Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1850-10-05

drawing paper and other necessary drawing materials and
office furniture, three hundred and dollars sta
onery for Office hundred dollars mileage and ex-
pense Of officers employed 10 examinations required on the
frontiers Of Vermont and New York. eight hundred forty
dollars for survey and examination of that portion Of the
line lying the northern frontiers of Vermont and New
YORK, embracing hire of and their transportation and
subsistence hire of horses and baggage wagons camp equ-
page and its transportation, purchase Of instruments and all
contingencies five thousand dollars and compensation OF
TWO private soldiers for their services daughtsmen in
constructing maps, eleven hundred and fifteen dollars making
IN all, fifteen thousand four hundred and thirty dollars
For paying balance found by the accounting officers to
be due to Jose Yznardy formerly consul Cadz in SPAIN
the sum of thousand hundred and twenty eight dol
lars and eight cents and said accounting officers
tain how much Of said due by descent or devise
IN any ether manner to the late Joseph M Yznsry or TO
his heirs former consul of the United States at Havana who
indebted to the United States and so much of this appro
paton shall lie found due to said Joseph M Yznardy
or to bis heirs shall be applied said Indebtedness and
the remainder OF this appropriation to be paid the other
heirs OF the said Jose Yznady to his representatives
FOR payment OF compensation Doctor Thomas O. Ed
wards, for his services examiner into the practical ope
ton OF the law for the prevention Of the importation of spu
ous and aduterated drugs and medicines under appointment
nom the Secretary OF the Treasury. October TENTH eighteen
hundred and forty-eght two hundred and fifty dollars
For salaries for examiners drugs for the fiscal year ending
the thirteth Of June eighteen hundred and y one at Bo
ton, New York, Philadelphia Baltimore, Charleston and
rean per act twenty sixth Of June eighteen hundred
and and third Of March, eighteen hundred and
forty nine, seven thousand dollars. tsts
For salary Of clerk to examiner at New York one thousand
dollars -
tor of Daniel Parker deceased late Paymaser General and
agent for paying salaries in his Office balance found due the
said Parker by the accounting officer the treasury eight
hundred and eghy-six dollars.
For the payment to Major W. H. Chase of the CORPS of
engineers in pursuance Of the decision Of the Second Comp
oer Of the Treasury Of the second and fifteenth Of Noyem
dred and nineteen dollars and sixty eight cents
For the payment Richard Rush Of balance asceraned
to be due BY the accounting officers of the Treasury for his
salary Attorney General of the United States and for the
satisfaction Of which there is appropriation, two hundred
and hynne dollars and ftynine cents Provided hoc-
eve, That hereafter the proper accounting officers of the
Treasury, other pay officers Of the United States, shall in
allow and pay to individual the salaries of
different offices of having performed the duties
thereof at the tme but this prohibition shall extend
to the superintendents Of the Executive buildings.
For the payment to Corporal Charles Hawke,
tanned be due him by the Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury
hundred and seventy dollars and thy-eght cents
To enable the Secretary of the Interior take perpetual
lease to the United States from the city Of Utica, New York.
free Of taxes other charges of any sort many in
the City Hail. in said city, about to be erected may be
cessary for the proper accommodation of the United States
district and circuit holden in said city, and their off,
GERS twelve thousand dollars Pouide That part of this
appropriation shall be paid until it shall be certified by the
justices Of the said circuit court that the scd pro-
vided and the said lease made.
For making alterations in the Office Of the assistant
of the United States at New York. and for furniture
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For making alterations in the approaches of the building
belonging to the United States in the city of Detroit
occupied by the courts Of the United States and their officers
under order Of the Common Council of Detroit and for
pairing and rcnovatng said building, five hundred and thirty
five dollars.
To pay the amount of subscription under the joint rsolu
ton of the third of March, eighteen hundred and
for thousand copies of the Annals of Congress the end
Of the fourth Congress- and include the first Congress-
well the second, third, and fourth Congress- thirty thou
| sand dollars
For continuing the publication of the works of the Expo
ring Expedition, including the printing Of the charts, the
pay of the scientific corps salary Of the horcultus and
care of the collections twenty five thousand dollars
To dey the expenses incurred under the authority Of the
committee Of arrangement for the funeral Of General Zachary
Taylor deceased late President of the United States eight
thousand hundred and orysx dollars and seventy three
cents 10 be discussed by the Marshal of the District of CO.
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To deay the expenses Of transporting the remains Of
General Taylor from the cemetery in Washington Ken
lucky expended under the direction Of the President
the United Staies four thousand dollars.
To enable the War Department make such examinations
and surveys may be necessary to determine upon the best
and most available mode Of supplying the city of Washington
with pure water, and to prepare plan and estimate of the
probable Of the TO be reported to Congress its
next session, five hundred dollars.
Sec 2. And be IL further enacted, That from and after
the passage this the compensation Of the aborers the
public grounds under the public gardener, in Washington
city, shall be forty dollars per month, to be paid monthly
without reduction for time lost in consequence of sickness
paments Of Government shall be five hundred dollars per
annum.
Sec. g. And be 1t further enacted That the accounting
officers of the Treasury hereby authorized in settling the
accounts of Captain NJ Clark superintendent in erecting
barracks and quarters at Savannah Georgia, allow him
credit for whatever amount properly dsbursed by him.
beyond the which he discussed under the laws making
specific appropriations for the work
Sec A. find be IL further enacted, That the third section
Of the act entitled AN act making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses of Government for the year end
and for other purposes approved the tenth of August egh
hundred and oysx be and the hereby revived
and continued in force for the fiscal year ending the heth
of June, eighteen hundred and ffy-one.
Sec 5. 4ndbe further enacted That the Secretary Of the
Treasury be authorized and directed adjust and settle the
claim submitted by legal Lieutenant Robert
L. Browning late Of the United States navy, deceased
share the of the sale the schooner Oregon and
CARGO seized and conscated in the month of April eighteen
hundred anderty eight under the Presidents regulations of
the FIRST March, eighteen hundred and foyseven the port
Tampco during the with Mexico and pay the
Of said claim Of any moneys in the Treasury arising from
military contributions collected in Mexico pursuance Of the
regulations Of the President before referred Provided
That before any money is paid In this any claim SUBJ
mtted by the of the vessel before mentioned for
mission of the penalty and payment of the under the
conscaon, shall first be duly examined and decided by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, under the directions of the Pes
dent of the United States.
Sec 6. And be it further enacted That it shall be lawful
for the Secretary Of Treasury the steamer
Dallas, lying in the port of New York, together with
the machinery placed therein under and by virtue
tract by and between R. j. Walker late Secretary of the
Treasury, and Ethan Campbell dated August twenty fifth
eighteen hundred and foryegh be appraised by
good and sufficient appraisers and TO sell ( the said