The true Democrat., 1855-07-24

treaty of amty and commerce with that power. 000 to be received in full of all expenses or other charges incurred by him that mission.
 And the Secretary of the Treasury is hereby direct ed to pay, out of any moneys not otherwise appro- priated to Robert c. Schenck, of Ohio for his full compensation while employed as envoy extraordinary and minister penipotentiary of the United States on special mission to the Oriental Republic of Uruguay ln the year lS52 the sum of 5000; and for his full compensation as envoy extraordinary and minister plenpotentary of the United States special mis- sion to the Argentine Confederation in the year 1s53 the sum of $9OOo, such payment to be in lieu of the per diem compensation provided for said Robert O. Schenck. in the act making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the government" approved August 4th, 1854.
 To enable the Secretary of the State to reimburse to Edward Riddle, such sums as shall be satisfactorily shown 10 have been expended by him, or which said Riddle may have obligated himself to pay, on ac- count of his official position at the Industrial Exhi blton at London, England, much shall be necessary, S2600 Provided, That portion of the payments made pro rata, by contributors at said hlbltion shall be regarded within this appropria- tion.
 Expenses 5' Me CaNection of Rerenue from Lands- To meet the expenses of collecting the revenue from
 the sale of public lands in the several land States
 and Territory of Minnesota, in addition to the bal
 ances of former appropriations:
 For salaries and commissions of registers of land offices and receivers of public moneys $31S 000.
 For expenses of depositing public moneys by re- ceivers of public moneys Sl00,o ,oO0.
  $74,300.
 Surney of tue Public Lands.--For surveying the public lands, exclusive of California, Oregon Wash lngton New Mexico Kansas and Nebraska includ- ing incidental expenses and island surveys in the in teror and all other special and difficult surveys de- mandIng augmented rates to be apportioned and ap- piled to the several surveying districts according to the eXigences of the public service including expen- ses of selecting swamp lands and the compensation and expenses to surveyor to locate private land claims in Louisiana in addition to the unexpended balances of all former appropriations for the same objects S115,0
 For the resurvey and correction of thirty townships Tn Michigan. situated north of first correction line and west of the meridian averaging sixty miles each at rate not exceeding six dollars per mile, S00
 For the resurvey and correction of townships forty four, to forty eight north inclusive of ranges eigh- teen, nineteen and twenty vest situated ill the upper peninsula of Michigan, estimated at theirteen full townships averaging sixty miles each, rate not exceeding six dollars per mile, s4680.
 For correcting erroneous and defective lines of pub lie and private surveys in Illinois and Missouri, at rate not exceeding six dollars per mile. S3 900.
 For the resurvcy and correction of old erroneous surveys in Arkansas discovered since the last report by the surveyor general, at rate not exceeding six dollars per mile, S9 .504.
 For the renewal and correction of old erroneous and defective surveys in Arkansas, discovered since the last estimate by the surveyor generel, where the marks have become obliterated by time accident. and other causes at rate not exceeding four dollars per milc s4.S96.
 For surveying in Louisiana, at augmented rates now authorized by law S23,O9l.
 For retracing and renewing old obntcrated, imper- feet and defective in the State of Florida and making relocatons of the lines of private land claims theren and for locating private land claims under the act of 2Sth June 1S4S also for detached and un finished surveys and for the execution of surveys dered difficult by of swamps and lakes and to be expended at rates not exceeding six dollars per mile sl000o
 For preparing the unfinished records of public and private surveys to be transferred the State authori ties under the provisions of the act of the 18th June 1640 in those districts where the surveys are about being completed, S2O.O0O.
 For resurveys and examinations of the public lands in those States where the offices of the surveyor ge neral have been, shall be. closed under the acts of the 2th of June, 1840 and 22d of January 1858 in cudng S2OO0 for the salary of the clerk detailed to this special service in the General Land-O Office s3 00O r Tor z Surpeys a@ CaIue4m5a, Oregon. WasAangtms Aeao Netaco, HaaSas and NeJfaska-For surveying the pubic lands and private land claims in California Including office expenses incident to the survey of cams and to pc dsbursed at the rates prescribed by law for the different kinds of work $50 OOO
 For rent of surveyor generals office in California purchase ot instruments records drawing materials furniture, fuel and pay of messengers, SIS ,OOO
 For continuing the surveys of standard parallels m oregon, over the coast range of mountains to the Pacific, estimated at l50 miles, 5000.
 For surveying townships and subdivision lines in mile, $25, ,920.
 OreOpn fuel books, stationery, and other incidental expenses $3,00O.
 For surveying township and subdivision lines in Washington Territory at rate noteXceeding SIP per mile, S30 900.
 For office rent for the surveyor general of Wash ington Territory fuel, books, stationery and other incidental expenses. S3.0O0.
 For rent of survey generals office in New Mexi- CO., fuel, books, stationery and other incidental ex penses, $3,000.
 For compensation of translator in the office of the surveyor general of New Mexico s2, 900.
 For surveying the necessary base meridian, stand ard parallels, and section lines, in Kansas and Ne braska, also outlines of Indian reservatons S10l oOO
 For rent of surveyor generals office in Kansas and Nebraska fuel. books, stationery, and other inciden- tai expenses, S6,00o
 For continuing the survey of the keys off the coast of Florida by the officers of the coast survey, ESQ., 900.
 For continuing the survey of the islands off the coast of California, $40 GOO.
 For running and marking the boundary line be- tween the United States and the Republic of Mexico under the traey concluded at the city of Mexico on the 3oth of December 1858, s7 450 to be disbursed under the direction of the Secretary of the Interior
 For compensation of the surveyor general of Utah Territory, $500.
 For clerks in his office. $4 900.
 For office rent for the surveyor general, of Utah Territory fuel books stationery furniture and other incidental expenses, $3,0O0.
 For surveying the base, principal meridian, ,correc ton parallels, township and section lines in the Ter ritory of Utah, at augmented rates, $5o,oO0.
 PenHentiary.--For compensation of the warden, clerk, physician, chaplain assistant keepers guards, and porter of the penientiary of the District of Co., lumbia ,229 3l; and 20 per centum additional salary hereby appropriated to be paid to the said officers of the pententary, which per centum shall commence from the lst day of July, 1s53 Provided, That the same shall not extend to the chaplain
 For compensation of three inspectors of said peni tentiary, $780, and for the present fiscal year, S450 in addition to the sum already appropriated.
 For the support and maintenance of said peniten-, tary $6,3l2 50 And the annual compensation of the chaplain of the penitentiary, shall be $500, to commence from the present fiscal year.
 For detraying the expenses of the supreme, circuit, and district courts of the United States, including the District of Columbia; also for jurors and witnesses, Tn ald of the funds arising from fines penalties and 1oreitures incurred in the fiscal year ending the 30th of June, 1856, and previous years; and likewise fo1 defraying the expenses of suits in which the United states are concerned and of prosecutions for offences committed against the United States and for the safe For the support clothing and medical treatment o