The national Republican., 1866-04-12


dollars for each person he or they may arrest and
take before any such commissioner As aforesaid,
with such other fees may be deemed reasonable
BY such commissioner for such other additional
services as may be necessarily performed by him or
them, such as attending at the examina ation keep
ing the prisoner in custody and providing him with
food and lodging during his detention, and until the
final determination Of such commissioner, and In
general for performing such other duties as may be
required In the premises such foes to bo made up
in conformity with the fees usually charged by the
officers Of the courts Of justice within the proper
district or county, as near as may be practicable,
and paid out Of the Treasury Of the United States
on the certificate Of the judge Of the district within
which the arrest 10 made, and 70 be recoverable
from the defendant as part Of the judgment in case
Of conviction.
SEC. 8. And 6s 1t JartAes enacted, That whenever
the President Of the United States shall have reason
to believe that offences have been likely to be
committed against tho provisions Of this act within
any judicial district, II shall be lawful for him, in
his discretion, to direct the judge, marshal and
district attorney Of such district to attend at such
place within the district and for such time he may
designate for the purpose Of the speedy arrest
and trial Of persons charged with avioatou Of this
act; and 1t shall be the duty Of every judge or
other officer, when any such requsition shall be
ceiyed by him. to attend Mt the place and for the
time therein designated.
SEc. o. And Be IL Jriher enacted, That II shall be
lawful orthe President Of the United States such
person as he may empower for that purpose, to EN-.
ploy such part Of the land or naval forces Of the
nited States, or Of tho militia as shall be
sary to prevent the violation and enforce the due
execution Of this act.
Sac. TO- And BE- IL f,trtker enacted That upon
all questions Of law arising in any cause under the
provisions Of this act final appeal may be taken
to the Supreme Court Of the United States.
SCHUYLER C0LFAX,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
LA FAYETTE S. FOSTER,
President Of the Senate, pro tenpors.
In The Ss,,at Of the United States, april 9, 1866.
The President of tho United States having re-
turned to the Senate, in which 1t originated, the
bill entitled "An act to protect all persons in the
United States in their civil rights, and furnish the
means Of their vindication," with his objections
thereto the Senate proceeded, In pursuance Of the
Constitution, to reconsider the same and
Resoirei, That the said bill do pass, two-thirds
Attest: j. W. FoRNEY,
Secretary Of the Senate.
In the House Of Representatives. U. s., Aprl9, 1866
The House Of Representatives having proceeded,
in pursuance Of the Constitution, to reconsider the
bill entitled "An act to protect all persons In the
United States in their civil rights, and furnish
the means Of their vindication," returned to the
Senate by the President Of the United States with
his objections and sent by the Senate to the House
Of Representatives, with the message Of the Presi-
dent returning the bill
ResoiVed, That the bill do ppss two-tbirds Of the
House of Representatives agreeing to pass the same.
| Attest: EDWARD McPHERsoN, Clerk,
by CLNroS LLOYD, Chief Clerk.
/ [PrBLIc-No. AL
An ACT to grant the right Of way to the Cascade
Railroad Company through a military reserve
| in Washington Territory.
Whereas the Cascade Railroad Company, a cor
| poration duly created and organized under the
laws Of Washington Territory, has constructed and
put in operation railroad on the Cascade Portage
Of the Columbia river in said Territory, portion
Of which said road Is constructed through u mill
tary reserve Of the United States; and whereas
doubts have arisen as to the right to construct
such road through said and the validity Of
the charter Of said company: Therefore,
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
ssRtdtipeS Of tie United States Of America ia Con-
grsss assembled, That there shall be- and is hereby,
granted to the said Cascade Railroad Company n
right Of way Of sixty feet in width along the line o
said road at present const ructed, and along the
changes of location hereafter made to straighten
and render said road safe through the public lands
of the United States the military reserve, and the
lands Of private persons agreeing thereto including
all necessary grounds for stations building, work
shops depots, machine shops, switches side tracks,
and wharves. And the charter of said company rs
horeby adopted and declared to be valid: PT0Vided
That nothing in this act shall be construed as tC
give said company the right to occupy for any pur
pose whatever than sixty feet In width on the
line of said road At any point points where tn,
space or pass between the river and bluff or noun
tain Is so narrow not to admit of the construc
tion of another parallel railroad, turnpike, road
canal or other public work for transportation Of
freight or passengers.
Approved April 10, 1866.