Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1842-01-27

which each member Is elected, at 2lo
days-are,
Senators, Se0.6e0
Speaker Of the ~Ilous'. at $40 per day,
Sass
AL members al SIS per day, 420,30s
Delegates from the Territories. 6,aas
Travelling expenses Of the members,
1854, 900
The Secretary Of the Senate receives
$4,000. and the clerks m his office So,-
300; Chaplain 10 the Senate $500 do.
Of the House $500 ; Postmaster of the
House $1,000 Stationery, SC. for tho
Senate, SEQ, 900. Incidental expenses
Of the House $3.50, 900. The Library OF
Congress, including the salaries Of its of.
fcers and contingent expenses, Sl2, 800 /;
gross expense $1,079,510. This 10.
cludes salaries for doorkeepers, ass slant
do, clerks Of the House, sergeant at
arms, and all other sub-otficers connect.
ed with the two Houses.
THE UNITED STATES TERRIroRrEs.-
The Governor Of Wisconsin receives a
salary OF two thousand FIVE hundred dol
lors, and the Governors Of Town and Flor
ida, each the same. The Secretary OF
Wisconsin and Iowa receives twelve hun
bred dollars each while The Florida Sec
rotary receives fifteen hundred dollars
There are three y. S. Judges in Wiscon.
sin, and three in Iowa, who receives
eighteen hundred dolls. each. IN Flori-
da there are four, three of whom receive
eighteen hundred dollars each, and one
twenty three hundred dollars.
THE UNITED STATES JupTcIARY.-The
Chief Justice OF the Supreme Cour, re-
ceiyes n salary OF FIVE thousand dollars;
and the eight Associate Judges four thou
sand five hundred dollars. The District
Judges range from twelve hundred to
three thousand dollars. la Pennsylvania
the Judges Of the Eastern District receive
twenty five hundred dollars each, and Of
the Western District eighteen hundred
dollars. The Chief Justice of the District
OF Columbia has tweniy-seven hundred
dollars a year, and his two Associates
twenty-five hundred dollars each. The
Attorney General Of the United States
four thousand dollars. The Reporter of
the decisions Of the Supreme Court, one
thousand dollars. Gross expense oil the
Courts six hundred two Thousand four
hundred and sixteen dollars.
TnE ARMY AND NAvy.-The military
esta blishments of the United States for the
next year, including the pay Of the army.
the military academy, the Notifications.
arsenals, arms, hsrbours. surveys, light
houses, pensions, lndian Department md
extraordinary objects, is estimated to cost
the country, eleven million seven hun-
dted and seventeen thousand seven hum
bred and ninety -one dollars. The Naval
establishment, including the general SER
vice Of the Navy and the Marine Corps.
SO, 705,57 Phila. Inquirer.
REPORT OF THE Navy COMMISSIONERS.
This report is confined chiefly TO esii-
mates Of the Navy for 1912. The sum
required for the general service for the
Navy exclusive OF the marine corps 10
estimated a, $S,2l3,2s7 in addition to
any balance that may remain in the Tres-
sury on January LIST. The estimate for
1871 was So, 1876 ,450. The Commission.
ers say that the cause Of this increase
over the last year, lis to he found in tho
increased number ofprorno,ions and orig
inal appointments of officers Of the junior
and other ranks an increase in the nun.
Der OF vessels beyond those at present
employed, and the subsequent addition TO
the number Of officers on sea pay, with
the requisite proportion Of persons to man
them. The addition Of two steamers, one
first class sloop Of war, and three smaller
vessels with the outfits and stores Of tho
first mentioned as well as the last"
The amount required for the force in
commission is estimated at 1926 ,2S4.
Last year it was Sl,6S7, $50. The home
squadron and the increased force abroad
are the cause Of this larger estimate.
Receiving vessels are to be stationed
at Portland, New Bedford and New Or
leans. 81 captains, AZ commanders, 90
lieutenants, IS surgeons, 6 ctaplains and
70 midshipmen, are set down as waiting
orders.-N. y. Jour. Com.