Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-05
Estimate Of appropriations for 1890.

Estimate IF appropriations for 1880.
heS,e"ay me Gre'ary OF the Treasury, transmit
ted To the House OF pre- lives e.imats of an
propa'ios FOR 1890, whi popo es for the service n
the year SlO.9I 81. Viz
Civil, Diplomatic, AID Misc.l neou., s.OSl ass 60
Military service. including For fi.a-
tons, Arme,ies, Ar. enaIs, Ordnance,
Indian Ah,ms. Revolutionary and Mil.
itary Pensions, s;i Internal Improve.
ments x no n. NJ
Naval Service, including the Marine
Corps s7o7,llI 10
% E|'na'es are aided Statements showing:
TIE wear 1880, made by former acts
including Public Debt, gradual i'm.
provameDt of the Navy arming and
eq"irpng the Militia, subscriptions to
T. Canal Stocks, Revolutionary Claims
AMI NIL Indian Aa,ir., amounting to Il.sIS.245 90
= The existing appropriations which
VIII not be required for the year 1929
AMI which il il proposed TO apply in
all OF TIA service Of the year 1880,
arnou ting TO SGD 25I G,
3 The existing appropriations w ic!i
VIII be required to complete the ser
vice OF 1929, anil former years. but
which will be expended in $780,
amounting to Q t,7 ia nc
These three lat mentioned amounts, together Will
80 much as may remain xpend al of the sum
IN The Report on the Finance, presented by the De
partmeot the I4,h nst the estimated eSpenitur.
IN the fourth quarter of the present year, and with
such sums may he appropriated by Conyress for ,h
year 1880 will complete the whole subject to the d
position OF the Executive Government in that wear
There is, also, added to the estimates. statement OF
VIC 'c'cid' appTOpriaUOn', which will probably be
carried 10 the Surplus Fund, the close the Or
year; either because the objects for which thev were
made are completed or because these will not be
required for. or will longer he applicable to them
amounting 20 Sii6.962 o. Telegraph.
FROM NEW ORLEANS.-By the packet shin
Russell we have New Orleacs papers to the 18th inst
inclusive One Of the scamboats from Norfolk in.
tended Tor the mail route between New O.Ieans and
Nozzle, passed Pensacola on the 18th.
he schr Lafayette, Bssell, which sailed from Nor
iok on the 18th ult, with 1877 slaves, arrived at New
Orleans OIL the 9th inst. On the third day out, the
slaves attempted TO take possession of the but
we're fortunately frustrated by the resoue conduct of
The capt and crew. 25 of the mu ineers were ring
bot.d TO the deck and the others confined to the hold
mni their arrival when they set at liberty and
he circumstance was suppressed ia a measure by the
Popefors until thcy had Dispersed; but the District
attorney had subsequently arrested the persons who
brought The slaves, and about hundr of the slaves
10 De dealt with according to law. Daring the afr ay
on board the vessel several OF the slaves
~ wounded. Capt. Bissel knocked down and a
deadly blow aimed al him. was warded Off bv the in
uepniIty OF Mr. Balls, passenger.-It is stated that
this plot wa concerted board the brig Ajax al Nor
folk, from which many OF the blacks were taken and
mar was Their Intention TO carry the lafayette to ST
Domingo The fingleaders persuaded the r.st of The
slaves that the $50 kegs Of oysters on bord were fill
cd with specie. ' '''
"ltis with painful anxiety ,ays the ~ Orleans ma
perwe learn that the saves also discIosed their
ledge oil like transaction which was TO be atte npted
on board the schooner Transport yet arrv ed and
IN which there were eight or ten lady pa,sengers"
nv y. yHer. .9dp.