The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1837-05-31

public archivo, in Florida, onol.thousand dol.

wise provided for, as shall be admitted in due
course of sediment at the Treasury, twelve
thousand dollars.
For an addition TO the existing unexpendod
lnlances of appropriation for surveys of the
public lands, TO be duly apportoned TO the
several districts, according TO the oxigencies OF
thopublic service, one hundred and fiily ,hous.
and dollars.
For completing the surveys of unfinished
portions of townships, islands, lakes, &c. viz.
In Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, and Wisconsin |
not exceeding five dollars per mile, three thous. |
and and forty dollars.
In Florida, not exceeding five dollars per
mile, six thousand dollars.
In louisiana, not exceeding elrht drllars |
per mile twenty thousand dollars and
In Alabama, not exceeding eight dollars
per milo, ono thousand dcllars, in addition TO
two thousand five hundred dollars a'teady ap-
propriated
For salaries of ministers of the U S. TO
Great Britain, France, Spain, and Rui sia, and
outfits and salaries of ministers TO Prussia and
Austrai and for tho outfit and salary ,fa dipio.
matte agent to be sent 20 the Republic Of Texas
whenever the President of tho United States
may receive satisfactory evidence that Texas
is an independent power, and shall deem il
expcdcnt to appoint such minister, in addition
to the balance remaining of tho appropriation
ofeighteon hundred and thir,ysix, seventy. two
thousand dollars.
For an outfit ard salary for an Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Penipotentiary to
Minister Pcnipotcntiary to Mexico, whenever
in the opinion of the Executive, circumstances
will permit a renewal of diplomatic intercourse
honorably with that power eighteen thousand
dollars.
For salaries of the secretaries of legation TO
Great Britain, France. Spain, Russia, Prussia,
Mexico, and Austria, fourteen thousand dol.
lars.
For salaries of the charges dos affaircs to
Portugal, Denmark Sweden, Holland, Turkey
Belgium, Brazil. Chill, Peru, Mexico Central
America, New Grenada. and Venezuela, fifty
eight thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For salary of the drogonan, and for contin.
gent expenses 70 tho legation TO Turkey, six
thousand five hundred dollars.
For outfit ofa minister TO Russia, nine thous.
and dollars.
For outfit ofa charge d'afiarcs 10 Belgium,
four thousand five hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of all the missions
abroad, in edition to the balance remaining
of former appropriation, thirty thousand
dollars.
For salaries of tho consus Of tho u. s. at
London and Paris, four thousand collars.
For expenses Of intercourse with the Bar.
barry Powers, seventeen thousand four hundred
dollars.
For tho relief and protection Of American
scamen in foreign countries, thirty thousand
dollars.
For the contingent expenses of foreign in.
tcrcoursc, in addition TO the balance remain. |
ing of former appropriations, thirty thousand
dollars.
For clerk hire, Office rent stationery and
other expenses. in the Office of the American
consul ia London. per act of nineteenth Jan.
uary eighteen hundred and thrty.six, two
thou sand eight hurdrcd dollars.
For interpreters guards, and other expenses
incidental to the consulates in the Turkish
dominions five thousand five hundred dollars.
For salary Of tho principal and assistant
Librarians compensation of assistant during
the two sessions of the twenty fourth Congress
messenger, and contingent expenses Of the
library, four thousand two hundred aud forty
three dollars.
For the purchase Of books for the library Of
Congress. FIVE thousand dollars. ..-
For furnishing such members Of the present
House Of Representatives. as have not received
the same, under former orders Of tho House
the Diplomatic Correspondence, American
State Papers, Register of Debates, Elliors
Debates, and the first volume Of the Land
Laws, forty.four thousand four hundred and
ninety dollars and twenty eight cents Poroid.
ed, That If there are any surplus books, copies
ofwhich have been distributed TO former mem.
bors in the Library Of Congress. they shall be
distributed one copy TO each Of the said mem.
bors who has not received the same.
For the purchase Of the manuscripts ofthe
late Mr.. Madison referred to in letter from
Mrs. Madison TO tho Preaidcnto. tthe United
States datedithe fifteenth of November eighteen
hundred and thirysir, and communicated in
his message ofsixtb December eighteen hun
dredand thirty six, thirty thousand dollars
For the service Of the General Post
Office, for the year 1887, in conformity
to the act Of the second Of July, 1886,
viz:
For transportation Of the mnils, CON-
pensa,ion Of postmasters, ship, steamboat
and way letters, wrapping paper, office
furniture, advertising, mail bags, blanks,
mail-locks and keys, and stamps, mail
dcprcdaiions, and special agents, clerk:
for offices, and miscellaneous expenses
four millions four hundred and ninety
four thousand dollars; d. !
For payment to A. Fuller, and the rent
of the building now occupied as Cen
eral Poa Office from The sixteenth De
cember last, aud for the year 1887, five
thousand dollars;
FOR guhTuiHg tDc bitc vi Uc w" Wv
Office, and preserving the public proper
" two thousand dollars
For the expenses Of the branch mint,
at New Orleans, for the year 1897, VIZ
For salaries Of officers and clerks,
twelve thousand nine hundred dollars;
- For compensation to laborers in the
various departments, thirteen thousand
dollars;
For completing the mint cdifice, and
enclosing the lot, ninety-six thousand five
hundred dollars;
For furnishing the whole establishment
inclusive Of all apparatus, tools, and fix
lures, not included in the contract, fifteen
thousand FIVE hundred dollars;
For wsstage Of gold and SITTER and
for the contingent expenses OF the m'h''
eighteen thousand six hundred dollars;
For expenses Of the branch mint at
nabIonog, C.oryia. for the wear 1897,