Southern shield., 1850-11-30

rior to said boundaries, and ot all her claims upon the United States, and 10 eS- lablish territorial government for New Mexico"
 GOVERNMENTS IN THE TERRITORIES OF ORE
 CON AND MINNESOTA.
 Territory Qf Oregon.
 For salaries of Governor, three judges, and secretary, ten thousand five hundred dollars.
 For salary of Superintendent of Indian Affairs, three Indian agents, and tor ofllce rent, wood and lights, stationery, and clerk hire, ten thousand dollars.
 For contingent expenses of said TerritG- ry, one thousand five hundred dollars.
 For compensation and mileage of r..em- bers of the Legislative Assembly, Officers, clerks, and contingent expenses c,1 the As sembly, twenty-four thousand dollars.
 For taking the census cf t.ne Territory of Oregon, under the act of Fourteenth August eighteen hundred and forty eight, one thou sand five hundred dn,lars
 Territory of Minnesota.
 For salaries of Governor and Superin- tendent of Indian Affairs, three judges, and secretary, nine thousand seven hundred dollars.
 For contingent expenses of said Territo- ry, one thousand dollars.
 For compensation and mileage of mem bers of the Legislative Assembly, officers clerks, and contingent expenses of the As sembly, twenty -four thousand dollars
 That the accounting officers be empower ed to audit, adjust, and allow the public printers of Minnesota Territory for printing the Constitution of the United States, such parts of the laws of the United States as relates to the northwest territory, and the laws of Wisconsin in force in said Territory by provision of the act organizing it; the said accounts to be subjected to the same rules and principles as are prescribed by the act of August twenty-nnth, eighteen hundred and forty-two, for other territorial accounts.
 For. salaries of the chief justice of the Supreme Court, and the eight associate justices, forty-one thousand dollars.
 For salaries of the district judges, sixty three thousand seven hundred dollars.
 For salaries of the chief justice of the District of Columbia, the associate judges, the judges of the criminal and orphans courts, ten thousand seven hundred dollars For an addition to the salary of the judge of the orphans court of the District ot Columbia, (which is hereby increased to fifteen hundred dollars per annum,) five hundred dollars.
 For salaries of the Attorney General, and the clerk and messenger in his office, eight thousand three hundred dollars-the salary of the messenger in his office being hereby increased to seven hundred dollars per annum, from first July, eighteen hun dred and fifty; and the salary of the Attor- ney General being hereby increased to six thousand dollars per annum from the same day.
 To reimburse to Reverdy Johnson, late Attorney General of the United States, the amount paid by him out of his private funds for the services of clerk employed for public purposes, in public duties, eight hundred and sixty-six dollars and fifty-nne cents.
 For the salary of an additional clerk ir the Attorney Generals office, two thousand dollars
 For contingent expenses of the office O the Attorney General, five hundred dollars For the purchase of law books and the necessary book cases for said office, ont thousand five hundred dollars.
 For salary of the reporter of the decis ions of the Supreme Court, thirteen hundred dollars, if one volume only of the report: shall be published, as heretofore; and il case the Supreme Court shall direct him tC publish two volumes, then the sum of thir teen hundred dollars for each volume SC published.
 For compensation of .he district attor neys, being two hundred dollars each, a prescribed by law, eight thousand four hun dred dollars.
 For compensation of the marshals, sever thousand dollars,
 For defraying the expenses of the Su preme, Circuit, and District Courts of the United States, including the District of O. umbia, and also for jurors and witnesses in aid of the funds arising from fines, penal ties, and forfetures incurred in the fisca year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun dred and fifty-one, and previous years, and likewise for defraying the expenses of suits Tn which the United States are concerned, and Of prosecutions for offences committed against the United States, and for the safe- keeping of prisoners, five hundred and fifty- seven thousand five hundred and thirty seven dollars.
 For compensation for the clerk of the District Judge of Florida, employed in keep ing and making transcripts of the records of the decisions of said judge in certain matters submitted to him by the Secretary of the Treasury, the compensation for said service to be audited and allowed by the Secretary of the Treasury, nine hundred dollars.
 LIGHTHOUSE ESTABLISHMENT.