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

From San Francisco to San Diego via Nnta Clara City
Of San Jose, San Juan Bsuptists Monte soledsd San
Miguel San Luis Obspo, Danas La Par ma Santa Ynes.
Santa Barbara, San Buenssenturs, LlAngeIes, Santa
Anna, San Juan Cspsrano, Santa MAJ Isrito, and San
Luis Rev. HS
From the city of San Jose to a San Jose Mis-
sion and Livermore's.
From the CITY Of San Jose to Benics the Mission Of
San Jose and Martinez.
From Monterey to Towalumne, via Pal
From the city of San Jose to Santa CrX
From Los Angeles to San Pedro.
From Los Angeles, Gila Town, via Sd Gabriel Work
mans, Roand's, Chino, Pala, and Aqua Viente.
From San Francisco to Sacramento " Sam Salito and
Benica.
From Benicia to Stockton, via Msrines{pd New York
From Sacramento to Humboldt and Ti21ad via Vernon
Fremont Ncolaus, Vernon, Suffers CHI Farm. Yuya
town, Niel's, Lassens, Readings and Pls& town.
From Sacramento to Carson Valley Seth emit via Couma
From Sacramento TO the gold dggngs "a the Rio de los
From YuvaOwn to the gold dsgnss on Bear, Yuva, and
Feather rivers.
From Sacramento to Los Msriposas M es. bv Murphys
Shaddans, Laird Isbels Stockton Staaaus and IOWA
lume.
From Stockton to the gold dggngs 4 the Mokelsmne
and Calaverss.
From Stockton to the gold diggings IN the Stanisaus
Towalumne, and Mercedes rivers.
OREGON.
From Astoria, via mouth Of the Coolz river. Plymouth
Portland, Milwaukee, Oregon city, Linn city, Lafayette
Nananie Fords, Nesmlths Mills Maysvile, John Loyds
Eugene f. SINNERS Pleasant Hill, to the mouth Of the
Umpqua river.
From the Umpqua valley Sacramento city, in California
From Oregon city, via Champoes, Saem Hamilton Camp
bells, Albany, Kinks Ferry, w. B. Mahy 10 Jacob Spores
From Nesqualy, via Conlitz settlement to the mouth of
the Conlitz river. NV ae
From Portland via Vancouver the Dsles of the Co
From Portland to Marlborough.
From Oregon city to Harrison Wrght's, on Mo[ala.
From Hamilton CampbelPs to Jacob Consers in Sanyam
Forks.
From Linn city to Hillsboroush.
From Santa Fe to Socono.
From SocoTro to Frontera.
From La Vegas to Santa Fe.
From Santa Fe, via Abcii, to Taos.
From Santa Fe to Salt Lake city.
UTAH.
From Great Salt Lake to Sampete via Utah lake.
From Great Salt Lake CITY to Brownsville
From Great Salt Lake City to Utah lake, and thence to
Sand Pitch valley.
Sec 2. and be further enacted That the third section
Of the act of August fourteenth eighteen hundred and forty
eight entitled AN act to establish certain posroutes be
extended to the Territories OF Utah and New Mexico and
that the Postmaster General be authorized establish such
rates of postage in said Territories him may seem pro-
per- not exceeding those authorized in said act.
Approved, September 81, 1850.
AN ACT making appropriations FOR the support of the army
for the year ending the threth june thousand eight
hundred and ffty-one
Belt enacted By The Senate and House of Representatives.
f the United States of america in Congress assembled
the following be- and the same are hereby appro
paed out of money in the treasury not otherwise ap
propaed for the support of the army for the year ending
he hirtieh Of June, thousand eight hundred and fifty
one.
For the pay Of the army one million seven hundred and
hfty nine thousand eight hundred and forty-two dollars
Provided, That the pay and emolumens Of the Superne
dent Of the United States Military Academy shall in no case
less than the pay and emouments the professor Of nat
raj and experimental philosophy.
For Communication of officers subsistence five hundred and
and fifty thousand elk hundred and SEVENTY dollars in
GLIDING the additional raons for commissioned officers Of
ordnance, commanding arsonals arnore being fixed or
posts of the army of the United Sntes and the adj
dona aions for the commissioned officers Of engineers
handing separate and fixed posts Of the army
of the United States
For extra pay TO the commissioned officers and enlisted
Of the army of the United States serving in Oregon or
California, three hundred and twenty five thousand eight
hundred and fifty -four dollars on the 6owing basis to wit
that there shall be allowed to each commissioned officer
aforesaid, while serving aforesaid per dem in addition
their regular pay and allowances of dollars EACH and
to each enlisted aforesaid whilst serving aforesaid
per diem, in addition to their present pay and allowances
said extra pay Of the enlisted be retained until honor
ably discharged This additional pay to continue unit, the
irst of March, eighteen hundred and ytwo, or until 9TH
,rwise provided.
For commuation for foagefor officers horses one hun
red and three thousand hundred and seventy six
lollars
For payments in lieu of clothing for officers servants
hrty-6ve thousand seven hundred and twenty dollars
For expenses Of recruiting, fysx thousand six hundred
md sixteen dollars
For three months extra pay non-commissioned officers
musicians and privates, enlistment ten thousand dol
ars
For clothing, and camp and garrison equpage, and horse
qupments one hundred and two thousand eight hundred
nd seventy one dollars
For the regular supplies Of the qusrermasters department.
onsstng Of fuel forage in kind for the authorized number
officers horses mules and oxen, Of the quartermasters
apartment at the several military posts and stations and
With the armies in the field, and for the horses for the FIRST
nd second regiments of dagoons the eight companies Of
lght artillery, and the regiment of mounted hemen of
saw for soldiers bedding and of stationery including COM
'any and other blank books for the army, certificates for dis
haged soders blank forms for the pay and
department. and for the printing Of division and department
'rders and army regulations eight hundred and fifty thousand
md sixty one dollars.
For the incidental expenses of the depart
nen consisting Of postage letters and packets received
md sent BY officers public service expenses Of mar
nal and courts Of inquiry including the additional compensa
ION 70 Judge advocates, recorders members, and witnesses
while on that service under the act of March the sixteenth
eighteen hundred and two extra pay to soldiers employed in
ne erecuon OF barracks quarters and hospitals
ne construction Of roads, and other constant labor under
ne direction OF the quarermasters department. for periods
u not less than ten days. under the act Of the second of
March, eighteen hundred and nneeen of expresses
% and from the frontier posts and armies in the field of
escorts to Paymasers, other Disturbing officers and train
where military escorts cannot be furnished expense Of the in