Washington telegraph., 1851-01-29

vices rendered as interpreter and assistant
Econductor to delegation of Wennebago
Indians who visited the seat of Govern
ment and concluded the treaty with that
tribe, of thirteenth October, eighteen hun
fdred and forty-six, three hundred and five
dollars.
For payment to Henry M Rice for
articles of outfit furnished the Winnebago
delegation who visited the seat of Gov
ernment and concluded the treaty of
eighteen hundred and fort-six with that
tribe, seven hundred and sixty-two dollars
and ten cents.
For payment to Henry M Rice, for ex-
penses as one of the delegates from The
| Winnebagu nation to the city of Wash
ington IN eighteen hundred and forty-six,
and compensation for valuable services
rendered the Government in the negotia-
tion of the treaty concluded at that time,
six hundred and seventy dollars.
For the reappropriation of the follow
| ing sums carried to the surplus fund per
warrants datedrespectiveiy thrtieth June,
eighteen hundred and forty-six, thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and forty-seven,
and thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
| forty-eight, viz:
For payment Of the Winnebago Indians,
| of certain unexpeneded balances of sums
set apart for certain objects in the treaty
of eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, but
not required therefor, and carried to the
surplus fund, twenty-nine thousand two
hundred and eighty-eight dollars and for
ty-nine cents.
For carrying into effect treaty with Sacs
and Foxes of Mississippi of eleventh
October, eighteen hundred and forty-three,
per act of third March, eighteen hundred
and forty-three, two hundred and eighty.
eight dollars and ninety-nine cents.
For arrearages of annuities, due Chero-
kees per act of twelfth June, eighteen
hundred and forty eight, thirty nine thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-one dol
lars and ninety-two cents.
For expenses OF delegation of Seminoles
10 Florida, per act of second March.
eighteen hundred and forty-one, one thou
sand six hundred and eleven dollars and
thirty cents.
For current expenses of Indian De-
partment fifteen thousand and eighty
three dollars and forty-shree cents.
For compensation for two years. ending
thrIieth June, eighteen hundred and fifty
one, of an assistant to the blacksmith,
authorized to be employed for the Quapaw
Indians in the third article of the treaty
of thirteenth May, eighteen hundred and
thirty-three, four hundred and eighty dol
lars.
| For the re-esta blishment of the black
smith shop for the Senecas and Shawnees,
under the fourth article Of the treaty Of
twentieth July, eighteen hundred and
thirty. one, including pay of smith and
assistant, and the usual supply of iron,
coal, and steel, one thousand and sixty
dollars
For expenses of revising, preparing, and
printing a new code of regulations for the
Indian Department, in connexion with
all laws and portions of laws in force in
relation to Indian affairs, duties and re-
sponslbility of fsuperintendents and agents,
disbursing and accounting for public
money &C., &c, and for compiling, print
ing and binding supplement to the
volume of Indian treaties published III
eighteen hundred and thity-seven, three
thousand dollars.
| For compensation of commissioner to
negotiate with the Wyandot Indians,
under an appointment by the President,
twenty-seven days at eight dollars per
day, as fixed in such case by the provision
in the last clause of the act of July seven
tesnth, eighteen hundred and forty-two,
two hundred and sixteen dollars.
| For the continuance of the following
allowances to the Creek Indians, arising
under the fifth article of the treaty Of the
fourteenth February, eighteen hundred
and thirty-three, viz:
| For payment of blacksmith and assist
ant, and for iron, steel and coal, one thou
sand ore hundred and ten dollars.
For pay Of wagon-maker, six hundred
dollars.
For agricultural implements, two thou
sand dollars.
| For education, one thousand dollars.
| For paymen: to Richard Chute for
articles of outfit furnished the Winnebago
delegation who visited the seat of Gov
ernment, and concluded the treaty Of
eighteen hundred and forty-six with that
tribe, seven hundred dollars and five cents.
For the redemption of the daughter Of
NlT. ana MIS- y dilleS IA w ultS, w lO vas
captured by the Indians on the borders of
New Mexico fifteen hundred dollars, to
be expended under the direction of the
Secretary of the Interior.
For payment to So-le-emarthla, Semi
mole Indian, this amount stolen from him
by United States soldiers at New Orleans,
one hundred and twenty-five dollars.
To enable the President to hold treaties
with the various Indian tribes in the State
of California, twenty five thousand dollars
For pavment to Lewis A. Thomas and