The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-10


tho appropriations which may be made for the ooDlin
gent expenses OF either House OF Congress shall be-
applied ~ any other than the ordinary expenditure
OF the Senate and House of Representatives respec
lively extra allowance To any clerk messenger
Of attendant ofthe said Two Houses either Of heu
nor payment compensation 10 any clerk messen-
ger, or other attendant, be- employed by resolu
ion Of one OF said Houses, nor IN the purchase Of
books 10 DO distributed 10 members. And all Con.
gressOna printing, executed under an Orler of ethe
House made after the fourth of March, eighteen hun.
dred and ony-hse, shall be paid io Prices twenty
per eentum less than those liked Ia The Joint resolution
Of the third of March, eighteen hundred and nine
teen.
Sec 8. ind be IL further enacted That no. part OF
any Appropriation that may be made for the judicial
eIpenses OF The United States, shall be paid In ANY
way allowed, to any person persons who has o. have
neglected, OF who shall hereafter neglect 10 comply
with all and every requirement contained in the one
hundGed and sixty paragraph Of the rst
uon Of the twenty-ninth pier OF the Laws of the
United Slater, entitled An act making appropropria.
tQns for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of the CO
Terumenl Tor the year one thousand eight hundred
add tony-two," approved May eighteenth one thou
sand eight hundred and forty t~o.
Sec. 4 .iad be il further enaeisd, That, from and
after the passage of this act no accounts which have
been adjusted by the accounting officers OF the TIea-
sury, shall be ro-opened without authority of law
shall The accounting officers Of the Treasury upon
auy account which shall not be presented within ak
years from the date when the claim first existed I'M
sss the person having the claim infant luIa-
nc, or ieme covert, and then within three years after
The removal ofth disability PrOudsd, That this
uon shall not apply TO where special ACTS have
passed OF shall pass, for the relief Of Individuals.
Sec. B. .fnd be q further enacted That IL shall be
lawful for he respective heads OF depar
unue IN service, during the next fiscal year the Off
cers aud persons, and al the salaries and compensa
lions authorized IN the act approved the twenty-sIth
o August one thousand eight hundred and forty two
entitled An act legallzng and making appropriations
Tor such Necessary objects have been usually incu-
ded la the general appropriation bills without authority
Of law and 10 hI and provide for certain incidental
sIPsnses Of the departments and Offices Of the Gov
srnmen and for other purposes and also The clerks
Authorized 10 be employed Ia the Office Of the First
Comptroller Of the Treasury by the act Of June sew
snteenth, one thousand eight hundred and forty four,
entitled An act making appropriations for the civil
and diplomatic lenses Of the Government for the
heal year ending the thirieth Of June one thousand
eight hundred and ory.fse, and fIr other purposes
and also the copying clerk, authorized by the same
act Ia the ONCE OF the Solicitor of the Treasury and
'l'o the clerk 10 the Office Of the Second Auditor by
the same act
Sec. o. .dnd be Il further enacted That il shall be
the duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury from and
after the thirtieh June, thousand eight hundred
add ionyhSe, TO cause the number Of clerks in the
the excess OF appropriations made for payment of
salaries IN the General Land Office, shall be and
hereby applied TO the payment Of any additional
clerks that may be required la the other Offices of the
Treasury Department
Sec. 7. Ind be IL further enacted That the fol-
lowing sums be, and the same are hereby appropr-
ated Tor the service OF the year ending the thirteth
June, eighteen hundred and forty.fiys:
For compensation TO the Wee President Of the
United States, from the fourth Of March to June
hIrtelh one thousand eight hundred aud forty i've
sixteen hundred and twenty dollars and eighty-eight
cents.
For arrearsges OF contingent expenses in the office
Of the Register Of the Treasury including paper print
ing ruling and binding sixteen books for entering col
lectors returns OF imports and exports eighteen hun.
bred dollars.
For for the safe kee ing of settled accounts,
two hundred dollars
To make good deficiency (an,icipated) in the APP
Propriaon Tor the relief aud protection Of American
,eamen IN foreign countries thirty thousand dollars
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
compensation Of the Commissioner OF Pensions and
the clerks aud messenger IN his Office for the year
ending the ,h,r,eth OF june, eighteen hundred and
iorty i've, two thousand dollars;
For the payment of mudding duties, enormously
charged by the Danish Government, and refunded in
the year eighteen hundred and tbiriy-seven, being a
balance remaining In the hands of the agent of the
Department OF State and by him paid into the Trea-
sury March tenth, eighteen hundred and forty one,
TOUR hundred and eghtyoue dollars and ninety cents
For additional compensation to the district Judges
of Missouri, Arkansas louisiana Mississippi and
Alabama under the provisions Of the first section OF
the act of seventeenth June eighteen hundred and for
iour, seven thousand six hundred and sixty-sx dol
lars and sixty-sey cents.
To make good deficiency in the appropriation for
stationery fuel, printing, and all other contingent eX-
penses OF the House of Representatives, fifty thou
nd "a III txE..f .l.It -
b. Goggin the sum of eight hund ed and twenty -four
dollars, his pay and mileage, member of the
House Of Representatives, while conestlng the seat
Of Thomas w. GiImer Of Virginia the same being
at the rate Of eight dollars per day from the seventh
day of December eighteen hundred and forty-three
the seventeenth day of February eighteen hundred
and forty -four, inclusive.
TO supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
contingent expenses of the Senate seventy thousand
dollars.
To defray arrearages of expenses of the commits
SION appointed to mark the boundary line between
the United States and Texas nine yfour dollars and
sixty cents.
For paying the April and July ins,alments of the
Mexican indemnites due in eighteen hundred and
iorty-our the sum Of two hundred and seventy five
thousand dollars Provided, it shall be ascertained 10
the satisfaction of the American Government that
said instruments have been paid by the Mexican Gov
ernment TO the agent appointed by the United States
W ieccFe tue III sucn manner as 10 ulscHaTSe
all claim on the Mexican Government and said agent
to be delinquent in renting the money to the United
States.
Sec. 8. find be il further enacted, That it shall be
the duty OF the Secretary Of The Treasury to pay out
OF any money in the treasury not otherwise approprl
atej, the amount Of hostages VIII CHI may be chugea-
bic to any of the Executive Departments or the Blu
reaus thereof under the provisions Of act passed
the present session of Congress entitled "An act to
reduce the rates of postage, to limit the and
rect the abuse of The fransIng privilege and for the
prevention OF frauds on the of the Post Office
Department., the accounts for the same being first
audited and allowed by the proper officer Of the Trea-
sury Department. the amount thereof to be reported
10 Congress at the next session.
Approved, March 3 ISi5
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