5 therein rncntiunedn ar
! proved March third, seventeen hundred End ninPty
seTuh, In cases Wh6rs special circumstances may