Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-03-12

hESOLUTlON for the relief Of the Spanish consul and
other subjects of Span residing at New Orleans, and
of subjects of Spain residing at Key West by indemni
~ for losses occasioaed in the year eighteen hundred
and ffty-one.
Resolved 6 the Senate and House Of Representatives Of M
United States OF Anerica ia Congress assembled That the
President of the United States be and he is hereby
quesed TO investigation be made of any losses
that have been sustained by the consul of Spain and
other persons residing at New Orleans at Key West in
the year eighteen hundred and fifty and who at that
time were subjects of the Queen Of SPAIN by the violence
OF individuals arising out of intelligence then recently
ceyed at those places Of the execution OF certain
at Havana, in Cuba by the Spanish authorities OF that
island and that such losses ascertaned persons
that time subjects aforesaid, the certificate of the
Secretary of State that the proven to the salts
faction OF the President together with the reasonable
costs Of the investigation shall be paid those entitled
oct Of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appro
priated [Approyed, March 8, 1853.
PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No IL.
A JOINT RESOLUTION providing for the printing and
binding OF the 81 returns of the Seventh Census"
Reotced By The Senate and House Of Representatives Of the
United States Of America Congress assembled That there
be printed by the public printer under the supervision
the Superintendent of the Public Printing much of the
abstract OF the returns of the Seventh Census is
commended to be printed by the report of the select
mittee OF the Senate, made June twenty eighteen
hundred and hytwo, and in the manner therein pre-
scrbed 1.-THE History and Statistics of the State of
Maryland according to the returns of the Seventh Cen
sus of the United States with the alterations
-
that is to say:
First. Omit the g Historical Account" the Histo-
ny and Description of Counties the Sketch of Geology
and the remarks with the heading Population of the
State OF Maryand prefxed to the tabular statements
embracing twenty-five pages, from twenty-five
both inclusive, with the exception Of the tabular state
ment at twenty showing the progress of population
and fifty, which shall be retained
Second. Insert the tabular statements of population
covering from page twenty to page both
inclusive.
Third. Omit the tabular statements from page twenty
page thirty both inclusive and substitute tables
showing the nativity of the inhabitants of the State with
out reference to local residence giving the and color
similar to the table headed Recapitulaton," at page
thrty-fve.
Fourth. Omit the tables relating to the deaf dumb,
blind insane and diotc, occupying from page thirty
to page thrtyfour both inclusive; retain the table head
ed "Recapituation, page thirtyfve, and omit that
headed g Manumitted and fugitive slayes," the
page retain the table headed Professions occupations,
and trades page thrtysix and tables headed Agri
cultural productions" pages Nhrty and thirty
eight.
Fifth Omit the tables of % Industrial establishments
from page thirty nine to page sxtytwo both inclusive
Sixth Omit tables headed g Real and personal
and taxes g Wages" and g Paupersm and crime,
pages sxtytlree and sxtyfour omit the column which
processes to give the Private libraries in the statement
headed Libraries, retaining the residue, and retaining
ALSO the statement headed newspapers and perodi-
calls on page sixty -four, and the statements headed
I" Education" and Churches" pages sixty-fye to
-eght, Doth inclusive.
Seventh. Omit medical statistics life tables &c., to
the end Of the work
Eighth There shall be prepared unpublished tabu-
lar statements showing the population alone in the local
subdivisions of States less than counties such towns
townships hundreds, &c., wherever the returns suf
cent for their formation
Ninth. The condensed tables for the United States
shall conform the alterations suggested in the detailed
tables for the States.
Resoioed further, That there be printed in addition to
the number usually ordered of the public documents
thousand copies for theuse of the Senate and
thousand copies for the of the House of Representa-
matter shall not exceed the Sum of sixty-wo and half
per thousand ems the of composition for
lar statements shall not exceed the of seventy cents
per Thousand ems and the cost of presswork shall not
ceed the of fortyfour and hundredths
cents per thousand quarto pages
Resolped further That the entire work herenbefore
dercd shall be printed in compact quarto form, upon
paper measuring not less than twenysx by thirtyeght
inches weighing pounds to the of four
for the extra copies of documents ordered be printed
by Congress the type to be used to be BREWER except
for the headings of the several columns Of the tabular
statements the notes. and such tables will appear
to advantage in BREWER which shall be printed nonpa
rei and that in all other respects except those herein
before specified the work shall be executed according to
the provisions Of the act entitled An providing for
executing the public printing and establishing the prices
thereof and for other purposes approved August
ty sixth, eighteen hundred and 6fty-two.
Resoieed further, That the binding of the work herein
the respective committees printing for each house.
shall be paid for out Of the contingent fund of the two
houses of Congress, rs is now prescribed by law.
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