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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
TROOPS AT NEW ORLEANS.

gentleman. whoseeynpa;hy did not oosrclic with tho
Eou,hen rebels has Just arrived In this city from New o-
aGs having lett that place Monday the 18th Instant
lie states ha. tbe troops assembled q. Camp walker on
the Menie course do loi namber a. many as lhsce
hcrssnd tho creator portion 0. whom arc unequipped
eydd cempacies had left thai city at various times
fisaooa, an1 few others for Virginia bat the state
merits that have eiPertd IN the local journals retve 70
tie oEaration q large number or companies Is nero
yCpt3tr yluc. Tie statements relative 70 the forma
ZION q Br,tsh gooicn German and oher foreign comps
mes aLo of the same yauc. The 0rlosnsss expect
every foreigner 70 DIN in .hcIr msvcmcn., y taeI ser
yio.s arc fcaui d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
TEPoRTs FROM VIRGINIA AND PENGsYI,.
YANlA.

HMM HtE|, Nay -, I5ol.
But additional OF aIarous feyc has occurred
al Cambcrtbu1s s1ce yesterday. ThE rtsuttoi fatally
So far ~ escsItalncd tho Tenth rcs meu OF vrgnlns
rom Williamsburg have not Sc, attempted 10 cross 70 tho
aiyland side. Ihsy wue reaforcci las, nigh, By
company OF cavalry from NattJsburg
Six pieces Of artillery sll, ,s.,vey arrive 70 ngh.
Thefe are bitter conplia:s from Lancaster about tho
c, ,mnkstrilt there
Three regiments ofroops from YJd; IRE expected TO
march TO Baltimore via Frederick, "a a Few days.
carnphcs Flying Artillery roinrns 70 Chsmbersburg
Immediately, aud reconnoito,n ing party sin DO cut laio
The nCs Of the yiiginlans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

CANT FILfa.
IL ,spgr,er x TIC Rao'gh ~ c. RJi>r his 1,1ic An
ns,ctlan 4 this camp ani reports IS fo0ysNc paid
"A t. Comp Ills On Saturday afternoon, ani wit
nesrcd fAe drsllf. r. TIC lr.is and companies a. wey
as TO 81 ug perae e tsc regiment and wore ga,leI
Win everything yt saw wTh ola exception. mo non
are zoe. hsaifg aed3s boay, AMI al 81, mel oa.
cot orrls tac'r hn~l9 Why u this thc casp III,
asensl al F1yfiege, Il said furnished ths Vr.1te,l
abuncarCc arms aai We should be glad to Luo e yby
they lave to been furnished 70 ie unarmei 90 NJ snss
lie have be cTdtrc4 y Raleigh. Zoe mea cSno,t 10,
s1tn Oe accustomed - hand'ing ald euryng arms.
There gita afel = comp ain3 this serc, All
- MA sotu /. romf se ana thl. al the c,uplnief
Do W fUrnNhoa "lh rms as lhay arc mss.erei into
service.
Ier uda'0rd IW Nrs sea E4ih ard
EHtN Pogs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
AZ FGED IsJrCTi iOH BI ENGLAND OF OUR
ACCEPTANCE or THE EUROPEAN CODE
AGA1Nsr PRIV A-ELRING.

NAsHHGrog, May 20 1901.
II 1crs 90 ~ Ing about hero 70 The Catcl That Tho so
cfetuy Of sie.c received dispatches to-day from log
h5t, t'earipg ila, ros no longer In the power Of
h,F ksie'.ga government 70 accept the proposition Of
our rehabilitation TO recognize The ooso OF The Congress
o. ri.s, x $50, announcing prvateerlug as piracy.
ttpsnd SO lear, alleges thu, tbs ccss was the hc of
all It's great P5wus q Europe, Ia Corgress assom.
he'd All th3t 1t is manlfestly not in her
powef, enc a the sguers 10 that conp,rl
to accept NJ thi7 Ito dsy tho tarjy acquosoonce Of tho
tited ea.s this b &c. II viii only tend 70 Increase
tbe complication unhsrpily growing up between Fop,ui
. oqr country 90 MT youeb foI tho c1tc accuracy
fsbs saiomtnt, boa sha hayo more to say this sub
r' shortly. Il may bc as well e AID tia there Il ne,
b" laeAt osroaisicn en- tic paIt of govern.
n'rt & fics quarrel vEh raglard ~ a4
icoitFar, II = contingency tlG tbe trA
svSs,us 20 ato,i. They ens.rtaa 'ho hlp',
i0saor, ,,'t Eeslsd bal no G.tlrc y tewpg, Ah ae
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
TILE NINE MILLION LOAN.

NAsIilNGToS, May 25 ls5l'
The nnc million loan VIII be awarded on Saturday 10
tho parties Offering ,he beet terms. Tho proposition Of
Secretary crase receive alternative Offers for bonds at
current rates Treasury notes Mt par well as ocrs
for brrds Treasury notes separately, seems TO moot
with faycr. If the alternative Offers and separate
cGtIs fer Treasury notes equal or exceed the
amount OF The loan, II probable that they will be ao
ocptla The general interest demands at this crisis
pa Treasury notes. IL can be obtained In pre-
teitco 10 loan below par bonds. 7ho vigorous ef
for put fcrh ty the government give perfect
suroe that the bonds aus, rso In value snd the bold
a Treasury notes having tho advantage of payment
af..r two years immediate by payment for pub
tic d1cs or crnyefsitn twonty years boEds when
bonds rise 10 par above, obtain IN such investments
securities Than vtich nothing can be botter.
Appearances indicate that tho scparate Offers for bonds
or treasury notes. ard alternative oilers for tho former
~ cucn. rates. and cr tho latter at par win exceed the
80 Geo Geo called for The desrableacs aud importance
thi, retul orcacs somc solcltudc that it may not fall
a; hclI re AlAsd.
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IMPORTANT FROM VIRGINIA.

CHsNiER71l HG, Nay =, ItbI.
On Wednesday night party Of yhsnians attempted
to capiore ferry boat the Potomac, noar Clear
sprrg, Maryland. Noii,o vas given the Union mon cf
Clear sprrg, three miles distant who turned ont to
guard the boat During the ught tho yirglnans seized
The boat, ard were cred uson by the guard and WHOM
midway across had 70 abandon The prize and escape in
aiG IT is reliably aoertaned that two vrenians were
foot. The ferry boat returned TO the Muylnd shore
No reiuforccments have reached Wiliamsporl an IA
quiet here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
THE MAINLAND UNION STATE C0NVEN-
TION.

HInMoRs, May 2J I5JI
The Union State Convention in aession here TO lay
was largely attended and most Of tho counties
represented. There great enthusiasm.
Afoes of resolutions adopted in favor OF uncon
ditional Uso1 and denouneng secession 10 the strongest
term plo 'sng the State to sassan tho governmen. ia
the exercise Of all constitutional powers for vigorous
active and successful means Of crushing rebellion rhe
were only two dissenting votes to tho resolutiona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
THE MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BOSTON, NAY y, 1901.
Tie legislature wac rorogucd this afternoon By the
Governor. There were nfioea bills and tSo resolves
passed during tho session. all of which hd rcogcncs 70
the present condition Of the State and country.
Many or The membr donated their pay 10 tho Mass.c-
solts Volunteer Fund and tho coei by the NOM
bers singh lie "siar Spanglod Bnncr" and other
patriotic songs.
Tho Peoples Convention at Dcdham to day unani-
mously nominated u. v. Thomas az successor 10 Mr.
Aaarr., fr.n tho Third Congressional p!strlet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
IHE YOrE on rIn VIRGINIA SECESSION
ORDINANCES.

blnNoaa, Ni7 2, l5of
We nayo few retarns fson virginia. Graft1n cylaty
grsss az against I for sseeseou. ryo- o,inty VIII
gve aooa 0majo,,ty against secess'oi Ht.son cpnty
about 20, lni Woods county 100 &s-.msp Try,
as,k- ley county, gives sbol. 100 majority against
secession.
WHE;lIgs, Nay y, 1851.
TIE city 10 day cass 595 votes against the ordnsace
~ seet ssca ani 50 fos al s.i5n. Nothing satisfactory
can DC heayd tor ID. from rhe wcstern oolatles.
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TIE OHIO REGIMENTS.

rmLtpurul, May -, 1891
Two Ohio regiments, under cctsrtl % ,ok, which, for
fouo tine back have boon ctclupcd a. Sunylk raSk,
started South this m-rcrs - r1llrcsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
DISGRACErUL CONDUCT or Seeding
NAVY OFFICER.

boston, May ~, lsOl.
The Mississippi, which sailed this forenoon, has 70.
turned and anchored on tho Navy Yard sile had pro-
ceedcd bu, few miles down tho harbor. when it w1s
discovered that In repairing the about tw inches
Of the delivery pipe through which The water from the
cobdensers forced out OF the side OF the chip,
had been cut on. and ia is place a joint Of
gum and canvass substituted, when It should have
been clip ont Of ircn or other metal. Tho defective
part gave way, pouring Iood Of water into tbs chip.
when tho engines were imnedi,tely stopped and tho
anchor thrown out. Temporary repairs mads
that sho was enabled to retura but lost oac pound
anchor by the parting OF a cable,
Michael Quinn, OF Virginia. lae Chief Engineer In tae
navy superintendent the repairs The Mississippi II is
stated tba, ho recently resigned, retGrned TO Virginia.
and his name stricken on the navy roll It will take
week to repair the maclirery.
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THE KENTUCKY LEGISLATURE.

IKANFfUHT, May ID, IsOI
In tbe senass, Mr. Pratt offered rcs)ution which loJ
over day. that in order TO advise the
Of the popular w secession secession be voted
upon by the Kentuckars tho first Monday n august
The Housc coaourej in tho Senate bill for reorganizng
the militia and approp Ang 81 COO for armag Ken.
lucky.
The Legislature adjmms to morrow.
LorrvrLIG, May %, 'sjl.
The editors Of onr daily newspapers have been
moncd TO Frankfort to testify regard brought
into Kentucky to matters pertaining to the Knights OF
the Golden Circle and to tho alleged spondcncs Of
Gov Nagonin win the Confederate authorities.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
CONDITION OF ALEXANDRIA.

NAsHISGfOS May IS, 1901,
Edwin Forrest Of Philadelphia, and Simon b. Mix, Of
Nov Yok set ont together for Virginia 10 day, TO make
recornosarce and witness tho election proceedings Ia
Alexandria They tcox carriage carly in the morning,
end proceeded direct by Long Bridge, returning late
In The afternoon No molestaton was met with,
but they were suspciously s,rutui2ed by secession
troops their journey. They passed through most OF
the strsets Of tho city In sech of the polls but no
places OF votrg discovered. Going down on the
wharf opposicc which the nej States steamer Pswnee
- anchored, overlooking town, which ihcy found
guarded by Virginia militia man with fowling
piece. Mix inquired Of tho chivahic son OF
Mars, "Can Jon givo me the name OF
that vessel IN The stream yonder ~ "Sr," replied
the man with tho towing roce. "what wharf s this
we 70 CD gruay responded the great tragedian- 81
Do not know was Tho answer; 'bu. wil ask the ser
eean,n on went The with the fovling piece, who
in moment returned and gave the required nforma.
ton can right" responded the traged.an, when he
ap1 hie friend moved Cf up the town.
Metsrs ror1est anl Mix Afterwards visited al parts
Of the city but failed 10 discover the whereabouts Of any
thing rro t0Rn was glo5ny and dismal. One very
large ard four smaller accession Tags woro observed
u, ing h aRe5cnt paris Of The city, and less than one
huuIred soldcrs were dsCernible. more melancholy
picture than Alexandria 70 day presented canno, b.
iraaaintd So says hessrs. Forrest and Mix.
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THE CAMP AT EAsToN, PA.

F'sfoH, Ia, My =, 1901.
The Governor has located his camp at the Farmers .nd
Necbsn'c9 institute ground here, where fou- resi nsns
arc 20 be tucampcd. Ten twelve companies arc e.
Itc,ed hero from Philadelphia this week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
FRANCE AND THE SOUTHERN CONFEDE
RACY.

H1srov, My 2J 1871
letter from Boston shpmasscr, dated Havro says
the ship Maida Of Charleston, Captain Connor, which
arrived there April %, from Charleston, hal tho Pal
meito ag flying bat not allowed TO coter the docx
until the Stars and Stripes took lis place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-24
THE REPOETED ATTACK ON TIE STEAMER
BALTIMORE

The daetardy hoax about the conflict between tho
steamer Baltimore and armed propeller 10 tho Ccs
pcako Bay exces very general indignation. Several par
ties have visited ohcc with view OF having the re
port corrected and steps have been to frrst out
the author OF the caRard.
Sergeant William v. Babcock Of Company d, Seventy
first regiment, called at Office yesterday, and was
shown tho letter purporting to from aud bearing
the signature Of his brother, Alexander 6 Daooocx of
same company He instantly pronounced the documen.
base forgery The writing he states TO be not at ell
like that Of his broher's Tho letter ia written with
pencil, thing which he says, his brother never prac
tices. His belief is that the document pcnnci by
some cowAdly enemy Of his brother
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WASHINGTON, Nay %, 1861.

" 81
When the report Of tho attack upon the Baltimore by
rebc, propeller first announced at tho War Depart.
mcnt took early measures to investigate tho case, ana
with the assistance OF M Fox Chief Clerk OF tho Navy
Department and the Of the telegraph, ascerianed
that the story totally false. II hurried tho
Southern wres ncvortheoss to excite the Southern poo
pie 20 stated in my dospach tho evening Of tho
goth inst. Notwithstanding ncplei soounrel
has perreaed The foul sander upon the newspapers Of
New Yok.
Captain West, commanding the steamer BaLimoro and
Captain Parker, Of the Seventy arst regiment who
manded the detachment board the Latinorc are both
at the Navy Yard here, and upon their authority
again author zod to pronounce The report fasehood.
1he Baltimore at this Navy Yari on tho lo.h.
The parties reported dead and wounded all taeir
quarters, and were ayc and well today al nooo. 80
much for secession buucombe.
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THE WAR.
Important News from
Washington.
Secret Military Movement On
Foot.
Eight Regiments Uadsr Orders to March
at-a MomeEi's Notice.
THEIR DESTINATION UNKNOWN.
Contemplated Attack on the Sewalps
Point Battery by Land and Sea.
Presentation Of q Flag to the New
York Seventh Regiment.
Speeches Of Adjutaut General Thomas
and Colonel Letferts,
Sc, Aea &e.
Contemplated Attack on the Sewalrs
Point Battery by Land and Sea.
Presentation Of q Flag to the New
York Seventh Regiment.
Speeches Of Adjutaut General Thomas
and Colonel Letfers.
IMPORTANT MILITARY MOVEMENTS OF
THE GOVERNMENT
WASHINGTON, May 20, Is6.

WASHINGTON, May 20, 1861.
washington was in . feverisa excitement ali day, in
consequence of that eight regiments
had received orders 10 hid themselves in reaiiness 10
march at moments nosicc, and that fifteen rounds Of
ea cartridges had been supplied them The meaning
Of the order has not transpred but up to late hour
this evening, however not single regimen. has been
moved from it's quarters.
Whatever cause OF alarm the governmen. may have
bad rciterate my former assertion, that advance
movement is likely be made from this point for
time upess unforeseen shall br ng about change
Of plans Of General Scott and induce em take the
offensive earlier date than he had contemplated
Arllpgtcn Heights and Alexandria mny be occupied bat
further advance win not take place ut present.
II do not mistake the signs or the times, the 1rst
great aggressive step toward queling the rebellion by
forward march south ward, will take place at two O'Clock
to morning. The Seventh, of New York, Colonel
Leerts; the Twelfth, of New York, Colonel Batterhed
tho Sixty NINTH of New York. Cooael Corcoran and the
FTemen zouave regiment Co. Ellsworth; and 5herman's
battery undoubtedly the selected for the
advance Captain Hoasher's company Zouaves ar
rived TO day, and aiachsd to the sixty-ninr will also
Join that regn mt
This force viii proceed the Long Bridge into
Virginh, and establish their outp,s:s Arlington
Heights and extend them down the Potomac far enough
hrace the city Of Alexaniria, which rightfuy be-
lopgs 10 the District vf Ctlun bia. At Alexandra
government win take possession Of the telegraphic
!lss and railroad Communication extending from
that place to Richmond ard Ia tho direction Of Hap,r's
Ferry. IT horxd that to morroy's dawn will find tho
oil Union Gag displayed from tho spot where The piratca
sg of Je, Davis has been aaunting for many wees
a standing menace end insult 10 tho government. and
people Of this natkn.
Tho greatest activity Is going on to night Ia the various
cmpe and additional regiments to those named above
will be under marching 6rders IN case Of emergency
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The following official report of the action between the
United States steamer STAR and the sewas Point bat
terry, On the 18th inst, has jnst been received
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-13
Making Further Appropriations for the
SUPPORT of the Naval Service.

Be il enacted by the Senate House Of Repesen
OF the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the sum Of thirty thousand dollars be and the ne
is hereby appropriated, out Of any money the Treasury
not otherwise appropriated for the mpcon of the coal
depot at Key West Florida, and repairs Of the wharf DO
longing to tha same.
For the completion Of the marine barracks at Charles
town, Massachusetts,, twelve thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of the right manufacture and use
Coson MI ut signals, twenty Thousand dollars Provided
That the full right TO manufacture and the
be purchased at a price not exceeding that sum.
For the purchase of ordnance for the OF the navy
three h1nlred Thousand dollars.
For repairing the quarters and outbuildngs at Fort
Abercronbe, seven thou sand dollars
For collecting drilling and organizing volunteers, IN
der the acts authorizing the President to accept the
vices OF five hundred thousand men, twenty millions OF
dollars.
Sec And be il further enacted, That the Secretary OF
the Navy b. and he is hereby Authorized 10 change the
names of any vessels purchased for the Of the Navy
Department by authority of law, aud they shall there.
after be known by the names given them by virtue Of
his act.
Sec g. And be II further enacted That there be and
hereby is appropriated in like manner, the Of
hund I'd thousand dollars for tho construction and equip
ment OF gunboats for service che Western rivers.
Approved August s, 1861.
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Making Appropriations for Fortifica-

BE it enacted by the Senate and House Of Representa-
tvos Of the United States of America in Congress
bed That there be and is hereby appropriated any
money in the Treasury not noheIwss appropriated, the
sum OF one hundred thousand dollars for contingencies OF
Notifications to be used and applied under the direction
Of the secretary Of War.
Sec 2 And be it further enacted That any commission
ed officer of the army navy ma inc corps who having
rendered his resignation shall prior to due notice of the
acceptance of the by the proper authority with
ont leave quit his post proper duties with the intent to
remain permanently absent therefrom shall be registered
a deserer and punished as SUCH
sec B. And be 1t further enacted, That ioggng as a
punishment in the army hereby abolished.
Sec. A. And be it further enacted, That for removing
stables and other distractions from the grounds around
the Washington lnfrmary used army hospital and
grading said grounds to proper drainage of the
same tho Of five thousand dollars be th Same is
Il the Surgeon General Of the United States Army Ap
proved, August 8, 1861.
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Providing for the Better Organization of
The Military Estn b shMent.

Re IL enacted by the Senate and House Representa-
tives 81 the United States Of America in Congress
eemhled That the President be and he Is hereby a,l
th,rzed TO appoint by and with the advice and nSent
OF the Senate, an officer III the War department. be
called the Assistant Secretary Of War whos salary shall
be three thous and dollars pay able the
manner that Il the Secretary of War who shall per.
form ali such duties in the Office of the Secretary Of War
belonging to that rpartn rt shall be prescribed by
the Secretary OF Wa, rs may be required by law
Sec 2. And be IL further enacted That the prrea1er,
be and he is hereby authorized to appoint by and with
che advice and consent Of the Senate in addition 10 he
number authorized by existing laws and in accordance
with the rank and OF majors of cavalry surgeons
and twenty assistant surgeons TO have the pay rank and
allowances, and perform the duties of sioar officers
in the present military establishment That hereafter
the Adjutan Generals department shall tho
following oflcerss, namely nd utan genera with the
rank pay and emouments Of brigader general one as
sistant autan, general with the rank pay ard ernou
ments Of colonel Of cavalry; two assistant adutant
generals, with the rank pay and ensoumens each OF
lieutenant colonel OF cavalry; four assistant autant
generals, with the rank pay and emoluments each Of
major o. cavalry and twelve assistant aduant generals
with the rank pay and emouments each % captain Of
cavalry and that there shall he added the subsistence
department four commissares Oi subsistence each with
the rank, pa. md emOluments Of major ocavary: and
eight commusnarios Of subsistence with the rank pay
aud enolunent each captain Of cavalry, aud to be
taken from the line Of the army, either OF the volunteers
or regular army.
Sec g. And be IT further enacted. That there shaa be
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To Amend the Act for Naval Peace Es-
tnblihh mcuf.
To provide for the Con II M ion Of RIM oresl
ships and EiOnting Batteries.

30 u ehaccu ny The Sfiac ana HOUSE OF Representa-
lives " the United states Of America in Congress assem-
bed that the Secretary of the Navy be and hereby
authorized and directed to appoint board of three skill
III naval cC, To investigate the pans and specifications
III may be submitted for the ucon or complet ne
oi iron or steel clad SIT anshps steam batteries on
bei report should II We favorable the Secretary o the
Navy VIII armOrcd iron cad
steamships floating steam batteries to be built and
ncra is hereby appropriated, out Of any money the
treasury otherwise appropriated the sum of one mil
len five ndred thousand dollars.
Sec. 2 AND be it further onac,od That of va
cancy in The Office Of in chief Of the navy the APP
pitm nj thereto shall DO made from the list chief
engineers Approved, August 8. 1861.
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To Prohibit the Sale or intoxicating
Drinks.

he 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Representa-
tves of the United States of America in Congress
sembled That 1t shall not be lawful for any person the
District Of Columbia to sell, give, administer to any
soldier or volunteer In the service of the United States
or any person wearing the uniform Of such soldier
volunteer any spiruous liquor ntoxcat ing drink
every person offending against the provisions of this act
sha be deemed guilty Of misdeIncanor and upon
vction thereof before magistrate oulll having cri
mna Jurisdiction, shall be punished by fine of twenty
five dollars or imprisonment for thirty days-Approvod
August 8. lSRl
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boat built purchased, fitted out held In the first
section Of this act mentioned
Sec B. And be it further enacted That the collectors Of
the several ports Of entry the surveyors Of the several
ports or delivery and tho marsas OF the judicial
districts within the United States DO and hereby
horzed and required to seize any and all vessels boats
built. purchased fitted out held aforesaid which
may be found within their respective ports districts
and to cause the 10 be proceeded against dis
1861, =