Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-05-27

seneers by steamboats, with travelling and other expenses
Expenses of the Collection Of Revenue from Lands-To
meet # collecting the revenue from the sale
For salaries and commissions q registers andces
sand i've hundred dollars. = !. :, u
For Of deposting public moneys BY Of
public moneys thrtynne Thousand hundred dollars
For incidental expenses of the several land offices, fifteen
Thousand five hundred dollars. IN. -
Peniteutiary-For compensation of the warden clerk,
physician chaplain assistant keepers guards and matron
Of the penitentiary Of the District Of Columbia twelve
thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For compensation of three inspectors of said penitenta
| seven hundred and fifty dollars. uHn ,alu
For the support and maintenance of said pententarE'
four thousand nine hundred and sixty five dollars .
For Preservation Of the Collections of the Exploring
Expedon-FOr compensation of keepers, wachmen' u.u
abores therefor three thousand four hundred anu nS
dollars. .... ...
| For contingent expenses. two hundred dollars.
For the construction and erection OF suitable cases 70 r.
ceive the collections of the United States exploring Pc
dition and Others in geology meralogy pei"ng 10 'e
United States in the Patent-Ofice ana ELSEWHERE i'll
~ of the transfer of these collections. and
the arrangement of the cases. two thousand
For defaying the expenses of the supreme circuit and
district courts of the United States including the District
of Columbia also for jurors and witnesses aa OF me
in the fiscal ending June thrteth eighteen hundred
and y-eght and years and likewise ts aeiav
concerned and Of prosecutions for offences committed
against United States and for the skeep;ng of pris-
To pay furniture for the district court Of the
district of Virginia heretofore purchased by the
marshal of that district two hundred aud orty-nne dol
lars.
For satione blank books plans drawings and other f
Public Buildings, two hundred and afty dollars.
For compensation in part for the messenger IN charge
of the main furnace in the Capitol four hundred and TWEEN
ty dollars
For compensation the aborer in charge of the water
closets the Capitol four hundred AID hirty-eig dol
For conversation to the public gardener one thousand
four hundred and forty dollars
For compensation of eighteen aborers employed in the
public grounds and Presidents garden ten thousand eight
For compensation of the keeper of the western gate,
Capitol Square eight hundred and sevenySix dollars
For compensation of two day watchmen employed IN
the Capitol Square, thousand two hundred dollars
For compensation of two night watchmen employed at
Presidents house. thousand hundred dollars
For compensation of the doorkeeer at the Presidents
house. six hundred dollars.
For compensation of the assistant doorkeeper at the Pres
idents house, four hundred and thirtyeight dollars
FOR compensation O. one nigh, Waterman employee Hr
Capitol and used as public stables and carpenters Shops
six hundred dollars.
For extending the propagang department of the botan
ic garden, and Introducing into the from the
Capitol Square, twenty six hundred dollars be expended
uuder the direction of the Commissioner IF Public Build
For compensation Of two draw at the two b,dg
OIL and lamps, thousand hundred and eighty dol
For compensation of the auxiliary guard. and for fuel
and oil for lamps nineteen thousand four hundred dollars
For at the Presidents house. three hun
dred and sxty-fve dollars.
For procuring manure TOOLS fuel repairs. purchasing
trees and shrubs for botanic gardens hundred
dollars be expended under the direction Library
Committee of Congress.
pay of hortcuurst and assistants in the botanic
garden and houses five thousand hundred and
TIVE dollars an, and fifty cents to be expended under
Sec And be it further enacted That the provisions of
the twentyeighth section of the entitled An max
ing appropriations for the civil and diplomatic of
government for the ending tn thirtieh June,
eighteen hundred and ffy-sx, and for other purposes
approved third March, eighteen hundred and fiji yve be,
the hereby extended for the Of years
Sec. s. And be it further enacted That the persons hav
ing claims for services rendered expenses incurred in
the Cayuse who failed to present them within the
time prescribed by law shall be entitled payment
therefor, though the had been presented within the
appropriation heretofore made payment
and expenses, including the claim Mr. Goodwin
services clerk to Governor Gaines while acting Cay
4. And be it further enacted That in addition to
those authorized by law there may be eployed BY
the Secretary of State clerk of two BY the Secr
tary of the Treasury in the Office of the Auditor the
Treasury for the PosOce Department five clerks class
two and such sum as may be into effect
The provisions of this section to the threih of June egh
teen hundred and fftyegh is hereby appropriated Of
money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated
Sec And be it further enacted That the Assistant
Secretary Of the Treasury shall be appointed bv the Pres
dent bv and with the advice ani consent of the Senate
Sec s. And be II further enacted That all the
of the eighth section of the entitled An regu
late the diplomatic and consular systems of the United
fifty shall be construed equally extend the persns
in said eighth section mentioned who shall have been ap-
pointed subsequent to the act entitled An remodel
the diplomatic and consular system the United States
approved March the first eighteen hundred and ty-ive
Sec. And be 1t further enacted That the difference be-
tween the salary received by the late secretary legation
Of the United State Madrid while acting as charge af
flares in the eighteen hundred and fytwc eighteen
hundred and ttythree eighteen hundred and fifty four
and eighteen hundred and fy five and the viii h
he would have been entitled charge daiares for the
periods thousand seven hundred and six dollars
of an mn of "A
charge daaires the further sum Of onr thousand five hum
dred dollars.
Sec And be it further enacted That the consent of
Congress hereby gwen that Thomas H. Seymour envoy
extraordinary and minister penpoenary Of the United
States to the government Of Russia pursuant The
quest Of that government may accept hercom suh me
mento Of the snlemntes attending the coronation of the
present emperor be the pleasure of emperor
to present to him, such shown correspondence
transmitted by the American to the Department Of
State.
Sec And be further enacted That the judges of the
supreme court in the Territory Of Minnesota hereby
authorized to hold court within their respective districts in
the counties wherein by the laws of said Territory,
have been may be established Provided the expenses
thereof shall be paid by such counties respectively.
Sec TO- And be it further enacted That much of
act creating collection district in Texas and New Mexic
approved August second, eighteen hundred and tyfur
includes the county of Ell Paso Texas be and the
same is hereby repealed.
Approved, March 8, 1857.
Chap CIVILIAN making Appropriations for certain
Civil Expenses of the Government for the year ending
thirteth June eighteen hundred and hfy-eight.
Be enacted by the Senate and House of Representative
of the United States of America in Congress assembled
That the following be and the hereby APP
proprated for the objects hereafter expressed the fiscal
ending the thrteth of June eighteen hundred and
ffy-eight viz:
Survey of the Coast.-For survey of the Atlantic and
Gulf coast of the United States nclung compensation
to superintendent and assistants and excluding pay and
emouments of officers of the army and navy and petty Of
fcers and men of the navy employed the work. two
hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For continuing the survey of the western coast of the
United States hundred and thirty thousand dollars
For continuing the of the Florida and
Excluding pay and emoumens of officers of the army and
and petty officers and of the navy employed