Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-04-13
The DAILY CHRONICLE.
laws or THE UNITED STATES,
Passed at the Third Session of the Forty
Second Congress.

Passed at the Third Session Of the Forty
| Second Congress.
gtPUsLIsHED M AuTHoRlrrJ
GENERAL NATURE-No. 42.l
For fuel for cadets mess hall. shops, and
laundry. three thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For postage and kilograms, three hundred
For stationery, blank books. paper. envel
opes, quilts, steel pens pencils, erasers, wax,
and ink, five hundred dollars. nan T.sF 81
For transportation of materials. discharged
cadets ferriages. one thousand FIVE hundred
dollars.
For printing type, materials for office, diplo-
mas for graduates, registers, and blanks. seven
hundred dollars.
For compensation of pressmen and litho.
gropher. ono hundred dollars.
For clerk to Disturbing officer and quarter
master, one thousand six hundred and fifty
dollars 49, - -
For clerk to adjutant, one thousand FIVE hun
For clerk to treasurer one thousand five hum
dred dollars. W.
For department of instruction in mathemat-
pensation of non commissioned officer in charge
soldier writing in adjutanfs Office fifty dollars !;
pay Of engineer Of heating and ventilating ap.
paratus for the cadet barracks, chapel and phi
losophical academy including the library, one
thousand five hundred dollars; pay of assistant
Of same, seven hundred and twenty dollars !;
pay Of Ave fremen, two thousand two hundred
dollars; increase and expense of the library,
thousand dollars. 80 ro.
For pay of librarians assistant, -one thousand
dollars. as6ss9s ss lt1 3dt toA 40
For contingencies for superintendent of the
academy, one thousand dollars. - 81.
For furniture for cadet hospital, one hundred
dollars. .a5s5l saal5a5
For buildings and grounds: For repairing
For rebuilding the dam at the foot Of Crows
Nest mountain, two thousand four hundred
and eighty dollars and six cents. .-,.....<
For preparing site and constructing founda-
ton and beginning superstructure for cadets
new hospital, twenty thousand dollars.
For commencing system of sewerage leading
from barracks of troops, three thousand dol
lars. tlsi9Os j. 8es .l i@tltF-
For remodeling battery Knox, ten thousand
dollars. fsf.fter 'l.fi s.lrits. sf.t -
Approved, February q, 1879. feil 1sd
is,n GENERAL NATURE-No. &C. it gel
An Act to carry into effect the provisions of the
Britain signed in the city Of Washington the
eight day of May. eighteen hundred and sew
enty one, relating to fisheries. mon. l..fs
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives. of the United States of Ameri
ca in Congress assembled, That whenever the
T0SiueuL VI Tue uItoQ CCat0S SHALL receive sat-
isfactory evidence that the Imperial Parlia-
ment Of Great Britain. the Parliament of Can
ada, and the legislature of Prince Edwards
Island have passed laws on their part to give
full effect to the provisions of the treaty be-
tween the United States and Great Britain
signed at the city of Washington on the eighth
day of May, eighteen hundred and seventy one,
as contained in articles eighteenth to twenty
fifth, inclusive, and article thirtieth of said
treaty, he is hereby authorized to issue proc
- ks@w&1 A<IA ~s, xtoll
and thereupon, from the date of such procla-
nation, and so long as the said articles eigh>
teenth to twenty fifth, inclusive, and article
thirteth of said treaty shall remain in force ac>
cordiug to the terms and conditions of article
thirty third Of said treaty. all fish oil and fish
of all kinds. Except fish of the inland lakes and
Of the rivers falling into them, and except fish
preserved in oil y being the produce the fish
cries Of the dominion of Canada or of Prince
Edward Island shall be admitted into the
United States free of duty. y dl5l'
Sec That whenever the colony of New
foundland shall give its consent to the applica>
ton of the shpulations and provisions Of the
said articles eighteenth to twenty fifth of said
lature thereof, and the Imperial Parliamen
shall pass the necessary laws for that purpose
the above enumerated articles, being the pro-
duce of the fisheries Of the colony of Newfound>
land shall, be admitted into the United States
free of duty, from and after the date of the
proclamation by the President of the Uuited
State declaring that he has satisfactory evil
dence that the said colony of Newfoundland has
consented. in due and proper manner, to have
the provisions of the said articles eighteenth to
tended to it. and to allow the United States the
full benefits of all the stipulations therein con-
tanned, and shall be so admitted free of duty,
so long as the said articles eighteenth to twenty
fifth, inclusive, and article thirtieth, of said
treaty shall remain in force, according to the
terms and conditions of artiP1a thirfv third of
Sec. 8. That from the date of the Presidents
proclamation authorized by the first section of
this act, and so long as the articles eighteenth
of said treaty, shall remain in force, according
to the terms and conditions of article thirty
third Of said treaty, all goods wares or merchan-
disc arriving at the ports Of New York, Boston,
and Portland. and any other ports in the Uni
time to time be, specially designated by the
President of the United States and destined for
Her Britannia Majestys possessions in North |
America, may be entered at the proper custom |
house and conveyed in transit, without the pay
ment OF duties, through the territory of the |
United States, under such rules, regulations, |
conditions for the protection of the revenue as |
the Secretary of the Treasury may from time
to time prescribe; and under like rules, regu> |
chandise may conveyed in transit, without the |
payment of duties, from such possessions, |
through the territory of the United States, for |
export from the said ports Of the United States.
= Sec. 4. That from the date of the Presidents |
proclamation, authorized by the first section of |
this act and long articles eighteenth to twenty
fifth, inclusive, and article thirtieth, of said |
treaty, shall remain in force, according to the |
terms and conditions of article thirty third of |
said treaty, all subjects of Her Britannia Males
ty may carry in British vessels, without pay
ment of duty, goods, wares or merchandise |
from any one port or place within the territory |
of the United, upon the Saint Lawrence, the |
great lakes, and the rivers connecting the same,
to another port or place within the territory Of
portion of such transportation is made through |
the Dominion of Canada by land carriage and |
in bond, under such rules and regulations as
may be agreed upon between the government Of |
Her Bratannic Majesty and the government of
the United States And provided however,
That the President of the United States may,
BY proclamation, suspend the right of CARRYING |