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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
Political Intelligence.

SENATOR SAM HoUsroS.-This gentlemen, the newly
reelected Senator to Congress from Texas arrived at
New Orleans the 10th inst from Alexsndris, Red
river, on his way to Washington City.
New GEORGIA SENATOR 1t is stated that v. John
ston has been appointed by the Governor of Georgia
represent that State in the United States Senate place
Of MIR. Colquitt resigned.
PoLITIcs CASApA.-The Montreal Pilot Of the llth
makes up table of members returned to the Psrlis
mont, which gives to the ministerial party H. opposo,
80, doubtful g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
PHILADELPHIA, Jan Is, lS4S.
A Nep Line of Steamers Death from Dissipa-
Linn InLerrnnh. Sc.

Il Neto Line Of Steamers-Deah from Dtssipa-
Telegraph, SC.
A line of four steam proPellers is about to be
established by John F. Oil, Esq, of this city, to
epen direct communication with Havana. The
vessels are to be furnished with accommoda-
tons for 100 passengers, and TO stop at Charles
ton going and returning. They are to be of the
propeller description, and the contract for the
first has been taken by Capt X. f Lopez, whose
patent wheel and engines will be introduced
An old woman was taken TO the hospital early
yesterday morning, having been found in the
streets nsensible, from the effects of liquor and
opium. She remained IN an insensible state un-
least 20 years Of age. Her name Is unknown.
The break in the telegraph has not yet been
discovered and we were taken by surprise upon
the ARRIVAL of Extra Heraids at noon to-day
with the news OF the steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
City intelligence.

Gaze OF MADAME REsTELL Supreme Court
gave their decision this morning in the Of Madame
Reste the writ OF brought up from the Court
of Sessions The application for reversal of judgment
denied n application was then made to take the
case to the Court of Appeals
SERIOUS ACCIDENT "A man named njamin Garland,
was very seriously Injured on Wednesday, by being
thrown his suiky Bloomingdae Road his horse
having taken fright and run away.
FALSE ALARM The alarm of fire, at twelve O'Clock,
last night caused by thr burning of chimney at
No 81 Orchard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20

rHArHAM T. EaTHE-BENEFIr OF II J. FARMS
y WOtTh- Thursday evening, Jan. 2oth-lh, pc form
Hg,dI% Vi Tsy f is% Wsis.on A,r which
Il dreth. After winch, ,r III KEMP will give hi, enisr
tlument Of dy mnasuc Feets, After vhrh, The MODEL
slsSe win aoAN or 4 LoyfRmGspt xm.fsf,, MIR.
Bore Pit l2k Doors OPP at half past g. per
o.naaceto cVmmsEee AT Pisciseiy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
BY ELECTRIC TELEa RAPH.
NEW YORK LEGIsLATUnE.

NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
ALBANY, Jan. 20, 1s4s.
Senate.
The Judiciary Committee reported against the Pc
ttons to repeal all license laws Report laid the
table.
Also, against bill making words charging imputing
to any female fornicaton adultery sconabls Laid
on the table.
The bill amending the act calling convention to
amend the charter of Brooklyn, was passed
Assembly.
Mr.. BROOKS presented memorial from tenants Of
John j. Astor Stephen Whitney, and Others respecting
the of suits to test their title to lands In
New York.
Mr. BRooxs did not approve of the memorial, but as
1t came from a respectable source, he felt bound to
present it.
Mr. FISK moved to lay the memorial on the table -
Lost 1t was finally referred to the Memorial Com
mittee.
The House is now debating the Niagara County cleo
ton case.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20

SON. were leave in short time to relieve the German
town, Off Tuspan.
The IT, s. ship Albany, Commander John Kelly, U. g.
store ship Relief, Lieut.. Cemdg Thornton A. Jenkins,
and u s. steamer Scorpion, lying at Anton Liar
do--sl well
The other vessels OF the squadron distributed in
the ports to leeward from Alvarado to Laguns.
Tbs health OF the squadron had improved much since
the Northers commenced blowing Baltimore american.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
ADVERTISEMENTS NEW EVERY MORNING.

DARK THEATRE-GRAND CHANGE OF PER-
L FOKMANCE -M.ssrs. SANDS, Lent co. >
American Circus The fullest and ten.d company
the world snow peformng nightly at the above establish
ment he troupe composed Of gent emen and ladies' who
all stand first in their business aud the fame Of The
dancing horses and trained ponies wide spread is
deserved. Second week of Hernandez Fist Of
fan,omm- kveIy attraction IN one grand bill Cowns, Pen
land Larop and Gardner Dress Circle and Psrqu-te, 80
GEMS BoI,s % cents Gallery AZ cents Private Boxes 50
each Children under 10 Of when accompanied by
their parents or guardians the dress circle half
Doors open M6h-gerormsnce to commence at7. n. BA
commencing tax O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20

The WEATHER The weather yesterday was quite
cold; the wind still continuing TO blow fresh from the
north The damp oggy days have given place to winter
and again have a prospect of full share of cold
weather From comparative view of the thermometer,
IL will be that yesterday much colder than the
corresponding date Of the last year. but not much
AT he dat of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Arrived This Day.
Packet ship Garrick, Hunt, Liverpool Dec H. with mdse,
to r. Collins
Packe. ship Cambridge, Peabody, Liverpool 30 days, to
II Mushall 49, 49,
Snip Ivanhoe, Edwards, Liverpool to Taylor Merrill
BARK California, Robinson, New Orleans, to Buck
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20

The accounts from the North Of Europe not of
much interest except in the latest sdvicss from
some the ports inform us that winter had set
in and It Is therefore, than probable that stop
has ere this been put to shipments of grain from the
Baltic.
Letters from Danzg of the 18th nst state that very
little business had done there during the preceding
eight days but the supplies having been uninpoItant,
sellers had declined sccepting less money The weather
had become cold and ics rapidly forming, stop
would IL was believed be put to further exports Only
about 20 lasts hsd changed hands and there was little
being shipped. . -
wheat offered for immediate shipment at sis per
quarter free board freight included; and merchants
willing to enter into contracts to deliver SINH
lar parcels at fret water in spring. ut sos per quar-
ter, freight included.
From stettin Kougsberg SC the reports are precise
ly similar TO those previously received, and change
spring
Letters from Hamburg of Tuesdays date, iaform us
that the weather had days been cold and that
the navigation Of the Elbe had become good deal i'm
psded by floating Toe. The advices from hence
considered encours ging and holders Of wheat had de-
cned selling the best heavy upland bellows 5Os per Or
free board
BY the latest accounts from the Mediterranean II
seems that in consequence of large arrivals OF wheat
from the Black Sea- holders had become anxious
realize At Marseilles business dull the
10th December and fine Polish, weighing g. lbs. per
bushel then offered at equal to 43s per quarter free
bosrd Other sorts quoted from 3ys to Ais per
Or Vessels not plentiful, and charters for Cork
Falmouth could not have been closed below per quar-
ter for wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-01-20

LOUIS PHiLIpPE AND THE PREss.-The Commerce has
calculated that during the last IL years less than
prosecutions had been directed against the journals in
the name of King Louis Philippe VINO had inaugufated
bis accession to the throne by formal promise that no
prosecution should be In future instituted against the
press During that period 81 journals were Obliged 70
suspend their publication In consequence OF seVs
of the penalties The writer's sentenced 70 3l4l
years aud eight months imprisonment and the Journals
to 7 ll0 500 francs fine.
Tho Queen has been pleased to approve OF the APP
pointment of Thomas NJ Persse Esq ", Uaited states
Consul for the port Of Galway, Ireland
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Approved Aug. i4. lsls.
fPabIic No. ss

N ACT supplementary 10 "An act to aashaYtze
 the Seeretary of Stcte te lEaidate certain claims
 therein mentioned" pssscd eig''leenth of Aprgi.
 ue,housand eight lssdre. aad fourteea.
 Be esseteS hg fse SeRafe sai Hosse sf Reare- se'aatinss q tls Eaited States af ssnsrica a Con gress ossembisd Thut. the Secretary of Stafe 6e. and hc is herehy dnected 10 examine, accor,iinr 10 prfncpses of equity and justice, the elan es Joseph Re ia tfaaeia Tor advances made, for the use sAd benefit of the United Stales, priar to and sine. tho tskag al that portion of the lse province af est Florida described The act tSpproved eighteenth April, eirhieen hwnd-ed and fonricen1 "a whicl, this Is saPpetnent. included witbia the limits of the State of Louisiana, or the MisstsSipr lsrri tory, ny the United States; and that such sum ol Honey he may find to be justly due so tue said De la Francia be paid to him. his legal represcu> intIves, oas of any mcaeys in tie treasury dha. otherwise appropriated. I.'
 Approved Ang. n. lSie.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
[Puarlc No. sh l

N ACT to authorize tie State of Alabama to ap-
 ply certain laids heretofore granted 10 that State
 for internal Improvements, for the Use of schools
 in the vatuelcss sixteenth sections of said State.
 Be | cpacted bg the Senate and House of Korean iofires of t5' United Steies Of imerca ia caaqrc$s o'sembiei. That the lands granted 10 the State of Alabama for purposes of internal improvement, by the eighth section of the act entitled An act to appropriate the proceeds of the sales Of the public lands, aud io grant prc-emption rights approved September fourth. eighteen hundred and fortv one may be. and the are hereby. placed al the dis posal of the legislature of said Sate at snch price said legislature direct, to be nPplied for the use of schools in such townships of said Sttc as in which the sixteenth school sections arc compare lively valueless and the Legislature may locate said lands in any legal subdivisions Uot le,s than forty acres, within the limits ef sail Stac.
 Approved Aug. II, lsls.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19

sfFbah child or cisIliren of the ,ecea=e.i ..rtas sstl tbey respectively arrive sl tise age m sistea ysaFs, and ia the child or children uf ssii iow in eaf of nlarTi#ge by said idows uniil said chii oF children shall respectively arrive at the ore of sixloru yraEs aud that the sci approved shrti~th April, sighseea huadrcd and fetiy -four, shall net bc 60 construed to exclude uisicers. seatnen O.
 marines from their pensions when disabled for ssa service: Proftdsd, Thai the whce amount received by hcpeBsioner, inelnduF pay-4or hts seryicc and pension, slall not excced his owsss dnty pay That the orphan eliid children of the dcceast partls shafl hare q pens'on Tn thS widow has died after dfawing five years peaSion. ts eanlfrenc-at the lime when the widow dies and continue aati tie child or cbildrcn si,sl respectively reaol the age oT aixtreH years; asa tliat any csSCsily hy which aa oaicer insrine has lost ms, lese bis life wtie ia inc line of duty, ssTti hs sldeted saficioui 10 es,.le Inc wldew, child, or children to ail the bencftsof tl,is act
 Sec. 2 iHsi he Y fsthfr sRgt'cd, That engineers bremen aad coal hesrsFS in the navy. sati bc ilttea 10 pensions is3tS officers. seafnea, and marihcs md the wiioss of engineers, coal-heaveYs, and hFcmen, n tffe sl,He manner the widows ef officers. sesnea. aui marines: Pr ptfed. That the pension of chief engiseeT shall b. the sanc lhat oi lientenant n the navy andaa peusen cf the widow of chief engineer fife sano as thai cf tsc widow 0f lieutenant in thc itavy; the prsien of iirsi assistant engineer the same that or isnteu5nt ol FIaFIiss, ad ts pension uf
 
 that of the widow of a lieatenant of marines; lhe pension of a second th rd assistant ngtnecr the same that of forward officer and tre pension sf the willow of second or iltird assistant engineer the same that of the wi low of a forward otJeer the pension of fireman or coal beaver tle as that of scnman; the pension of the widow If al fireman -hcaYer the that of the widow of seanan: Had prosiiea fHrtter, That an eugi- neer, fireman. coaheavef shall not b. entitled to any pension ny of disability iicarred prior to the thirty frs; of August eighteen hrndred and forty two. shall the widow of engineer Bremen. coai beaver. br entiiied to any pension by of the death of her husband, # his death was prior ia the said date.
 See. 2. .iafb H fbTthsr esae'sd Thatthe amount of pension in every arising under this law not to exceed the half pay of the deesaset; officer. sea man marihr, as il existed tn January. eighteen hundred and thirty-five, such fate of pension as is allowed by this act.
 Approved August II, lS!S.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
MONUMENT NOTICE.

A II, persens hslding menies collected fer the A erection of a aMonumentin in honor of the officers and soldiers, who have fallen in the Mexican War, sr. 'requested by the Monument Conmittee, to pay over the same without delay, to the Treasurer; aud fsrwsrd a Report, or the subscription upon which ,he moRey was collected, to Col. l.. J. Reardon, Secretary of the Board.
 The above notice Is given, becaase suiiicien has pe, yet been received by the Treasurer to de- fr,v the expenses eoanseted with the removal 10 Arkansas of those who feA at the battle of Buena Vista; and also because the Committee desires to kaow the amount, that has been raised for Monu- msnt purposes ~
 IAttie Rock, Nov. 24th. '4T.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
TA- Prosose,.

' athAa isa correspondent oi the MsslppHaa, tai'dsFstosd says iae ssntasl to be t,oy NcNau. j "a h's last letter al Satais, spring. isth An. ast. sLys
 strong hcPes ot carrying lhs~e stsiss. Me aao alao hopes of gaining tho saiory ti Maryland cod Cepnsd,tcvi. AH aseeants agose giysag us ita wEiois North. Weef Ol1se, lngaiats afiehsrs4,, tlt pois Nissaaf and Iowa Sboald ae iosas~ Asa York ~rili eniy want about sSglt soi~- sf nli- le,ny. The toar nes states Kiottaa, TeAaa. Mi ces~in and Iows giyo hf,eeB vatss We ars tertsiu of the tree latter, and >isuId sg loss FlatilA wiii siili carry t,e day.
 Nc sensible Sssn ess tct nenl-ai deai,s hat ina, ~e saal gs'n more ei@c,orsl yo.es in 0hio tsassc- iiest, New isF~sy, D.lsvare, MtfyiaaJ. North tsfchat sad IepaessAe tAaa Tavisr cAa xns lt 'HH states tha, votes for PSlk n lotl 4.tisg ol, ol ti,a stgsaIslt5ai ths fsnatFa st~ie
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
No 50 !


 AN ACT renewing certain naval pensions and extending the benefiso Of existing laws. respecting naval pensions, 10 engineers, tiremtn, and coal hsavers in the navy, and 10 their widows.
 Re t enacted by khs Sssaie aBt Hotse cf keprs- sentatuss of fas Uaiied States of .1Rtrses ,a Con qress Gssssfbisd That all those widows snd such child or children now receiving pension under any of the laws of Congress passed prior to the frs, of August, eighteen hundred and forty lexcep,ing ihe iaws passed the fh.rd of March. eighteen hundred and thirty seyeu,l and those widows aud children who have received pensions al. any time within five years prior to ths Pss~sge of this act may and shall continne to receive the sdp's amount as they have received under any spec tai act from the time such special act expired PToD'ded Such act ceased or after the first day Of SePtem- Der, eighteen hundred and forty-fye, or may here after terminate. And all such pensions as are now ia foree and staeh renewed by this act, shall be paid ou, of any money in hstreasary DO, ether wise appropriated. 90 long ss the said widows sha live as widews and in of the death. before ei aier the ragzase of ,hJ act of the widows, 10 the
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
CARD.

vvHE undersigned has been enssged Tor many
 \ v.ars in the. construction of large Sectional Map of Atkansas, which he intends publishing in lhs course of the ensuing year. Hts position as
 r afts,nan In the Surveyor Generals office of ibis State, for tfe last eight years, has given him the aost favorable opportunity of laying down the To- eorraphy of such map as nearly perfect as can be.
 In order to ensure the utmost possible correct ness in the position of County Seals, r. Ofices. and roads, he would respectfully solicit all those r. Masters and others interested in the correct loea- tons of County Seats, who have not sent in the narnbers of their respective places, tc be hind enough to do so at their earliest convenience: and ,r al those who have been So prompt as to favor him witt the necessary information, he hereby tsn- Her. his si ,ccre thanks. c. LANGTREE.
 L,iiis Rock, Ark's. May 30tA lslS.
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
iPuRItC--No. s7.

AN ACT to change the time of holding tl,c circnt
 and district courts in the State of Kentucky.
 Be l eporfed bg thc Seaaie and House of RepTesef, fiees of le United Sfotes of Amricd in Compress ssHbtsd, That the spring terms eG the district and circuit conrts of the United States in and for the district of keninckE shall hereafter commence on the tfird Monday in May annually, and the fall terms of the coars shall hereafter cofnne nee on the third Monday in October. annually. and may continue in session at each ter,E the number oi lH dicih days now allowed by law; and all actions, suits, appeals reeognizances, processes "rts, and proceedings whatever, pending or which may be pending in sad courts returpable thereto, shall have day therein, and be heard, tfied. proceeded with aud decided in like manner if the tune Of holding said courts or sessions had mol beea hereby altered.
 Approved August II, fals
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
Approved August II, fals.
rrntlc--No. ss.

AN ACT to chsnge the time of holding the terms
 of the circuit court of the United States in the
 district of Maine.
 Be n enGcted bg t1s SeaGis and House of Reprfsr'- '9iirsS offte Cmfed Siatcsof fmrica a Congress ssnbied That the terms of he circuit court of the nitcd States for the district of Maine shall here
 hcr be held follows, to wit; on the twenty third day of April, and on the twenty third day of Sep tember in each year, instead os the lime now hy law appoiHled and all actions, saits appeals, re- cognizances wris, processes and other ptoce sdings whatever. pending in said court, or retornahie thereto, shaii lave dsy and he heard, tried, pro ceeded with. and deci,ied accordingly. PTont9sd hoeerer, That when either of said days shall hap pen on Sunday then ths session of said court siia commence the next day
 Approved, August II, ISIS
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
ssytuTtoN-PcBIic No. 2o1 RESOLC fi0N authorizing the submission

certain claims 10 aEbitrstaoa.
 Re olesd bg ths lSensts aad Hoass Of Rspyess..a- tires of fte Catted Sates o Aas ica in Coagrem ss- scnbef, That the Solicitor of ts Treasury he, and he iS hereby authorized. by and with t,e appro sAl of tho Secretaries of the TreasuEy aAd War De parineDts, to sabinit tl.e differences between tho Uuited sues of tue part. and the Cst,oiic con- gfcg'tion of st Augustine, fIogida. and Henediet Msieors, Vicar GeBeral of tlie esthoiic uhafeh sf Florida. oi Inc elhsr paft, to eeFiain property sficetled IA te neHloris to Congress 0f the aim fn'S ai thss ssslSa to arbiraon and to a.gree for the uaiied s'ass to saeh iaaparsiai and disaerss- ted citizens iearaed ia be taw ssid Soiictor aud -'i parties may select, to decide said i tcfr4.cas o s"e ieruis and conditions and n sneh inote issaa. nfr, aud ieri1, as 'uay b. deeued last aud proper by sad solicitor and said parties, 10 be forth ia siseh sni,pissoa aud that sai Sslicior be directed lo defend the rights and intereals of the Euilei states before siieh arptratoFs sn1 to obtain froui Havana CT elsewhere, such papers is my ba nso- esars therefor the deeison o sad arbitrator tn bs made before or darn. the aeSt se~sioa of Congress lnd with ihr evidence on which The sam s fsuu- a-, to b< ia brfore Congress- ls nox sas-i ,n for it's approval aud ratification thereof sent iors- from sad for is fs.tseT sctlas
 APPEe ge4 Aazass Ii, lrts
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19


 i Fer arseaai~, ens Alndrea agl sll " vhsasaua ! ihree kuasred and thirty eirht dollars For purchase of land d Springfield. Massaehu- siss, adlaca to new sFsena and pu6lic buildings. len thousand q, l srs.
 For purchase of land ., Springfield. !M..ssscas- ss'is' is De aewed hy rsisiaE dan al upper water hop, five thousand dollars.
 Fer sHlcoss ot prraa,iag drawings ef aaifora system of artillery shFee thousand .loiiiArs
 Fer the two contemplated snsisIaFS stations on tho hne oi communication win orsgaa, thir,y thou sand doilarS.
 shtseys west cf tiis MisassStppt. tw aty thousand dnliars-
 FH ernS,ragcs on account of the approptts,,ans heretofore nude for works cf iorisscsea al Mnbt.n point. hfty nine dclIsss and hlnetstwe cents. al inc ksoieJs IaaiSia1,s eiuht ha,,sra a.. ytro dossrs. and 1 Fort lsfaFe,le, New York, sesrn hundred and twenty ssk dollars ard fer,y six ccuss -ihe sane being fsa amsuAts expended bY Lieut. tei De Russey, United States engiae-s. and admit. ted and allowed hy the Cmpp,relsr ef inc Treasury. but 10, credited ie Lieut. Gel ne Rassey, owing 'o ;hp wAS' oi appropriations for ihe afcresaid Sec, ,. .fsa he | fsrtAg esae s@ That the sr, Su'i ed Au act Co sathorse ag tAescase d the Fak and nie ef the army ni ihe ntled Stssca approvr May ihir'esn, eighteen handred forty y-Six, hr, ana the saSne is hefeby, FcpNscl, F'yoei3ed. rhst ihe FressieHt of the Ealled Stat may hy traasf,g
 
 yates, oi Not moro than five regiments, to saah au- hsr aa he may thak dtsces-t, not exer~alag Aas aandrcd PyivNtes tG cssh Sf Gs seasp paaes sf saii five raginean
 Soc 3 4ss bs it fs'qAer ssaa,d, That suy aat- commissioned oiicsr. musician, CT private ia the regiment of Hieaated rifiemen, who has eva a ser vice ta Mr1ice, shall, sppissiion. reeei,e an honorahls dscllaTgr from tue scFyIcp of the Ualcd states and stand ssf they hgl served e,' their res l~ci'se terms; ProUsdsd, That any vacancy caused by such dseharge shall be filled at the discretion of iha erceiSeFt of the uaited States.
 1-i%t L. | A-stAsS sas<.s.i. That t,ss Sass--- lary of the Treasury be- and he is hereby aathor. l1ed and directed 10 pay to Captaia lohn Caldwell the sam of six hnadfed and ffty seven dollars with interest theTena ftool the twenty sixth of June, eighteen hundred and forty ssvsn. being the amount expended by hitn in the purchase of blankets and clothing for the second regineat of Ohio volunteers wic acting as assistant quart, master fortAa reRi men',in HeAieoi and that sai snn bs paid oat of any moncy ia the treasury not otherwise sppreprla tej
The Arkansas banner., 1848-09-19
[Rr.orrrroS--l.uhlic No. IA. [
JOINT RESOLUTION coac.rui,.,- e.IggI .gI

JOINT RESOLUTION coacsrntar- eegt.,,n pe,
 lions of ths1narine and erslnatce eofs.s.
 Rs'otsea by tAs SeR9te and Uoass sl Rspxessst,- faafes of fs< Caiied states % ipaerie~ ia C,ngreSS assemti 9. That the officers non ro,,r, privaics. and nittSeisns ef tho war.,, vsvnn wi,e have served with the army tn slsa wpS with Mexico and also the aflgcers and laisoregs of s,e ordnance corps serving ki said war, he paceA ia all respects ss to bounty taHd and other recommendation in aidi oD to ordipsTy pay, footing wIiIs' Ase otfeers non ceRimissoned officers. prva.rs, as;i musio3ans of ths tho hrmy Proptfrd, That this .e j mp1cration shalf be fla lleu of prize money and st other extra allowances.
 See. 2. Atdbe a further eaaetsi, That the non- commissioned othcers oi the marine corps shnh bc an titled to the same bounty for re-enlistHsent is is may hereafter be receive by the nor. com missioncd officers of the army.
 Approved August 10. ls4S.