Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-09-05

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hundred and sixty thousand dollars, OF 80 much
thereof as may be Necessary 70 enable the GoTsEn-
Inent 70 pay the militia and volunteers eAllsl into
SerVies Of ths United States, being an additional
amount required for the hseai ear ending June
thlTtIgth eighteen hundred aud sixty-one.
Approved, July II, 1861.
lPTEtIe.-No. 2
AN ACT farther u provide for the collection Of
duties on imports and for other purpose
Re n enacted by the senate and House Of Repre-
,entatiyes Of the United States Of America In Con
1rgss assembled. That whenever Il shall, IN tue
i1jgmept o. the President, BY reason Of unlawful
tim, N pFrs5ns M opposition 20 the laws OF
the Uaited states become inpraetieable TO execute
the Tuvnuuo laws and eoeet the duties on Imports
nv the ordinary tnelns la the ordinary way, at any
t ~ entry IN any collection district, he Is NIthor
Ze 10 carfs such duties he collected at any part
IN delivery In aid district until such obstruction
shall cease; and in such ease the surveyors nj saih
poFtH 81 delivery shall be clothed with all the pow
eTa aud be subject TO all the 81 COLLECTORS
at ports % entry; aud the seerelaTy OF the Treasury,
with the nppF0bltiOu Of tie PTesdeit. shall appoint
such number u NeIghrrs, Ennser- nieasuTers iIi-
upeetors appraisers, and clerks - may be necessary,
n NJ iudrnent for tile faithful execution Of tie
revenue laws at said ports u delivery and shall fix
and establish the limits within which such port Of
delivery are constituted potts Of entry as Aioraidi
and All the prOvsiOnE Of law regulating the issue OF
marine Papers the cnasting trade, the waTehonsing
Of imports, 'and collection d duties SHAH Apply TO
tie ports or entry constituted IN The same manner
~ they d6to ports 81 entry established by tue laws
ser . AMI DO Il further enacted, That iE from
the eanse mentioned n the Gregoing section, in the
indsment Of the President the revenue from duties
an imnorts cannot be encctga,Iy collected at any
Tort OF entry in my collection district, IN the oii-
nary Wny and by the ordinary means, or by the
couTre provided In the foregoing section, then and
IA that case lac may direct that the cuHtOtn-iOuse
for the district be established in any secure place
within said district. either land board any
vessel In said district or at sea near the r1asti anil
in such case the collector sall reside at such plRce
or on nhpboaTd, the case may Ice, AMI there de-
tain all vessels and cargoes arriving within OF af-
preaching said district, until the duties imposed 10y
I'D
Provided that II the owner OF eUnsEnee Of the cargo
on board any vessel detained as aiore-aid' or the
master Of said vcssel shall desire 10 enter port Of
entry In any other district the United states where
no such otstFuctiOns to the execution Of the laws eN
st tho master Of such Vessel may be permitted soto
change the destination Of the vessel and cargo In his
manifest; WheTeupon the collector shAll deliver lin
written permit to proceed to the port 20 derEnatrdi
Aud provided further, that tile Secretary 81 The
Treasury shall, with the appreciation OF Tue Pttsi'
dent, make proper regulations for the enforcement
m shIbtard Of snc% provisions IL the laws rcgulAt-
in the assessment and collection OF duties In his
Judgment may be necessary and practicable.
sec 3. And be it further enacted, That Il shall be
unlawful 60 take any ve-sel or cargo detained ~
Aforesaid from the custody 81 the proper officers Of
the Gu toms uniess by process OF some court Of tie
United stutes and la ense Of any attempt oihrfWise
TO take such vessel cargo IJ any force or eombi-
nation Renblagc Of peTsnnS too great I" De over
como by the officers Of the customs It shall AMI may
be lawful for the President or sneh person or IeTnhs
A. he 6taIl have empowered for that purpose, 10 en
pay such part Of tho army navy or malita OF the
Halted States or sueh force Of citizen volunteers
no, N. deemed necessary for the purpose Of prevent
Ing the removal Of such vessel or cargo, and protect
inc the officers Of the customs Ia retaining the cuso-
a. .lssr-oE
Sec. /. And 10 It farther enacted, That IT, in III.
judgment Oftho President, from tue cause mentioned
In the first section Of this act the dutca upon imports
In aHy collection district cannot be cectuAy collect
ed by the ordinary means aud in the ordinary way, or
In the mode and manner provided ih the t9rsS2inS
sections Of this act then and in that Gaze the fres
dent Is hereby empowered 90 close the port or ports
entry In said district and ia such case give notice
thereof by proclamation; ami thereupon all right OF
ifnportatiot Warehouslng. and other privileges Incl
dent ports OF entry sli1 Cease and be dtseonh:
urd ut sneh port % elose until opened by order OF
the President the cessation OF such ObstruettoHsi
andiL while sAid ports are 20 eiosed any SNIP OF Ne
eel from beyond the United states or having on soaI
any article. sableet 20 n.y. S, ,sr With H.
TO enteT any such p9It, lhe sAlhe, togyshSI 1870 ~
tackle apparel furniture and cargo sa De loElet-
ed to the uhited states. Mt. -,.......
Sec o. Ana be II lnIthet Inat I
the PRESIDENT IN PuTsshhes o. me =, w
second section OF tue act Nh 'St ~ l"'"s
for calling forth the militia TO eNeente the laws OF
the Union, suppress insuTreetluns anu repel ihNa-
hons and TO repeal the act now ~ tht lHr
pose approved February =, lyS, shali have ess,i
forth the militia to denominations against tue
lawson tile unied states and 70 cause the laws 70 Ne
duly executed, and the iusur gents sIa nave el 20
when aid Insurgents claim TO act under the author
lily Of any State States and such claim u not dis
elaimei or IvPudAted ~ the persons exercising the
functions Of government IN such Stale OF states OF
In the part parts thereof IL which said combna.
lions exists such in,uTrreton suppressed by said
State or states then and 10 saSh ease u may and
declare thai the Inhabitants OF such states any
ton part thereof where such tnsurTeet"n exists
are In state OF insuuection against the United
States; AMI thereupon all cmfnerrinl intercourse by
and between the same and the citizens thereof and
the citizens ofthe rest Of the United States shall
cease and be unlawful 50 long ~ such condition OF
hostility shall euntinuc; and all goods aud ehatteS
section into other parts OF the United States anil all
proceeding 20 such StAe or section, by andcr water,
shall, together with the vessel OF vehicle convey
Ing the same, conveying persons to or from
such State or section, be forfeited to tue United
States: Provided, however, That the President may,
Ia his discretion license aAd permit commercial In.
tercOursr with any such part Of said State or section.
the Inhabitants Of which declared Ia state OF
insuTrectlOn In such articles and for such time aud
BY such persons As he In his discretion, may think
most ebnIueIyo 10 the nublje interest; and such -
tereourss ~ Gar asby him licensed shall be eUnduet
81 and carried on oniy In pursuance Of Tues aud res
uIaieus breserbed by the Secretary of the Treasury
And Inc SecretaTy OF thr Treasury may appoint sncii
oliir.rI Al ri.reI ilIerp nfrers n are nat