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| act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.
| ArPROvrD, July 20, 1886.
| [PUBLIc-No 33.l
AN ACT making appropriations for the support
| Of volunteers and other troops authorized TO bt
| employed in the prosecution Of the war with Mex
leo, during the year ending the thirtieth June
eighteen hundred and forty-seyen. .I
BE IL enacted By the Senate and House Of Represent
aipes Of the United States Of .4meiea in Congrsss as
,emblsd, That the following be, and the same
are hereby appropriated, to be paid out OF any
| money in the treasury, for the support OF voun
teers and other troops authorized TO be employed In
the prosecution Of the war with Mexico, during
the year ending the thirtieth June, eighteen hun
dred and forty-seyen.
For the regular army, viz:
For pay Of officers and men, provided for by the
act of eighteenth june eighteen hundred and forty
six, forty Ave thousand nine hundred and foryfour
dollars;
For subsistence of said officers, three thousand
eight hundred and sixty-nine dollars;
For forage of said officers horses three thousand
seven hundred and forty-four dollars; 10
For clothing for said officers servants, three hun
bred and sixty dollars; 10y. o. b.
For recruiting the rife regiment, nine thousand
one hundred and eighty dollars; , ,.......
For clothing and camp equipage for same, TWEEN
y-nine thousand nine hundred and ninety-three
dollars -' ''' .,a
For forage for same, fty-two thousand two hun-
dred and fhy-four dollars; a's--.a ..s@ -.
For volunteers Including officers, &c. author
zed by acts passed the present session) and
their operations, and those Of the regular army IN
the field, viz: a r.' .- 20 E. H-
For pay of officers, two hundred and twelve thou
sand and nnety-six dollars; ..e .aa Z
For subsistence Of officers, &C., one hundred and
ffty-two thousand seven hundred and sixteen dol.
lars; ..7 ... 10. f.s .w..t i... E.
For forage of officers horses, ffty-three thousand
three hundred and seventy-six dollars; t0 Is, +.
For clothing of officers servants, thirteen thou
sand eight hundred dollars; .... "
For pay, &C., &C., Of volunteers authorized by
the act Of thirteenth Nav, eighteen hundred and
seven thousand dollars;
For subsistence in kind, one million hfty-four
thousand and five hundred dollars; "
For camp equipage, &C., one hundred and thirty
thousand dollars; " .". "...
For medical and hospital supplies, forty.fve thou
sand five hundred dollars; ,' ...1
For ordnance, arms, &C.. three hundred and for
ty-four thousand dollars, ..,."
For supplies, transportation, &c, Of the quarter
masters department, six million three hundred and
nine thousand and twenty-seven dollars.
APPROVED, July Goth, 1876.
EsoLuTIoN--PUBLIc-No 81
A RESOLUTION supplementary to the resolution
of February twentieth, eighteen hundred and
forty-fve, for distributing the works Of the Ex-
Resolped BY The Senate and House Of REPRESENTATIVES
Of The United States Of ameica in Congress assembled,
That Of the thiryseven copies Of the narrative and
scientific works Of the Exploring Expedition depos-
tied, and to be deposited In the Library Of Congress-
copy shall be presented to the State Of Florida
and whenever any new State shall be admitted into
the Union, one copy of said works shall be present.
ed to such State. D' '.''H 3D.. ' rs
APPROVED, July 18th, 1886 az"
3D..
. REsoLuTroN-PuBLIc-No. 81 @
A JOINT RESOLUTION presenting the thanks of
Congress- to Major General Taylor, his officers
and men. . ,,.,.a u.. 81. ~. ~" n.
Resolved unanimously by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofe United States of America in Con-
gress assembled That the thanks of Congress are due
and are hereby rendered, to Major General Zachary
Taylor, commanding the army Of occupation, his Of
6cers and men, for the fortitude skill enterprise and
courage which have distinguished the recent brilliant
operations on the Rio Grande.
find be u Further resolved, That Congress- sincerely
sympathzes with the relatives and friends of the Of
cers and soldiers of the army Of the United States
who SO brayely fell in the service of their country on
the Rio Grande. 1e rEf .t.t..t....'.-I h..
.and.be Il further resolped, That the President Of
the United States be requested cause the foregoing
resolutions TO be communicated to General Taylor,
and through him TO the army under his command
find be Il further resolved, That the President of
the United States be authorized and requested to
have medal of gold procured, with appropriate de-
vices and Inscriptions thereon, and presented to Gem
eral Taylor, in the name Of the republic, as tribute
due to his good conduct vaor, and generosity to the
vanquished. ......, ~, ..'
APPROVED, July 10th, 1876.
EsoLurIos-PUBnc-No lO.l
A JOINT RESOLUTION TO refund To States and
individuals expenses incurred by them under calls
for militia and volunteers made by Generals
Gaines and Taylor ~ n M
Be resolved by the Senate and House Of Repr,,
tipes Of the United States Of america in Congress ~,
sernbied, That the Secretary Of War be. and he il
hereby, authorized and required to refund out Of The
appropriation made by the " act providing for the
prosecution of the existing between the United
States and the republic Of Mexico approved the
thirteenth Of May, one thousand eight hundred and
forty six, to the governors Of the several States CALI
cd upon by General Taylor and General Gaines for
volunteers and militia and also to individuals. the
Of the expenses incurred by said States and
individuals in fitting out and preparing said toun-
eers militia 10 join the army under the command
of General Taylor, TO be settled upon just and squ
table principles.
APPROVED, July 18th, 1886