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ALBANY, March 29 1869.
BILLS ORDERED TO A THIRD READING.
TO partition the ands OF the st. Regis Indians be-
tween the Protestants and Catholics extending the
boundaries Of Peekskir; Incorporating the Citizens
Gas Company of Auburn; amending the charter OF
the Young Mems Association OF Bufal0; to regulate
the leasing OF stalls and stands In the public
markets Of New York; In relation to the WallabOut
improvements: for the relief OF Brooklyn Central VIII
liamsburg and Brooklyn Homeopathic Dispensaries;
compelling Joint stock companies to nle certificates
In each county where they have an once, ana to ad
init service Of process In civil actons Incorporating
the CITY Of CohOcs; Incorporating Stuyvesanf Savings
Bank of New York.
Adjourned.
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DOMINION OF CANADA.

Bridging tho Niagara Rivcr-Heavy Failure
In Montreal.
OTTAWA, March 20, 1859.
The Erie and Niagara Extension Railroad Coms
pany and the Erie and Niagara Railroad Company
have given notice that they will mako application
to the Dominion Parliament for powers authorizing
both or either OF these companies to construct
bridge over or tunnel under the Niagara river at
or near Fort Erie, to cooperate with any similar
powers existing within the state OF New York or
created by the Congress Of the United states.
The discount on American invoices for this week
Is twenty-four per cent.
A. 4 4. Amos. leather merchants, OF Montreal,
are reported to have suspended, with heavy liabili
ties.
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GREAT BATTLE NEAR TRINIDAD.
Reported Defeat Of the In
surgents.
Seizure and Search Of British Vessels
by Spanish Frigates.
THE ENGLISH TROUBLES IN CHINA.
CUBA.

Reported Defeat or Insurgents Near Trfnl-
dad-Troeps Arriving ae Cienfucgos-A Con-
voy fren Puerto-Prlncipe nc Santa CRUZ
Capture sf . British vesseI-Ths Peruvian
Monitor at Ragged Island.
HAVANA, March 20, 1859.
Trinidad advces to Saturday last report the defeat
Of large body Of insurgents In. that Jurisdiction,
but the losses on both sides are not given.
Intelligence from Cienfuegos, dated yesterday
states that the telegraph has been re-established
Troops were arriving there and being sent into the
interior against the insurgents.
Dispatches from Santa Cruz to the 10th instant
report the arrival there Of 1000 men from Puerto
Principe for supplies They were under orders to
return ON the following day.
News from Nassau to the 22d inst. has been re-
ceived. The Spanish war steamer Warrior had cap
tured the British vessel Je Davis returning to the
island with sponges. The schooner Britannia was
stopped and searched.
The Peruvian Monitor was still lying at Ragged
Island awaiting supply Of coal from Nassau.
Skirmish at Cardenas-Inurgents Reported
Surrounded at La valladora-An Expedition
Started from Cienfuegos.
HAVANA, March %, 1869.
On the outskirts Of Cardenas last Saturday night
q patrol was fired upon. The fire was returned and
two Cubans were killed and one was taken prisoner
severely wounded.
President Baez, Of st. Domingo, has refused to
allow the organization Of expeditions In aid Of the
Cuban rebels.
The Dtayto publishes the following news from the
INTERIOR
In the Cienfuegos district the government troops
have completely surrounded the rebel forces under
General Ballon at La Vallad0ra.
General Bucea, with 900 regulars left Cienfuegos
yesterday to attack the insurgents in the mountains
near Sguanca. He expects to eject junction near
that point with a column advancing from Trinidad,
under General Escalante.
The bark r. w. Griffiths had arrived at Trinidad.
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NEBRASKA.

A Slandcrer C0nvicted-Progress Of the Union
Paciac Railroad.
Sr. LOUIS, March 20. 1869.
An Omaha despatch says Henry Hickman, o
prominent member Of the First Baptist church, who
was on trial for falsely and malIcousy assang the
character Of Mrs. vermoe. the wife Of the pastor,
was found guilty.
six miles OF the Union Pacific Railroad track were
laid on Saturday. The work Is being pushed west
OF Ogden, and II Is expected that the permanent
lines through the tunnels at Echo Canon will soon
be finished.
Work on the Missouri river bridge here Ia pro-
crossing favorably. The engineers expect soon to
commence work on the centre pier.
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ENGLAND.
The Volunteer Review at Dover.

The Volunteer Review at Dover.
LONDON, March 20, 1869.
great review Of volunteers was held at Dover
to-day. Over $4,000 men were present in the ranks
and an immense multitude OF people witnessed tho
spectacle. The weather was sQually and some snow
fell In the morning. in consequence Of which the
execution OF the mannuvres was delayed until the
afternoon. Some accidents happened and several
persons were hurt, but no one seriously. portion
Of the channel neet was or the shore and went
through the movements Of o naval review, exchang-
ing salutes with the batteries on the land.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

First Assistant Engineer John Roop has been or.
dered to the Kansas. Passed Assistant Paymaster
r. N. whitehouse has been detached rom the Dale
ana ordered TO settle accounts Acting Master Al
bert Taylor, Acting Ensgns David Lee aud J. 4.
whitman and Acting Third Assistant Engineer y.
J. sword have boon mustered out.
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OHIO.
MULTIPLICATION ef Raiiroad Leases.

NuIiincation Of Railroad Leases.
CINCINNATI, March 20. 1859.
The passage OF the Stlckney Railroad bill win have
tho effect to nullify the lease OF the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton and Dayton and the Atlantic and Great West
ern roads. The bill provides that the Cincnnat
Hamilton and Dayton road shall pay the contracts
Of the lessn04
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MARINE DISASTER.

Loss or tho Brig Ferret-Captain and Crew
Rescued.
LIVERPOOL, March 20, 1862
Intelligence has been received here Of the wreck Of
the brig Ferret. The vessel and cargo are Q total
loss. The captain and crew are saved.
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BIG EAGLR.-Mr. william Price, Of Tamworth, re.
Gently caught In Q small steel trap white-heade1
eagle, measuring from tip to tip seven and one-hAR
feet from the tip OF the bill 70 the end Of tall thre0
feet weighing eleven pounds The trap was fastened
more than nfty pounds, and such was the strength
or the eagle that be could raise the carcase from the
ground. He showed 80 much fght that Mr.. Pros
was compelled to XII him.-COncord IN. H. PGtrt0t.
March ~
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MAILS F0R EUROPE.

The Cunard mail steamship Siberia will leave this
port ON wednesday for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe viii cose ct the Post 0ni0os
at half-past eight O'Clock A. n. on wednesday.
The NEW YoRK REHABILITATION for Enrope-wih-
be ready at eight O'Clock In the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing, six cents.
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FRANCE.

Omcers and Privates Ordered to Rejoin Their
Regiments.
PARIS, March 20, 1859.
Oficers and privates on leave Of absence have
been ordered to reoin their regiments on the LIST Of
April.
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A. Gouruud,s Italian Nfedicassd Soap has.
cS sIsns.s g:sx Cr as pi ola e sSsis .:
An land ~ praises IN ne REMARKABLY .ct,cs
pe p.rnc,oa. .ne oaons s1ssssd Which, Sv
sSS :s4n sss sc &c: SS <:
:.ss -; .s s'ss
son: Sasssn1a mS,pS.S i one Ss@,ss.s
. lss move % ' sis is Of Nay TO % Boad sirssl
A.-Pockes and Table HALVES, Carverss.
AA''''' '~' J. cURLEY 1 BIO Iss Nassau street.
A.-NoveIties In Dry Goods. sugden e.
BRADBURY corner Of Bowey and B'sscxer street. oAasa
Americas waIsham watches-Thc Most Re-
Y:s. ,sss sisssa is 'S CO. ;' S sssss..S
sSss,s m,aa.esar'r' licensed s
Baich,. I. x. L. Rye whiskey.--DsstlIied "
cor ss Pennsylvania by farmer di.tcrs N the oiA
fashioned -'' . saEcA e S ssos iis tS drssa~isS ...
B.rk.r,. Eir.usus.-Clean and Rsfreshl.g !:
Csuses The hair 20 and prevents iss falling out
BascheIor,. Hair Dys.-The Best IN Z he
ou". s.' Factory is BOND street.
Brokaw Brothers, "a Fourth Avenass sp-
posIis Cooper Institute
u.sss.I,ssS Mss Z. Dys ass! iss.s
Cedar Camphor for Moths.
New sifs. THEOD s. HARRIS Boston, AL drusgists
sell H. ei 80; q; soc
For GENT. stylish Hats Go 70 v.p'~ Ia
Fulton street, New fsrs-
Go 10 the Great sale Of Ei.s Five Rs.dy Made.
Clothing. Gents ana BOYS,
Io'mo"o~'n BRoKAw BRorHERs.
"a Yoarth avenue, opposite Cooper hskssuts.
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y-~o~,.rs Notjce.-The Hnv vana Lstserxu.
A. srtiee have appeared In several papers In the uuivf
stsss stating Royal Havana Lottery Of Cuba VOID
bs authorized by The Adnistraor q
repors. -. LIN ~, ~ "sh srvsl
Pamphless, Law Reports, &c. Exsr ussa
with nsatness qusknsss aRd dsspssch tssydvs or csak
cheaper 81 other printnS cmy
| at the METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING kSrAHLISA
Royal Havana Lettsry.-Prinss Ppia In Cola
furnished The highest pa for Douhiooaa
saa Al kin q Of COLD and Silver.
" Taylor CO., Banksvs, 10 VAN ssrsst. AE
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The Famous Csvner-oS Nassas street..
Fulton The hssrepousaa Job Prnns E1Aslshssa
Words OF wisdon for Yeung nren ON. the
Tor iSs sras and unfcsssnsss ssps - .ss.a sss ss.s
lcpes free OF charge Address PthAnos, boa 2, fhns-
WIsh Teuyoss and spsna1sufai HaIr.-Bcse
Suahy hAw We and Hair oyeing. all colorN ~ BAlvH&e'
LoHAn osaas sirssI
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MISSOURI.
Great Steamboat Fire In Sc. Louis-Four
Steamers Destroyed.

ST. LOUIS. March 90 1869.
About eight O'Clock this evening fire broke out
on the steamer Ben Johnson, lying at the foot of
Washington avenue, and In less than fifteen minutes
the Henry Adkins, next above, and the Carrie K.
Kauntz and q. b. Allen, below, were mass OF
flames and the entire upper works destroyed.
The Fanny Scott and two other boats adjoin-
ing the Allen were cast loose and noated down the
stream, and although the Kauntz followed swiftly
after them still burning nercely thev escaped un-
harmed All the boats were loading for the noun
talns.
The value OF the steamers and insurance cannot
now be asccrtained.
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CONNECTICUT.

A Female Patient In the state Insane Hospital
Killed by Her Roem.matc.
HARTFORD March 20, 1853.
AT about six O'Clock Friday morning one OF the at
tendants at the State Insane Hospital at Middle
town, on going the rounds OF the female wards,
found In one OF the dormitories q female patient
named Jane Bow, OF Hartford lying In her bed hor-
ribly gashed and bruised, and welterinp In her own
beaten by another female inmate, who had taken an
iron casGor FROM the bedstead for the purpose
There were $50 cuts on her person and an artery
severed. The woman was alive when found, but
died about f0ur hours afterwardA
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A seasouable Tonic and InvfkOrafor.
HOFFss MALT EXTRACT (fmportsd).
Price q 60 per dossn. No. ~ Murray street
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Balch,s 4. x. Il. Rye Whiskcy.-Distilicd IN
stys IN BY farmer dstcrs In the ol4
u e. laoS s;s q, IA and sss%ins
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A.-Pockcs and Table HALVES, Carverss.
Ra,ora Scissofs. Ac., wholesale and retail
J. CURLEY 4 BRO l81 Nassau street.
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wIss Teupess and 1enamsufai Hair.-Bese
LOgAH osAa arssI
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Batchciorsa Hair Dye.-The Best In he
world only perfect dye; haruisss relsase nstAs
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For Gents stylish Hats Go 70 vsn's. 14i
Fulton street, New Ysrk.
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Bar,er,s Hrsutus.-Clean and Refreshlng !.
Causes the grow and prevents It's falling out u
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Cedar Camphor for Moths.
Nav siss. THEOD 8. HARRIS, Boston. AL druggists
eel L. 81 60; al; SOC.
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Brokaw Brothers, "a Fourth Aveaass sp-
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Crfstado UncquWIied Hair Dye-- sold
and applied Wig and Scalp Fhctoy, No. Asor House
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A.-Novclties In Dry Goods. Sugden q
BRADBURY corner Of Bowey and Basecker srsst uassa
with Lord faylorl
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iish Tomorrow night she will give the drama Of
deborah" This she performed In before, ana tho
New York pubic know what to expect.
BRouGHAM's THEATRE.-"Tiis Last Legs was the
appropriate title OF the piece selected last evening
by Mr.. John Brougham to mark the last change In
the programme and the last nights Of the present
dramatic season at the gded little temple that bears
his name In Twenty-fourth street-which really has
been on Its "ast lers'' for some time-and to wind
up the last nights OF his performances In this city
for at least some months to come. The piece
in question is one Of Mr.. Broughams most
last evening, with Messrs- Brougham. stod.
dart and Hale In the principal roles. The
stormy weather prevented large attendance,
but the few persons who witnessed the performance
the above named trio for venturng from their houses
upon such cherries night, and they evinced the
pleasure which they experienced In the ncartiest OF
laughter and by calling the genial John twice be-
house on saturday evening next. and on the follow
ing Monday the opera bouYers from the Grand opera
House open with "La Perichoe." After the terminA
ton Of his engagement IN this city Mr. Br0ugnam
more than probable that as he journeys westward
he viii tarry for while in salt Lake CITY TO oaAignt
the saints with his inimitable personatlons.
THE TAxMANy.-The performances last night at
the Tammany were witnessed by the largest audience
we have seen In any place Of amusement IN this city
for time II Ia easy to account for the throngs
that nocked IN to the old wigwsm, as for the past
week an announcement In our advertising columns
set forth that one Of the Gregory boys was 70 achieve
hitherto unknown feat-i. e., osturning complete
somersault while passing froTn hands to hands Ths
| perforwAnaen commenced with . series u gym
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ana au kinas Of COLD and Silver.
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Go 10 the Grent Sale Of Fine hoedy 1xadss
Clothing 0snis' and Boys,
io'mo"o"'A BRoKAw BRorHERs.
81 ronrth avenue, opposite Cooper Msksuts
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Americas waltham Watches-The Most Re.
u.hi. ,yrst eepers made For sale 1t lowest New York
nrscss n b. BYNNER 4 CO., 1ss Broadway, N.Y.
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American velocipedes. $50 TO 800 cnch.
10 trade and schools Msnufactursrs licensed By
STEPHEN W. SMITH, ~ William street.
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Words OF Wisdoua for Youns nren ON. the
Ruling Passion n ycssh end early hasAo~ WIN sclthop
lcpes free Of charge Address PtAn,ros boa r, Fhns-
dsphia, pa.
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The Famous Csrner-o5 Nas-aa street,
corner Fulton Tss opoIaa Job Prasins Elssishs2
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pamphlets, Law Reports, &C., Exc. .ussA
Win nsa,sss auisknsss sad dsspssch twesyavs sr csal
other prntlns saka0iHsauAsos cV
Al ne METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESIA RLisA
NENT N Nassau strssA
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iPublic-No. Sc.

An Act to provide for the execution OF Judgments
IN capital cases.
Be it eli ,cted by the Senate and House OF Eep-
resentatiyes Of the United States Of America in
Congre assembled, That whenever Judgement
Of death has been, OF shall hereaf er be rendered
in any court of the United States and the case
has been or shall hereafter be, carried to the
Supreme Court of the United States by appeal
or writ Of error in pursuance Of law, it shall be
the duty of the court rendering such Judgement,
by order Of cout, TO posp ne the execution there
cf from time To time and fiOm ERIN to term until
the mandate Of the Supreme Court in such case
shall have been rece we'd and catered upon the
records Of tine lower court; and in Case sact
Judgment Is affirmed by the Su'remc &. urt, 1t
snail be tine duty Of the court sadefins the
original Judgment to appoint day t,f the eAe'u-
ton there f; and in case Of reversal by the
Supreme Court such further proceedings shall be
had in the lower court as the Supreme Court may
direct.
Approved, March g. 1869.
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hereby granted to said Stat. shall be disposed of

hereby granted to said State shall be disposed Of
only in the follhwing manner, that Is to say
when the governor Of said State shall certify to
the Secretary of the Interior that ten CONTIGUOUS
miles of said road are completed, then quantity
of the land hereby gaanted, net to exceed thirty
sections, may be sold and on from time TO time
until said road shall be completed; and II SAID
road is not completed within five years no fnr-
Their sales shall be made, and the lands remaining
unse shall revert to the United States provided,
h I'VE, er, That the entire amount of public land
granted by his act sha not exceed three sections
per mile for each mile actually constructed.
SEC. G. And be it further enacted that the
United States surveyor general for the district
# Oregon, shall cause said lands, so granted, L"
be surveyed AT the earliest prag ticabe period after
said stare shall have enacted the necessary leSls-
lationto carry this act into effect.
Approved March 3, 1869.
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Joint Resolution explanatory OF ii = act to create
an additional land office in the stat # Mime
sofa approved July twenty fifth, eighteen hun
bred aud sixty eight.
BE it resolved by the SENATE and House Of Rep
rese,tatives Of he United States If America, ia
Congress assembled, That the limits OF he land
district As design tted III the act entitled An act
to create an additional land district III the state oi
Minnesota approved July twenty fifth. eighteen
hundred aud sixty eight, 10 vii: - all That part
Of he north western land district which lies
north Of township number one hundred and TWEEN
ty-four no. tn and wesi OF range number thirty
five west Of the NTH principal meri tidn.' -hill
be construed to embrace all the lands north .
township one hundFei and twenty fJuT and west
Of said ahge thirty FIVE.
Approved, January IA, 1869.
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sixty eight.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled, That so much of the third
section of the act providing for the sale Of The
arsenal grounds at saint Louis and Liberty. Mis-
souri,, and for other purposes; approved July
twenty five, eighteen hundred and sixty eight, as
grants to the city If Saint Louis the westernmcst
six acres of the tract of ground occupied by the
saint Louis arsenal be. and the same is hereby,
repealed, far as it designatc5 the part of said
tract granted and in lieu Of said westernmost
SIX there shall be granted to said CITY for The
purposes and upon the conditions expressed In sad
act, other six of SAID tract, to bc designated
by the Secretary of War: and that the periud
limited in the said for the erection Of the
monument therein contemplated to be erected
shall be considered commencing at the time
when the Secretary of War shall have designated
the six ofsaid tract To be granted TO sad
CITY: provided, however, That no part uf the said
acres sha be- selected east OF the western line
of the ground occupied by the Saint Louis and
Iron Mountain railroad
Approved, March 3. 1879.
Public 80
An Act to amend an act entitled - An act to pro-
vide a national currency secured by pledge Of
United States bonds. and to provide for the
circulation an, redemption thereof 10y extend
ingcertain penalties tn accessories
Ee it euacter by the Senate and House Of Rep |
reseutatives of the United >tates IF America in |
Congress assembled, That every person Who shall |
aid or abet any officer or agent Of hnt ass Grafton
in doing any of the acts enumerated IN eectbu |
ffty-two Of an act entitleu - An act 10 provide
nat Enal currency seCul ed by pie,t-e Of I'M Ell
State, bond, and TO provide for tine circulation |
and ret!-mitiDn thereof approved February |
twcnty-fifih eighteen hundred and sixty hree
with in ent to defraGd deceive, shall be iiai''e
to the zane punishment therein provided for the ,
principal
Approved March s. 1863.
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wed, January Il, 1869.
IPnhlic Resnluti0n-No. 4

Public ResnlutiDn-No.
A Resolution authorizing the transfer OF certain
approximations h. Tetotore made for the public
printing. binding, and engraving.
Resolved by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sen,atves of the Unitei states Of America in Con
gress assembled that the Secretary Of the
Treasury be ami hr is hereby. authorized and
directed to cause the sum of one huDd Ell and
cinety-four Thousand dollars u be tran ferred
from The apprOpI iatIon - fr paper to- tie public
printing" contained in the act entitled - An
act making appropriations 1ur the legislative,
executive, and Judicial expenses Of the govern
ueut for the year ending June thirteth, ei4h-
teen hundred and sixty nine" approved on the
twentieth Of July, eighteen hundred and Sixty
eight, iu cid OF the appropriation. Contained in
the Same act. fOc the following purposes, and
in the following proportions. 10 wit:
For the paDiic binding, the sum Of one hundred
and ten thousand dollars.
For lthngraphing and engraving for the Sen
ate and House of Representatives, the sGm Oi
eigh,y-fuu Thousand dollar.
Approved, February 9, le63
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An Act further 10 provide for giving effect t
treaty stipulltions between TINS and f1reIs

An Act farther 10 provide for giving effect to
treaty stipulltjons between TINS and f|reiSn
.cuyeTurn- uts f,r the cXGradltion Of CRIMINALS.
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep
resentatives IF the United States 81 America IN
Congress assembled, That whenever any person
who shall have been delivered by any foreign
government to an agent II agent al the tnitci
Srates f,r the turpo-e Of being brought within
tue UnieI States and tried 70, any crime of which
he is duly accused, the President shall have pow
er to take all necessary measures i1r the 'rauSpoE
..ltiun AMI safe keeping u such accused person,
aud # his security az tnst awless violence, until
The final conclusion Of his trial fJr the crlmets OF
.tfcnces specified in the warrant Of exiradl Il II,
ana until Ills tual discharge from custody or I'M
tJrisonmeHJ fIr or on account OF such crimes OF
offences and for a reasonable time thereafter.
And it Shall be lawful for the President, or such
person as he may empower for that purpose, t.
employ such portion Of the land naval forces Of
me Uulted States, OF Of the militia Thereof, as
may be necessary t,,r the safe Keeping and pro-
tection of ,he accused t&aforesaiti
SEC . And be it further enacted, That any
rers0, duly appointed as agent to receive IN be
half Of the Unite States the delivery by a tore
ign government of any person accused OF crime
commute within the jurisdiction OF the United
States AID To convey him 10 the Glace OF his thai,
shall be and hereby is. vested with all the pow
ers of marsh al Of the United States in the sew
arsl districts through which it may be Necessary
fur him to pass with suc prisoner, 50 far such
power is requisite for his safe keeping.
SEC. g. And be it IL Their euacted, That i any
person or persons shall knowingly and wlif"liy
,bstruct resist, oppose such agent iii the eecI-
ZION If his dI lies, shall rescue, ct attempt to
res ue such prisoner, whether in The custody VI
The agent aforesaid or Of any marshal, she III,
J4itr OF o her officer or person to whom his Gus
;ody may have lawfully been committed, every
person so knowingly and wlifuily offending n
the premises shall on conviction thereof before
the district or circuit court Of the Uni ed States
for the district which the offence WAS COMMITTED,
ne fined not exceeding one tn 'usind dollars, and
,npriso, ell not exceeding year.
Approved March 3, 1869.