The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-23

salary of 81 900 per annum, with additional max
w imum compensation of b., 900 per annum, should
the official emouments and fees provided by eX-
ist'ng laws amount TO that sum.
90 one collector for The district of Oregon, at a
salary OF VI 900 per annum, with additional maxi
mum compensation Of $4,000 per annum, should
90 the ofhciai emoumenls and fees provided by ex-
istiDg laws amount 10 that sum.
90 One collector for the district of Puget's Sound
at salary OF $1,000 per annum, with additional
D0 maximum compensation of $4,000 per annum,
~ should the official emolumenls and fees provided
by existing laws amount 10 that sum
a surveyor at Nasqually, and surveyor at
No Portiand at an annual compensation OF 81 900
each, IN addition TO the fees authorized by exist
u ing laws.
~ One surveyor at Pacific city, on Bakers Bay,
: and one surveyor at Milwaukee, on the Willamette
river, at an annual compensation each OF 81 600, in
addition TO the fees authorized by existing laws.
by The act (chap. 81 TO amend act entitled I'm
act to estoblish HE Territorial Government Of Ore
gon," and ".q,s act 10 establish The Territorial
C0uerlnient Q} Minnesota"
One clerk for each branch OF the Legislative AS
semblies of the Territories Of Oregon and Min
nesota, whoss pay per diem shall be the same al
lowed by law to the other clerks OF said Legisla-
tive Assemblies.
BY The act (chap l4) making appropriations for the
current and contingent expenses Of the Indian de-
paient, and for Juyf filling treaty stipuations acifh
hsS o"to"S A"ut"t Utots JOf Ue year tHutHS June
80, 1852.
Three superintendent of Indian affairs for the
Indian tribes east Of the Rocky noun ans and
north Of New Mexico and Texas, at an annual
salary tach of $4,000.
Eleven Indian agents for the Indians east Of the
Rocky mountains and north Of New Mexico and
Texas, at an annual salary each of 81 500; and
y SIX agents for the same Indians at annual
: salary each of 81 LOCO.
-Four agents for the Indians in the Territory of
| Nexy Mex md npa for hos in thaI e,-
rltory of Utah, at an annual salary each of 81 500.
-Four additional clerks in the Office of Indian
Affairs, two OF whom at an annual salary of ST.
600 each, one at an annual salary of 81 400, and
one at an annual salary Of 81 200.
A special agent for the payment to the Indians
in the old States OF their removal and subsistence
fund, VA day, and expenses of transportation.
By the act (chap) to divide the district Of .4rkan-
sas into taeo judicial districts.
A district attorney and marshal for the western
district of Arkansas, authorize to be appointed,
to receive, respectively, the salary and perqusites
allowed by law to the same officers for the east
ern district.
The Judge for the western district to appoint
2 clerk.
BY the aci (ehap 25) 10 found military asylum for
the retef aud support Of inUaHa aud disabled SOL
ders ~ the army The United STATES.
A board commissioners, consisting ofthe Gen
eral-in Chief commanding the army, the generals
s commanding the eastern and western military dI-
Il
| sary General of Subsistence, the Paymaster Cen
: eral, the Surgeon General, and the Adjutant 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.
By the act (chap. 32) making appropriations for the
civil and diplomatic expenses Of Government for The
year ending the 30h Of June, 1852, and for other
2 purposes.
: Two principal clerks in the Department ofState,
each at salary not to exceed 81 900 per annum.
One additional clerk in the Department of State,
at a salary not exceeding 81 400 per annum.
Extra clerks authorized in the War Department
to the amount of 81, 800 per annum.
An architect for the costum-house at New Or
leans, authorized to be employed at So per diem.
clerk in the Office Of the Secretary of the
Treasury heretofore paid out of the Indian fund
at the rate Of 81 200 per annum.
surveyor general of public lands and private
land claims in California, at an annual salary of
10 $4,000.
: Two principal examiners, and two assistant ex
aminers, in addition to those previously author
lied, to be appointed and paid in the snow
provided by law"
An assistant chief clerk in the office of the
Third Auditor to be appointed from the expert
10 enced accountants in Office, Compensation not
: specifed)
BIZ the act (chap. 3i) making appropriations for The
napal service for the year ending 30th June, 1852
The superintendent OF the Naval Astronomical
Expedition in Chill, TO receive, for pay and emolu-
men,, not exceeding $4,000 per annum.
BIZ the act (chcp 3S) TO amend the acts regulating The
appraisemenf Of imported merchandise, and for
other purposes.
Four appraisers of merchandise at an annual
~ salary each of $4,000, together with their actual
travelling expenses.
,e By the act (chap. AID TO ascertain and settle the pri
~ gate land claims in the State of California.
A board authorized, consisting of three commits
~ sioners, to receive annual salary each Of
$4,000.
TO- secretary, to be allowed an annual salary of
$4,000, and certain fees.
Five clerks, at an annual salary each OF 81 500.
An agent for the United States, learned in the
law, whose compensation shall be determined by
the President of the United States.
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.
III.--oFFICES, THE SALARIES OF WHICH
HAVE BEEN INCREASED, WITH THE
AMOUNT OF SUCH INCREASE.
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