Kansas weekly herald., 1855-09-08
nv AUTHORITITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.

BY AUTHORITITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
SEC. 2. .Arsd be 1t further enacted, That the fol-
lowing sums be, and the same are hereby, ap-
propriated, to supply DEFICIENCIES in the appro-
priations for the service of the fiscal year, eLd-
ing the thirtieth of June, one thousand eight
hundred and ffty-hve, out Of any money in the
treasury not otherwise appropriated, namely
For additional to the appropriations by the
act Of fourth August, eighteen hundred and
hfty-four, for the contingent expenses of the
Senate, viz:
For binding, thirty thousand dollars.
For ithosraphing and engraving, twenty-five
thousand dollars.
For the House of Representatives, viz:
For twenty-four copies of :.Globe" for each
member and delegate Of the second session of
the thirty-third Congress-, seventeen thousand
three hundred and ffty-two dollars.
For binding twenty-four copies of Globe for
each member and delegate of the session of the
thirty-third Congress, six thousand nine hum
dred and forty dollars and eighty cents.
For reporting the debates of the second ses-
sion of the thirty-third Congress, seven thous-
and five hundred dollars.
To enable john c. Rives to pay to the repor-
tiers of the House for the Congressional Globe,
VIZ William w. Curral, William Hincks,
Francis H. Smith, John ]. Nc cElhone, Theo-
dore F. Andrews, Charles B. Collar, and Henry
G. Hayes, the same amount of additional COM
pensation for reporting the debates of the House
heretofore paid them, eight hundred dollars
each, five thousand six hundred dollars: And
for the payment of like sum to each of the
reporters Of the Senate, namely: Richard Sut-
Patterson, Henry Pardon, James ]. Murphy, and
David W. Brown, four thousand eight hundred
dollars.
To pay for twenty-four copies of the Con-
gressional Globe and Appendix of the fIst ses-
sion of the present Congress, for each of the
delegates from Nebraska and Kansas, being
forty-eight copies, at six dollars per copy, two
hundred and eighty-eight dollars and for bind
ing the same, one hundred and ninetytwo vol
umes, ,at sixty, cents volume, one hundred and
fifteen dollars and twenty cents.
For additional amount required for binding
documents, thirty thousand dollars.
For additional amount required for engra-
wing and lithographing, thirty thousand dollars.
For the payment of salaries and other eXpen-
ses of the Census Bureau, until the completion
o. the mortality satist cs, five thousand dollars.
TO be expended under the direction of the Secre--
tary of the Interior.I
den r. .supplying deficiency in the appropria-
tod for the printing of the executive depart
ments, thirty two thousand eight hundred and
seventy-fve dolia-s.
For the completion of the printing of the Sen
ate, ordered at the present session, and paper
for the same, thirty thousand dollars.
For the completion Of the printing of the
House, ordered at the present session, and pa
per for the same, sixty thousand dollars.
To Norman R. Haskell, of Michigan, the sum
of three hundred and fifty dollars and ffty-six
cents, in full of charges as custodian of public
property.
To pay the draughtsman and clerks employed
upon the maps of the public lands for the House
Of Representatives and the committee OF public
lands, for the balance of the present fiscal year,
four thousand dollars.
And the draughtsmen employed on the maps
Of the public lands under the charge of the
Clerk of the House of Representatives,, shall be
paid the same compensation as is paid to the
draughtsmen similarly employed under the di-
rection Of he Senate.
For amount equal to drafts, checks, and de-
posits, awaiting decisions in certain applica-
tions for approval of sales of Indian reserves.
including eight hundred dollars collected by,
and deposited with, the late firm of Selden,
withers, and Company, by former disbursing
officer Of government, four thousand four hun
dred dollars: Provided, That such portion of
this sum as may be recovered from said firm and
disbursing officer, shall be reimbursed to the
treasury of the United States.
Contingent Expenses of Department of State
For publishing the laws in pamphlet form, and
in the newspapers in the states and Territories,
and in the District of Columbia, in addition to
any balance that may remain OF former appro-
priations, twenty-one thousand three hundred
and ninety-six dollars.
kTsrritory of Orsgon.-For compensation of
chief Justice, two associate judges, and secreta-
ry, FIVE thousand dollars.
For amount aseertained to be due to Govern
or Joseph Lane, for and on account Of his dis
bursements IN eighteen hundred and forty mine
and fifty, for the necessary contingent expenses
of his Office, one thousand four hundred and
thirty-four dollars and twenty-five cents.
TERRITORY of WGshiBgtos.-For compensation
OF chief justice, two associate judges, and Sec
retary, three thousand five hundred and four
dollars and eleven cents.
Territory of MBnesotd.-For compensatioH of
chief justice, and two associate judges, six hum
Gred dollars.
Territory Of Utah compensation OF
chief Justice, two associate Judges, and secre-
tary, two thousand three hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Territory of
Utah, one thousand one hundred and sixty-eight
dollars and thirty-seven cents, to discharge snch
sums as the accounting officers, subject to the
approval of the Secretary of the Interior, may
deem to have been necessarily expended by the
executive of said Territory, during the year one
thousand eight hundred and ffty-two, ffty-three
and ffty-four.
Territory of NeD Merico-For compensation
of governor, chief Justice, two associate judges
and secretary, two thousand eight hundred dol
lars.
Support of the .frms.-Fof clothing for the
army, camp and garrison equipage, and horse
equipments, one hundred and twenty-five thous-
and and sixty-nine dollars and three cents .
Hint at Pkaadelphia.-For increased conpen-
sstiep Of clerks, by the thirtesnth section of act
of forth August, eighteen hundred and fifty
four, three thousand dol-ars.
For supplying deficiency In the appropria-
tion, in the current fiscal year. made for the
mint II Philadelphia, thirty-seven thousand
dolIers, Il 50 much be necessary.
- fing deficiency in the appropria-
current fiscal year, for the branch