Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-03-27

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RULE y.
Regarding certain ComnOdilfes heretofore Contra.
hand
The restrictions Affecting trade In OPIUM. cash
gram, pule sulphur, brimstooe, saltpetro and BpeI
ter are rslaI ed under the following coalitions
L. Eiam S, VIII VII heIeefoTth pay thirty taelS per
at the port 1t will be carried into the interior by
chinese only aud only AZ. Chinese property; tho
toieign trader will nGtbO allowed to aocompSny H.
The prOTisOn Of the treaty OF Ten tsIn cohfsTring
privileges by virtue OfsthO favored clause 70
far respects citizens OF the United Unite St.reI
going into the interior to trade or paying trGn,it
duties shall not extend to the article Of opium the
I5Hnit duties on which will be arranged as the
Cnihese Government see at; nor In future EsVsions
OF the tartn is the rule OF revision TO s Al.
Piled 70 opium As 70 ether goods. :. - ~ - =.
=. Copper Casil.-Ths export Of cash to any
foreign port Is prohibited; but It shall be lawful r
eizens II the United States to chip II sne A. lie
I IGI.s emma 70 another on compliance with
, lhe IoiloEins regulations: The shipper shall give
notice OF the amount oEcas he desires TO ship aud
we port OF its destination, and shall bind himself
Slhe[ DS hond with two sufficient securities or by
depoSiting 50 other security may be deemed by
tiie customs satlshctOTy, 10 return, within six
months from the date Of clearance 10 the collector
as the port OF shipment, the certificate iSSusi by
him, with an acknowledgment thereon Of the rs-
eopt Of cash at the port Of destination bv tbe eo
TOT Al thtt port who sall there af his seal; or
ailing the production OF the certificate, forfeit
sum eIuti 10 Valus to the cash shipped.
"a u viii pay NO duty inWards UutWardS but a
heISht, or part.freEht NJ cash. though no other
cargo be ON board, II tile vessel Carrying is
liable to Tonnage dues.
B. The export Of free and all other grains Whatso.
ever, native Or foreign, no matter where grown or
whence imported, to any torefga port is prohibit-
eai Out tnt Sc commodities may be carried by the
citizens Of the United States from one Of the open
ports OF China to another, under the same eondi-
tons IN respect OF fsecpIity as caSh, payment at
tarih. lTIrEr =. - $50
No import duty shall be levyable upon rice or
grain, but freight part freight OF rice or grain
though no other cargo beOn board, will render the
Te,sel importing It liable to tonnage dues.
i. he AVN = snN 49,.
from TanS-Chau and MIN -Chwang under tho AmeTi-
can nag prohibited. From any ofthe other Of the
open potts they may he shipped, on payment OfthO
foreign countries. l7ra
3. Saltpetre, sulphur, birthstone, and speltsr bs-
Ing deemed By the Cnipese to be munitions of war,
snail NOT be imported by citizens Of the United
states save nt the requi-iion Of the Chinese Gov
ernment, or for tale tothe Chinese duly authorized
toPurchase them. No permit to land them shall bo
Issued until the customs have proof that tho neces-
sATy authority has been given the purchaser. 1t
shall not be lawful for citizens Of the United States
To carry these commodities mp the Yang.IEi-Rfants
or into any port other than those omen on the sr1
board. nor to accompany them into the interior on
behalf Of Chinese. They must bs sold at the ports
only and, except at the ports, they will be regarded
Iniractions Of the conditions as above set forth,
l when trade In OPIUM ca II grain pulse, Hul-
hence orward carried on, viii be pu5isSSSIs bH soS Ne
hscaiion OF all the goods concerned.
RULE vi.
.LiaGilay of Tsssels Eatering PORT.
For the prevention Of misunderstanding, It is
agretd that American vessels must be reported to
the Consul within twenty-four hours counting from
the time the vessel comes within the limits Ofths
poit, and that ths same rule De applied TO the
nrtye!ght hours allowed by article 10 Of tile treaty
20 remain in port without payment of tonnage
dues. az =
The limits Of the ports shall be defined by the Gus.
TOMS with all consideration for the conVGnience OF
trade, compatible with due protection OF the rsTs
nue. alsO, tue limits Of the AncloraEes within Which
toms, aud the shall be notified to tie Cosuls
for Pulic information. ri ID
RULE VII. s
TrdAsI DHeS.
1t Is agreed that the amount Of tranht dues legally
lev able upon merchandise imported exported
sh be one halfthe tari duties, except IN the Gaze
Of the dutytree goOds Lin lie transit duty OF two
md z half per cent ad valOrsm, provided in no.
Merchandise shall be cleared OF It's transit dues
under the following regulations;
In the case otimpoOts. Notice being given at the
port Of entry from which the import are to be for
Warded inland of the nature and quantity Of the
.oods, the ship from which they have been landed.
all other necessary particulars the collector OF cus-
toms shall, on due made, aud on receipt
cate. This must be produced every barrier sta.
tiOni and viseed. No further Iuty will be IeYyabIs
upon imports certified, liter how dIstalit the
place Of their destination. 4f fT#9
In the case OF exports Produce purchased by a
cit zen OF the United States in the Interior will be
Inspected and taken account of at the first barrier
It passes ON its way to the port Of shipment. A
memorandum, showing the amount Of produce, and
the port at which It IL to be shipped, will be opos.
tied there by the peTsOnin Charge Of the produce,
!e will then receivs eertiheates which must 10 ox-
hibted and Niseed at every barrier his WAY to the
port q shipment. Onthe arrival Of the produce At
the barrier nearest the port notice must be given 10
The customs at the port and the transit duties due
tio1 the produce will pay the tariff duty,
Amy attempt to pass goods inWarIls or outwardS
laid down, will render them liable to cOnfseation
UBauthorized sale In frdHEitp Of goods that have
liable to eonHseation. ANY attempt to pass goods in
excess OF the quantity speeihed In the certificate
WI render All the goYdS Of the same denomination
mission to export produce which cannot be proved
o have patdits transit dues vii be refused by the
customs uutil the transit dues shall have been paid
RULE VIII. .fi.,-.....-
s,ii ID! Trade giGL the Capital.
1t is agreed that no citizen Of the United
states shall have the privilege of entering the eapI.
tal city of Peking for the purpose Oft
RULE TX.
Abolition OF the Meltaye Fee.
It is agreed that the per eontage Of one taeI two
macs hit6eortoehArged, in eEcesS oCduty payments,
Government shall no longer he levied on the Gift
Eens Of the United States, -,.-l
RULE-x.
Collection Of Duties under one system at au Peyt9
It botng, by treaty, at the optisn OF the Chinese
suited to protect its revenue aGeruing on American
trade, II Is agreed that uniform system shall be
enforced At every port.
The high oiiser appointed by the Chinese Govern.
ment 70 supertntend foreign trade will aecordinEly
from time to time, either himself visit or will send
deputy;Io visit the different ports Tho said high Of
feef will be At liberty Of his own choice ihdSpen-
IDENTIFY OF the suEgest ion nOmination ofany Anne
reAn authority to select any citizen OF the United
States he may see t to aid him in the admingtra-
tiOn Of the customs revenue, In the prevention u
smuggling, in the definition Of port Boundaries or
In dilchargng the duties Of also in
the distribution Of lights, buOys, beAeons aud the
like, the mAInteua Of which shall beproYidOd for
ont OF the tonnage dues. -