American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-06-21

tory of Utah, at an annual salary each Of $780,.
Four additional clerks in the Office of Indian
each, one at an annual salary Of $1,400, and one
Mt an annual salary of s. 200. t5AoA
special agent for the payment to the Indians
in the old States Of their removal and subsistence
fund. 81 day, and expenses Of transportation.
BIZ the act (chap AZ to diyide Tie district of Arkan-
VIZ ee-h sas into tpo Judicial Districts l4d4 boa
A district attorney and marshal for the western
district of Arkansas, authorized to be appointed to
receive, respectively, the salary and perquisites
district.
The judge for the western district to appointa
clerk. l'S@4-t HI a .9 atI
BY the act (chap. 25) to found military asylum for
the relief and support Of inoalid and disabled SOL
diers Of the army Of the United States. G34aB
board Of commissioners, consisting Of the Cen
eral- in Chief commanding the army, lthe generals
commanding the eastern and western military di-
visions. the Quartermaster Genera, the Commits
sary General of Subsistence, the Paymaster Gene
raj, the Surgeon General, and the lAdjutant Gen
eral.
A Governor, Deputy Governor, and Secretary,
| to be taken from the line of the army, to be APP
pointed, from time to time. for each site, by the
Secretary Of War. alta astss8 esl4afs aat v.
BY the act (chap 32) making appropriations for the
ciUI and diplomatic erpenses Of Government for the
year s,1ro s.a To so@ q June 1852. and for other
Two principal clerks in the Department of State
each at q salary not to exceed $4,000 per annum
One additional clerk in the Department of State,
at salary not exceeding 81 400 per annum- II
Extra clerks authorized in the War Department,
to the amount of S 500 per annum.
An architect for the custom house at New Or
leans, authorized to be employed at SO per diem.
clerk in the Office of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sury, Heretofore paid out of the Indian fund.- at
the rate of S 200 per annum. nssa a8shtaia
A surveyor general of public lands and private
land claims in California, at an annual salary Of
| $4, 500. a.g. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...sg9
Two principal examiners, and two assistant ex-
aminers, in addition to those previously author
lied, to be appointed and paid in the manner .'now
provided by law" 4c4 4. "a 81 tYFs.a,sg
An assistant chief clerk in the office Of the Third
Auditor, to be appointed from the experienced ac-
countants in office, Compensation not specifed.)
BY the act (chap. s4) making appropriations for the
naual ssruieefor the gear ending 3Oth June. 1852
The superintendent of the Naval Astronomical
Expedition in Chill, to receive, for pay and emou-
ments, not exceeding $4,000 per annum. -t.tv
BY the act (chap. 3s) to amend the acts regulating
me appraisement Of imported merchandise, aud for
other p,rposes. sH aHt fefagta giiiar 5N
Four appraisers Of merchandise at an annual
salary each of $4,000, together with their actual
travelling expenses. 1oI
By the act (chap. 4I) to ascertain and settle the pri
| gate land claims in the State Of CALI ornia.a.i
board authorized, consisting Of three commits
soners, to receive an annual salary each Of 600.
secretary, to be allowed an annual salary Of
| 50, 900, and certain fees. a1n sol
LOT
An agent for the United States, learned in the
law, whose compensation shall be determined by
the President OF the United States. IL sCg -
A deputy marshal to be appointed, to attend
| upon the board, who shall receive the compensa-
ton allowed to the marshal Of the district for his
attendance.
m.-OFFICES, THE SALARIES OF WHICH
| HAVE BEEN INCREASED, WITH THE
AMOUNT OF SUCH INCREASE. ~
BY the act (chap. 12) to supply defciencies in the
appropriations for the service Of the fiscal year end
ing the 30h Of June, 1851. e,F-,f.s9rl
Additional compensation to four watchmen in
the northeast executive building, $3.50 5s.r84
Additional compensation to eight watchmen in
the southeast executive building, S1,0s0.
Additional compensation TO three watcbmen in
| the Post Office Department, $405. Haar4HtHeA
By the act (chap. lay making appropriations for The
| current and contingent expenses of the Indian de-
partmert, and for fulfilling treaty stptlations ,rh
the pdrtous Indian tribes, for the year ending the
| 30h Of June, 1852. s'..,,. .He WI
The chief clerk in the Office of Indian Affairs to
receive an annual salary equal to that of the chief
clerk of any other bureau. ,
By the act (chap 21) making appropriations for the
fiscal year ending the 3Oh of June, 1852, and for
Other purposes. fr
The special agents of the Post Office Department
to DO allowed each the annual salary of 8 500.
BY the act (chop. 22) making appropriations for the
support Of the Military academy for The year end.
ing the 30h of June, 1852.
The professors of engineers, Engineering, j phi
| losophy, mathematics, ethics, and chemistry, TO
receive, in lieu of former pay, raons, forage and
servants, $4,000 each per annum. 10y
The professors of drawing s. 1 500 each.
| And the adjutant of the Military, Academy to
receive the pay and allowances Of an adjutant Of a
| regiment OF dragons. .s.t at n uEte
By the act (chap. 32) making appropriations for he
ciuH and diplomatic expenses Of Government for The
year ending The 3Oh Of June, 1852, and for other
purposes. s t
The salary of one clerk in the Office OF the Solicit
tor OF the Treasury increased from $500 to 900
per annum. said
The salary of the chief clerk in the office of the
Commissioner of Pensions Increased 500 per an
mum. #.ah 4a.l III as #syff~
The chief clerk in the bureau of navy yards and
docks receive the salary OF the chief clerk of the
late Navy board. asE Haf s1Htats
The assistant and deputy collectors and princi-
pal appraisers at the ports of Boston, New York,
PHILADELPHIA, Baltimore, and New Orleans, to re-
ceiye 81, 500 per annum.
The assistant appraisers at the ports of Boston
New York, Philadelphia, and New Orleans, to re-
ceive $4,000 per annum. tt.5f .-..
The collector and inspector of the revenue at
Milwaukee. in Wisconsin, to receive the cornpen-
sation allowed the collector and inspector Of the
customs at Chicago.
The watchmen at the navy yard, Washington,
to receive each $500 per annum.
By The act (chap 37) making apruouiations for
Lighthouses, light boats, b,ioys &C., and providing
for the erection and establishment of the same and
for other purposes. ,s
The keeper the Minots Ledge light to rec Give an
annual salary of s 900 per annum, and the as
sistants $3.50 each per annum. a Coi ,rG1
June 21-t