The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-30

airing tho organ preseribed by law for
tho F,fh regiment; but hereafter adjntant auarerma
ters and commears shall be extra neutenants selected
from the hrst second eutenants OF the reg mt.
The cavalry u be The same n0~ organized, except
that each regiment shall have veterinary surgeon with
salary OF hundred dollars per h The company
commssarv sergeant In abos he'd and the regiment shall
have but hospital steward The fortynve infantry
regiments shall consist Of ten regiments Of ten com.
panies each In the servce twenty-seven rcgi-
ments formed by adding regiments 10 each bati
Of the nine remaining regiments; three regiments OF
veteran reserves and i've colored rgimcnta The SEQ
h0ns relative TO appointments Of officers the number OF
officers and The enlisng Of th0isand Ind ans are
the same as in the bin previously presented Enlist
ments shall be for Ave years There shall be gen.
eral lieutenant general Ave major generals and
brgader generals The other sections relating 10 minor
details are taken from the old bill with light modinca
zion.
COLLECTION prMRrcrs NORTH caRaLrSA
Mr. CHANDLER Introduced bin relative ~ Collection
districts in North Carolina which was referred to the
Committee on Commerce II creates fonr Ooec Ion dis
trics, vz-1st Abemarie; including Albemnric, Crri-
tuck and troa on Sounds and the waters flowing into
them and that part OF Pamco Sonnd north OF Logger
head Inlet I'd, PamIco; including all Of Pamco not
included IN the Albemare district and the south line o.
Neose river; port OF entry at Ncwbcrn 3D. Beaufort
including the territory south or Panco and north Of
New river 4th, Wilmnrton; incud ng all south OF
Beaufort The Secretary Is empowered 70 change tho
port OF entry from Beaufort to Morehead City when
deemed necessary
ooxrEssarros or coIncroRs OF CUSTOMS.
Mr. CHANDLER introduced bin to 0x the compensation
OF certain Collectors OF Customs and for other purposes
which was referred TO tho Committee Commerce. II
likes tho salaries ut Galveston Suiara and Brazos do
santingo In Texas at q 500 per annun at Beaufort,
8 G., and Pensacola, Fla, at 3 000 at Georgetown,
u. g., Cherrystonc Va Beaufort N. c. Brunswick Ca
81 Augustine ~ Marks and ApalachIcola Fla, Teche,
la at $500 each II authorizes the cretary OF the
Treasury 10 fix the salaries of Deputy Collectors and
Naval Officers and Deputy Surveyors at not higher rate
than hy per cent over the salaries previous to ls60
except In New York. II provides that Naval Oicer
Collector shall receive compensation for storage The
fourth section Of the OF Feb n 1895 revving
act Of March 1875 shall not DO construed to in
q
NATIONAL TTt1GpArn Bill.
Mr. SHHRmAs, Tcpl OF Ohio, called up the National
Crimes amendment 10 strike the words ''tha the
National Telegraph Company, corporation organized
under the laws OF the state Of New York April 10 1899,
shall have the right" &C. and insert ia lieu thereof tho
words that any telegraph company now organized or
authorized to be organized shall have t.e right" &c
Mr. SHERMAN offered In hcu Of Mr.. Grimes amend
nent a substitute for tho fourth section OF tho
bill, that any other telegraph company organ
ized under the laws OF tho United States or
OF any State for the construction OF telegraph lines
through the different States and Territories OF the Union
may have and enjoy such rights and PRIVILEGES are
hereby conferred on the National TeeVrsph Company,
subject TO the same restrictions and obligations by this
act are imposed upon the National Telegraph Company,
provided they hle the necessary papers with ihe Post
Mr. snE,tsAK subsequently withdrew the above, and
the question rccurred on Nj. Grimes amendment
MI NrE, repl Of Nevada SAID he could not sec y, tho
new company was simply " get the present monopoly
10 purchase this franchise lie did believe
n
sary The Supreme Court had held often iha, corpora
tion chartered In state had right To extend itr
functions TO another State This National Telegraph
Company ncvcr would build lnenever intended 10 do
H. II was simply speculation, and is would be unbe
coming the dignity Of Congress 10 he party 10 H.
Mr. cossEss said that u he understood Mr. Nys rsht
II that be maintained that tcrs In Cou-
gress trying 90 break down he telegraph
poly as any other line would be bought mp ~ soon ~
chartered.
Mr. NYE said the effect Of this aud all suoh bills would
be 10 increase the cost of tssgraphing II would only
make the present monopoly add the cost Of parehas'
MI snExnAs sssd vs: provided In this bill that The
new company could no, sell ou, u. priviIssss
Mr. EvE--Without the consent Of Congress
Mr.. sHERnAs said Congress could withhold iis
Mr. NrE said the conssn, % sell would bs a. sss.l,
Mr. saERnAs said Mr. Nys could not knew The ssnsis
nsa Who were about 20 take hold Of lhis matter II
ilir shermanl had ns'-shs hrss man on s wss worn
snoshsr million TO and making Z ave noas b. ssiiins
' Mr. cossss Cos % resumed ,Ss soor = sSsos.y q a, I'm
~ proposal 70 Be amended by n. 0amsa 0ns e Us
q shs Pscsne coast isbossd wss shs nosoSciy .SIcS
controlled The Telegraph bsswssn here and California
Not long snce tho Supreme Court dsosdsd land Of
taken posssssion Of BY mon hsongng 70 the company
who succeeded In making IN immssss speculation ont
NJ. Hsspmcxs, tdsm., Of Ina, Inquired Of Ms xys
e.sts lsw ne nsht % ell %, Il sacSss psfu.,,sd
70 DO By STATE lSw
~ NE sald thss ocasssus could pvvsss them from
selling oos the wires scros asyisAbis srssps and
Mr. srswaar. tr,pl Of NsvsdA, savos.ssd The blii
The government should en0DrraGe all parties deslrn9
70 enter into sach public vsrk Congress should rsn
s,,s ~. - ~ 49, -n.,. $500 4. 49, .y soa larry
After further discussion, 10 which HsssrA wausm.
hc.sra Dooaaic ana others took part ths snsndn~"s
Mr. HsspHcss moved 70 strike out the following ffom
the 1rr s~etoo "a And NAV nrs emp, ana ,lss sach
,a,,,on - az. ns.re..s.s ,.,,,, t..1. .nsr.h ~bh
E.'n "a ~ ' ".,.p,y' ,p p.Dpn ~ .Is ,assS 49, ~
- - .ncs ~ s.~sspn mv ~ .osea ~ n'v "
nceosssV '" wv nsuo"s n.' e1.sea.s Sns 0u,1e' 80.
Won Ior sch slaton snch STATIONS 70 90 no' hss Than
fifteen fnnos apart.
Mr. Cosssss moved 10 smend the ,mendmsn, by s,rik.
ing out aoae quarter section and inssrlua .ifDrty
sr1~s
Mr. Hryprcr~ accepted the amendment or Mr. Con.
ness - subxhute fof ME afnennnenf snd " was
adopted
Mr. NYr moved al hall. four clock ths asu.
ate adjourn which - ~. dis~xr,~d IN
M Hxvpr "a suol ara nst the bin a. nvoiv,ns the
,. ~ - sh"sL - ~ 20 - ~ s'' =. "s ~
confer
hn Wnses moved 70 poapons me Further eonsiisn-
tion ~ the bV un Vie nrs Monday IN Decsnosr, which
disagreed ~.
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