Arkansas true Democrat., 1857-09-22

other contingent expenses of the office of the Con- missioner of Public Buildings, 250 dollars.
 For compensation, in part, for the messenger in charge of the main furnace in the Capitol 42odollars
 For compensation to the aborer in charge of the water-c!osets in the Capitol, 4$S dollars.
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 For compensation of eighteen laborers employed in the public grounds and Presidents garden 10 800 dollars. ' Capitol Square. S76 dollars
 For compensation of two day watchmen employed in the Capitol Square, 200 dollars. For compensation of two night watchmen employ- ed at the Presidents house, 200 dollals
 For compensation of the door keeper at the Presi- dents house, 600 dollars
 For compensation of the assistant door keeper at the Presidents house. 43S dollars. TOT compensation of one night watehmnn employ- ed Tor the better protection of the buildings lying south of the Capitol and used us public stables and carpenters shops, 500 dollars.
 for extending the propogating department of the ootahc garden and introducing water into the same from the Capitol Square, dollars to be expended under the direction of the Commissioner of Public Buildings.
 For the compensation of two draw keepers at the two bridges across the eastern branch of the Potomac and for tue oil and lamps, ,lo0 dollars. For compensation of the auxiliary guard and for fuel and oil for lamps, !y,40O dollars.
 For furnace keeper at the Presidents house, 965 dollars.
 For procuring manure tools, fuel, repairs purchas- ing trees and shrubs for botanic gardens 2300 dollars to De eXpendet under the drel tion of the Library Committee of Congress.
 For pay of horticulturits and assistant in tbe bo tahlc garden and green houses i2l dollars and 90 ces' 10 be expended under the direction of the Lii brary Committee of Congress.
 z. nat the provisions of the 2Sth section of the act entitled = An act making appropriations for the clVlI and diplomatic expenses of government for the | year ending the 30th of June l856 and for other purposes" approved Sd March lS55 be and the same Is hereby extended for the term of two wears. | 5 3. That the persons having claims for services | rendered, or expenses incurred in the Cayusc war who failed to present them within the time prescribed by law shall be entitled to receive payment therefor as though the same had been presented within the time prescribed by law, to be paid out of the unex- pended appropriation heretofore made for the pay lnent oi such services and expenses, including tho clam of MT Goodwin, for services clerk to Cover nor Gaines while acting as Cavuse war commissioner 4: That Ill addition to those now authorized by law there may be employed by the Secretary of State one clerk ot class two by the Secretary or the Trea- sry in the office of the Auditor of the Treasury fol the Pot Olt Department five clerks of class two and such sum may bt necessary to carry into effect | the provisions of this section the 3Oth of June lo'S hereby appropriated out of any money in tho treasury not otherwise appropriated. i ,. That the Assistant Secretary of the Treasur, shall be appointed by the President by and with tht i advice and consent of the Senate. 1 5. That all provisions of the sth section of tn, act entitled " An act to regulate the diplomatic anC l consular systems of the United Stltes.n approved August 18th, 1856, shall b. construed equally to ex tend [" the persons in said Sth section mentioned wh, shnll have been appointed sub,equent to the act en titled An act to remodel the diplomatic and consula ! system of the United Sates,1 approved March l 1 1855.
 $ :. That the difference between the salary receiv ett by the lAte secretary of legation of the United States at Madrid while acting charge dattuires il the years lS3s 1853, 1854 and 1855 and the salary t which he would nave been entitled as charge atfaire for Inc same periods. 37oi dollars ant ; cents an, for the amount of an outfit of a charge q ataires tn further sum of 4.5op dollars. E. That th# consent uf Congress is hereby riVel l that Thomas II. Seymour. envoy extra ,dinalv an( ml''iaier peniPotentary of the United States to tn government of Russia. pur, the request of tha | government may accept theTc.rom such inpIncnto O the suemnltieS attending Inc coronation of the pre- rent emperor, ar t may bv the pleasure of the epe TOT to present to him. > is shown in the cores pondcnce transmitted by the American envoy to tn | Department of State.
 2. That the judges of the supreme court in tn Territory of Minncsota hereby authorized to ho, court within their sptcye districts ill the counte wherein by the laws of said territory, courts hay been or may be establiShed Pr0raed the expense thereof shall be paid by such counties respectively | 5 le. That so much of an act creating collection district in Texas and New Mexico, approved Angus 2d 1894, includes the county of Fl Plso, in Texas be and the same iS hereby repealed.
 APPROVED, March 3, 1857.