The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-22


Abe Interest In default Of such fuhlment the
Secretary Of the Treasury may take possession
be issued upon the completion of each twenty miles OF
the road. The United States must ngush as rapidly
ms Is compatible with public policy the title OF the Indians
10 the lands granted by this act connection is auho
ed py any other road chartered by the United states
by any State with this road
IMPROVEMENT OF LAKE SUPERIOR BARBoRs.
MT RAMSAY, rep of Minn presented the memorial
OF the Minnesota Legislature asking appropriation
the improvement of the harbors Lake superior also
for the establishment OF port of entry at the head of
Lake Superior Referred to the Committee on Com
merce
PETITIONS
Mr. SUMNER repD OF Mass. presented the petition of
coored citizens Of Virginia for equal rights and also the
stitnon be amended to prohibit any state from
making stinctons in civil rights account of color
Both petitions were referred to the Committee on Recon
NEW YORK pnEssx.KERs AND THE REVENUE TAX.
Mr. FEssEsDEN rep OF Me- presented the petition OF
the present tax their business which referred to
the Committee on Finance
PROTECTIVE TARIFF.
Mr. CowAN rep) of Pa, presented two petitions for
protective tariff numerousy signed which were referred
70 the Committee on Finance
AssErANr Assg soRs ASKING FOR MORE PAY
Mr. CowAs also presented the petition o. assistant
for an increase OF pay which was referred " the
PUBLICATION STATUTES THE urrRD STATES
Mr.. AN1HoSY, trep) Of r L.. from the Committee
Printing to whom was referred resolution of inquiry
TO what leg station necessary for the publication
of the statutes Of the United States reported JOINT
renew the contract with Little. Brown Co.. who shall
be required TO publish the statutes within seventy days
United States shall expenditures
LttlH, Brown Co. for printing, editing &c, and five
per cent added.
The resolution adopted
LAND GRANT TO KANSAS N AID or CONSTRUCTING RAILROADS.
Mr. PoMERoy, trep) Of Kansas called up the Senate
construction of the Northern Kansas Railroad, which
was passed
PUNISHMENT FOR CONTEMPLATING AND OTHER CRIMES
The following bin was called up by Mr. POLAND (repj
OF w., and passed.
i ss any an
o s .a ss,s
oSs official bond public
United States or shall utter publish
r Ps
Sn
% be false forged altered counierfeited; shall
x. s,.S p,f'Ss g
ss$s: Isl 'sss: sP:s &C.:
soanisrsiisd for the purpose Of dsfraadns Tn.sa
guilty OF felony and being thereof duly convicted shall be
to Be and s kept a. hard labor FOR
thousand dollars both of said punshments the dsce
SEC That II offence shall be committed any place
hs % been c ss @ be S Ss e s the
Sis:d o. The P91,.I%sni thereof !: specially provided
% .s
thereof be liable to and receive the same pan.hen the
and in force provide the IKE offence commit
@ ss an. sDd o
such Offences in Of the courts Of the United States
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
Mr. HARMS, trep) of N. Y, reported from the Judi
DIARY Committee the bill concerning appeals wrts OF
error and injunctions.
:. EL STEWART (rsbl Of Nevada, reported from the
Committee on the Judiciary the bill to provide for
reports of decisions OF the Supreme Court with an
and inserting provision for extending the term Of six
months allowed for the publication Of reports to eight
months
OF SENATE CHAMBER REFUSED TO TEXAS REFUGEE
Mr. VISION (repl of Mass, offered resolution tender
ing the use Of the Senate chamber to Mr. NJ. Walng
refugee from Texas for the purpose Of delivering lee
ture on Tuesday next
Mr. GRIMES irep Of Iowa. said that this was cstab.
bshng precedent for the future he would call for the
yeas and nays on its adoption.
The CHAIR stated that the resolution could only be
sidercd by unanimous consent
Mr. RIDDLE, (dem OF DEL objected to the resolution,
and II les over,
ryIEeRArmo COMMUNICATION WITH THE WEST rsprEs
At the expiration OF the ne hour the unfinished
business OF yesterday, which the bill 10 authorize
the establishment Of Geographic between
the United states and the West Indies taken up the
pending question being upon Mr sherman's amendment
20 the last section authorizing Congress 10 fix the rate TO
be charged by the company.
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than on any bill before n this He regarded II
p,h par,,npn, sasa ha ali ,be,r mi, are sn,nS
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intended TO offer amendment striking out the pro-
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