The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-08-07
OFFICIAL.
RESOL UTIONS.
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION OF THE 2HI1s'
TEToURTH CONGRESS-


" Lf RESOL U7IONS. T
PASSED At THE SECOND SESSION. OF THE 2H14'
TEEoURTH C0NGR&SS.
No. IL
jsyT REsoLurov authorizing the Secretary o. me S
20 expspd Portion of the Contnseh' UNI IVA '--e
Ing the Navy Department Building.
Re Il ~eso,,sa BIZ ths S7raa and House OF Represela
yss Of Tie U'ttsd States 40 a Nsyy b. and he hereby
Il antorized TO srpepd so much of the contingent ina
heretofore appropriated may be ,0r mat the
wants of the Department
Approved, Dsssubss 10, lSoa
.tte mo-. 81
Rrs1ur,os rendering the Thanks Of Congress 20 Cap
tain John A. Winslow, U. 3. Navy and 70 ING oTeefs
and Men under bis Gan,s On tn the n;ra,cs
Gran the aAlaSsms" In Compliance with the prssi'
dents RECOMMENDATION to Congress Of the NTH OF De-
GENDER eighteen hundred and slxty-iour.
p-,arv.a by the Senate and HOUSE Of Representatives
oftss Uaed Slater Of America IN Congress- assembled
fhst che thanks Of Congress DUE and hereby
ess 20 y e ocers petty ocsrs and ma
rnes Of the United States steamer Ksarsage for tho
skin and ssllanry exhibited by him and the officers aud
men under his command in the brilliant action the
nineteenth OF june eighteen hundred and sixty be-
tween that ship and the pratica craft "Alabana"-a
vessel superior . his own In tonnage In guns and IN the
Approved, December 20. 1854
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tsnant wI,am n cn.hing ~ tha T,ritad asat.s Nava
and to the Officers and Men who assisted him In bis
gallant and perilous Achievement in destroying the
rebel Steamer "Albsmarls" In Compliance With the
Presidents Recommendation to Congress Of the nth
December, eighteen hundred landI slxty-four.
Resolved By The Senate asd House Of 1eprssArtatves
Mst The tbsrks oS co,grsss ara an snS srs h"rsbv
1ardrS n fdsm.srsnt Wiiliam CS,n~ AZ tbs Tjnits3
State Navy and 70 the officers and men under his com.
Shs ofsha
a. Plymouth North CAROLINA on he blight of the twenty
sevanth AZ Octoer eiehteen hupdred and sixtv.four
approved 0'esA'@ ~ .0o''
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joint ELsoLuI!os ssnGes nv I1 T OF sns feople
ane q Censsss 20 S9s 1ens1s a. ~s :; snsfmah
ann ,ns mi hvan III .meir
8sal. eoaous'la 'ue' LAYS o'a'snt "o'smsnt|aroush
Georgia
reiolred By The Senate and Ho1se Of Representatives.
that tho thanks Of the people and Of thc Congress Of the
United states are DUE and are hereby rendered to Major
Ssnsrai william I, sherman. and through him to tho
emcsrs ano nien 9nuer nus commando 'or ther gsIany
noovs ~ Ataw,s and N. ",s march thence
and OCCUPATION Of that c,v and that the President
10y ~ =. MI ~; Jui ds,ssoi ahopnsn
ms Aunro " a srn vrvs 10 iSss
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JoSF hksoLonos pros!Sng 70. tns hstniIsuon o. tns
Reciprocity treaty q nItn JUNE eigntssn hundred ana
nyfour oetWeen 'ns onsso sta'es ana oreas sf'sin'
WHIREAe Is provided in the Reciprocity Treaty
aud ty.for between the United States Of the one part
and the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
tho other part that this treaty shall remain in force for
years from the date at which may into opera
sr either of the high contracting parties shall give no.
tee to the other OF its wish to terminate the and
whereas it appears by proclamation Of the President of
hundred anu nat teaiy came ,n.o opsrauIn
on tnat Gay and II Is no longer ior e
,nssresT 2, ane united es'es 70 commune 'ne same III
aof 500, ansis ~ e.,, J r. If p.,r,...t,,:,s
- y stt ny IT. ~ Co.s sJ
~ no,;e ~ ivs ~ ts in ~ ths pcinro
city Treaty according to the provision therein contained
~. nsd sta,es H. berehv charssd with tSa conm"rco
% s nc ~ ~ IN nts5
Kingdom Of Great Britain a.! and Ireland
Appfovso' January 40 Aeo9'
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RESOLUTION 70 present the Thanks Of Congress to
1rcyst Mater General Alfred Terry and the ohcsrs
kesovsd by the Senate and House Of Representatives
q Ns N,itsd Satss Of America Congress assembled
spss. Major General Alfred Terry and to
and men under bis command TOR the unsurpassed gal
lantry and sktll sxnhed ny tnem ~ we atack upon
Fort Fisher and tne brilliant and decisive victory ey
which that important WORK mas esen captured from the
rebel forces and placed n the possession ana under the
81 ~ rd sroiio o tb ca.s Of
tha in hs mdst of The greatest difficulties and
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esogs5 ,,. :, s,u,... x.,o,,., rh.. .hs prs.;ao,,
- az 1;nitd Sea- ho rd hs b,rs,~ IL reons.psd ~
p sns Se ny; ~, T ~ 10y toNnp
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Am 70 .ns 9uissis anu 81 o iSes "uNe' MAO ''A'
AVpsosso' 's'uAfs 81 Aooo.
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Resolution rendering the Thanks Of Congress to Rear
nrs Daa r9rss sna u 70 ,ne fS wy
s1nesr Seamen ana aiafines anaer nis Commune, ,or
me ussnuy ana sooo oonauct ~ tne reesn'esptufs
o. Fort Fisher.
6s'sysa ey Ms &na1s aaa Hose q Asprsssnsatt,rss
gMs United States Of AmSy7ea IN Congress assem6ea,
That the tnanas Of Congress are Rear
Admiral David Porter ana TO the oicer petty Officers
Deasu aud marines under his command, for the upsur-
passed. gaanty aud skill by them In the attacks
upon Fort Fisher, and the brilliant and decisive victory
BY which that important work has been captured from
thu rebel forces and placed ne possession and under
the authority OF the United stesi ana ior tnsr long
and faithful services ana unwaveng esvotion to tho
ties AID dangers.
so. ~ g 1rst .axs smS k.s.as si
~ Gussu HJrI port snd thonnL n e W.. ~.
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