Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-10-01


PriAed be and the same hereby appropriated Tor pu
pose Of carrying the provisions Of this into effect
SEC. q And be IL further enacted, That the militia when
called into the service Of the United States by OF hs
act other act may IL In the opinion OF the President
Of the United States the public interest requires H. be COM
PEELED 10 serve for term not exceeding SIX months afe,
their arrival at the place OF
sooner discharged.
SIC And Be further enacted That the said volunteers
shall furnish their clothes. and il cavalry their
horses and horse equpmens and when mustered into
vice shall be armed at the Of the United States
SEC And Be IL further enacted That said volunteers
SHALL when called service while remaining
therein be TO the rules aud articles Of war; and shall
be in all respects except as to clothing and placed
the footing with similar corps Of the United
arily aud in lieu Of clothing every AFOREMENTIONED officer
and private any company, who may thus offer himself
shall lie entitled called service to receive
in money equal 10 the Of clothing Of
missioned officer private las the may BEL egu-
lar troops of The United States.
SEc g. And be further enacted That the said volunteers
offering their services shall be accepted by President
in companies, baalons squadrons and regiments whose
officers shall be appointed in the prescribed by
in the States Territories which such compa-
Mes baaliOns squadrons and regiments shall respectively
belong.
the United be and he is hereby authorized organize
companies rendering their services into baaons squad
rons baaious and squadons into regiments regiments
brgades and brigadcs into divisions
volunteers shall render such organization his judgment
expedient and the President SHALL necessary apporion
States and Territories from which volunteers shall tender
their services as he may deem proper.
who be received into the of the United States
by virtue Of the provisions Of this act and who shall be
wounded otherwise disabled in the service ent
tied all the benefit which may conferred on persons
wounded in the service Of the United States.
SEC. And be IL further enacted That the President Of
the United States be aud he is hereby authorized forthwith
TO complete all the public armed vessels authorized By
law and to purchase charter, arm equip and man such
merchant and steamboats, upon examination NAV
be found t easily converted into armed fit for the
public Service and such number may deem necessary
for the protection Of the eaOO lake cost and the
SEC 9. And be further enacted, That whenever the
militia volunteers called and received
OF the United States under the provisions OF this
shall have the organization OF the amy Of the United States
and shall have the and and all mounted
prvaes, non-comms. officers musicians and arhces
shall be allowed 40 cents per day for the and risk OF their
horses, except Of horses actually killed in action and il any
mounted volunteer, private mmssioned officer mu
clan, aItifcer shall keep himself provided with ser
viceahe horse, the said volunteer shall foot
Approved, May 49, 1876
cHAr An Act to authorize an increase Of the rank and hs Of the
army OF the United states.
SEC l. Be d enacted by the Senate House Of Repre-
sentdiUes Of The United States Of america IA Congress
sebled That the President Of the United be
hereby authorized by voluntary enlistment increase the
number OF pivate IN each Of the companies Of the
existing regiments Of Dragons artillery and infantry any
number exceeding hunded whenever his opinion
the exsences Of the public service require the
and TO reduce the sixty four where the exigences
quirng the present increase shall PrOrded That
said ensiments shall be for the term Of five and
longer, unless sooner dIsbanded by the President.
Approved, May l3, 1896
Charles w Bingey Of Charleston
/ South Carolina.
SEC l. Be enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
seatatfDe IF the United States Of America in Congress as
SebIed That under the special
forth in the report of the committee Of the Senate this
subject there shall be issued under the direction Of the Sec
retaIy of the Treasury register under the Of Jane
GIno for the baTque Emile built in France, owned
by Chaies w. Bngey citizen Of the United States, and
now lying at the port of Charleston in the State Of South
Carolina unseawohy whenever the said Chas w Bingley
shall furnish the Secretary Of the Treasury with satisfactory
proof that The said baque has been repaired in the United
States, and that the costs of repairing her by present
exceeds three ourhs of the original Of building
vessel of the same tonnage in the United States.
See vol. viii. p. $50
Approved, May ID, Isi6.
CHAR. l9e-An Act for the relief Of George Venting
SEC l. Be it enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seataiiue Of the United States Of AMERICA In Congress
sebted That the Secretary Of War be- and he heseby is
authorized and required place the Of George Went
ling the pension ROLL at the rate prescribed by the act OF
June seventh, eighteen hundred and thirtytwo- for
years seIve as MAJOR during he war oil he keVoiut0h
and that his pension according to the provisions Of
| said
Approved, May 10, 1876.
Car 9O-An making appropriations certain Notifications
thousand ssi hundred and forty eSsn ." inc o.
SEC. l. Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
seaatiDes Of the United States Of America in Congress as
seDbed, That the following be, and they hereby
appropriated to be paid out Of any unappropsed money IN
the treasury for the preservation REPAIRS and construction
Of certain Notifications for the ending the hrieh day
of June, thousand eight hundred aud forty-seven
For defensive works and barracks Detroit, Mchi-
gan, thirty thousand dollars.
For defensive works and barracks Buffalo, New York
! twenty FIVE thousand dollars
For repairing and rebuilding barracks and sorehouse
Fort Niagara New York, five thousand FIVE hundred dollars
For Fort Ontario, at oswegO, New York. eight thousand
I dollars.
For Publications the of Lake Champlan, New
York, forty five thousand dollars.
For fort at the of the Penobscot river Bucks
port, Maine, thirty five thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Fort Preble, Portland harbor Mane ter
thousand dollars
repairs Fort Scammc Portland harbOr Maine TWEEN
ty-hve thousand dollars.
For repairs of Fort McClary, Portsmouth harbor, New
Hampshire, including the purchase of land for extension
site, six thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Notifications Governors island Boston
haIbor, Massachusetts, thirty thousand dollars.
For Fort Warren, Boston haibo Massachusetts, iory-hv
thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport harbO Rhode Island, ffeer
For rebuilding Fort Trumbu New London harbOr, Con
neccut twenty thousand dollars.
For Fort Schuyler East river, New York. forty thousand
dollars
repairs Fort Wood and ea-wal of BedlOws island
New York, forty thousand dollars.
For repairs Of Fort Hamilton, New York. thirty thousand
dollars.
For repairs of Fort MadisOn Annapolis harbor, Maryland
For repairs of Fort Washington Potomac river, Maryland
tweDty-six thousand doaTsi
For Fort Monroe Hampton roads Virginia, seventy-fv
thousand dollars.
preservation of the site Of Fort caswell. mouth
For preservation Of the ute Of Fort MOue, Charleston
harbor, South Carolina, fifteen thousand dollars.
For dixie TO Drunken Dick shoa Charleston harbor sou
Carolina, thiry-ive thousand dollars.
Fort Sumpter Charleston haIbor South Carolina, forty
FIVE thousand dollars.
Fol- Fort Pulaski Savannah river. Georgia, TWENTY-FIVE
thousand dollars.
repairs of Fort Jackson, Savannah liver. Georgia. f
teen thousand dollars.
For Fort Pickens Pensacola halbor Florida thOusan
r dollars.
For Fort Barancas and the erection Of barracks heea
Pensacola harbor, Florida, fifty thousand dollars
SOf EorfM lie fcrt