The New York herald., 1865-12-20


tons from Nj. Carlyle the special agent Of The United
States Treasury ogve ccrtihca FOR goods,
ar merchandise, shipped from canada 70 the United
States unless ruch goods &C., be accompanied hy
made out a the current value OF such goods Mt the
port or Shipment duty paid; and that any goods. &C
which may forward nDaccompanied with such certi-
6c viii he seized by the Collector Of the United
States port collection district into which they NAV be
sntrotnced Two invoices 10 be made-the show
sDg the bond the other the value duty paid The
latter ~ the TO be acknowledged and on which
Bntcd States revenue is 10 he collected.
The next difficulty 10 be encountered may he the col
ectors arbitrary valuation at the collection district
THIS extraordinary atiemp; 10 stop the trade
with Canada II is at once reputation Of the bonding
system and infringement OF treaty regulations OF
trade. sr Carlyle hs order the seventh section
Of act 30 provide for internal revenue passed AZ te
Thirty eighth Congress o the United States which rear
~ follows - ~. -. ss.'-s ..---,
ihs - NJ 'ss"- where i sba be imposed any
& = unsy uTy os s. s.o aus g"s n ali III es %sarc % h
duty imposed hy Jaw shah be- egn'ted by Or dssed ~ bs
.rses qana or parr q so"es ,, wai's o. M
slai De imported or entered actual mark,t
value mLe;sle price thereof At he period q .ae
;Ssr % " s hn p 81 e s s ss' S hisr int
shali be ,crsdesd the value which DEFY shall b. ss~
The pr-Lcipe npon which the meaning Of tbs sec.'an
nj The act y interpreted ny w Carlyle - too aDsnrI cf
dscussor and his order wi! doubt he sct rs de b,
Ghe Secretary cf The United States Treasury The inor
preiafon under which Mr. Carlye's order was gwen
that tie port OF destination is bxed by the entry
IN port Of goods IN bond There can be nolh'ng more
Tie destination Of goods entered in bond ~
no. nSec by heir entry In bond The iact that ihey are
entered assumes the contrary, and that tEey are
merely hds' Ia Besides, there two values to
snesshandise. The one, the value IN bond The Other
s gy s ny paI a' o"s noa% sa"e = wosa e 1T t es ~
&;iied ard fai the yal,s del, paid anadan has
Tight 20 hoy bend At New YoS!. NQLer me sot'rn.
D.rt o' Great Britain nor Canada have ai,enp'e" !.
eiarye duty The value cf the merchandise imported
at New ycrk and rsshipned 10 Canada anoini 'I''sa
States duty II they did, would be collecting revenue
sseumsd duty which had never as'stcd, 2R lssSr
hrd been paid. In like manner The lrittd States, ~
ascssing The doty Oh goods al tho valve alt" duty u
pad IS collecting revenue on the amount o; an assumed
duly wkicb Ecvtr existed or conuc. tbis order
vii not az, & goods charged specie duty under the
United States tariff but ad vaorem duty yoods Vii he
affected and IL will he dangerous the valuations
OF collectors under such rnling Mr. Carlyle has given
Thc more we look for motive N th's new re.sial,"
Abe farther from finding u. ~ SO stupid ar'
injarons the or the Uniied statcstbat We
feel satisfied canno, have received The attention o. any
important officer la the Treasury Department. IL w"'d
banell and eTcyuiagtmen. Of Am.ricnr sffTrr.rs ~
goods from canada TO tic slltca States and 10 SOP
,ns % ss.ps I q ,u' sssui ~ ha ''' paaer ,Ie irass
fSeualcGs u the United states with England, France
and other countries, there s positive WRONG ~ We w
ncasure done 10 .ansda u the Canadian merchant 81
Monirea import goods for the western tued stale
MARKET via CnnHda at lover rate Than The Eprsh,
French German merchant of Boston, New YORK ~
Ph,lae Ipha Nv OF any OF those cities 80 much
Che b<ticr for Certainly the revenue - uf
United States does suffer in consequence of the goods
IN, Canadian di,cctson ~ imported ~ way y
New York Boston Phiadeirfia IA, the duty would te
sa,d tier, 90 the value bond. The Jana"sn u'i
chants AK ouly eq condtons that the duiy be paya
on tho value m bond here. The importer u goods
ct Montreal gives a bond 20 the Canadian government,
tbe obligation be void the exporation ~ the same
y,ci. py what construction does Mr. 'miyle
sevume that sp,h goods entered for coDsnnr-
tion here, when tho conditions ,how The cor.
srary That the merchant has the privilege OF
changing his mlnd with regard 10 the ultimate d's'
tiBation ~ nothing 10 the purpose. That pr'lepe
which belongs to commerr nj regulations IN ciN yoi
nations everywhere TIE United siaes government mas
porfect right to abolish the bondinp system 10 their
country altogether " they think proper 10 do so
but hv this regulation they claim not onv the right TO
aacish n their couGry, but also N other soan
Ares
Bot supposng the Canadian government should abol
isb the tarr excepting the few articles which are
manufactured in the Province, aud resort To drest
tasat,op ss u means ol tthe trussf
and farest system ~ raislng re,snuel would the
limited states government s,ill persist Ia assessing
aaods imported that country BY 81 Canada
value which collectors might think proper to
naue thereby virtually declaring intercourse with
pv,sssh PRO, ntceS That would bring the matter 70 3
huai ,ssue, and perhaps the sooner the better.
when srau suddenly biockadcd the ports ~ Chile
without the usual notice all the Chambers OF CONN ere
q EngIand and France passed resolutions asking ihsr
respective governments to apply the proper provisional
aean in the case protect the comineics 81 her 70
spcctlye countries The Beard al Trade oi Montreal
should meet action IN this matter and addtsss
~. p.,,,sh Minister nj Washington the subject.