Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-07-14


 act of the 2d of July, 1886:
 For transportation of the mails, in two steamships, from New York by Southampton, to Bremen and oack at sl0O0oo for each ship; and in two steam- shlps from New York, by Cowes. to Havre and back at sl5o0o for each ship under the contract with the Ocean Steam Navigation Company of New York, S350.000
 For transportation of the mails between Charleston and Havana, sum not exceeding $50 900. For transportation of the mails across the isthmus o1 Panama $l35,00O. APPROVED, August 18th, 1858.
 AN ACT making Appropriations for the Legislative, Executive and Judicial Expenses of Government
 for the year ending the Both June, lS57
 De 1t enacted, etc, That the following sums be and the same are hereby appropriated, out of any money Tn the treasury not otherwise appropriated, for the objects hereafter expressed for the fiscal year ending the 3Vth of June, lo57 namely:
 LEGISLATIVE. For compensation and mileage of Senator's Soo, ,672.
 For compensation of the officers, clerks messen- gers. and others, receiving annual salary in the servlce of the Senate viz Secretary of the Senate s36Oo; officer charged with disbursements of the Se nate S4o0; chief clerk, S2,500; principal clerk and
 principal executive clerk in office the Secretary of the senate, at g. l60 each ght clerks in the office of the Secretary of the Senate S $50 each kceper of the stationery, SlI52 two messengers one at Sl 0S0 ana one at Soo; one page at S5U0: sergeant arms and doorkeeper $2 Oe0 assistant doorkeeper Sl TOO: postmaster to the Senate $,1o0; assistant postmas ter ana mail carrier, $l 4f0; two mail boys at S9O0 each; superintendent of the document rootn S 800: two assistants in document room Sl 200 each SUI perlntendent of the folding room Sl 300: two mes sengcrs, acting as assistant doorkecpers at sl 300 each; nteen messengers at 200 each; superintend et Ill charge of Senate furnaces, 0o0; assistant in charge of furnaces, S60O laborer in private passage ooo two aborers at 4S0 each: clerk or secretary to the President of the Senate Sl 752: clerk of Com nlttee on Finance, SlS50 clerk of printing records $l669 0Z; draughtSman, Sl ,o5O; chaplain of Senate S150-making S75.9o3 02. For the contingent expenses of the Senate viz: For binding, S45,00V.
 For ithographng and engraving, $45 ,o00. For books. 5000. For stationery, Sl2,000. For newspapers, $3.O00.
 For Congressional Globe and binding the same. S72.65O.
 Forreportng proceedings including the usual extra compensation to the reporters of the Senate $500 each, SlO4O0.
 For clerks to committees pages, police horses and carr! ais S2 4oo Provided, that the amount esti- mated Tor compensation of the clerks to the Commit tee on Finance and Printing be deducted the1etrom Fol miscellaneous items S2o,000. TT TOT compehsdtlon and mileage of members of the House ot Representatives and Delegates from Terri tolies $365,04s.
 For compensation of the officers clerks messen- gers and others receiving annual salary ill the ser Nte of the House of Representatives. viz: Clerk of the House of Representatives $500; clerks at SZoo each; seven clerks at $l 500; ;sergean-at-arms S2,l6o, doorkeeper, S2l60; postmaster, S2 l6O one ihessenger at SlI52 librarian, $l 500: reading clerk Sl.ooo; clerk to Committee on Claims sl 500: clerk to Committee of Ways and Means Si 500; clerk to sergeant at-arms. < 800: five messengers at Sl 44O each; clerk in charge of books for members. sl ls0o tie Ill charge of stationery. Sl ,oUo; chaplain S75O messenger m charge of the hail. Sl749 twenty one messengers including sulerntcndcnts of the folding anu document rooms s2o, ,4u4- making S794i6.
 TOT contingent eXlense> of the House of keprcSen- lives. viz:
 For binding documents Sl25.000
 For furniture. TtpnilS and boxes for books OOO
 For stationery. $l5000.
 Tyr horses. carriages and saddle horses s OO0
 For fuel oil and candles S2,JO0.
 For newspapers $lZ.5o0. Sl25oo0.
 For Capitol police S549O
 For miscellaneous items. S70 .000
 For pages and mail boys $8 4uo.
 For folding documents including pav of folders folding paper, twine and paste s41O O1o
 For t"enty-tonr copies of the Congressional Globe and Appendix for each member and delegate of the hiSt session ot the Thirty fourth Congress S34 7o4.
 For bnd'ngtwe four copies of th. Congressional Globe and Appendix for each member and delegate of the frs 'essoi ot the ThirtAy fourth Congress slG- 657 92.
 For twenty four copies of the Congressional Globe and AplendlN iol each member and deicgale of the second session of the Thirty fourth Congress. ST. 3o2 F''
 For binding twenty -fourcopies of the Congressional Glope and Appendix for each member and delegate Ss .676. '
 For reporting and publishing the proceedings of lc House of Representatives including the usual ad- dtona compensation to the reporters of the House for the pre-ens session $500 each S9o42o in addition to the uhcX pended balance of the appropriation con- tnned in the act approved 10th May, o56. for the same purpose priort the lst July. ls56
 For clerks land maps. clerks to committees and temporary clerks ill the office of the Clerk of the House ot Repre-, ntatiycs. $2o .450.
 For one hundred copies of the Congressional Globe and Appendix. and for binding the same for the first of for the House library, $4.5Op.
 For furniture for comlnittee-rooms in the south Wlhg ot the extension of the Capitol, slo,09o.
 Fof cntIre cumpelsation to the clerks sergcant-at- ain> and reporter of the Kansas inl gating com mittec, ot s5UO each. $2 100.
 I01t"yY Congress. For compensation of libra Ila three Assistant librarians and messenger $9 uDO
 For contingent cXptnSe- of said library sl 0oO
 For expense of procuring proper aiIarutus for warming said library, and providing fuel for the same. 5000.
 For maintaining the botanic garden and green houses, in ludng pay of horticumist and assistants under the direction of the Library Committee of Con gIc,a S5.ouo.
 For purchase of books for said library s5ooo.
 For purchase of law books for said library S2 0OO
 For compensation of the Superintendent oi Public Printing and the clerks and messenger in Lis office elI.5I4.
 Forcontngent expenses of his office viz For blank books stationery, postage adl crtising for proposals Tor paper furniture, traNeIing expenses, and niscel lUneOI~ items. s2 300.
 For rent of ware room. S25O.
 For carriage and labor in storing and transportation of paper. s55o
 For paper required for the printing of the second session of the Thirty fourth Congress, SI5640s
 Tor printing required for the second session of the Thirty fourth Congress, ll5000 dollars. And the appropriation to supply deficiencies in the appro- liatlon for printing oi the 2d session the Thirty third Congress- contained in the act of 18th May, lo56 shall be construed by the accounting officers of the Treasury to include the cost of paper necessary for said printing.
 For procuring drawings to illustrate the Patent Office report for the year lo56 5000 dollars to be expended under the direction of the Commissioner of Patents.
 EIeeattGe-For compensation of the President of the United States, 25,o00 dollars. ', For compensation of the Vice President of the United States, from 4th of March to the 30th June lo31, 2,62z dollars and 22 cents.
 For compensation to secretary to sign patents for lands, 5OO dcllars.
 Departnent 5 Tate.-For compensation of the Secretary of State and Assistant Secretary of State clerks, messenger and assistant messenger in his oce and for laborers employed therein ut the rate of 4o0 dollars per annum, per act of 4th August lS54 5l- 62o dollars.
 f1r Acideltal and Contingent Expenses 9f saM Delaytmeat.-For publishing the laws ill pamphlet form and in the newspapers of the States and Terri tores and Ill the city of Washington 47 ,3Ol dollars
 For proof reading, packing and distributing laws and documents including cases and transportation, l5, 200 dollars
 For stationery blank books, binding 'paintng and glazing, 6 800 dollars
 For eoPper-plae printing, books and maps, 2,oOo dollars
 For newspapers, 600 dollars
 For extra clerk hire and copying 2.000 dollars: said clerks to be employed only during the session of Congress- when indispensably necessary to enable the Department to answer some call made by either IIOure of Congress session to be answered at another.
 For miscellaneous items. 800 dollars.
 To enable the Secretary of State pay for the ser vices of messenger sent to the government of Texas upon the passage by Congress of the Texas indemnity bill, in 1850, 5000.
 To enable the Secretary of State to purchase fifty copies each, of volumes ,ighteen and nineteen of Towards Report of the Decisions of the Supreme Court of the United States $500.
 To enable the Secretary of State to purchase 800 copies of the three volumes of the Diplomatic Cores pondence of the United States, from l7o3 to l7o9 x7