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


dollars
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz:
For binding twenty thousand dollars
For lithognphing and engraving twenty thousand
dollars.
For books, two thousand three hundred dollars
For Congressional Globe, and binding the same one
thousand eight hundred and forty-three dollars.
For messengers pages, laborers police. horses, and
carryalls, ten thousand dollars
For clerks of President Of the Senate and committees
draughtsman fireman in crypt and other miscellaneous
items, thrty-six thousand six hundred dollars
For the printing Of the Senate for the first session of
the Thirty second Congress, fourteen thousand five hun
dred and thirty three dollars.
For the printing of the House of Representatives for
the first session of the Thiry-second Congress, twenty
FIVE thousand five hundred and seventy dollars.
For the printing Of the Senate for the second session of
the Thirty Congress- thrty-seven thousand four
hundred and sxty.three dollars
For the printing Of the House Of Representatives for
the second session of the Thrysecond Congress- ysix
thousand hundred and ninety -four dollars the same
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to provide for executing the public printing and estab
fishing the prices thereof and for other purposes, APP
proved August twenysx eighteen hundred and
For contingent expenses of the House Of Represen-
tatives, viz:
For newspapers for members, five thousand dollars.
For horses and carriages, thousand one hundred
dollars.
For clerks messengers pages and laborers ten thou
sand five hundred dollars.
For clerks on maps for the the Committee Pub
lie Lands, seven thousand five hundred dollars
For folding documents for members, four thousand
dollars.
For clerks on index of private claims twenty eight thou
sand nine hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents.
For miscellaneous items twenty-four thousand nine
hundred and ffty-one dollars.
For paper used and to be used for printing for the
Senate for the first session Of the Thirty Congress-
thirteen thousand two hundred and thirty -four dollars and
forty cents.
For paper used and used for printing for the House
Representatives the first session Of the Thirty
Congress- sixteen thousand four hundred and eleven dol
lars and fifty cents.
For paper for the printing for the two Houses of Con-
gress for the second of the Thirty Congress-
being for the fiscal year ending the rteth of june egh
hundred and three hundred and four thou
sand and sixty four dollars.
For compensation the Superintendent of Public Print
ing and the clerks and messenger in his oce four
thousand three hundred and seyenysx dollars and thr
ty- three cents.
For blank books advertising for proposals for paper
postage &c. thousand five hundred and fifty dollars
TO enable the Clerk Of the House of Representatives to
comply with the resolution Of the House ofRepresentatye
passed the twenty second Of December thousand
eight hundred and fftytwo to pay John s. Litte per
diem and aileage while contesng the seat of John Rob-
bins jr during the Thrtyfr Congress, two thousand
three hundred and seyenysx dollars to pay Iendrck
Wright per diem and mileage while contesting the seat
of Henry NJ Fuller during the Thirty second Congress-
one thousand nine hundred and thirtyn dollars and
twenty cents to pay John Taliaerro per diem and mile
age while contestng the seat of John p Hungerford
during the Twelfth Congress, two hundred and twenty
two dollars.
For salary of an assistant dragoman and secretary to
the legation to Turkey fifteen hundred dollars Pror3d
That said Office be discontinued and after the thrteh
day of June th.usand eight hundred and ffythree
For clerk hire the legation Of the United States at
| London for one year, eight hundred dollars.
For relief such Of the cuban prisoners not clnzons
OF the United States pardoned by the Queen of
Spain and sent out her doinons by the United States
Minister Madrid and the American Consul at Gibraltar
hundred and thirteen dollars and thrtyfour cents
For clerk hire and copying in the Department OF
State, two thousand dollars.
For clerk hire Office rent fuel lights, and stationery
for the superintendent Of Indian affairs in Oregon two
thousand four hundred dollars.
For travelling expenses OF superintendent OF indian al
fairs in Oregon and agents therein two thousand dollars
For general incidental expenses Of the Indian service in
| the Territory Of Utah, twelve thousand dollars.
For payment Of the second Of nsalments in proy
sons merchandise etc. and the transportation Of the
same certain tribes of Indians, per seventh article Of
the treaty Of Fort Laramie Of seventeenth of September
one thousand eight hundred and ffyone sixty thousand
dollars Proudd That the shall not be paid until
the said tribes Of Indians shall have assented to the
amendments Of the Senate of the United States to the
above rected treaty.
For the service Of the Post Office Department sum
not exceeding FIVE hundred and five thousand dollars TO
supply deficiency in the revenues of said department to
the appropriations therefor for the year one thousand
| eight hundred and fifty three.
For the reappropriaon Of the following sums, carried
TO the surplus fund per warrant number sepen, dated
twentieth Of September thousand eight hundred and
under the provisions Of the tenth section OF the
net entitled An making appropriations for the civil
and dploac expenses Of the Government for the year
ending the thrteh Of june thousand eight hundred
and ftyhree and for other purposes approved thirty
first Of August thousand eight hundred and hytwo,
! to be applied to the payment Of all expenses incurred
prior the first day Of July one thousand eight hundred
and fifty two under the following heads, viz
For military stations route 70 Oregon three thousand
two hundred and three dollars.
For service money in Mexico nineteen thousand
G,e hundred and fourteen dollars and fifty cents
For Mexican hostilites thousand five hundred and
sixty-nine dollars and six cents
For contingencies Of the army four thousand eight hun
dred and four dollars and seyenty-fye cents.
For transportation, supplies etc. in Quartermaster
Department eighteen thousand nine hundred aud htty
two dollars and thirty FIVE cents
For pay Of Florida militia account OF Quartermas
ter Department four thousand FIVE hundred and thirty
seven dollars aud eight cents.
For repressing Seminole hostlites, two hundred ana
sixty -four dollars and forty-hrce cents.
For arrearages prior to the year one thousand eight
hundred and seventeen, four hundred anu siNtyseNeh
dollars and seventeen cents
For arrearaqes of expenses of Indian service in Texas
one thousand and fifteen dollars and sxty-eght cents
For subsistence o eleven regiments OF volunteers three
hundred and ninety four dollars and eighty cents.
i For improvement of the Genesce river one hundred
and seyenty-six dollars and ton cents
For removing distractions harbor Of Cleveland Ohio
one hundred and orty-fve dollars and sxty-nne cents
For sea-wa at Buffalo creek three hundred and forty
nine dollars and i've cents.
FOR harbor at Ashta0ula, OhIo iorty-two dollars ant
sixty -four cents.
For harbcr nj Milwaukee, Wisconsin, hundred am
sixty-three dollars and ninety-four cents.
For repairs roads, for armies in the field FIVE thou
sand three hundred and ninety dollars and FIVE
For surveys with armies in the field four hundred
ninety-six dollars aud forty cents.
For survey from the Mississippi river to the Pae
and