Kansas weekly herald., 1855-02-16

viee to furnish sufficient portion1of the milita-
ry buildings at Fort I.eayepworth for the use Of
the territorial government OF Kansas, the sum of
twenty five thousand dollars shall be and in that
contingency hereby is appropriated for the erec-
ton Of public buildings for the use of the legs-
lature Of the Teritrry of Kansas, to be expended
under the directions of the governor of said Ter
ritory .1fedEf:E5 - el1Elz4sss> isfsfss@ 90
Sec FL -4nd be it further enacted, That the sums
appropriated by the the act of March third, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-nine, for the removal
and subsistence Of the Menomonees, and for
the establishment of manual labor school
&C., for them,. and now remaining In the
treasury, together with the sums for pay
Fof amiiier haretefore appropriated, be paid to
| or expended for the benefit of said Monomonee
Indians according to the stipulatons Of said sup
1 Elementary and amendatory articles. -
SEC. 2. ISL find be it further enacted, That Of
the appropriation of fifty thousand dollars ssfor
continuing the Typographical and hydrosraphis-
such Investigations as may lead to determine the
most practicable plan for securing it from inun-
dation, 'apprOVedAugustt thirty-frst, t,one thousand
eight hundred and ffty-two, thesum of five thou
sand dollars may be applied, under the spe-
ciai direction of the Secretary Of War; to the pay
nient of any expenses connected with said survey
and Investigations, incurred prior TO the first OF
July, one thousand eight hundred and fifty 1.-TWO.
SEC. 3. (9.] .dad be 1t further enacted, That
| the Secretasy of War be, and he is hereby, au-
| thorized and directed to examine into and ascef-
tain the amount of expenses incurred and now
actually paid, by the State of California, in the
suppression of lnddian hostilties within the said
State, prior to the first of January, Ammo Dom
ini eighteen hundred and ffty-fouf, and that the
amount OF such expenses, when SO asceT tanned,
be paid into the treasury of said State Provided,
| That the sum so paid shall not exceed in am
ount the sum of nine hundred and twenty-feur
| thousand two hundred and fifty-nine dollars and
siXty-five cents which amount is hereby appro-
afn m INV in no froa NOT
otherwise appropriated.
| APPROVED, August 5, 1854.
CHAP. CCLXVIII.-f1s act masking cppropri-
ations for the NppaI Service for the gear ending
| the thirtieth of June, one thousand, eight hum
dred and tyfy.tire.
| BE it enacted by the Senate dad House of Repre-
sentative ofthe United States of america Con-
gress assembled, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby, appropriated, to be paid out OF
any money in the treasury not otherwise appfo-
| priated, for che year ending the thirtieth Of
June, one thousand eight hundred and fftyfve;
] For pay of commission, warrant, and petty
| officers, and seamen, including the engineer
corps of the navy, three million three hundred
| and sixty-seven thousand six hundred and forty
| eight dollars; %
| For pay of superintendents, naval sconstruc-
tors and all the civil establishments at the sew
/ eral navy yards and stations, one hundred and
fifteen thousand three hundred and fifty dollars;
| 1ndC at the navy ydFu dI Dan fFdHCISCO, Tie
pay of the commander shall be three thousand
| five hundred dollars per annum. One civil en-
gineer, four thousand dollars per annum,. and
| he pay of the navy agent, who shall discharge
] the duties of both purser and navy agent, shall
1 be four thousand dollars per annum;
! For provisions for commission. warrant, and
petty officers, and seamen, including engineers
and marines attached to vessels for services,
six hundred and eighty-six thousand two hun
dred dollars, f-
1 J co.
the sick and hurt of the navy, including the ma
| rine corps. thirty-fye thousand five hundred and
seventy-fve dollars;
For repair of vessels in ordinary, and for wear
and tear of vessels in commission, including
fuel and purchase of hemp, two million five hun
dred and thirty-four thousand nine hundred and
| fifty dollars;
For ordnance and ordnance stores and small
arms, including incidental expenses, two hundred
| thousand dollars:
For preparing for publication the American
! Nautical Almanac, twenty thousand eight hum
| dred and eighty dollars: Provided. That any
naval officer who may be charged with the prep
aration, superintendent or publication OF the
| Nautical Almanac, shall receive no compensa-
| ton for such duty beyond what he would re-
| ceive while on duty at sea;
| For the purchase of nautical instruments re-
quired for the of the navy, for repairs of the
same, and also of astronomical instruments, and
| for the purchase OF nautical books maps, and
| twentT-three thousand dollars;
For printing and publishing sailing directions,
| hydrographical surveys, and astronomical OBJ
| servations, five thousand five hundred dollars;
| For models, drawing and copying, postage,
freight and transportation, and for working Iith-
ographic press, including themicals; for keep
ing grounds in order; for fuel and lights, for
pairs of buildings, and for all other contingent
| expenses of the photographed office, and Uni
ted States observatory, six thousand one hundred
dollars; 1,-.l .;[f e1i - ess.
For continuing the publication Of the series
of wind and current charts, and for deffayng all
the expenses connected Herewith, ten thousand
| dollars; r.s- = yga5 -
I To enable the Secretary Of the Navy to pay
the salary Of Professor James P. ESpy for ,.ine
current fiscal year ending June tnirtiesh, eigh-
| teen hndred and ffty-fve, two thousand dollars;
the payment to be made in the same manner and
under the like control as former appropriations
for meteorological observations,
| For the wages of persons employed at the OBJ
tservatory and Typographical office, viz: One
| Iiithograper, one instrument maker, two watch
men and one porter, three thousand one hundred
and sixty dollars; crf fsieg.E {
For contingent expenses that may accrue for
the following purposes, viz: Freight and trans-
tportation, printing, and stationery, advertising
In newspapers, books, maps models, and draw
ings, purchase and repair OF fire engines and ma
fchinery, repairs of and attending 20 steam-en-
gines In navy yards, purchase and maintainance
Eof horses and oxen, and drivins teams, carts,
timber wheels, and the purchase and repair of
workmen,s tools, postage OF public letters, fuel,
oil and candles for navy Yards and shore stations,
ppay of watchrnen, and Incidental labor, not
chargeable to any other appropriation, labor at
Tending the delivery of stores on civil stations,
wharfage, dockage, and rent, travelling expen-
ses of officers and others under orders, funeral
expenses, store and Office rent, stationery, fuel
commissions and pay of clerks to navy agents
and store keepers flags, awnings, and packing
boxes, premiums and other expenses Of recruit
ing, experimenting deserters, per diem pay to per-
tquiry, and other services authorized by Law, pay
to judges advocate, pilotage and toMage Of tes-
sells and assistance to vessels in Distress bills OF