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an Act further to provide for tie safety of the
Lives of Passengers on Board of Vessels propel
lod ;n VvI,,lo or in p,rt br sto,,, 20 ri. :.
" Va " ~ '-tN'''''' w N7"'''0
tAc SalafleS OF Steamboat inspectors, and t0l
other PURPOSES
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fesehIali'eS OF 'iG niteit 9-ateS OF America in
congress ">7ciholcu, lhat II am engineer or Pi-
ioi; Icci7ct. III pursuance OF law ny any inspector
oi po1' d oi nleccoIs snltl' % tue niucrahce OF
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rs on SUCH refusal TO give such statement in wr;
Ting, or to admit such persons into the pIlothouse
us aforesaid lis license shall be immediately re-
yokcd upon the same proceedings As are nrcyi-
ded bv law in other cases of the reyocatiou of
such licenses
Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That when
boilers are so arranged on steamer that ther,, is
employed water connecting pipe through, which
The water may pass from one boiler to another
there shall al so be provided similar steam
nectioa having an area OF opening INTO each boil
CT ol IL SSl one sqHare men lor every two square
ieet OF eneGiiye he'lihS suriace contained i'll any
one oi 'ie nolierS so connected, hall the Hue and
All 0'hcr surfaces Deng computed as effective
ana no Ooiler slaii hereafter be allowed, under
any circumstances, greater working pressure
;l'In ; o'ie nuiofeu ana lity POUNDS 10 the suare
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w. ~ y, sli3ll pG Pi'cea
ed TO pressure not exceeding two pounds above
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% sGcuIco ~ INC Inspector against the interference
:" ti pcl 1oi.S engaged III tle management OF the
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PUBLIC ACTS.
CHAP. CCXXXII.
CHAP. CO-AAAII.
An Act to revive the Grade of General in the
nited States ARMY


An Act to revive the Grade of General in the u
nited States Army.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF Re
representatives. OF the United States of America in
Congress assembled That the grade of general
of the army of the United States' be, and the
same is hereby, revived; and that the President
is hereby authorized, whenever he shall deem it
expedient, to appoint, by and with the advice and
consent of the Senate, general of the army of
the United States to be selected from among
those officers in the military service of the Unit
ed States most distinguished for courage, skill
and ability, who, being commissioned general
may be authorized, under the direction and dur
ing the pleasure of the President, to command
the armies of the United States.
Sec. ,. And be it ttrter enacted, That the paw
proper Of the general shall be four hundred dol
! lars per month; and his allowance for fuel and
quarters, when lis headquarters arc in Washing
ton, shall be ut the rate OF three hundred dollars
per moth an;! his other lOWanccs in all respects
the same are allowed to the lieutenant general
by the second section of the act approved FcbrI-
airy twenty-ni,e, cightccn hundred and sixty nine
eighteen hundred and siXty-tOur, entitled An
act rpViVing the grade OF lieutenant general in
the United States army y; and the ccf of taft
to the lieutenant general shall be transferred and
be the chief of staff TO the general with the rank
pay, and cm0uments ofa brigadier- general in the
army of the United States; and the act approved
March third, eighteen hundred and sXty-iivc en-
titled ''An act to provide for chief of stah 10
the lieutenant general commanding the armies
of the United States, " is hereby repealed, and
the said general may select from the regular ar
my for service upon his staff such number of
aides, not exceeding six rs he may judge proper,
who during the term of such staff service shall
each have the rank, pay, and emoluments OF Il
colonel of cavalry. And it is hereby provided,
that in lieu OF the staff now allowed by law to
til" lieutenant general, he shall be entitled to two
aides and one military secretary, each to have the
rank, pay, and cmoiuments OF Il icntenaut cn'un-
cl of cavalry, during the term of such stali ser
vice.
Approved July - 1866.
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Approved, July 25, 1866.
CHAP. CCXXXVII.

l.
An Act to annul the thirty-fourth Section of the
Declaration of Rights of the State of Maryland,
so far as it applies to the District OF Columbia.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That the thirty-tourth sec
ton of the Declaration [ofl Rights of the State
OF Maryland adopted seventeen hundred and
seventy-sx so far the same has been recog
nized and adopted in the District of Columbia
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cordance Herewith, shall be, when hereafter
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at least one calendar month before the death of
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FALL OF TABLE RocK-A letter from
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A HAPPY REJo1NDER.-At Oxford. som

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