The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-08-17

three thousand doiaFs- i
For paying Jcshsa Dodge late special tobacco agent Of
the United 6assto The various governments Of Europe four
thousand i've hundred doas, full compensation for ms
aoa for oonnssns and Other .sa
tobacco sgsnd and 9 services rendered TO INC
For pavnr John Randolph Clay late secretary of lesa
ton IL Pssrsbgh Of bis service: a. charge
darss Il aid court nom the twenty day OF jan
nary sghsssn hundred and 70 inc M gay o.
four thousand five hundred dollars per Annu deducung
his pay secretary of legation at two thousand dollars per
anmm.the sum of thousand nine hundred and ten
doll.rs and Previdd The Secretary Of
S,a shall satisfied that tho service was performed and
For paying Eben RcLs Dorr for diplomatic services at
the republic Of Chill, from the seventeenth day of june
eighteen hundred and until the nineteenth day Of
August eighteen hundred and fOryhve five thousand two
For paying Jacob t. Martin late secretary Of legation of
the United States at Paris for his services charge daft
fases Of the United States the French government
from fifteenth day Of 6eptember, eighteen hundred and
foy-six the first day u july eighteen hundred and
our lao minister Mr. King, and the arrival Of Mr. Rush.
altar w ee of four Thousand Ave hundred dollars per an
mum. d4ductag hs pay - secretary Of legacn the sum
Fos compensation to, William M. Backford, charge
d'afarss the repsbic of New Granada, the Of
thousand one hundred and twenty-five dollars being the
usual allowance charges des afares to foreign
For compensation to s.anhope Provost consul Of the
United States Lna for diplomatic services rendered in
the absence Of the charge dares from that country the
sum Of thousand eight hundred dollars.
For paying Pstsre Parker, secretary Of legation and
Chnaa ptcspretcr Canton for his services AZ charge
dsaires Of the Unted States at said place. from the
twensyeghh day Of juno, eighteen hundred and forty
and forty being interval between tho death of
Alexander A. Everett late commissioner Canton, and the
arrival p 1 0s s.0 osn% d W.
la p1r Annu, (aer deduciing his salary such
tary,) the Of two thousand dollars. '4,. .,,.
For paying A. T. Donneu for services a. acting charge
daAtss 70 Portugal, from nineteenth April twenty
fourth December eighteen hundred and forty-onc, three
'hooand md sirty-nne dollars e and eighty cents
sand four hundred and sixty dollars and George Lee
Brent the Of two thousand hundred and fifteen
dollars full compensation for their services and expenses
special agents and beere of dispatches from Buenos
Ayss Paraguay in the year eighteen hundred and forty
uns cd States a. Busnos Ays 10 osr the mediation Of
the UAted States to adjust and settle hosies then pend
ing between the Argentine confederation and the State or
For interpreters guards and other expenses Of the con-
sulates At Constantnope, Smyrna, and Alexandra,
thousand five hundred dollars
For salary of commissioner to reside in China five
salary Of the interpreter and secretary to the said
missieo, two thousand five hundred dollars. ~
For the relief and protection of American in for
eign countries seventy-fve thousand dollars. p.
For clerk hire Office rent and other expenses Of the Office
of the consul Of the United States London two thousand
For tho expenses Of running and marking the boundary
line between the United States Mexico paying the
salaries Of the officers Of the coisson sum not exceed
ing Gay thousand dollars t-l ht9l
For salary Of the consul Beyroot five hundred dollars
the making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic
expenses of for the year ending the hreh
Juna one thousand eight hundred and foyssven, and for
other purposes" approved the tenth of August
sand eight hundred and foysx be, and the here
ty revived and continued force for the fiscal year ending
the heh Of june thousand eight hundred and forty
nine. o,r..i .i-.. Nj. ,
SEC 3. find Be further enacted That nasnuch as it is
claimed by the Creek nation of Indians that balance of
Ar0A fnry nd Gval onu
and cents being the remainder of sum of two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars agreed be paid in
liquidation of the claims Of the citizens of Georgia. be
asceransd and allowed by the arbrament and of
the President of the United Ses under the article
of the treaty Of eighth of January eighteen hundred and
twenty-one to belong to them, and the said of
hundred and fortyone thousand and fyfye dollars and
nincyone intended compromise of said claim
And inasmuch Of doubt whether the obi
CATION Of the United States under said article extended
further than To pay to the State Of Georgia whatever balance
might be found due her citizens from the Creek nation
And nasmuch, also, the whole of two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars has in fact heretofore been paid by the
United States the State of therefore directed
that the Psesden. q the United States shall cause the said
of hundred and forty thousand and ffyfve
dollars and ninetyene cents, said Of hundred and
rto.s ihousand and dollars and ninstyone eis. to
be paid TO TIE said Greek nation of Indians in the
following, Wis onehh demand and the residue thereof
without nteest be paid four equal annual instruments
on condition, however, that release of all claim for prnc
pal and interest of said of hundred and
fifty thousand dollars shall 30 first executed by the said
Creek nation to the United States such manner the
Ffe60opt OF otaes cnalI QGchargo
of the and condition. also that the persons whom
said money shall be paid shall make proof to the sasac-
ton of the President of the United States that they
full power and authority receive and receipt for the
SEc find Further enocted, That the Secretary of
the Treasury be- and he hereby required pay of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
the Creek nation of Indians the order Of the delegation
of Indians aforesaid the of oryhsee thousand three
hundred and hirtythee dollars thrtyhree and onehd
cents in satisfaction Of tho claims of thirteen hundred Creek
Indian emigants, friends and followers of General Mcin-
who were emgated to the west in eighteen hundred
and twenty-nne, by Col Crowe under the conduct and
control Of Luther Blake provided in the ninth article of
the treaty Of wentyourth Of January eighteen hundred
and tweny,sx Propidsd That the persons to whom said
money shall be paid shall make proof the satisfaction Of
the President of the United States that they have full pow
er to receive and receipt for the find provided
That said money shall be paid only condition that
claims for principal interest account of the emigra
ton Of said thirteen hundred Creek Indians,
e3alo 5s taa.ls q ss ROBT. G. WINTHROP,
ts , Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
...,,t G. M. DALLAS,
Vice President Of the United States and
President of the Senate.
Approved August IL, ls4s III g. =
- ~ st 10 et 81 JAMES K POLK.
JESSE Il. DOW.
N0t0rv Pubic and Several .Arsm&,
ONCE, No. Union Bndiwgs, directly under the Union
-ataNagA % r-saCg*css Warrington, ID. C., stss,
TTENDS to the prosecution claims before Congress,
IA and the various departments of the government PEN
sions AID bounty-iand particularly attended tn
bouny-iand warrants purchased and Sold The heirs md