New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-06-26

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hundred thousand dollars for the expenses Of y
ing the revenue from. customs for each halttaJ
and after the last day OF December eightessY
dred and siKty-tive, and in addition thsrssI
sums as may be received during said hals.ye'
ine-, penalties, aud forfeitures connected W.
customs, and from storage, carriage, draya,
preparations for the expenses of collecting
enue from customs" approved June ID
eighteen hundred and fiity-eight, be, and thq
hereby, repealed.
Approved May 3, 1865.
JOINT RESOLUTION expressive of the ~
of the nation 70 the officers, soldiers, and /
Resolved, That IL is the duty and privileess
gress to express the gratitude OF the nation n
officers soldiers. and seamen of the Un ted N
by whose vaor g. endurance, on the land y
the sea, the beion has be en- crushed and M
and its power have been BUNDLED by whose n
TO the cause of freedom the government OF M
pie has been preserved and mantained-.,I
whose orderly return from the fire and blood N
war to the peaeefnl pursuit, Of private life thsl
a nation has been so signally manifested N
world
Approved May 3. 1866.
JOINT RESOLUTION extending the TINA n
completion of the Union Pacific railway, ~
Resolved by the Senate and House of d
sentatives of the United states of America nj
Rress assembled That the time for the compiled
the first one hundred miles of railroad aud teie,
line by the Leayenworth, Pawnee, and Westernl
road Company, (since called the Union Il
the tenth section Of the Charter OF the Un,on
Railroad Company, of July first, one thou san
hundred and sixty two, and in the fifth sectonA
eight hundred and sixty four, be, and the
hereby, extended until the twenty seventh
June one thousand eight hundred and sixtysl
that the time for completing each succeedinpsI
OF one hundred miles shall be reckoned from NJ
twenty-sevenl h day of June in said year.
SEC. 2. And be 1t further enacted, That Ii. !
he M tbarrn n
Railroad, and ali its several sections, is c4tepS{
the term OF two years.
Approved May T. 1865
JOINT REsoLU lion to provide for the eIsz
Of crude petroleum from internal tax or dut
be it resolved by the Senate and Hou.e Of n
sentatives of the United States of America IS
gress assembled, That paraffi OIL not eycesSl
specific gravity thirtysix degrees Baum6 hUiy
ter, the product of residuum of distaton
petro cum and crude oil. the product OF the In
single Oscillation OF coal, shale. asphatum ~
other bituminous Substances, shall. from al
the passage of lis joint resolution, be oSemN
internal tax or duty
Approved May 3, 1866.
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to the at,s
ASSASSINATION of the Emperor OF kussil /
Resolved by the Senate and House Of n
sentatiyos of the United States of America in +
gress assembled, That the Congress OF the m
States OF America has learned with deepna]
the attempt made upon the life of the Empe2
Russia, by an enemy OF emancipation. The ~
sends greeting 10 his ImperiI Majesty and 4
Russian nation, and congratulates the tgenh
lions OF serfs upon the providentia SCAM
danger Of the sovereign, to whose head AMI
they owe the blessings of their freedom.
| SEC 2. Aud be il further resolved, That ths
dent of the Uni ed States be requested To forr
copy Of this resolution to the Emperor Of RI
Approved May 10 1865
JOINT RESOLUTION relative to the cours
post office of New York city.
| Be IL resolved by the senate and Huu.e Of D
| santa Of N cd Mt nj III
grees assembled, That the mayor and p0stmls7
the city Of New York. the district attorney q
Unite States at New York city, the presided Z
Chamber of Commerce of the State OF NsT /
and Jackson S. ShultZ, Charles H. Russes
Moses Taylor, Of New York city, be appoa1
! commission TO select proper site for Il buile&
a post office and for the accommodating Il
United States courts in he city of New Y9tl
that they report to the Postmaster General "a
/ Secretary of the Interior, at their earliez |
, venience the selection upon Which they, o. u
jority Of them may agree, and the price u
such site can be purchased by the goyerna5
the purposes contemplated in this resOutiaI
new site should he Sc ted; and thai II said q
shall meet the appreciation OF the Postmss.a
era and the Secretary of the INTERIOR theJ |
communicate the same, with such additional
, gestions as they may think proper to Gynrea}
. Approved May IL, 1856.
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the ssaj
of War to grant the use of certain lumber ID
fair for the soldiers and Sailors Orphan lid
Resolved by the Senate and House OF 4
sentatives of the United States OF America al
gress assembled, That the Secretary cf vi
hereby authorized to grant the use OF lumbs1
demanded by the department for immediate a
the err ction of temporary buildings in the 4
Washington for the national fair tor the bes
the Soldiers and Sailors, Orphan Home. I
! Approved May Id, ls66. /
A RESOLUTION to extend the time for il
struction OF the first section OF the Westenf
railroad.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of q
sentatives of the I'm ted States OF America n
cd hat he TINA far nstrH
OF the first twenty miles of the Western
railroad be extended to the fret day Of Jn&
eighteen hundred and sixty seven; bit this
sion is upon the condition to be acce- ted
company, and notice OF such acceptance TO n
, by them TO tho Sc rotary OF the interior, "
lands known "a the lands Of the ex mission
jose. as included in the map and survey 4
.. made October, eighteen hundred and sGyis&
Il, IL. Dyer, Deputy United States surveyor -
be Included in the grant here toiore made
! said Western Pacific Railroad Company.
Approved May II, LEG.
A RESOLUTION to authorize certain medlE
+ distributed to veteran soldiers free IF pos5
Resolved by the Senate and House Of
sentatives OF the United States 81 Amerca
State OF Ohio is hereby authorized 10 did
. through the mails free OF postage, TO yesa
be reneTs m Of 6s stne an
. ease the envelope inclos ng the same y
!. ranked by such adjatant general in tho mod
4 | scribed by the Postmaster Genera.
= Approved May %, 1866.
z JOINT RESOLUTION respecting quarlntd
i health laws,
!, Be il resolved by the Senate and House d
sentatives of the Unitet States of Ameriaa
!, gress assembled, hat the secretary Of the ~
a be, and he hereby is. authorized to make u.
into effect such orders and regulations Of qai1
as, in his opinion, may be deemed neeesl
proper, in aid Of State or municips lauthorM
s guard against the introduction OF the cholenr
i, ports of the United States: ana the Secreit1
q Treasury Is further authorized 10 direct the
~ officers and the officers commandng eyenn
10 to aid in the execution OF such quarantine
i in the execution of the health laws OF the ~
spectively in such manner as may TO him
= cess8ry. And such an amount OF money -
~ necessary to carry into effect this Joint resaA1
n hereby appropriated out OF any money nv
u ury not otherwise appropriated; PROVIDE
p thority hereby granted shall expire on the ln
y day in January, ammo Domini eighteen nuns
e. Approved May %, 1866.
q A RE OLUTIoN providing for the aresp1
" collect on Of plants rendered TO hf
- States by Frederick Peeh.
N sentatiyes of the United States OF Alnera
~ gress assembled, That the United States
l. collection of plants rendered by frederek
70 his memorial of March second eighteen
= and sxty-six, and that the same be deposTa
Department of Agriculture; and the SUM
hundred dollars IS hereby appropriate =, o@4
u to enable the Commissioner of Agriculun
a. cure suitable cases for the protection OF sna'
n approved MAY 70, ioOo
I A RESOLUTION authorizing the appointa
~ examiners to examine q site for ~:
II basin for iron'c vessels of the UsiHa
4 navy. 4.
! Resolved by the Senate and House
sentatives of the limited States of Amercs
guess assembled, That the Secretary OF tne
Authorized and directed to appoint boIps
=. aminers to examine d site at or near
n Maine, for the fires 10 water basin for roncsa
u of the United states navy, and TO ascertain
a. vantaRes and cost of said site, and repon
Congress during the present session.
a Approved June 1 1866.
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