Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-11-07
RULE II.
Dniu Erse Gooas.

uhNE Buuuh, hnhll pay al pIf0fgB
cent 'alenHted upon their market value.
RULE II.
Duty Free Goods.
Gold and silver bullion, foreign coins flour. Indian
meal sago, biscuit preserved meats, and vegetables
Cheese, butter, confectionery.
| Foreign clothing, jewery plated ware, perfulnery
SOAP of all kinds.
chsreos, trewOod. candles, (fresn) tobacco, (Jor-
Wine boer spirits household stores, ships stores per-
sona bAggage stationery. carpettng Lruggstting cut
iery ioreign medicines, and glass and crystal ware
The aboye commodities pay NO import Or export duty
nut II transported into the Interior will with the ex-
eepton OF personal baggage gold aud silver bullion aud
o gn com ray transit duty AT the rate Of two and
hall per cent ad VGlorem
freight or part freight OF duty free goods psrsonal
ceped) will render the vessel carrying them though no
other le on board, liable to tonnage dues.
RULE III.
Coutraband Goods
Import and export trade is alike prohibited in the fol-
lowing articles
dunpowder, shot cannon fowling pieces. rides, mus.
hets' pistols and all other munitions and implements of
| war, aud salt.
Weights aud Measures.
IN The calculations of the tariff the weight Of. pecul oil
9 hundred eAtties is held to he equal To one hunhred
% thirty hreo aud one third pounds avoirdlpUl and
ne length ola chang OF ten Chinese equal to
one hundred and ioriy one English inches.
One Chihase chu is held 10 equal fourteen AID one
TENN Inches Engsh and four yards English, less lhres
inchss,.to equal une chang.
Il RULE v
Regarding CERTAIN Commodities heretofore ContrJand
the restrictions affecting trade in OPIUM, cash, grain
pulse sulphur mimsione. satpetro, and spslter,
| lA1Hh under tue following conditions;
l. Opium will henceorth pay thirty taes pei pecul
import duty. The importer will sell II only at port
II viii he carried into the interior by Chinese oily, aud
only Rs Chinese property the foreign trader vii not be
allowed to accompany IT, The provision Of the teaty II
1iensn, comforting privileges by virtue of te most
iavored clause, so tAr respects ctzens tbs United
states going into the Interior trade pa transit
duties slia not extend To the article Of oItim the
transit duties which will be |ChiuaAa
Governm ut tt Ia future rsyisiuns of he tariff
IL the same rule OF revision to he applied to opam 10
other goods.
. Copper Cdst-rhe export of cash to az foreign
pcr is prohibed; but shall be lawful flriliEsns Of
the United States 10 ship II Of the upd ports
China to another compliance with the follElng resu
lauon The shipper shall give notice Of thAmount of
cash he desires TO ship anu the port Of its sstinaton
and shall bind himself either BY bond Nth two SUIT |
heient sures, ny deposlting such oiLers9curty
may 10 doomed by the customs sasactor, to return,
within SIX months from the date Of ceanee, to the
collector at the port o shipment the srtihe Issued by
him. with AcknoW cement thereon ofhe receipt OF
eaHh al .hs "i ni destination 10y the eoActor az that
port, who snail thereto aix his seal Hing the pro
duciion n the certificate to forfeit sum lua in valne
to the cash shipped
Cash will pay no duty invn ls or oiwards but a
freight or paltiresht Of cash. though mother cargo be
ON board, Will render the sci otrryiu liable to ton
mage dues.
3, The export OF tee and also other grns whatsoever
native foreign no matter where grow or whence i'm.
ported to any foreign port Is pruhibe but these eoui-
inOdtiea may be carried by citizonA United States
irou Of he open ports of China TO oher under the
conditions in rstpec securiiaAS cash, pay
ment at the port of the shipment ftlduiy specified in
the tariff
though other cargo ba board wi wrender te vessel
importing ii litble to tonnage dues.
ihise-The export OF pulse and be- cake from Tang
Chan and Nn-Chwang under the Aneran flag is ptohi-
bited, From any uf the other open rts they may be
ports OF China to foreign countries.
o. saltpetre. sulphur, birthstone, Id spelter. being
deemed by the Chinese to be muno of war, shall not
be imported by citizens Of the Untedtaes save at the
equstlon Of the Chinese govsrnmennr for sale to Chit
nese duly authorized to purchase tim. No permit to
land them shall be issued until the utOms have proof
that the necessary authority has been lyen to the pur-
chaser. 1t shall not be lawful for Cns OF the United
States to carry these commodities up tYAng-tsz-Kiang,
into any port other than those upenn the aboard
to accompany them into the iuterpn behaf of the
Chinese. They must be sid at the ITS only, and sx-
ceptat the ports they will be regard AS Chinese prop
infacons of the conditions, as abo set forth, under
which trade in opium, cash gain, pull sulphur, brm.
stone sapetre and speer nay he heeforward carried
On, will hs punishable by eoitssa opf all the goods
concerned.
RULEvr
Liability Of 1esset Enferii Port
For the prevention of Misunderstanding It is ag,eed
that American vessels mustle Tepond to the Consul
within t|enty.four hours cmntng oln the tinls the
vessel within the limtof the ort, aud that the
same rule be applied to the foy-eglhours allowed by
article 10 of thu treaty To rep in pc without ment
The limits Of the ports salle delnt by the customs
with all consideration for Of trade com
pAtble with due protection II the venue; also the
limits Of the anehoregeA with viii, lading and dis
shall be notified 10 the Consult for Tubc information
RULE II.
TrdnNt)ues
II Is agreed that the Anout Of tnslt dues legally
evyahe upon merchandise ilhOrtel)r exported shall
be half the tarn duties, eaep in OF the duty
free goods liable to transit dty Of wo and half per
cent ad vsoreni, as provided No. Of these Rules
Merchandise shall be ceafeof itatfans dues under
the following regulations;
In the ease fimports. Noe Ieig given at the mort
Of entry from which the tmps areiu be fOrwa wardei i'm
land Of the nature and luaty o the goods, the ship
which they have been lde, and the place inland
to which they are bound, VI all other necessary pari
culars the collector OF Gusts shall, due inspeeon
made, and receipt Of ttranst duty due, issue a
transit duty certificate. Thrust be produced at every
barrier station and yise-i No further duty win 10
lvvyalle upon imports 80 cheated no matter how dis
j tant the place Of their Ses lion
In the of exports JUICE purchased bv citizen
of the United States in theIiOr will he inspected nd
taken account of at the itbarer IL passes on lis way
h to the port Of shipment memorandum, showing the
amount OF the produce, anne port at which IL s 10 Ls
Shipped will be deposedare by the person in charge
of the produce will tlrtceive certificate which
must he exhibited and Wis at every barrier on his way
y the port uf shipment chs arrival OF the produce At
the barrier nearest the pOoiice must be given TO the
customs at he port, ands transit dues due thereon
being paid it will he pisse On expectation the produce
d will pay the tariff duty.
ANY attempt to pass goinwards or outwards Otber
wise than in compliAncsih the rule here laid down
a will render them liable cpniscatOn. Unauthorized
sale in transitu goOdst have been entered as abov
for port will render II liable to oonfisratiun ANY
attempt to pnss goods In of the quantity snseit
\ IN the certificate will re- all the goods Of the same
determination named iuo certificate liable to copfsea
o tion, peimis'ion to eiI produce which be
proved TO have paid itans dues will he refused by
n the customs until tue nt dues shall have been paid
.s VIII.
0 Tradth he CdpiaL
Il is agreed that n0se of the United States shall
have the privilege ofring the capital city Of Pskng
n | for the purpose Of trai
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. Abohtffhe Meliage Fte
u ~ ia ag.aaI that tlur cent ape ot on t.., ,,a ~ |