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

,Uses n az NAV Sc s8sased nalnE 70 snppress
ne InSurTeetlon now exi1ting against the United
Approved, Jaiyio, 1854. q, III 5
Il ltPla1riLIc--So. 81 n III
An Aor Is provide for tho payment Of the militia
ted states, from the time they were calied into
service 70 the fhIFt 6th Hay 9upei eightsan hun
drOd and sixty-one- size s
be X enacted ~ the senAts and House Of Repre-
pentatiTas Of the United States u America III Con-
Eress assembled That there bo and hereby Il appro>
Prtateds out OF any tnoro In the IrsasIi not oth-
hundred and sixty thousand dollars or 90 much
thereof a. may be neeessary TO enable the Govern.
seFTieS of6he United states being an, additional
amount required for the fiscal year ending Jnna
thiIttethf eighteen hundred and ElGtyr0n0.
Approved, July Ia lsdls
[PuMIc-Ho. )
AN ACT further 70 provide Tor the collection Of
duties on imports and Tor other purposes.
IA Il sT,Sct6d III the SEnata and House Of Repre-
sentatiSesof DE gnttea stats Of Ansrte4 IL Con
sreSs aseenabIsd, bat vhsesyer e shall e ths
combinations OF peFsOns tnOppoEiti0n 70 the laws oil
the United Staf05 btkoaie EmpEaGtica6l6td execute
the revenue laws and collect the duties on imports
0Ft of entry Ia any collection district ho is authnr
lied % eEuss such duties 10 be Al any port
daliVSFy In said district natil kl1ch oatFottna
shall ekSES; and In such ese the surveyors at said
ports or dSn6Ty GhhL be clothed With AL the pow
n q entry md the Secretary OF Tie IFeaEtI,
Sith the % the PRECEDENT shail appolu8
such number q WslgheEs EaugsE1. Measures, IN
Feyenns laws q sAd q delivery aud shall az
and estahIiEh the limits within which such ports q
deliTcry aTs e0ustftute p0rts Of entry aforesaid;
and an the provisions OF law regulating the Issue OF
marine papers. the eoAsting trade the E9reho1stnE
Of lupofts aud collection OF duties shall apply to
tbeE5Trs Of entry constituted TN the Sae manner
As t6sy do TO ports entry by the laws
- q And be it further tenlcted, That H. from
the eAEsa mentioned In the fOreuInG section, IN the
Judgment OF the President, the revenue from duties
on Imports cannot be efeetuaily collected ut any
tOrt 81 entry in my collection district, In the ord
nary way and By the drdiuAry means, ZOE by the
SoFss u III l 20 sS a
Tor The dfStrick be in any secure place
within sid district, either on laId or on board any
In such case fhe collector shan reside at such place
or Oh ahIpboaFd, as the eAse may be, and there de-
nroashinS ssia dIsriet nntif tho dulles Imposed 81
law on Gatd vessels and their eAfgoes are paid cash
Provided that II the owner Or c1psignee Of the cargo
ON boArd any vessel detained ~ Aforesaid or the
Of sI vessel, shall desire to enter port OF
ery n Sother district In the United States ghsre
such Distractions 70 the Of the laws ex-
tst the mater Of such vessel may be perlhttte 80 to
change The destination of therestel ad his
manifest WheTsupon the collector shall deliver him
And ipFoTI sd FARTHER, that the secletary OF the
Treasury shall, with the appreciation Of the Presf
astit make proper Eegletlens for he enforcement
Ing ihe and coll elton Of dntl4s as In his
Judgment may be Necessary and practicable.
Sec 3. And De i further enacted Ihat y shall be
lforesaid from the custody Of the proper officers Of
the toms, unless BY process OF some court Of the
United Stltes and In Of any attempt otherwise
TO take such vessel cargo by any force, or conbt
nation, OF persons too great to be over
come by the oeets Of the customs i shall and may
9 he shall have empowered for that purpose, to EN-
pioy such part Of the army navy MALTA Of the
United States such force Of citizen volunteers as
may be deemed necessary for the purpds prevent
M the removal OF such vessel cargo, and protect
ing the ofeers ofthe customs 10 the custc
sec i. And be 1t farther enacted That IL in the
the President from the cause
IN the hFBt section Bt this act the duties upon imports
10 aRy cannot be eheetnay collect
ID by the ordinary and In the ordinary way, or
sections Of this then and In that case the Pre
dent L hereby empowered to close the port or ports
Of entry In said district and In such case give notice
thereof by PROCLAMATION and thereuPon all right OF
Importation, HArehon8nE and other privileges incl
dent 10 ports OF entry shAlI cease and be dtscontn
ned at such port closed. until opened BY order Of
aud In while said portsa % closed, any ship or yes
sci from beyond the United States or having on Loard
to enter any aueh post the same, together with its
tackle apparel furniture and cargo, shall be forfeit
ed to the United StAtes. - ~ -
So IS And be II further enacted, That whenever
the President in pursuance Of the provisions of the
second section ofthe act entitled ian act TO provide
calling forth the MALTA 70 execute the laws OF
tn, Union suppress insurFeetiOus, aud Tepe inya
sons and to repeal the act In force for that pF
pose approved February q, 1885, shall have called
forth the to suppress asahEt the
laWGof the United States, and TO cause the laws 20
duly exeeute and the Insurgents shall have allied TO
dfspsFSa by the time directed by the President and
when Esid Insurgents claim TO act under the authors
ity ofany State States and such claim Is not
claimed or repudiated ~ the peTs41e exeIeslnG tne
IN the part or parts thereof inWhieh said ecmbina
toua exists, snch inSuTTeeton suppressed by said
State or States, then and In such case u may and
snail be lawfnl f,r the President by proclamation, to
declare that the Of such State any sec
ton part thereof where such insuIreetton exists
arc In 4 state Of fnBuTTeettOu AgNlnEt the United
States; and theTenpQn all commercial intercourse by
and between the same and the citizens thereof and
the citizens of the rest OF the United States shall
cease and be unlawful long a such condition OF
hostility shall continue; and all goods and ehRttlee,
wares and meTehandise coming from ~ stats or
proceeding to such State section by lAndor water
shall, together with the vessel or vehicle convey
sash Sac Or section. e fSrisited to che Unise
Statess Provided, however, That the President may
h hfs dileteIidn uesnsS AID peEmt eonfaefc4al in-
the Of which are 60 declared In state Of
nsuFrecti0n In such RrtleieA and for such time and
most eoni6SiTe 70 the public interest; and sukb IN
teFcourse 20 far Agby him licensed HhAu be conduct
ed and carried on only in pursuance Of Tnes and reg
Aud the SScretGry Of the APpotnt such
officers at pacSs Whate 0cefs q the customs are not
now authorized by law ~ may Be needed to carry
into sses such iieensss suIaii6Si and
noors Of tha customs and other ocrs shall receive
for services under this section. and under said rules
and rckulAtions such fees and compensation as are
allowed for similar Sefyiees under other pfoEig
III a Ana Be itSfaftlief enacted Tina. from and
after hfteen days Alter the iBsnIng Of the sid proelaS
nation as provided In the last laEASotng section Of
this act any Ghip OF vessel belonging in whole OF In
paFt o any citizen Of Inhabitant Or aid State or
pat 9f Safe Nuse % declared In
state Of found n Bsa, or In any port Of
the rnst United States shall be forfeited to The
United States. =
Sec T.tAnd b5lE fHrth6rSn icttd, ThHtl1 ahe exc
eut0u Of the provisions OF tsnetS aud oftho other
laws 0f the United States providing for the collection
OF dutfha ontmp6ttd and tonnage, Il may aud shall
he lawful for tie President In addition 70 the rove
eutferA Ia service 10 employ In aid thereof such
other a may, In his INDIGNANT be
9nirol Z n A fEfs " = ~ I'D - q = ii
sees 8. RAnt ife further OnGctGd; That the i6r-
ifnFps md penalties Incurred by virtue Of tlili act
tlAl iatSn d nniniith q, If The