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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
CO m N eRClAt AFFAIRS,

Ihug1day. Sept. .3O--U I

Thug.dny, sept. 3O--0 2. Ne
Tho stoef market s2ensd sr,vy this morning. aad
quosascns generally compared -,th tins. surr..t yes
teds, n.te lover Most Of the issdiur fsueiss
active and Of the time tales are mt s.n.rs
opticn. AZ the snt board, oday, uat.a states Us,
lst2 f-l OF per oest ohiooN u; Pupnsylvaais S's
~ Farmers Loan u canton Co., a; Harlem =, Long
bland vent up -, aud the oniy stock Ia tho list
that In proved The bears sppssr espos-l H. sell any
amount Of stock wanted but the bull. are rather bnet
ward sbont coming forward rb-y are f,rosj 30 pur-
ehsse more than they rally ~snt sustain tho mar
tst. ard IL ss pretty bard tack for tnem to unasY.
take III. moment the bulls <ithdrAv. prices would
tumble down is,ier than they did during the recent
Pous'in panic. Money n ss.y enough for all ordi-
nary and er,rsortnsry purpos,s bot IL !. impo,-
sib.s TO drsv In outside isucy s,.sx sp.eu,a,ors
Tho proceedings Of the psst .v days are suosoi.,t
to deter any one from purchasing st,.ss Of so.
kpd. The lstsst sov'mest 10 Farmers. Loan 10
alone sufcieni to sickep bolcsrs 81 ssch fpsi Tbs
recent decisions favorable - essn claims II "a, .c
psly. amounting TO about siUo.DuD ba,ius been re-
,ersed the msstst value ~ ia. stock n~- s,y-sis.d
ana IL likely TO renain arpress-d Authess trus. CON
pasiss Depend 20 ush upos deesoss IA their favor
tia. they are Dangerous things toush NJ asy pre.
~ thu s.sora hcarc thsr- ~sr- noisrs,s sales, ss
prices ebrssnt in the nornips
me reesirt' at the ONO. VI lhs Assistant T,,ruy.r
Of this port to day Amounted to SsaI4s -,
"t 2es VI! balance, sassi sos ss duties, Ssoss4; Do.
pc-its. $500
Sometime slice 80 stated tbs. the earrant --pa.aj
lures OF tbs New York and Fri. a.road Con sAav ~,
running and repsirins the ruad ~ou,i th. ,,a, .o,.
sumo every dollar Of the gross icea. spi tia, m. In
.rest on the aggregate iucrst-doe-. Of tn. co,e.r
would have to be sdded. boduy. to tn. espstsl NJ.
nave, In Tie seseooe q any official repurt from N.
60" pany nSa' calculation .hch proves the correct
afA .s~k.-
the number Of niles the rs.erg-r aud fgh, tra,a. 81
the Ellie Railroad win during the rear isas .-o,s
irs 10 the oompsnys Advertisements.
Nav lohS AND lar RAiiRoAp. Rus-tso Rr,r,.,. 1910
Two rassepser Trains up and
we Gown .sch dsy...... 2}0 miles .p,o rnsee
ii fhfrnah Ila.nLt IrsIt. .-|N'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
"Cf With his he.1."-Shaksae1rr
Hat Neuld have bera n rssre e. rreet n,

DE-, VI he DUKE OF cham ~~tchGliy dapi-
dat looking article Of bac For Ne
ABE ~ sofrts gentlemen do purchase OF tine Ysl,
fAsi ion q kSox, rs Fulton strect.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

sspst o the u.a,.
Dr. Elliott. Oco'i,s, 535 broadway, sn-
frf hif patient. that - frsa lnix
sclsek. ~ Monday W-r~sdss aud ~tfutday Dr. r.. will
prcteriie fer the peer Ga tuesday, ana Thsrsaay.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Fall Fssss"o fsass-tow a~ady--Ae tho
price store, l.s Ca Al arv for
beauty, DURABILITY OF th-apn j. W. KELLOGG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

A Eromdvsy Bst. In the broadway style,
With the kt,acssy fbisb for Bfosdway an aad
made by Broadway Halter.
WARNOCK, ca3 Broadway. n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
To booksellers. Aucn,., ana

Fowisrs ana Wells Psrero,otnts ana uhst Id
1i ssssu will rnh, in l.rge email qnap iiss
all verb, Pir' uoorv Phy.icssv sns HydrooAihy.
the Water Cure; also The various reforms 81
Others wsrbs Photographs Etaosiioa and shs
Natu-al Sole, generally. Catalogues had
rsatior Tho suirt Of the Aga ~-es, nevrpaps edited
by W. ". CkAhpins, he american chronological Journal
and she Water CuIs Journal, Are fuhlishet by
fDWLgRSs WELLS,
Clinton HALL, lyi Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

sicKsvss ~ OHo.-The Bnston Tracelier ~ the 18th
irs'sDt. has extract of lrtI-r fsia Gigca Oa,s,
under date OF the 10th in-tsat shiea ssYs Al this
iiW. there Tying dead lick In this some.
"here nom IL, To lbO. aud a pnpnistion of
ony lN0 p-ssons Last week fuDsral erossssions did
meet % the Travelling in rhe disease il
to' ehn'rs. hut dy "n's-y rhiah "a acme respects,
pofsibls, is worse than the choicr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

whsssrs tho moment It 70 aprea ~ithou, injsry
hair fkn EerchaDfs and sDoy hepers shoad
this article. IL Is the hes u the ~erid Sold Who'll
sale Ind reis ct thehelors Wig Passrv, Wall
Jamss' Clufs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

ffisss'smSrsorts % - tnhssft~s ehi~-r ~ Ws-.
zoe - tks -fr.sl1sutial slsrIica ta-ir vat~ "a.
fnHh cf fuf 81 go ffcfnt ~lsrtiea faf sfat~ oers
fttst a. tirss Ntis tfs. g. lrocfatis
hfF ~ Nm Winsts 4 tk- chg esd late for
'a1Errts IN ths Fupfth uistIlst o. uis.i-stsa
NffNrsf Ntsrrrr~ tnllrrs1rbs haze bsra fsrsl go
y einittf wbich sis. eiisEs .hirl q wsiority q
. ~ bffsruts sut fhpsiaH sfis ssls n s4a
efHerfst ana go Hoa.s 80 stirs AZ re- s,tI saf
~ tfr.effs, ~ -hts m@l ritY i,iut ballet a.
lAIms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

tys ctsirsted Ug pLie print IT rrrsiint Fay aad
ts 'nhinrt. Or fri- ~ los
81 single copy. the pntlhvr- Brssy-I GALLERY,
shd 81 freAdwAs, corner 81 Fulton liberal ds-
touDt In he trsas. 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
Marine arstrs.

The scils.rs hishly nattsrins iss,spsnlsi pre-
sentsdto Lieutenant :. Bssd ca ths srfi~.i - IN.
noble ssssr,hir Of which he 40 eesm.sa.r OF So.
trarrisco -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

Csnrt csi.nasr FOR ssss Day.
~. 20
c,s@ss MAS. go, III, iGa, Is, iI,si, ssG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
THE ST. GEORGE CRICKET cLyB.
Sscsns Haniag.

yinton. , wh-ateroft. ....................
Souiher, b H. Jefferson. G. J. Jefferson .........
Sr~en 1900.
KA,i Whssteroft. Q Gresthesd.. ..........
TiD,on, ADD . " nesteroft. Observation-Disclosures.
bage. b " bestcroft..
Nichols, b and 9 wheatcroft ................
Waller Wh~stcroft. Q Beaver. ..............
Wtbferbottsm NOT out.
Wgipht. b. Nheatcroft. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fsss.
VIDE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

SsulSe ~ ps STEAMSHIP WARRINGTON. The
steamship Washington. Capt Floyd. sailed yester-
day afternoon. al so'cock. for Southampton and
B,enen Sh- took oui thriy-six passengers and
full lr.iRhi hst l'.i Of those who went in her
can Ne found in aro,her column
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

lxrTsEsriNe FGoN 81. DosiNeo The follow
irf letter. from he City of ST. Domingo. which we
fnd IN ih- 6ssai Gssaf,, published al Turks Is
land, ~ he Iih Inst. will be read with much in.
tsr,sf A. H. nr.tenf ttfnr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21

SAurNc ~ rnE STEAMSHIP OHo.-The man.
moth and Truly magnificent steamship OHIO, under
tho conmsnd ~ Lieut.. Schenck. took her depar-
fure Yesierd.y At O'Clock. for Charleston, savan-
nah. Havana. sns New orleans, where her pas
senrers cor ChAgres viii be transferred to the
steamship Falcon. She took out about two hun
drrd passengers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-21
NeWs;,apeg Postage.

New York. Friany, september ~. 'say.
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Total, Fret aud second innings, lis.
THE NEWARK CEicxHr cLUB.
n.. f..,.-
Police guttIiics.e~.

Total. .................
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-17

4 IT." PAlts .om-msie fors,-
o. l.. ROBBINS
tu'.ni. O-' s ..
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-10-17

Il HENsHAw, Treas
Boston. Orl 3. $40, n39
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07
Opinions of Mr.. clay's Letter.

We cu' lhc following from thr ItciUard
ENuiiihr, nu mpu oil Lyroiuroiam mad
-mcH IN yrpmhf
Ilrury CLOVIS Additions, Letter 3. to hr
luuud uu another rulumu glihE pnpor. Know
Ug ih' curiosity Which must ltrNud con.
81. ruug ih- lcilor.-Wc have HgHiu dolrrf' a.
AID az lhr risk ot U.s. Incoming Strlr pud ulto.
gcthct uscie.s, tho skclch Ollic late hauru.
tHiluu urn;loucd IN uur.iust. The ppu,r Of
tbr muuluc ,ulycc, hciurr hur, mud hs long
mtutalurd position Of ouhodlWcut and
uon,bp,'go lo the Mugr pariy, "iil give 1t
uit interest whirh ucit!rcr the cloQuruco Of
Vrmcimugcl Nuroto pen uf q poet could fast
Iu6upon lhul nuHihor Uf sentences.
henry CLAY : rue character nav -iaH'ls 4-''-
yralcd. Tile inau IL au Ahuliuouisi. lie
iakos position with Giddurs mud with HIDE
These nro the sentiments long ago expressed
hy all the organs of Abolition. Hhrt II tie
spirit which hreujhcs ia all lheir writings mud
IN all their spenkiugs. Aud that lctter hus
hvcu recrt ed with rnpturous uppinuse hy nll
the Ahohtipuirt newspapers ud,hy all the
hhnltiuuist people in the l'uitcd States
Henry Clay of lSi9 ~ the Henry Clay ct
tHi3e. 'rr t1un is-uut -Ct1uUUUd, nor ms o.
piuious. lie SAYS he held those notions from
the beginning Of his life, and we hive 40 rca-
son whatever tn doubt him. Indeed tlie ihosi
celebrated acts ocl,is early political career
nrr in exact accordance with the words utter.
ed by hm'this day. llo declared them aud
hc acted on them consistently nndmVaria-
bly,. BE hiI.nn tecollectcd hy the people Of
the United States tina, tho Wing party hive
m tTurr1 ris .ttotripnisI year
after year, ~ proper Presidential candidate
for their sullrages BE this remembered,
Hhcn they remember the Whig pnrly's votes
ON the Wilmot Proviso IN The llnlls OF Cong
rrsS. "''"i'"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07
r HE GALE ID o M 4 N.

persons ofits owpers, 20 Oregon, Fa'pnnIso'
,dnoy, n, 3. Wosardwicl- lsauds, urL-
ui,ed Falcs, Eng'aud,N, &c.to tHtH freight
-vcml.lwaofs 10000 faoh had Fopo Oh
iu die ww - uluhl1liAA IN tic lApllA ~ ilte
merchants 1T snu lrtnci.cui about $1,000
600 were scattered over California 10 large
ard ,nnlI parcel-rln lie possefHtou Of par
uc-, rincr- &c,llmli'wl not been tenl down
To San fmlieIsro,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

ottuy officers dro IL bad Iafi". md Wy mon!
IS m iir considered unjust,
llis recommendations 10 ll'r people pl llir
country, although pgrlnkiHg strongly OF lh,,
roua which o po'lnEolur Why lm s"lrnrr,1
90 AsHlin4n Inward a pHiH4r are eHsf''t''Ht''
whit ihe citizens M u0W doug, und WIN
lhe uucliuu Of bsFrrus name ~ - Ia he
HOPED ihni iiir fAtiar pt Provisional 'i"Vefh-
meni,wiil not lie allowed a. reirogrndr.
We haze lle proceedings of tggetAl meet
iurs of ritllruf, 90 consider Of The hecessiiy
Of innliug 10 Provisional Govcrulneul,r and
appointing delegates 90 Convention iur dis
purpose. 1hs Convention was a. have been
held ~ tho 5Ih duYof March, bnt ~ order
lint nm parts 81 lhe InuuoiY might boz lllHS
represented, nud "a give line "a Coufrers 20
provide Territorial Gpyrrnmgut the dy
lnr the Convention 10 ussontlie hDu bpcn
rmngcd ~ he 1T day ofMuy nest
A drinking establishments known H# ~ lte
Shades hus hren hurm down ~ sun Fran
cfrn, with loss ofsl1 600, Il belonged TO
Montgomery \ Go,
CllroENn laloRAuav The number
of ycsroi- lint have already elonreil, fon ilq
l'uiled storcs poJls, 10 pet down 27O, viii
I7gll passcngors for lhc gold regions. Here
a.. a.. ,,,r,t,.t ,,,,,..,t ,U Gourpss
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

aud viii lrnd 20 their drcnyery. Tho mn
rhinny uuuirfd 10 Nofk % rrRunrr,lu
b exprushc, aud The prurrsa luf o'hWnNt
.he gold quite lHbpIlnuri hrrro llin Mn-ll's'
Of tI,e .-ai.faIrl gravel ln,r iu 900 Cpppliift
ttrtf.l,J fbe rrfnirrt uiuouuI Ol dis metal
IN tl,Gsnlnllrsi cxrrufo Of lahur. -, Z, w.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07
THIRTY DAYS LATER FROM GALI.
FORNIA
From iAn n q. pirnyunr OF NiarrlI -

''t'' 49, ~ w. NNg WV W 'AAl' " .
BY the way of Ncrn Cruz mud across Mex
leo, we have papers jrom California 10 tho
25lh Of Jgnuury.
The winter lDS. been very severe one
throughout the kGsS~.-s, bat We have no nc.
count ofdislrcss among tIrr miners.
TuE MiNEs.-.By recent arrivals from the
mines wc learn verbally that arlhe Sluuislaus
lherh - from twelve To- riElicen- iucAGa OF
SHOW uu tie Muckulcmy aud Dry Creek, sN
10 ten aud at the Dry Diegius, four to six.
II is highly probable that while we have had
much rain horc IN The lusl week, there Inns
been considerable snow in the mines. Al
the last accounts, however the miners were
still digging u little, as the streams had moi
risen any An reports concur in represent.
ing lls~fondiion ofthe miners ms very com
fortnhIE. They have good log houses, aud
plenty ofwood aud provisions. Good judg.
ee are, .6f opinion that Ihrru j. at least six
months provisions at The mines.
We add another paragraph from paper
of u later date.
FRoM THE MINEs.-Gentlome recently
arrived from the North assure us of the pro-
irRcted severity of the season in that section
ofcuuutry. Probably colder winter was hev-
er experienced in California. Communion
ton between Fort Sacramento nna the min.
ing district IL entirely cut on, Snow has fall
len to The depth OF six aud eight inches, aud
still remains upon the gruuEd. The rivers
nre rising rapidly. The Sacramento we are
informed, rose fifteen feet in three dnys.
Business at the fort is represented dull in
the extreme. -.--...------
Col Bcnton's famous letter to the people
Of California wns published on the Ith Jan.
unry. The following week the editors orthe
alta California remarked upon il ms follows
Col BrNroN's LETTER.--ln the main. the
letter of Col. Benton, which we published
last week, is n. we'll streaming document. hui
ho was EFFICIENTLY mistaken the cnibrc of the
he was addressing 1t certainly
mus, hc esteemed MS n most particular favor
l'Y1he citizens Of California, that he las OK
t--+--++t' 7rT7TyIHgC, aId The pntcrn-
al solicilude tor our welfare does credt IN
his intelligence and humanity.
His personal attacks upon distinguished
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

QysTho Roy. Thr6. Matthew has address
ed II letter to Geli. Carey, ofPiusbnrgn' 49,
in April next. He intends to be rrese"' :"
the Grand National Jubilee of Eeeto'''e'S''
he held at Cincinnati, in May. r,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

% MARVELLOUS Consciousness. one of
those remarkable cnses of presentiment, or
Second sight, that have occurred ntiutcr-
walls To- The confusion of all humnr spoculn-
ton in every nge Of Ghe world, has Just been
brought to our knowledge IN our city. The
daughter of n highly respectable family, n
child ofsomc twelve years, who has been i'll
ofievcr for some days, told her parents, in n
puroNysm Of delirium on Monday evening
That her brother, who was on board the pack
ct ship Devonshirc coming from London,
was then within twenty miles from home.
aud had with him sundry presents for them,
specifying, among other things, fvo books
with red covers, gill edges, SC. The vessel
arrived the next yesterday morning, md
thG return ofihe brother with the specified
PRESENTS verified the truth of ,her marvellous
impression. When the brother entered her
chamber, she recognized him at once aud
GA tlte-i,~tant ~tntcrrogntcd him concerning
the presents which she said she had dream
ed Of; when lac confirmed her prediction in
every pnrlieHlur She then immediately re-
lapScd into deIlrium.
Such cRses--not altogether rnrc in human
cXperisncd---nre grfcdily seized hy the churl-
utans aud Simon MnGusrs, found in all times
aud countries. in orderlo practice upon ir-
uornuco aud superstition the. only field in.
which Trey c'li hope 10 Win the rewards of
inark Daih4 .lAaEliisar
RRrpGE GoNE,-Iw the breaking IN of the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

GoLp. The New York Herald states That
n gentleman recently arrived III Now York
from California, estimates thnt about $4,000
Goo. in gold had h-rt, ohtuiurt from the
tttittcrse'f ti7s, ! i,3eo,oeo hudpasscd through
rvrr T-7TUt7C0, vTTUCI
nj $40 to 10 per ounce; 100000 had gone
off in lribIcts, in Trunks, hoSes, and on Tie
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

o. IlcB,m.r, crossing "Nloosr hlNcr'
rct4'lE, iloc sri t'~h NaHar, ia. 'h'e
Town. nae surp, oil Toy ,,a flood of wdcrr
asDrdJ. Od4r budcc- iu ia"u were
m,.cur ,,,. Outraged ut lhc -nw' Time. lh'
uelups aaay OF ,hc 'att .bcmy ioii OF rn'"
caused -ud1ou risa ,rol' our s'rranH, n"u
uair ihr trods cNrr,duc muddy Md 'hc
travelling huIl,u,wuc, The Smg's harr
lt-ct hrhiUd ,i,rtr ,fyunl times .ot mIhm and
tie mail. Irregular
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

BRwGG GoNr,-iw the breaking up ofthc
ice, Ihe eastern hnlfof the old bridge over the
Connecticut at Windsor. wax swept oil.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

MIA TrcA,ol N.ll.' Ttc Wing, Of Ports.
mouth had p,upper the oIhcy evening, in
honor orun rc-clccionor Mcssrs. Wilson
..iA Iudl, 10 Copate-sy FIte latter eetiir'uuu
was present and made good, sound North.
err Wing speech lie snid;
"Thc editors who hive otslgried to me all
SORTS Qiopiuions will tnkG my prcscuce here
ibis evening ns cN idcnco TINT have gone o.
yer houA'ra,d line to the Whigs.T am here his
,yfning 10 BE- irM my d~'tuis, and my spl6roS
mag MAKE he most Of ~
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

SA2AAAA4- '--- Nftftf-t-trf Frrr-TII-
gcuccr Of tho eth ulf, says: awe rcg,Crto
lonru that Senator Phelps, OF Vermont has
been confined to his reum for the last week
10y severe attack of innommutory rhenma.
,isr, which will probably prevent him from
returning 10 his home for some time"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07
le ncconnl enrfenI ln hgnreN
EXAMINATION or TEACHERS

Tho subscriber viii attend 90 the aSnmiun.
ION of Teachers of Summ'S. Schools az tol'
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TO Duh sUBsCRIBERs.

TAs viii be entered oar books unless IL
rsy msnt Of the subscription be nsds in sdvancs
Distant subscribers forward msnsy ~ ss the pessss
which viii be paid BY and all sk assumed BY ourselves
ssis transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER pubhshed tn weekly during Ms sss
sionz Of Congrsss and miwsekly during the
Subscriptions period than year VIII BE- received
terms proPsrtionsdt 10 the above annual rstss.
90 fOSTMAsTrRs authorized to sct - sgssss and ~
sending DAILY subscrbs enclosed ave SEMI
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s9,1s,eN 81

BY the act making appropriations for me support %
the army for The year ending the thirtieh Of June,
one thousand eight hundred and fifty.
For pay of the army, si,635s2 90
Guiding The additional ratons for commissioned
officers commanding "arsenals' or "armories,'
being separate and fixed or permanent posts"
OF the army OF the United States, ,Sl 300 90
For Of forage for officers horses, lof6 on
For payments in lieu of clothing for officers serv- ~ ~
For expenses Of recruiting 3s,o52 90
For three months extra pay to commissioned
officers, musicians, and priyaIes on nensI N ooo mn
For the regular supplies of the quar,ernas.er's
Department, Consisting of fuel, forage IN KIND
for the authorized number Of officers horses,
and for the horses, mules, and oxen ot Tue
quartermaster's department. al NE severa, mt
itary posts and stations, aud with the armies IN
The field, and FIR the horses Of The nrss ana
second regiments of Dragons, the Tour comps
MES OF tight artillery, and the reFmcnt ot
mounted rthefnen Of straw for soldiers bed
ding, and Of stationery, including company and
other blank books for the army, certificates for
discharged soldiers, blank forms for the pay
and quaresmaster's department, and iof us
printing Of division and department orders and - -
For de incide n,al Expenses OF the quarerms-ters
departnen M, consisting OF postnrr on letters and
packets received aud sent by officers on pnblic
service expenses Of courts martial and courts
OF inquiry, Including the additional compensa-
ton To Judge advocates, recorders, memhers,
and witnesses, white that service, under the
act OF March sixteenth, eighteen hundred and
two; extra pay 10 soldiers employed In the
erection of barracks, quarters, storchouses, and
hospitals, the construction Of roads, and other
constant labor, under the direction Of the quar-
termaster's department, for periods OF not Icrs
thnn days, under the act of second March,
eighteen hundred aud nineteen; expenses Of
expresses to and from the frontier posts and
armies in the 6eid, OF escorts payInasters,
other disbursng officers, and trains, where
military cxanoi ke furnished; expense
of the ,utermcnt OF non-cnmniissfoned oticers
and soldiers; hire of iaborerz in the quarter
masters department; compensation of clerks
IN the officers Of the qusrtsmAstsrs depart
incnf; compensation Ia wagon aad forage
masters, authorized by the aca of the fhh
OF July eighteen hundred and thirty eight
for the apprehension Of descrters. and the eS
penses incideut To their pursat, the varoos
expenditures necessary to keep the hfef and
second regiment Of dragons, the four com
| panies Of light artillery, and the regiment ~
mofnted nn~uen complete, including the par
chase Of travelling fnsers, blscksm,ths' and
Shoeing taois, horse and mule shoes, IRON, MI"
a. and ,s mns". surgeons " -nsooo 90
For lbs pusrhsss Of horses required for ,hs nrs
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s"e s~eond regiments OF dsssoons the four COM
mounted naen.en, - 10000
For constructing. repairing, and eni.rstas bar
nck-, quarters, hospitals, Ssorehouss<, saabses,
whsrves. and ways, at the several posts and
army depots; ios temporary cantonu,e ats, gun
houses fos the protection Of cannon, ineIudsns
the necessary toos and materials for ife objcets
enumerated, and fof The authorized furniture
for bsusck rooms Of non commissioned odhc~u
and SOLDIER; rent OF quATtcrs for o6ieers, bar
racks and hospitals for troops, where there arc
public buildings Tor their accommodation,
fur stswehouscs tor the safe keeping Of military
rad escampmen,s, 10000
For mileage, or the allowance made 70 ofhcem
for the transportation o themselves snd bag
gage, when travelling on duty withos< troops, 5000
For The transportation OF the army, including the
baggage Of the troops when moving either by
land or water; OF cIoihinr, camp and sarrisou
dep6ts al Phiiad~,phia add New York 10 the
several posts aud army depots u subsistence,
from the places Of purchase and from the places
Of delivery under contract, 70 ouch places A.
the circumstances of the service may require IL
To be senti of ordnance, ordnance stores, aud
small arms, from The fouudries and armor'es To
the ar.cnais, fortiKcauons, frontier posts, and
army dep0ts freieht, thk, and frvrisges; tho
purchase and hire of horses, wagons, mules,
oxen, carts, drays. ships, and other sea going
vessels and boats for the transportation OF sup
plies and for garrison purposes; 9rayass aud
carriage at the several posf~, hire of tesmsteu;
transportation OF funds for The pay and other
discussing departments; the expense Of sailing
public transports m the various river, the Gulf
OF Mexico and in the Atlantic and Pacific; and
situation, require liz 10000
For medical and hospital departments, 52,DOU
For armament Of Notifications, 100000
For purchase Of ordnance, ordnance stores, and
For current expenses OF die ordnance service 100000
cries, $4,000 {
For the purchase Of Colts revolving pistols, II the
Secretary OF War should deem 1t advisable and
proper, $1,000 ,
cry At the HarDeY's Ferry 80 H0 4