Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-10-21


REHABILITATION.
Civil diplomatic and miscellaneous. Sl5s44S52 "A
Army, Notifications Military Academy, &c l3s35ss 90
Indian department. naval revolutionary,
and other pensions. S9S46s6 l9
Naval service l25l0s0s as
Post Office Department. ll,2939o9 63
Treaty with Mexico. 100000 90
Total. 65,l07s25 90
n.-NEw OFFICES CREATED. AND THE SALA-
RIES OF EACH
By the act (chap II concerning the district of the
United States for California.
district Judge for the southern judicial district Of CAL
ifornia heretofore established.
By the set chap p to continue in force IAN act to
and settle the private land claims in the State of Cali
iforna," and for other purposes.
The board commissioners appointed under the pass
ed March 1851 authorized to appoint more not
exceeding three competent to act as commission
for taking testimony to be used before said board to
receive compensation be fixed by the board of commits
soners, not exceeding ten dollars per diem.
BY the chap 81 to constitute Quincy in the State of
Illinois, port of delivery.
surveyor of customs authorized to be appointed at
Quincy in the State of Illinois, who shall receive the sal
ary and emouments of surveyor prescribed by the
Congress approved March 2, 1884, entitled an act allowing
the duties foreign merchandise imported into Pitts
burg, Wheeling, Cincinnati Louisville St Louis Nashville
and Natehez to be secured and paid at those places
contingent fund of the Senate and for other purposes
The Secretary of the Senate made discussing officer
of the Treasury for certain purposes.
By the act chap 35 to establish land districts in the Ter
ritory of Minnesota.
Four registers and four receivers authorized be APP
pointed who shall be entitled to the compensation
allowed by law the registers and receivers Of other land
districts.
By the act chap 46 establishing land Office in the lower
peninsula of Michigan.
One register and one receiver authorized to be appoint
receive the compensation prescribed by law in other
By the chap se organize the Territories of Nebras
ka and Kansas.
governor of Nebraska, at annual salary Of two
| thousand FIVE hundred dollars
secretary for the Territory Of Nebraska annual
| salary of two thousand dollars.
supreme court for Nebraska consisting of chief JUS
tee and two associate Justices annual salary of two
thousand dollars EACH
clerk appointable by the court to receive the same
fees to which the clerks of the district courts of Utah Ter
ritory are entitled.
One attorney for the Nebraska Territory to receive the
same salary as the attorney for Utah Territory.
marshal for the Territory of Nebraska to be entitled
to the fees the marshal for the Utah Territory
legislative assembly, composed of council of thr-
teen members and house of representatives of less
than twentysix members than thirty, each of
| whom to receive So day for each days attendance
chief clerk, assistant clerk sergeant-at-arms.
and doorkeper for each house. the compensation of the
chief clerk be 81 per day. and the assistant clerk
geantatarms and doorkeeper s. per day. during the
| sion of the legislative assembly.
delegate to Congress to be elected for the Nebraska
Territory who shall have the rights and privileges of other
delegates.
cate justices of the supreme court clerk of the court
torney marshal legislative assembly chief clerk one
sisant clerk sergeantatarms, doorkeeper and dele
gate to Congress- authorized for the Kansas Territory
of whom to be entitled to the compensation salary
fees and emoumcnts provided for the same officers re-
spectvely, for the Territory of Nebraska
BY the act chap SOY supply deficiencies in appro-
pratons for the service of the fiscal year ending the goth
| of June 1854, and for other purposes.
In the Office of the Register of the Treasury three clerks
of the class three FIVE clerks of the class two and fifteen
clerks Of class three "and said clerks shall be paid
cordng the provisions of the Sd section of the act of
March g. 1853, entitled An making appropriations for
the civil and diplomatic expenses of the for the
year ending the Both of June, 1854"
the act chap s4 amend the approved Septembe.
9th 1850 to create the Office of surveyor general of the
public lands IN Oregon, and amendaory thereof ap-
proved February Id, 1853.
register and receiver authorized be appointed at
annual compensation each of twenty-five hundred dollars
with office rent and TO toe receiver the expenses of de-
posing &c..
surveyor general for the Territory of Washington to
entitled to the emoluments of the surveyor general
| Oregon.
By the act chap oa ,o establish the Offices of
general of New Mexico Kansas, and Nebraska grant
donations to SEXUAL settlers therein and for other pur-
poses
4 surveyor general for the Territory of New Mexico
authorized, whose annual salary shall he tre thousand
dollars.
surveyor general for the Territories of Nebraska and
Kansas whose compensation shall be the same as that
| of the surveyor general Of Wisconsin and Iowa
! Two land dstricts-the Omaha and Pawnee-formed
and register and receiver authorized for each district
whose compensation shall he the other registers
and receivers.
By the act tchap 1861 creating collection district OF New
York to be called the district of Dunirk and constu-
ting Dunkirk port of entry and the ports of Barcelona
Silver Creek and Cattaraugus Creek ports of delivery
collector authorized for the district of Dunkk whose
compensation shall be not less than $500 more than
Pc. aanun, together with the fees and emoluments
authorized by law. DspItg collectors of the or
the several ports Of delivery Constitute, by this and
such other subordinate officers of the customs as are BRO
vided for by law also authorized be appointed
who shall be compensated for their services in the mode
prescribed by existing laws"
BY the act (cAap l0? making provision for the postal
service in the State OF Caoraa and in the Territories
of Oregon and Washington.
Leercarriers be appointed by the special agents OF
the Post Office Department subject the approval and
stGgs eff the Postmaster General who may demand and
receive fof a letters newspapers and other mail
able matter to be recommended by the postmaster of the
Office for which he may be appointed exceeding ter.
! ty-fve cents for each letter newspaper -