Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1840-06-13

'ecio- ol New York, under OBJ, Gel, O. seventh July,
eighteen hugdrei AMI t.5Hy-s.g.t, 70 r.m', the du-
te7 Hpla certain goods destroyed le i-e SO tlc .It-
alagratI1a az iie city oi New York, U1c ;.aullLl
three lsslrea aHj GliF dollars,
Iu- sl'ares oltte Ministers oI its in's1 STATE.
90 Great Britain France SPAN Rls.n, Prussia.
Austria, AMI McKee,, s.Kiy-tIglc thousand d1.ars
Proriied Tia, lle sum @. a.Gc thousand dollars. ur
such part thereof as mas Be necessary. nav b. ap-
Piled 10 the outs, aud salary ola Charge dAHaircs
Go spain n lieu 10 a Mmser;
For salaries Of the Secretaries ut Legation - tie
same places, fourteen thousand dollars;
For salary Of the Ma-ter Resident Of tie United
States 10 Turkey, SIX thousand dollars;
For salaries 81 The Charges dcs Ailrcs 10 por-
iagll Denmark, Sweden, Holland. Be.,um. nrszd.
Chill, Peru, New Gnnada Venezuela, Texas. Ma
pies, and SARDINIA, fiy-eght thousand five hundred
dollars;
for conlingen, expenses Of oil he Missions abroad
thirty thousand dollars;
For outfits for Minister 10 Russia and ofCbarge
dAfaircs TO Sardinia, thirteen thousand five hun
dred dollars
For salaries Of the Consu,s Of the United States nj
London and pars, four thousand dollars; and twelve
thousand dollars for he expenses and saare. Of d.
p'omatc agents 10 be employed under the direction
Of the Presiden, of the United States in attending
to the Tobacco interest Of the United States, IN Ia:
rope;
For the relief anl protection Of American seamen
in foreign countucs, 6hY thousand dollars
For clerk hire, office rent, stationery, an older
expenses in the Office Of the American Consul al
London, per act Of January nineteenth eighteen hun
bred snd lhifiy-sx two thousand eight hundred dol
llrs;
For interpreters, guards, and Other expenses IN
cidcni to the eonsuales IN the Turkish doniinlons,
five ihouiand five hundred dollars;
For the salary Of the principal and two assistant
Librarians, pay orthe messenger, and for contingent
expcn2es Of the Library, four thousand three hun
dred anl eghiy-seven dollars and fifty cents;
for The purchase Ct books for the Library Of Con-
gfess. five thousand dollars
For compensation to William Gibbs Mcneil, be-
ing an excess Of expenditure over and above the
appropriation lur surveys made under hsdrcclion,
OF the East pass Of the ApallchcoIa Bay one hun
drcd and fifty dollars and twenty.nine cents;
For The payment OF certain certificates, being part
OF the balance ola former Appropriation for that OBJ.
lect carried 10 the snr3Ius fund, December thirty
first, eighteen bundled and thIry-nlne, fifty dol
lars;
For the service of the General Post Office. for the
year eighteen aud forty in conformity 10 the act of
second Of July, eighteen hundred and thrty.six,
five millions one hundred and twenty six thousand
dollars, viz:
For transportation Of the mails three millions five
hundred and twenty thousand dollars;
For compensation Of Postmascrs, one million and
ninety-seven thousand dollars;
For ship, steamboat, and lay letters forty-,hrec
Thousand dollars;
For wrapping paper twenty-five thousand dol
lars;
For office furniture, five thousand dollars
For advertising, lhrty-sx thousa I'd dollars;
For mall-bags iorty-six thousand dollars
For blanks lhrty-three thousand dollars;
For mail locks, keys, and stamps, twelve thousand
dollars;
For mad depredaons, and special agents, TWEEN.
ty-two thousand dollars
For clerks for Offices, two hundred and venty-
thousand dollars;
For miscellaneous, sixly-seven thousand dollars
ProUded That the President and the Postmaster
General th1. have the same power to transfer fund,
from one 10 another head Of appropriation, between
/ t1e foregoing appropriations, made for the service
OF the General Post Office, a. the President aud any
other head OF an Executive Department now have
transfer funds appropriate under one head to the
service OF another, IN any other branch Of the pub
lie service
II. NJ, T. HUNTER,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
Ri, NJ. JOHNSON,
Zee President ofthe United States,
and President ofthe Senate
APPROVED, May 1910.
NJ. VAN buren,.