The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-05-08


$5s7, $40
Foreign exchange was firm, and bankcrs asked 1924
ITO at the close for thoir sixty days bills.
Tho money market continues very easy, notwtistand-
ing tho largo subscriptions TO the thirty loan
owing TO the government disbursiug the funds freely
upon their receipt and without Withdrawing than
necessary from the financial centres. With more than
nno hundred millions Of currency in circulation, tho
volume Of which being swelled by tho issue OF nearly
three millions Of national bank notes pcr week. it is
impossible for to experience uninterrupted
tary for a long tinc 10
Tho subject Of q resumption OF trade with tho South is
engaging the attention Of tn, mercantile community
Already steamers advertised to sail for Charls
ton and for Norfolk and Richmond and thrce sepa.
lines running hence TO New Orleans line
Savannah 10 also about TO be established Pending the
declaration Of the policy Of The with regard
10 the property Of the rebels however Southern produce
will not bc likely 10 ind it, rapidly from the interior
to the seaboard " railways and other transpor
ation facilities necessary to that end existed. But the
latter have been great extent cut up and destroyed
and il will be considerable time before they be
fully restored and then mainly by Northern
capital and enterprise II admits Of no doubt that
sweeping system Of connscaion would leave the South
hopeiesy dcsolacd and bankrupt and that its
ton were could only be accomplished by cap
for such a regeneration The resolutions Of tn Cham
Der Of Commerce Of this city at its annual meeting
recently held pointed to the evils or such course and
advised concilintory and magnanimous policy, viii
would favor the commercial interests of both sections.
Now that the is practically ended IS 20 the int.
Of tho whole country that the Of peace should
open auspicousIy as possible. policy OF
connscation applied TO private property would not
pay, to use common expression; for, In
the nrst place. the cotton, tobacco ard other pro-
duce in the Southern country available for commercial
purposes probably much less than is gene ally sup
posed and much Of what there would reach
hands after the PRONUNCIATION OF concation order and
In the next is 10 be gained by taxation and
Meanwhile the pormi, systcm under the Treasury
regulations is likely 10 prove inyidious and onerors
while encouraging favoritsm and corruption II IL 10
be hoped that IL will not he long before the President
viii dom IL advisable, under ,hs altered aspect OF affairs,
70 these restrictions which hardly be con
sidered necessary to the public safety
The Instructions Of the Secretary OF the Treasury to
Supervising local and assistant spcc. agents at ports
within insucctionary States with the re.
cent Executive order. NJ follows
TnyAsrpY DyrAnraLNT NAV L. 1866
Military restrictions having been removed upon the
transportation OF merchandise INTO the following named
suucccn, Viz Tennessee, Virginia, North Carolina and
Sou,h Carolina, ard much Of the States Of Florida
AWDama.
sssipp river shall be declared be within the lines
OF military occupation, Comptrcliers or Customs ~
the several ports IN the loyal states and OF snch ports
In the sLeconary States have bsoa opened 10 the
commerce Of the world, have been declared permit
officers and authorized and directed 20 permit and clear
such merchandise no, prob bitcd rs shall be requested
copy Of which authority aud direction Is hereto attached
On the arrival Of any vessel with cargo permitted
and cleared at any port within iusurectioary state
will be the doty Of the special AZ nj 10 rcqcire her
manifest 10 be delivered 10 hun the vessel be dis
charged under his general supervision and IT, exam.
nation there rs found merchandise not duly entered
the manifest and permitted or prohibited articles
euch articles must seized aud tbe facts promptly
ported ~ N department. All articles shipped from
port In insurreconay State must be manifested and
permit therefor duly lraDtsd by the proper SPECIAL
agent. No goods can he transported from an insurrec
tonsry port except authorized by the ninth section OF
the act q Jy 1894 and such A. have been Tesod by
the government H. McCuILOCH,
Secretary Of the Treau ry.
The permit fees which oil collectors and other permit
officers authorized collect under section Of the
Treasury Regulations dated July 90 1894, thus
mcrated
Fee. for administering oath and certifying afhda-
Fees for authority from agent 50 %
Fees for certificate Of assistant local special
Fees for each permit for purpose Of irade..... 20
Fees for eech permit 70 ,rsnspor. cotton from any
insnrrectionary district into any 10y al Stat, per
ress IoI permit to i;aifcr tobacco per nad
Fees 10 transport TO or from such distr, / other
produ ", goods wares, or merchandise, three
per centum on the sworn invoice value there.
OF st the place 81 shipment ...............
Fees for each permit for individual family, or
plantation sufplM Oh every purchase over
Fees for over $50 and not over 500 .......... 10
For permits for ndi. dual family. or plantation IN
plies not over twenty dollars In amount no charge Is al
lowed, except for revenue Stamps, aidayits aud GER
tihcates in districts under restriction; and no charge
except hve nts for permit and i've cents for 20 rev