Arkansas intelligencer., 1858-07-16


eighteen hundred and thirty-eight. a. the
Western boundary OF the half breed tract,
specified in the tenth article Of the treaty
made between commissioners on the part of
the United States, and certain Indian tribes
at Prairie du Chen, on the fifteenth of july,
et-a,>.. -. ! ia onA thirty, be and the same
j. hereby established as the true ,Wes.ern
boundary of said tract.
SsC Is. Ind be Il fitrher enacted, That
all ite ruling anu uiuding for the several ex-
ecutve departments shall be executed bv
I practical and competent book binders, to be
! appointed by the head of the department
/ SEC. Is. And be a. further enacted, that
I the President Of the United States, cause the
sum Of SIX thousand dollars to be advanced
to Clark Mills, in addition to the sum already
advanced ont Of the fifty thousand dollars APP
propristed by the act of January twenty five,
eighteen hundred and fifty three, to erect at
the capitol OF the nation, an equestrian statue
of Washington, on the personal application
aud receipt Of the said Mills: Provided. that
the said Mills furnish the Secretary of the
Interior such security for the completion of
the statue as the Secretary may require.
SEC. lG. -4Rd be IL Jurther enacted, That
the Secretary Of State be, aud he is hersby,
"NNHO' AHCN W hlOh VI N'Iui
ty and Justice, the accounts Of j. ID. Andrews,
late agent of the United States, for expenses
and disbursements in connection with the re-
ciprocity treaty, and that the same be paid
according To said adjustment.
Sec. II. Ind be IL further enacted, That
the collectors of the customs, in the several
collection districts, be. aud they are hereby
and hereafter, repaired to act as discussing
f,r he nf all thori
are 'or may hereafter be appropriated for the
construction of custom houses, court houses,
post Offices and marine hospitals, with such
compensation, not exceeding one quarter of
one per cent, as the Secretary of the Treasu-
~ may deem equitable and just: 1nd pro
rtded Jartter, that where there is 10 collector
at the place of location OF any public work
helelu specified, the super mt ndent of such
public work shall act rs discussing agent with
out any additional compensation therefor
and all laws and parts OF laws in conflict with
the provisions Of tus section, be, and the sanIe
aie hereby r'peaed.
SEC. Is. and be It JjtriLer enacted That /
IN all cases Of jud- mems and DEGREES, in any /
territorial court OF the United States, now |
rendered, OF hereafter to be rendered, and |
irlm heh there Ini-sh be writ Of error, pr !
al pa ~ tle Supreme Court OF The United |
States there may be presented such writ OF
error, or appeal within The time, and under |
tie other restrictions limited by law TO said !
Supreme Court; notwithstanding such terrific !
ry may, after such judgments and DEGREES !
have been admitted into the Union as State, |
Z. -, @.. ~-re Cor't shall when the same /
Is decided, direct the mandate to such court |
the nature of the writ OF error or appeal, |
IA their judgmeBt may require.
SEC. 10. AI.d be Il further enacted, That |
the Secretary of the Senate and Clerk OF the |
House of Representatives be, and they are /.
hereby directed t. continue down TO the /
,au... .. - eighteen hundred and fifty I
uiur, the comp aion OF the cougressUnal doc !
uments pub.j.hel hy Congress, under the !
name of the American State Papers in the |
sam. manner she urst series thereof under !
the authority Of the act Of Congress OF March /
two, eighteen hundred and thirty one, and /
the jonJ r., la ion oi Congress Of March two, !
eighteen huuare and thirty three, and with |
the same particular index to each class, and
a general index to the work. And the said
Secretary and Clerk, are hereby directed TO
contract with Gales and Seaton, the publish.
ers o; the first series thereof, for the publish
ing the same, not to exceed two thousand |
dollars in number, at 4 price per volume not !
exceeding that paid for the tirst series, to be
delivered to the Secretary of the Interior, as
the same may be published and the said
Secretary Of the Interior, shall place three
hundred copies in the Department of State
for its use, and for exchange with foreign gov
ernments, aud seven hundred copies in his |
own department for distribution to public
Libraries in the several States and Territories |
and hold the residue of the copies in his Gus
tody, subject 10 the future direction of Con
gress: Provided, that the prizes Or rates to be
paid for the printing OF this work, shall not
exceed those paid at present for tho printing
OF the documents of Congress, including pa
per and binding, having regard to the quail
ty and value of the material used and work
done: Provided, that the ccst of the publica-
ton shall not exceed three hundred and forty
thousand dollars, and that not more than
twenty five thousand dollars shall be required
for the purpose during the next fiscal year.
SEC, 20. -AHd be at further e1aocted, That
all diplomatic and sslsried consular officers
who we're appointed under the act entitled
IAN act u remodel the diplomatic and con
suar systems Of the United Ststes,r approved
March the first; eighteen hundred and fifty
tive snail have the same compensation during
the time necessarily occupied in making the
transit 10, and returning from their respective
post>, and while they were receiving their in
.truytion>, is provided for diplomatic and
salaried consular officers in the eighth section
4 the act entitled an act to regulate the di-
Iionatle ana con,uar systems of the United
States, approved eightecn n, eighteen hundred
and tfty-six: Provided, that the foregoing
shall not be construed to spply to any diplo-
matte or consular officer, who was in ofiic G,
and at his post duty, when said act approved
March trst, eighteen hundred and b. five
took except to allow .eompepsatior, to such
otncers during me ume necess' .rily occupi'
d ret'irpng from their resp ctive posts.
Approved l2 June, Is,