Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14

'ilc dsouCltue Judges. the judges of the cfmna court, and the orphans court II TOO dollars
 tHcs oJ the fttoJmey- 6eaaul-- saiaries of the Attorney General and the clerks and messenger ill his office, E ,04O dollars
 For contingent expenses of the oftc. of the Attor ncy General, l,500 dollars.
 For legal assistance and other necessary expendi- tures Ill the disposal of private land claims in Cali forIia, l2.UUO dollars
 For purchase of law and necessary books and binding for the office of the Attorney General 300 dollars. o' For the purchase of Mexican and Spanish law books for the office of the Attorney General 800 dol lars. ~
 For fuel and labor for the office of the Attorney General. 800 dollars
 For once furniture and book cases for office of At torn.y General. 300 dollars
 f0r contingent expenses of commission for codify- ihg laws of District of Columbia inclu,ing pe,essarv books, 500 dollars '
 For compensation of the District Attorney. II $50 dollars. N'' ''
 For compensation of the marshals g 500 dollars.
 For salary of the reporter of the decisions of the supreme Court 300 dollars.
 For salaries of two commissioners to codify laws of the District of Columbia, 1000 dollars.
 CI"t V ClainaS.For salaries of three judges of the Court of Claims the solicitor assistant solicitor and deputy clerk, and assistant clerks, and messen ger thereof, Y 900 dollars
 1T ros stationery, fuel, gas labor, printing and mis- Ie"neouS Items for the Court of Claims, 5000 dol
 For fees of witnesses in behalf of the government III Vhc court or Claims and of agents or attorneys to pG apP"intGd oy the solicitor thereof to attend the Iaklhg or depoStons l.50O dollars
 n'teIeNoe"S 1feGS"1Y.--tor salaries of the assis- tiht tleaSllrers o1 the United States at New York Boston, Charleston, and St. Louis Is 300 dollars
 TOT adduonal salaries of the treasurer of the mint at IMadeipha of 1000 dollars and of tLe treasrrer of the branch mint at New Orleans of 500 dollars l.5O0 dollars '
 For salaries of six of the additional clerks author Aeu oy me acts of hth August. lS46, l2th August lo4e, 3d March. 1851, 3lst August 1852 and 4th August, 1854, 6,5O0 dollars
 For salary of additional clerk in office of assistant treasurer at Boston, 200 dollars
 rTF saiallcS o1 clerks. messengers. and watclmen IT. IT. llt 1iGe or the assistant treasurer at New Yo ork l3,9OO dollars.
 For salary of clerk to the treasurer of the branch mnt at San Francisco. California , 800 dollars
 TOT contingent expenses under the for the safe he[!ng collecting. transfer and disbursement of the public revenue, of 6th August. lo46 loOoo dollars III adtunon to premium received on transfer drafts: IF"'saed, That part of said sum shall be expend cd for clerical scIlie e,
 For compensation to special agents to examine the books. accounts, and money on hand of the several depo,ltarles under the act of6h August ls46 5uO0
 For compensation to such persons as may be de,ig- mated oy the Secretary ot the Treasury receive and Keep the public money, under the fifteenth section of the act ot 6h August lS46, for tho additional serv oes required under that at at Inc same rates provided m the act approved 2i March 1853. and under the same restriction, and limitations Sl5.O0o.
 For salaries oi nine supervising and ftty local in Nlect"ls appointed under act Both August. 1s52 for the better rn-c tiun of thr lives ot passengers by Nteamooats win travelling and other expenses incur red hv them, xsu.0un
 Lrl e~ses Jbte t>Hetinf Hereaue tt4m Londs- meet the cNIeIse> of collecting the revenue from Lnt sales t ubhc lands in the several land States and leH!oria> in addition to the balances of former ap- populations:
 For salaries and commissions of registers of land oihtes and receivers ct pubic moneys, S2cooQ0.
 Fer expenses of dcpCsitnr public moneys by re ceivers of public moneys S3s nn0
 sl5,oQO.
 It"He4t[dY-For compensation Of the warden clerk physician. chaplain 5 ieant keepers guards ahd ma5Icn o the lenentialy ot the District of Co U1ubia. Sl2 ,560.
 tertiary. S750.
 For the support and maintenance of said pentcn- ualy, Slpo>5. including $400O for furnaces
 For dctra! ing the expenses of the supreme circuit and district court, Of the United States including the District ot Columbia: also for jurors and witnesses ill ant of the i'nds arising from fines, penalties, and forlelluIeS Incurred in the fiscal yea! ending June 3otA lSol ana previous years; and ikeNi isc for de- trayng tho expenses of suits in which the United SAee aia concerned and of prosecutions for offences committed against the United States and for the safe Keeping of prisoners. $l 900 GOO.
 For rent ot Survey or Generals office ill Oregon uel. books stationery, and other incidental expenses s3,o0o.
 Fol office rent for the survoyorGeneral of Wash lntton Territory, fuel. books stationery and other incidental eXpeI>es S3,00O.
 For rent of Surveyor Generals office in Kansas and NgbraskH fuel, books stationery and other nciden- lal eXpeMses. S3,Vpo
 For office of the Surveyor General of Utah leuIoTy fuel books stationery furniture and other incidental expenses S3,0Oo.
 For comi ensation of translator in the office of the surveyor General ot New Mexico $2,0VO.
 For rent oi the Surveyor Generals office in New ,rla Ia, expenses. S3opO.
 For comuen,ation, in part, for the messenger in laiEc oi the main furnace i'll the CaliJo S35O and Z' vt cent thereon per Act 22d April 1854 making together $42o.
 For compensation to the laborer in charge of the water ciooe ill the Capitol. $:65, and Z5 pur cent thereon per aet 22d April, lS5I- making together S43e.
 For compensation to the public gardener, $l2o0. "'ld 70 per cent. thereon, per act 2Zd April lS54- making together S 44O.
 For comIcn>ation ot -iXteen laborerS employed in the pubic grounds and Presidents garden at forty dollars Ter month each and 2p Der cent. thereon pe, "ct 2-d April. ls54--malling together S4.2l6
 For compensation of the keeper ot the western gate tANtol square, S'30, and 2o per cent. thereun per ~'j Y" AiAl!, Matchmaking together $,76.
 For compensation ot two day watclmrn cmuloved m Jhl Capitol HquaIe, Ut S5Uu each and 20 per cent Sl.2u0.
 For pensation of two night watchmen emploved
 IL. cent. thereon, per act 22d April, lo54-making to- 1rther ; i,4Go.
 For comI ensatou of the door Keeper at the Presi- dents ho'~e 5000, and 2o per cent. thereon per act 2-d April. lS5t--making together S5Up.
 tor compensation of the assistant door keeper at the Presidents House S365. and 20 per cent. thereon per act 22d April, lo54-Inaking together S43o
 Tor e9mpehS"tlon ot one night watchman employed tor the better protection of the buildings lying south ot the Capitol and Used public stables and earpen- ers shops, 900 dollars, and 20 per cent thereon per act 22d April, lS54-maling together 500 dollars.
 For compensation of four draw keepers at the Po- tonoc bndge and 20 per cent thereon, per act 22Cl April, 1854. and for fuel, oil, and larnps-making together 3.266 dollars
 For compensation of two draw keepers at the two bridges across the eastern branch of the Potomac at 4oO dollars each, and 20 per cent thercon Der act 22d April, 1854, and for fuel, oil and lamps-making together ,iS0 dollars.
 For arrearages due Bailey Brown, keeper of the upper Eastern Bianch bridge for expenses incurred Ill the years 1855 and lS54 in the purchase of fnel oil and repans of lamps, loo dollars
 For compensation of the auxiliary guard, and for fuel, and ell for lamps, l9400 dollars. dollars.
 For printing am publishing ooo copies of the pa- pcrs of James Madison now in the archives of the State Department under the direction and control of the Joint Committee the Library of Congress six th9'Sand dollars; IFof7ded that sail works be print cd by the public printer and that no more be paid for such printing than the amount authorized by the law regulating the public printing.
 2 That the first section of the act entitled An act to remodel the diplomatic and consular systems ot the United States, passed March lst 1855 shall be so construed as that the annual compensation fixed for the diplomatic representatives of the United States at the several countries therein enumerated shall be the same as therein specified therefor respectively whether such representatives shall be of the rades existing at the time of the passage of the b or of Supenor grade; and that such compensation shall commence from the first day of July ls55, as the period designated in said act.
 E. That the Secretary of War be authorized to emplo! ln addition to those now allowed by law one clerk ot class four in the office of the Colonel of To geographical Engineers. and to take one clerk from class two and add one to class four in his ofiee that the Secretary of the Interior be authorized to employ in hs office clerk of class four. in addition tc those now allowed by law and temporarily one clerk of class two to take charge of the census returns and the Secretary of the Treasury be authorized to em ploy clerk of class three in the office of the Ffh Auditor, and to take one clerk from class two and add one to class three ill the office of the First Comm troer and to take clerk from class three and add one to class four in the office of the Register and sucL