Washington telegraph., 1850-06-12
INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN


Charge dAffares to Naples, four thousand FIVE
hundred dollars. For one years salary of a
Secretary of Legation to Chill, two thousa nd
dollars. For outfit of the Minister to Prussia,
nine thousand dollars. For outfit Of Charge d.
Affaires to Austria, four thousand five hundred
dollars
MISCELLANEOUS.
For the expenses of pauper lunatics in the
Maryland Hospital at Baltimore, one thousand
three hundred and twenty eight dollars,
For fifteen days services of Joseph Bryan, as
commissioner to take testimony, in pursuance Of
al inquiry by direction of the Secretary of the
Treasury, at eight dollars per day, one hundred
and twenty dollars.
For continuing the construction of the Custom
House al New Orleans, during the fiscal year,
ending he thrtieth of June, eighteen hundred
and fifty, in addition to the sum appropriated by
the act of the third of March, eighteen hundred
and forty nine, one hundred thousand dollars
To complete the erection of Custom House
at Eastpcrt, Maine, and for compensation of
architect. for the fiscal year ending the ihirteth
of June. eighteen hundred and fifty, thirteen
thousand seven hundred and eighty dollars
For repairs of the Custom II ,use at New Bed
fore, Massachusetts, for the fiscal year ending the
thirlelh Of jane, eighteen hundred and fifty, eight
hundred and forty five dollars
Towards the completion OF the east wing of the
pan, and placing the west wing in state of Sc
curity, under the direction of the Secretary OF
the interior, ninety thousand dollars, to be paid
out of the patent fund.
For expenses Of running and marking the
boundary line between .he United States and
Mexico. and paying the salaries of the officers
and men of the commission, fifty thousand
dollars.
ProUided, There shall be allowed and paid to
the commissioner, surveyor, and astronomer APP
pointed, or to be appointed for The purpose afore-
said, each salary at the rate of three thousand
dollars per annum and that if the duties OF either
have been, or shall be performed by an officer Of
the army, his pay during the time Of such employ
ment shall be increased to that sum. And pre-
pided further. that the appointments aforesaid
shall terminate aud at the expiration of
three years from the first day of January, one
thousand eight hundred and fifty.
TO provide for unforeseen expenses in the sur
vey Of the western coast of the United States,
already commenced, fifteen thousa d dollars
For relief and protection of American seamen
in foreign countries twenty five thousand dollars
In aid of the appropriation heretofore made
for the contingent expenses Of the Treasury Office
eight hundred dollars.
To provide for the removal and subsistence Of
the Seminole Indians, now in Florida, ~est OF the
Mississippi, two hundred thousand dollars
For deficiency in the appropriation for the pay
ment of pensions for the fiscal year ending the
thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and fifty, Ave
hundred and sixty thousand dollars.
For continuing the pavement of the avenue "a
round the Capitol grounds sixteen thousand five
hundred dollars, to be expended under the drec
ticn of the Commissioner of Public Buildings, on
whose application to the Secretary Of War an of
fcer of the engineers other corps of The army,
may be detailed to supervise the work
For deficiency in the appropriation for the Mutt
Of the United States, at Philadep pha, for the fis
cal year ending tho thirteth Of June, eighteen
hundred and fifty, twelve thousand dollars.
For supplying new boilers to the engines,
lengthening chimney, and for other alterations
and improvements in the Mint Of the U. States
at Philadelphia enty thousand eight hundred
dollars. ... ...--E
Additional sum required to supply deficiency
in the appropriation for the Navy, for the fiscal
year ending ths thiriieh of Jane. eighteen hun
dred aud forty nine seven thousand dollars
For The pay Of Two additional clerks in the Au-
ditor's office of the Post Olfice Department, from
the first of January to the thirte,h OF June, eigh-
teen hundred and fifty, one thousand dollars.
To supply the deficiency in former apProprid-
ton for store house number nineteen, aud gate
way, wal across timber-dock, digging out timber
dock and for repairs the Norfolk navy yard six
ty thousand dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation for The pre-
sent fiscal year for lighting the Capitol and The
Capitol grounds, Pennsylvania avenue, and the
Presidents House, six thousandd dollars.
For the management of Indian Affairs in Ore
gon Territory to be expended un der the direction
of the President, tel thousand dollars, to supply
the deficiency in the appropriation made by the
law Of fourteenth August eighteen hundred and
forty nine. -e-... g,
To supply deficiency in the appropriation Tor
the contingent exp nsrs Of the House Of Repre-
sentauves for printing, binding, and engraving,
and other miscellaneous expenses for the present
fiscal year, one hundred and twenty nine thou
sound two hundred ana fifty dollars.
To enable the Clerk of the House of Represen-
tives 10 pay for one thousand sets OF the coniInu-
alton of the Statutes at Large, printed by Little
e. Brown pursuant tn the ordrr Of the House oi
REPRESENTATIVES, two thousand five hundred and
twenty-one dollars.
For repairing the United States steamers JEFF
ferson, He,ze, and Legare, employed in the coast
survey under the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury, twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of Senate, two hun
dred and thirteen thousand dollars.
For deficiencies in the appropriation for the
branch mint at New Orleans, the present hscal
year, fifteen thousand dollars
For supplying deficiencies in appropriations tor
the naval service for the fiscal year ending the
thirteth of June eighteen hundred and fort niue
in pursuance OF the letter of the Secretary OF he
NAVY of December twenty four, eighteen hun
dred and forty nine, seven bundled aud forty sew
EN- thousand FIVE huudred aud thirty three do-
lars and thirty cents.
For the compensation Of two watchmen to be
employed in preserving the public grounds about
the Capitol, at the rate OF three hundred ana sixty
five dollars per annum each, seven hundred and
thirty dollars
For the removal of the public green-honse and
the botanical collection thereat, to some sultaale
site on the public grounds, and for the erection OF
such other greenhouse as may be deemed nrces-
sary by the Joint Committee on the Library, hive
thousand dollars, to be expended by The direction
of the said Joint Committee, and under the super
vision of the Commissioner of Public Buildings
For continuing the improvement OF the gr'unos
south of the Presidents house, and as incidentally
necessary thereto towards the construction oi
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