Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-09-10

or the goods returned under his direction
| No permit will be granted for trHnspoTte-
Loo into any iusUTrectiOnary State OF dis
trct, except 90 cars, vessels, and boats
carrying such aids.
XIV. all vessels, boats, and other We
hicIes used for transportation, violating
any ofthe above regulations, aud all goods
wares, and merchandise shipped or trans
ported IN violation thereof. will be forfeit
ed to the United States. II any false
statement be made or deception practiseG
in obtaining 2 permit, such permit aud nj!
others connected Herewith or affected
thereby will be absolutely void, aud ali
,lerchaudise shipped thereunder shall be
forfeited to the Uuited States. In all cases
of forfeiture, as aforesaid, immediate
seizure viii be made and proceedings
instituted promptly for condemnation.
The attention OF all officers Ot the
government, common carriers, shippers.
cOusiguees, owners, masters, agents, drI-
vera, and other persons connected
with the transportation Of merchandise or
trading therein, is particularly directed to
the acts of July IL, 1861, and May 20. 1852,
above referred 10.
XVI All army supplies transported
uudgr military orders are excepted from
tue above regulations. But this exception
does not extend to suffers goods or others
Designed for =iae at military posts OF
camps.
XVII When IN officer of the custom
shalt hud in his district auy goods, wares.
or merchsndise. which, in his opinion, are
10 danger Of being transported 10 iHsuT-
gents, he may, If ne thinks it ezpedIent,
require the owner or holder thereof to give
reasonable security that they shall not be
transported to any place under iusurrec-
tion8Ty control, and shall not in any way
Be used to give all or encouragement 10
the insurgents.
1t the required security he no, given,
such officer shall promptly state the facts
TO the Untcd States Marshal for the dis
tgict within which such goods are situated.
or, IL beyond the jurisdiction Of { United
Marshal, then 10 the commandaut Of the
nearest military post, whose duty It shall
ne to take possession thereof, and hold
them for safe keeping, reporting the fscts
promptly 10 the Secretary Of the TreasuTy.
and awaiting instructions.
XVIII. Where ports heretofore block
aieI have been opened by the pro-
clauatiun Of the President, licenses
will be granted BY United States c0nsIis,
GU application by the proper parties, o.
vessels clearing from foreigG ports To tie
ports so opened, upor satisfactory evidence
that the vessel so licensed viii convey 10
person, property, or information coutraband
OF war, either 20 or from said ports, which
license shall be shown TO the collector o.
the port 10 which the vessel is bound, and.
If required, to any officer in charge Of the
blockade Aud on leaving any port so
nrcrei .he vessel must hEys ciesFatse
from tha collector, according TO law, show
iug no violation of the conditions Of the
license. any rioIati0u OF the conditions
will involve the forfeiture and condemua-
ton OF the vessel and cargo, and the ex--
cIusicu OF all parties concerned from enter
ing the United States for any purpose du-
ring the war.
XIX United States vessels clearing froru
domestic ports TO 0uy ofths ports SO oPcned,
will apply 10 the custom house officers Of
the proper ports, in the usual manner, for
licenses or clesgances under the reguls-
tons heretofore established.