Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-18


at Mobile, with grants facing in plac,
CT prlcK....".. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w INTERCOURSE WITH FOREIGN Ma
n M TI0Ns.
w For saisries Of ENJOYS extraordinary
q =, and ministers pleniroteutiary Of the
wv United states ...................
a M Fer salaries of secreta les Of legation.
w For salary Of the commissioner to the
Sandwich islands....."...".....
Fog the drsgoman 10 the missiou to Tur.
Key .".... ............. ''...'......'.'...
For the Interpreter to the mission to
China
q N For the salaries Of consuls of the United
Ststes.............'.....'.......
n m For contingent expenses Of all the mis-
w sicns abroad, or SO much thereof as
may be necessary ........."..-........".
For con ingent expenses OF foreign In
course.
tOr Expenses OF intercourse with the Bar
barry powers. .................,
Fer Office rent of the com ercial agent
at st Martin, from the twelfth of No.
o o, yember, eighteen hundred and fifty
Q o OF OF two, t: the end of the percent fiscal
w year, at the rate of one hundred dol.
lars per annum ............"...............
" w To enable the Secret ~ of the Treasury
to pay to JAN es Keenan,, consul at
Hons-Kopg, in China, the sum ex.
pended by him for the relief Of Ameri.
10 90 c,n citisens shipwreckei in Cbineee
waters in Aug 1st last.
70 90 70. the relief and pr lection Of Ameri-
can seamen In foreign countries. ......
q 90 For expen SIS which may be incurred in
acknowledging the services Of the
masters and C ess Of foreign vessels In
resouipg citizens and vessels Of the
United states from shipHrsck. .......
For the purchase Of black books, sta
tionery, arms of the United states,
nd nd
ment of hostages for the consuls Of the
United ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fer CT mpensation CT a consul-genersl,
O co to reside ct Simoda, in jar an, at the
rate of five thousand dollars per An
70 90 num-.
To reimburse Commodore NJ G. Perry,
ofthe Unitei States Navy, the extra
10 90 ordinary expenses incurred by him
on his resent mission to Japan, and
as q consideration for his eminent
% 90 pubic service in effecting a treaty Of
amity and commerce with that power
To pay Robert C SchsDcS, Of Ohio, for
lis toll COMPENSATION whileemployed
as envoy extraordinary and minister
% 90 plenipotentiary of the United States
on special m ssion to the oriental re-
public Of Uruguay, in the year eight.
cen hundred and forty two.
For his full compensation as envoy eX-
trsordipsry and minister plenipoten-
10 90 tisry of the Uni ed States on special
mission to the Argentine Confedera-
ton in the year eighteen hundred
ana hfty-ttrees.. ............................
% on To enable ths Secretal Of State to re-
imburse to Edward Riddle such sums
as shall be satisfactorily shown to
Lave been expspde1 byhim, or which
said Riddle may have obligated him
self to pay, On sccount Of his official
position at the Industrial Exhibit n
Of oil
% 90 EXPENSES OF THE COLLECTION OF
REVENUE FROM LANDS.
To meet tho expenses Of collecting
the revenue from the sale of pub
lie lands in the several land
States and Territory Of Minneso.
So, in addition to the balances Of
= former appropriations
70 90 For salaries aud commissions Of regis.
ters Of laud Offices and recsis era Of
70 90 Pubic ys...........-................
For expenses Ct d. post ng public mon
sys by receivers OF public moneys zee.
For incidental expenses of The several
iano e"oes'''.''..'...'...
o 90 SURVEY OF THE PUBLIC LANDS.
For surveying the public lands, (exclu-
siv o. California, Oregon, Washing.
% 90 n, New Mexico, Kansas, and Ne
braska,) including incidental expen-
ses and isandsurveysi In the interior,
and ell other special and difficult sur
yeys demanding augmente rates, to
be apport oned and applied to the ssv-
% 90 erai surveying districts according to
the exigencies Of the public service,
including expenses of selecting
swamp lands, and the compensation
and expenses to surveyor to locate
private land claims In Louisiana, in
addition to the. unexp,ndcd balances
o! all former appropriations for the
same ocl cts. ...".... ...............
q sO For the resurvey and GORE, ion of thir-
ty townships in Michigan, situated
north OF the first correction line, aud
w.st OF the meridian, averaging sixty
Q u miles each, 1t rate not exceeding six
uoiiar; Per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
FOR the rcsurvey and correction Of
toWnships forty fur to fortysight
north, inclusive Of ranges eighteen,
nineteen, and twenty west, situated
10 90 in the upper peninsula Of Michigan,
estimated at thirteen full townships,
% co cling sixty miles each, at rate
not e1ccf ding six dollars per mile.....
For ccrrectiog erroneous and defective
l % lines Of public aud private surveys in
Illinois aud Missouri, at q rate not
exceeding ak dollars per rails...........
For the resurvey and correction Of old
erroneous surveys in Arkansas, dis
covered since the last report by the
? 80 surveyor general, st q rate not ex-
ceeding six dol ars per mile.........
n M For the renewal and correction Of old,
erroneous, and defective surveys in
Arkansas, discovered since the last
estimate by the Furvsyor general
where the marks have become obl,t
Grated by time, accident, and other
causes, at rate not exceeding four
dollars par mile......... ...............
FOR surveying In Louisiana, at aug.
Inented rates, now authorized by
io".'...'
For retracipg and renewing old oblit-
0 90 Grated, imperf ct, and defective sur.
veys in he State Of Florida, and
making reocations OF the lines Of pri.
vsts lans claims thereto; ard for 10.
eating priv ,ts land claims under the
atof tventyeighth June, one IT, GUS
and eight hundred and fortyeiOht:
also for dstsched and unfinished sur.
7eys, ard for the execution Of sur.
o. Veys rendered difficult by reason Of
"a sSsmps and lakes, and to be expepd.
ca at rates not exceeding six dollars
per Mile....................,
oV For preparing tie unfinished records
OF public and private SURVEYS to he
transferred to the state authorities
"a under the provisions Of the act of the
w twelfth OF June, one thousand eight
hundred and forty, In those districts
Ehere TIE surveys are about being
completed .....................,
Fer resurveys and exam nations ofthe
~ survey Of tbs putlir lands In those
W state. where the Offices of the survey.
ors general have been or shan h
els sed under the acts Of the twelfth