Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-17

rOr the generA Hlciuetlai expenses W tnS
Indian service in Washington Territory, forty
thousand dollars.
For restoring and maintaining peace with
Indian tribes in Washington Territory, or 50
much thereof rs may be necessary for expen-
diture during the yeaf ending thr,ieth Of
June, eighteen hundred and fifty seven, sew
enty nine thousand dollars
For de,rayng the expenses Of the removal
and subsistence of Indans of Washington
Territory TO the reservations thereln, aiding
them IN procuring their own subsistence, pur-
chase of provisions and presents, aud compen-
sation of laborers and necessary employees,
sixty thousand dollars: Provided, that's part
of said sum, not exceeding four Thousand nine
hundred and seventeen dollars, may by di-
rection OF the Secretary of the Interior, be
applied for the payment of the just value Of
lands, improvements and pre-emption claims,
owned by whites located within the Indian
reservation established on the south side of
the commencement bay, in Washington Ter
ritory, for the Puyalup and other bands Of
Indians on the REIMBURSEMENT of said lands,
Improvements aud claims to the United States.
For the general incidental expenses Of the
Indian service in the Territory of New Mex
co, presents of goods, agricultural implements,
and other useful articles, and in assisting them
to locate in permanent abodes and sustain
themselves by the pursuits OF civilized life,
to be expended under the direction Of the
Secretary of the luteror, forty seven thousand
five hundred dollars.
To carry INTO effect t.eatias with the Otto
wa and Chippewa Indians, viz:
To enable the Secretary of the Interior 10
pay 10 hlAdwals u Da',l King of Carp and
Chocolate rivers, Michigan, tue amount d.
signed to have been secured to him ~ the
tenth article of the treaty Of twenty eighth
March, Ehtecn hundred and thirty six, with
the Ottowas and Chippewas, =. ne shall, OH
full investigation. DC satisfied the same has
not yet been pad, one hundred dollars.
For payment of this amount to VIM. King
| IN accordance with schedule &C." attached to
the treaty with the six nations of New York,
proclaimed April fourth, eighteen hundred
and forty, in accordance with the resolution
OF the Senate of March twenty fifth, eighteen
hundred and forty, fifteen hundred dollars
For expenses of surveying and making the
external boundaries for Indian puebos, in the
! Territory of New Mexico, three thousand
seven hundred AMI fifty dollars.
To complete the survey ofthe Creek boun-
Diary. as required by the treaty, to be expeud-
ed under the proper authority, the sum Of
twenty four thousand five hundred dollars.
10 pay the legal representatives of Arthur
Slzemore, fourteen hundred and twenty dol
lars, and to the legal representative of John
| SEM, SImmance, or Semoice, eleven hundred
and sixty three dollars, the sad claims bein.,
found IN the supplementary abstract of addI-
/ tonal claims accompanying General Mitchcl,'s
/ report which arise under the Creek treaty of
eighteen hundred and fourteen, the said sum
tt 81.
not otherwise appropriated.
For the payment of the claim of G. NJ
Hltchcock, executor OF ColonI y. X. :. Hun.
ter, tor supplies OF provl>io,,, to tn,. Cnero.
hee> under the authority OF Br-sl,iier Gene
r.I col, aud ot :. Il. SchyrmSrc,rn. com
missioner to' negotiating the t.,aiy wrta. -i..
Cherokees, from the twenty sixth oi Marcn to
the Sixteenth ot July, eIght,gG hundred and
thirty SIX, one thousand two hundred and
! thirty SIX dollars and twenty five cents.
For payment OF the value of PROPERTY Of
| Baker aud Street, DESTROYED in cirht.cn INN
dred and hity hVe 10y the Kiowav Indians. 10
be deducted from the annu;,ias payabl. IN
| the SAID Indians fifty doIIa.,
SEC. 2. lind be 1t tuytber cDocteI That
ier '"o lo' the Sioux and Semi
W,NI..0' 'o' INC omaha agency, for the
IS e"'!' ior Tie Kansas agency, and
'o' Vi" IOsHo agency shall receive each an
I' I1m o'''" VI one thousand five hundred
= ,n',' ~ VI ','e salary of one thousand
O',l''o no" ai'o"ea W law.
! -i''1 0e /" further enacted, That
- i'e' u 'ne l'o'lS'ons for the exercise of the
e'I u'To u dents OF Indian affairs in
, @ NJ :. u O'egon, Washington, Utah.
1,.u nr t,o" tieAoo as now provided by law, the
'e0u.NI oe' anu ne Is hereby authorized to
"fp0'", y '''N with the advice and consent
% 'a1 H ,r QUO superintendent of Indian
ioi 'le ie''''olleS of Washington and Ore
SoNi '' I'e ''''u"i salary of twenty five hun
-: 0I'-,S' T 1iio superintendent # indian
"iiAi9 ioi 'nc c!ritory of New MeXjco and
~ ~o"o ~, '.'o tory Of Utah, each at the
'-i I La salary o' two thousand dollars: anl
tna. ,. from and after such separation of tie
uul'es of said offices. the governor of Wash
ihS'on shall receive he same saiary as that
pau 10 lie governor Of Oregon; and the 90
ve'nors o. Utah and New Mexico, sha!l each
receive the salary Of twenty five hundred dol
lars. The supenntendeuts of Indian affair
IN the Territories Of Oregon. Washington
Utah, and New Mexico, shall negotiate no
treaties with any Indian tribes within said
Territories, unless instructed thereto by the
President of the United States.
SEC. 4. And be IL further enacted, That
one the second class cierkships in the Indian
bureau shall hereafter be made a third class
clerkship, TO be designated by the commits
sioner of Indian affairs.
SEC. 5. And be IL further enacted, That
in settling the accounts of Thomas J. Henly.
as superintendent of Indian affairs in Califor-
MIA, the accounting officers of the treasury be,
and they are hereby authorized, to allow him
the amount ofseven hundred and fifty dollars,
paid by him to Sanders & Benham for inte-
rest upon money advanced by them on ac-