New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-11
Rules and Regulations.


With view OF carrying ont the purposes OF
I the Executive rs expressed H. his Executive order
barring date Of April - IrtJ " To relieve al loya
ciizcns and weldspOscd persons residing Ia inauirec
tinuary States from unnecessary commercial Icsrlc
tions and encourage them to return fo pncei pnr
suits the following regulations are prescribed, and WA
hereafter govern commercial intercourse btNe'n y,
states Of tennessee. Virginia. north Aho..hh SCUM
tCAolina, Georgia FLORIDA, Alabama Mississippi enc
Louisiana, east Of the Mississippi RIVER. heretofore d.
oared in instruction and the luyel states
Firsf-AH commercial Transactions under these rcgu
llations shall be conducted under tie supervision ~ OIL
cers ~ customs md others acting officers ~ customs
Sfc0ad-PHoHWITD ArTICiTs--Ihc fO.opl.f d.
ticlos prohibited aid none such viii be allowed O.
be ported TO or within any State heretofore de-
carcd In Instruction, except ON Government account
viz: AIMS anmgTitOr, all articles from which ninmr.
milton Is naacturod. gsay uniforms and coth loco
motives. ears railroad iron, and macAnery for opera
ting railroads, telegraph wires insulaOrs and insiu'
mcnts for operating telegraph lines.
AMOUNTS or PRODUCTS ALLOWED, AND rih'Is TO
WHICH SUCH MAY BE TRANSI OBIfD.
11ird-lt having been determined and agreed upon
by the proper officers OF tho War md Treasury Depart
OF the Act Of July lsoi that Tie amount of goods
required 10 supply The Necessities OF tie persons
residing the Dsurrcciionnry States within the mill
tary lines Of ibs United States forces. shall be al
amount equal TO the eggrcg rte Of the applications
therefor and that tie places to which such goods may
be taken shall be nll places IN such lines that may b.
named In tie several applications for transportation
thereto 1t is therefore directed that clearance shall
DC granted. application by any loyal oillen FOR all
places which, under the revenue end collection laws Of
The United States, have been created ports Of entry and
delivery in coastwisc ade the applicant may desire
CLEARANCE.
Fourfh-Pefore any vessel shall be cleared for any
port within the insnircetionary States. or from one
port TO another therein, or from any such ports to
FORT in the loyal States tho master Of every such yess
shall present to the proper officer OF customs man
fest Of her cargo. which manifest shall set forth the
character Of tie merchandise composing said cargo
and IL showing no prohibited articles shall be certified
by such officer OF customs.
ARRIVAL AND DISCHARGE, or CARGO IN AN IssUE-
RECIIoSARY STATE
FOn the arrival If any sucn vessel ut the port OF
IL shall be the duty OF the master thereof
to present "a the proper officer 81 The customs
the certified manifest Of her cargo. vhercup0n The OIL
shall cause the vessel to be d'ehargea under his
general supcryisOn and If the cargo Is found To
espond with the manifest certificate TO that effect
shall be given TO the muster. thore shall be found any
prohibited articles they shall be seized ana hcid subject
10 the orders Of the Secretary Of the Treasury and the
officer shall forthwith report 10 the department all the
facts Of tho case; and any such vessel arriving from
any foreign port from any domestic port without
prSper clearance or with contrabaad articles shall
with her cargo be- seized and held subject TO cons
cation under the laws Of the United States.
LADISG wIIHIS, AND DEPARTURE FROM, An INsUR-
RFCTIOSARY STATE.
Si1,h Vessels in ports within insnrrectonary State
not declared open to the commerce Of the world shall
be laden under the supervision Of the proper OF this De
parimcni whose duty shall be 10 require before any
articles allowed to he shipped satisfactory evidence
that upon Oil merchandise the taxes aud fees required
by laws and ,heso regulations have have been ,
With With the amount so paid. shall be cor;
tilted upon the manifest No clearance shall be granted
II upon any article shipped the fees and internal
taxes either shall only have been secured to
be paid. Such fact shall be noted upon the manifest
and the proper officer at the port OF destination of such
vessel shall hold the goods I'LL all such nHes and fees
shall be paid according To law and these regulations
SUPPLY STOKES.
Ssrenh Persons desiring TO keep supply store ai
any place within an insurreetionary State shall make
application therefor to the nearest officer Of the Treas
ury Depa tment which application shall set forth that
the apple ant loyal 10 the Government O the United
States and upon being convinced Of such loyaliy al
license for such supply store shall forthwith DO granted
and the person TO whom the license il given shall bel
authorized TO purchase goods nt any other supply store
within the nsurecoDary States OF at such other point
az he may select The party receiving such license
shall pay therefor the license fec prescribed by the In
terDal Revenue law.
EXEMPTED ARIIcsBs.
EiSh: All articles of local production and consump
tion such fruits butter, ice, eggs meat wood, coal
&C., may. without fee restriction. be freely trans
ported and sold ut such points IN an insurrecionaiy
State as the owner may desire
SHIPMENT OF PRODUCTS or AN EXTRAORDINARY
STATE
Nith-All cotton not produced by persons with their
own labor or with the labor Of freedmen or others EN-
poycd ana paid by them must before shipment To any
port pidcO IN lOyu STATE be sold 10 ana fehOd by
nn officer Of thd Government especially appointed for
the purpose under regulations prescribed by the5
Secretary OF the Treasury and approved byI
the President and before allowing any cotton
or other product 10 be shipped. granting clearance
for any vessel the proper customs officer other Per
Sons acting such. must require from the purchasing
agent the internal revenue officer certificate that
the cotton proposed to be shipped has been rosod by
him. that 2'per cent of the value thereof has been
paid TO such purchasing agent In money and that the cot
ton Is thereby free nom futbcree tax If the cotton
be shipped is claimed and proved DO the
product OF PERSONS own labor, or Of freedmen ORR
others employed and paid BY them. the officer will re-
qnre that the shipping fec Of three cents per pound
shaIl DC paid secured to be paid thereon Ii any
product other than cotton In offered for shipment the
cetiica te Of the Internal Revenue officer that all in
terpa taxes due thereon has been collected and paid
must be produced prior to such products being shin
or cleared and If there Is no internal Ieyenue officer