Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-18
By TIE act for the = lief Of Daniel ss.r,. ana -


CITY to Oswese. Ia the STAT, OF New
York, and 10 allow him q pro rata
compensation for said ezra service.
lndef oite
BY tie act for the ielef Of Chsrlis ". Carroll.
Fer compensated and damages for In.
iuriss sustained ty him BY reason Of
his vrongfol arrest and imprison-
ment as . seertsr fr N the armytf
me oni'ed ststes..-..................-- 30 90
By the act fer the relief Ct Henry 9. eaniert.
FOR the amount OF Tire differences BE-
tween the salary received by him %
secretary Of legation at Paris, from
the fourteenth day OF May eisht.eu
hundre aud fifty three, to the tvep-
V-.e ond day Of January, ssehtesa
hundred AID nf fopr, and . sal.ry
Oft charge d'affa res for the came pS
Rod, together with the usual en- at
ofs charge daffaires. arm n
For necessary clerk hire paid by him
while secretary Of legation ct Paris,
the further sum of...".........."...... Ito %
iss1 8
By the act for the relief Of the children and esad
chiljrn Of Thomas Morris.
For the full amount q halspsy for
seven years, due the said Morris -
! captain Of artillery in the Georgia
line on TIE contir rental establishment
in the revolutionary war, and WIS
died In The service Of the United
ftates during faid war. lInde1rite
BY the act f. the benefit Of the heirs Of Philip r.
Rice, deceased.
For the lofs Of q essel in the tervice OF
the United States during the v0
oftas revolution. .................... $3.50 %
By the act for the relief OF william g. Hovison.
For ell services &c q member OF the
Auxiliary Guard In the city OF WASH
lo5 10
By tire act for tie relief OF william @. Preston.
To reimburse him for subssisting his
command, and fprsging the horses OF
bis oonrrny, from Ozark to Wash.
ington, in Her pstead county, In the
State Of Arkansas, during the var
with hexlco-........--............ 90 y
By the act for the relief Of ssrah Nor 10, only hair
Of Robsrt Mitchell, deceased.
For services one Of the csptorf OF TIE
Algerine vef SEES taken by the Ameri
can squadron under the command Of
Commodore D.cstur......................- Is 70
BY tie act for the relief Of George w. Torrsnes.
Fer his gallant military services at the
National 5ridge, Mexico, en- the NTH
Of September, eighte n hundred and
'crty-seven, and fo- extrAordinaryex
pentes incurrei by him in conse-
Quepce Of wounds received BY him In
the United states service................. I,El %
By the act for the relief Of Andrew H. Psttsrssa
70. mail bass Manufactured by him
under a contract " tn the Post Once
DepsT tment entered into on the TWEEN
ty-thiId OF Msy, eighteen hundred
ana fcrty o,eS1 W
By the at fer the relief Stephen Lutz, Of New
York
For the amount laid for thirty-one
cases, containing machinery and ap-
psratGs fo- the light, or lantern ofa
light house, Imported into the pert Of
New York, In the United States, and
which were, through piitaks or in
sdverteoce, sod by public sale, made
by TIE direc ion Of the then collector
Of the port OF New York, as being
property liable 70 the payment OF
duties, and which had rem lined In
public store for more than nine
months without being claimed by any
p,rsoD, and which no duties or
expenses OF storage hid been paid.
Indefinite
By the act for the relief the heirs Of Usltsnsns
Anirew Hnly
For one years extra pay as alieutenant
in the Penn ylvanis line in the con-
t:nsntal establishments OF the war Of
the revolution, a. Pr miFed in the re-
solves CT Congress. lndehnite
By tie act for the relief of Ferdinand Clark.
For the duties impo',d by The &C. Of
June thirIieth. Gig teen hundred and
thirty four entitled " An CT corcerp
irg age upon Spar ish vessels,
On the 3, apifh brig Conds de william
Ueva, Captain Carries de Ago, and
paid TO the collector Of tbs po't Of
Charleston, in south Carolina, previ-
to the clearance Of said vessel
from that port fer Cuba, on the slev-
erth Of September, eighteen hun
dred ard ihilty i've, with Q cargo OF
rice end lard she having been wreck
ed on the coast Of FLORIDA, on the
seventeenth Of the same month, and
lost with the greater Pc ton OF her
cargo. Indefinite.
BY the act for the relief OF Thomas g. johnson, Of
the Territory Of New Mexico.
For thirty two wagons, the property Of
the said Thomas 6. Johnson, taken by
the Off cers OF tie United States army,
and appropriated to necessary public
Use. Aoo w
By the act for the relief Of Titan 4. Psals.
Fer the losses which he sustained Of his
private property - hen vreckedi In the
United states chip Peacock, at the
mouth Of the COlanbi. river............ l,is7 20
By the &C; for the relief Of the heirs Of Thomas
Psrke, deceased.
For the value Of certain sails and rig
ging sold by the said Thomas Patks
70 Captain Harding a. agent Of tie
United States, during the revolution
Sry w "
BY thu act for TIE relief Of FrsnsEn Chaa.
For q share Of the pro leeds Of the sale
Of the schooner Oregon aud cargo,
seized and confscat-d in the month
OF April eighteen huI dred and forty
eigh under the Presidents rsgulsr
lions CT tie first OF Msr.h, eighteen
hundred and forty seven, at the port
Of Tsmpico. during the war with
Mexico. lIndefnite.l
By the act Tor the relief Of MADELEINE Van Nesh
widow OF Corneliss p. Van Ness deceased.
For services rendered by the sid Cor
nelius z. Nan Ness, in the seizure Of
gods imported into tn. district OF
Vermont in violation OF the laws Of
the United States, during the years
eighteen hundred nd thirteen and
eighteen hundred and fourteen,
while he was collector Of the customs
fer said district, and for which service
ty law in such cases r 5000 .
By the for the relief Of the widow Of w. Irving,
deceased.
For the ser vices Of ssid Irving as acting
superintendent OF the Census Depart
m.nt, ia addition TO the amount
which he has sresdy received as clerk
ofthe said department fer and during
the same perioi that he discharged
the duties Of superintendent Of said
department. ........... 800 "
By tie act for the relief of L. r. Lyon and Dean o.