, 1858-12-03

noialII.lnndlnr such territory may, after
NJ iu1rmoni8 and docrccs have been ad-
n'IIll into re Union as q State, and said
t-prrns Court shall, when the same Is de-
cId1i, direct The mandate 10 such Court as
he nature Of The Urit Of error or appeal, 10
Ihllr iodgment may require
crc ~. Ani b 4 fnrfisr snaelsa. That
~ eoclulary Of tho Senate and Clerk Of
Ne Honle o. Representatives. be. and they
aI1 hereby directed 70 couiinne down to the
iourth Of March, eighteen hundred and
EIl.nIne. the compilation Of the Congress
I'111| documents published by Congress,
naltr he name Of the American State
rrprn' IN The same manner as the first
n1lIlI thereof, under The authority Of the
Act OF Congress Of March two. eighteen
h1lllod and thiriy-one. aud the Joint Res
clnlions Of Congress Of March two, eighteen
1undIed and thirty-three, and with the
uams particular index 10 each class, and a
ronural index 10 the work. And the said
tecrciary and Clerk, are hereby directed
% contract with Gales and Seaton, the
p1bli1hcrl Of The first series thereof, for the
rnt'llhlng Of the same, not 10 exceed two
I1nuland copies IN number, at a price per
roIlmo not exceeding that paid for the first
llIi11. 70 b delivered 10 the Secretary OF
~ Iuierior, as lhe same may be published; I;
ani ne aid Secretary Of The Interior shall
place three hundred copies in the Depart
m1ni oi State ior It's use, and for exehaugr
viii foreign governments, aud seven hun
dIed copies IN bis own Department, for dis
lIibuiion 10 Public Libraries in the several
States and Territories and bold the residue
q he copies IN bis custody, subject 10 the
future dlr1ciion Of Congress: Provided, that
ne prices Or rates 10 Be paid for the print
inr q this work, shall not exceed those
paid n present for the printing Of the doc
uneuis Of Congress, including paper and
binding, having regard 10 the quality aud
raIus q The material used and work done /:
Provided, that the cost Of the publication
shall not exceed, three hundred and forty
lhon1and dollars, and that not more than
twenty-five thousand dollars shall be re-
qeIrsd for The purpose during the next hs-
cnl year.
sro 80 Aad bs e fiirtkey enaeled, That
Ell d|plomatic and salaried consular officers
uho Euro appointed under the act entitled
An act 70 remodel the diplomatic and
conlnIar systems Of the United States ap-
proved March the first, eighteen hundred
and 6lly.lge, shall have the same compen-
lalIon during the time necessarily occupied
n making The transit 10, and returning
ron iheif respective posts. ahd while they
we're rrclIg|ng their instructions, as Is pro
rIici for diplomatic and salaried consular
o1icefs u The eighth section Of the Act en-
tillci au act 70 regulate tho diplomatic
and consular systems Of The United States, ("
approved August eighteen, eighteen hun
dlld and lIly-six. Prorided, that the fore
gong shall not be construed to apply to
ang diplomatic or consular officer, who was
n c1lcf. and at bis post Of duty, when said
Aci. approved March FIRST eighteen hun-
drcd and ffly-6ve, took effect, except TO
ullor complnsation 10 such officers during
lhs tine necessarily occupied in returning
ron their respective posts
Approved June l2. 1858.