The Arkansas banner., 1848-10-03
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A VI 4t#t-8N4t " UH 3NuWHH&0 on M1ft&tk fENfs beHS ihlaAd eoaud, twelve thonsaad doIars. ' Fer the eteesea ps bescon light on the south | tsnat e1gs in the hafipf eF Nsw Haven, COnncrti- emt fsN eidtten % the one tifsasand dolara hefe. lofeEs approximately five thousand doIlafs or fos ts feineeAl q ead ledge as she Secrstafy of ihe TseasnFS max 6spfa hess
 For tiAec0nsstaeti0n and sqaipmsnt Of slx teye. nus eatte1s shsSu pf ninety tbSnaand dollars, shs said sum te b s4psndbd under the dIeetion of the beeFetafy Ssshs Treasury, f0F the construction and sQnlpgncnt of the sAld revenue cutters and It shall hs ths daty q the Secretary of the Treasury. be. f4rs seinmenelng the construction of any revenue cutter to vs pubic nslice For at least thirty days in two or more public newspapers published ai tho eisy cf WaahingEun, and in such other papers pub. iislDd nt maritime pieces, where shp-buIldlnr ls carried oil, ss he may deem espedtent; inviting pro. pnssis for matsfials Tor, and 6ulinR said revenue cntisfs ge be constructed uadcs tue supernten- deee and direction of an officer of the revenue ser sieasand aitsr opening the prOposals i shall be the cusy of said Seerenryt1 enter into contruri wi,h ths lowest responsible bidder or bidders therefor
 SURVEYS or PUBLIC LANDS. For su veyipe, in addition to tho uncxpeaded bnlance ef former app opFiations, via;
 For sufKeyng the pabllc lands, including lneIden- ta expfnes, e be apporiosed the several districts according to tho sxgenctes ofth pubIing service; part io hc applied to the surveys of the mineral fegions of Michigan. Wisconsin, and Iowa, and ts the iec iiion Of private claims in Florida, o be dis. barssd at sagmeused raies one hundred and fifteen theusand doIiars
 For surveyiax In Florida. under act of June tMeniY eighth, eighteen huBdte and forty -eiRi,, directing certain surveys in the state of Florida. hfisen thensand dollars.
 ker esffylag tate effect the act sf first Jay eish-- fsen hundred and forty eight for he relief inc bona nde setslvrs nder the acts for the armed occupation and settsment Of part of tbs Territory of Florida, oiie thaRsand kye hundred dollars.
 For eIaFka in nfi,eaa .f ,hn .upw>.,a., ,.... fais io bs apporicned io them according to the exi- genctss of the public service, and. if necessary, to be employed In tfanscsibing field notes of surveys Ter the purpose ol preserving them at the seat of government, and for other purposes, tweniy-two thousand niue hundred and hfiyl ldoIiars
 For detached suSveysin the southern part of Mis- sour, at rate not exceeding five dolIars per mile, on account of the difficulties in surveying lak es and swamps. four thousand dollars.
 For correction of erroneous and defective surveys n Illinois and Missouri, at rue not exceeding six collars per mile one thousand two hundred dollars
 For retrscing in the State of Mississippi to supply Post held notes and for the location of private claims two thousand four hundred dollars.
 For the location of prvs' claims and correction es surveysia Louisiana. exclusive of the Greens burg district, fourteen thousand two hupdred and thirty dollars.
 For rctTaciDg in the State of Alabama, to supply dollars.
 For additional compensation 10 certain deputies, ss set icrth in the report of the surveyor general, three thousand dollars
 For m neral land seryice, to carry out the require meDts cf the acts of the rst aud third March, eiph teen hundred and forty seven, viz:
 Tor compensation of geoiogisis, assistant reolo- Gist laborers, and incidental expenses at tending the geological examination and survey of the mineral lands in Michigan, Wisconsin, aud iows, including the amour, required for the third aud fourth quarters of e year ending the thirtie,. ot June, eighteen hundred aud forty -eght, forty thousand dollars.
 For compensation of agent, assistant agent, and incidental expenses in collecting the rents required by Mie leases and permits issued to miners and others la Michigan and Wisconsin, three thousand four hundred dollars
 INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN NATIONS.
 For silaries of the ministers of the United States Q Great Britain. France, Russia Prussia Spain and hraxM, hHy four thousand dollars and for outfit of said minister to Russiay nine thousand dollara.
 Fer salaries of secretaries of legation to the sane places, twelve thousand dollas.
 For salary Of minister resident to Turkey. six thousand dollars
 For salary of the dragoman to the legation to Turkey. two thousand five hundred dollars.
 For salaries of the charges des aftares to Portu- gal, Austria. Denniark. Sweden, Holand. Belgian, Naples, Safdinia the Papat States, Chili Peru New Granada, Venezuela, Buenos Ayres, Bolivia, Qua temala. as Ecuador, seventy SIX thousand five hun drcd dollars
 For consingentexpenses osall the missions abroad, thirty thousand dollars.
 For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse, thirty thousand dollars.
 For intercourse with the Barbary Powers, uino thousand dollars.
 F,'r the salary of consul general a, Alexandria three thousand dollars.
 For psytog John Hogan twelve hundred and fifty dollars for services ana expenditures ss poll icsl Tn md t..f f,,lt .c-- his claims for extra expenses and services in the years eighteen hundred anl forty two and eighteen hundred and fozty three.
 For solary of consul at London two thonsapd delInrr.
 For salary of the commissioner 10 the Sandwich islands, three thousand dollars.
 For paying Joshua Dodge, late special tobacco agent of the United States to tho various goyern- ments Of Europe, four thousand five hundred dol Ears, ia fall compensation for his services and for contingent snd other expenses incurred by him du- ring the period of his three missions as said special tobacco agent, and for services rendered to tie to bacco interest of tho Uuitcd States.
 For paying Ieha Randolph Clay, late secretary of Allegation at St. Petersburg on account of his ser vices as charge dafiaire' at said court from the twenty'sssen.h day Of January. eghleen hundred and forty y-slxth, to the eighteenth day of August eighteen hundred and forty seyon after Inc Tate of four thousand five hundred dollars per annuni de. duciing his pay as secretary of aaon at two thoa. ssndedoisars per annum. the sum of three thousand ilne hundred and ten dollars and seventy six e ns fsossded. The Secretary of ate shsli be satisfied that fhe service was performed, and Is still aapad for.
 For paying Eben Ri,che Dorr, for diplomatic services at the nPublic of Chii from the seven. sesnth day of June, eighteen hundred aud forty our ugtil the niaeteen,h day of August eighteen hun dfed and torty-hve, live thousand two hundred and sixty-two dollars.
 For paying Jacob l.. Martin, late secretary ofle. gation Sf she Upcd States at Paris for his services q charge daaairrs of the United States near the French government. from fifteenth day of Septem. Der, eighteen huadred and forty-sx to the first day ef Jaly, eighteen hundred aud for,y-scven, being the lime inseryening between the recall of our late minister. Mir. King. and tho arrival of Mir Rush, after the rate of four thousand five hundred dollars per anuuin, dedacting his pay aa secretary of lcea tions the sum of two thousand one hundred and ninety three doilsfss