The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-05-28

same places - . 10000 co.
tx kew ,H'"'' =. ''' "'.'''''' 'es' 5000 90
to Turkey 2, 500 90
For salaries and outfits of charges des at. vyl,a
fairies ministers resident to Portugal, 81
Austria, Denmark, Sweden, Holland, Bel
GUM, Naples, Sardinia, the Pspa States, sf3r1
New Granada Venezuela, Buenos Ayres, eaf
land, and Nicaragua ,' 80 1853, 600 90
For salary of clerk to the United States ie- ~
CATION at London g-l5f j. aesa- sUo w
For the payment of Theodore 8. Fay of
the difference between the airy of a sec !
retary of legation and n charge d'affares, .lz.ls
during the time, several different oc-
casons he discharged the duties OF the ... sLyr.a
latter office at Prussia 4,034 ~
For compen sation Of Edward Kent, for one
quarters salary as charge d'atfaires at the
legation at Rio de Janero, during the
absence of the minister, and under the
instructions of the Department of State /, 10 w
To reimburse David Tod, late minister OF
the United States Brazil, a sum of
money advanced by him TO William b.
Andersen, who sent by the MINIS
ter from RIO de Janelro to the United
States in the spring of eighteen hundred ,.-
and ffty-one, witness against two
persons engaged in the slave trade 10 UU
For payment of Buckingham Smith, late
secretary of legation in Mexico, the diff
ference between his salary secretary
of legation and that of charge d'atfares
from the twenty sixth July, eighteen hum
dred and hfty-one, 10 the eighth of DC
,ober following, during which period he
discharged the duties of charge d'afares
in Mexico, in the absence Of the minister
Of the United States, who bad returned
home on leave J, 100 20
For contingent expenses of all the missions
abroad 40, 600 90
course 40, 600 90
For expenses of intercourse with Barbary 5000 NO
For salary of the consul at London ,0OO w
For salary of the commissioner to the Sand
wien Islands aOo0 w
For interpreters, guards, and other ex-
ponses of the consuates at CONSTANT
nople, Smyrna, Gambia, and Alexandria 1000 90
For Office of the consul at Basic, IN
Switzerland loO w
For salary and outfit of commissioner
reside in China, including the additional
CONDENSATION under the act to carry into
effect certain provisions IN the treaties be-
tween the United States and China and
the Ottoman Porte 10, UOO 0O
For salary of the interpreter and secretary
10 said mission <, 3VU OU
For compensation to the consus at the five
ports in China viz Kwang Chow,
Annoy, Fuchow, Ming Po and Shanghai 5000 %
F, salary of the consul-genera at Alexan-
dria 5000 co
For the relief and protection of American
in foreign countries l25,0oO w
For clerk hire, Office rent, and other eX-
pensss Of the oise of the consul of the
United States at London $500 0O
For salary of the consul at Beirout 5OO U0
PUBLIC LANDS
For com ,ensation for secretary to sign pat
LOU
For salary of recorder of land titles in Mis-
souri, 500 90
For salaries and commissions of registers
of land Offices and receivers Of public
moneys l4l, 100 90
For expenses of deposting public moneys
by receivers of public moneys Is, 100 90
For incidental expenses of the several land
Offices 81, GAO W
Surveys Of tAe Public Lands.
For surveying the public lands, including
incidental Expenses and special surveys,
demanding augmented rates, to be applied
and apportoned to the several districts
according the exisencies of the public
service, (the part be applied to the
surveys required by the location and
vey of private claims in Florida, to be
discussed at rate not exceeding hve
dollars per mile ) in addition to the unex-
pended balances of former appropiia-
tons lis, 600 90
For resurveys and examinations of the sur
veys of the public lands in those States
wb,re the Offices of the surveyors-gen-
era have been shall be closed under
the acts of twelfth of june one thousand
eight hundred and forty and twenty-,hird
of January, one thousand eight hundred
and ifty-thee including two thousand
dollars for the salary of the clerk detailed
on this special service in the General
Land Office Is, 900 90
For correcting defective and fraudulent
veys in the upper peninsula of Michigan,
including the expenses OF field inspector
To defray The expenses of examining and
correcting old, imperfect, and defective
surveys in the northern part of the lower
peninsula of Michigan 8, 900 90
Fer the survey of township and section
lines in Wisconsin, at rate not exceed
ing five dollars per mile IS 900 90
For the survey of standard, correction,
township anil section lines in Minnesota,
in conformity with the instructions
Gently issued by the Commissioner ofthe
General Land Office for similar surveys lin
Oregon, at rate not exceeding five dol
lars per mile $4,000 90
For correcting erroneous and defective lines
Off public and private surveys in Illinois
and Missouri, al rate not exceeding SIX
dollars per mile, including Office work $500 90
For compensation of surveyors and other
agents required in illinois, Missouri Flor
ida, and Arkansas, to carry into effect
the act of tweny-eghth of September,
eighteen hundred and fifty, granting
swamp lands 1000 90
For detached and unfinished surveys and
rcsurveys in Arkansas, at a rate not ex-
ceeiing six dollars per mile 1920 90
For correction of erroneous and defective
surveys in Arkansas, at a rate not ex- r.
ceeding four dollars per mile G,2S6 %
For surveying in Louisiana at augmented
rates, including salary and expenses of
surveyor, to locate private land claims 9,l42 U0
For the survey of private land claims IN
Florida, under the act of twenty -eighth
of June, eighteen hundred and for weight,
including the work under contract 10000 90
Fer completing certain surveys In Florida,
at rate not exceeding six dollars per
mile. in consequence of the peculiar diff
cuties ate ndng the execution of the same
on account of swamps lakes, marshes,
&c, and for scrap work 10000 w
For continuing the survey OF the Keys on
the Florida coast, under the act of TWEEN
ty-eghth of JHne gh.een hundred and
forty-eight 10000 90
For surveying standard, parallel, township,
and section lines in Oregon at rate not
exceeding twelve dollars per mile, nearly
equal to six thousand four hundred miles 76,400 90