Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-09-01

gree or longitude intersects the parallel of thirty six degrees thirty minutes north latitude and thence west With the sad parallel of thirty six degrees thr- " minutes north latitude; and thence west with the sad parallel o thirtysix degrees and thirty minutes north latitude to the point where intersecs the nuhdrel and third degree of longitude west from Greenwlch; and thence south with the said one hun dred ard third degree of longitude to the thirty cohd parallel ot north latitude: and thence west with Rio Grande " ''10 7: That such land marks shall be established at tle sald point of beginning Red River and at the other corners, and the said several line, of said boundary. as may be agreed on by the President of te united States, or those acting under his authority ana the sad State of Texas, those acting under its authority.
 B. That the sum of $90 coo, or so much thereof as may be necessary be and the same hereby aed out of any money in the treasury not otherwise pPropnated to carry outthe provisions of this act T'0C1fed, That tine person or persons appointed and employed on the part and behalf of Texas are to be paid by the said State: Pr0ciled further. That no persons except superintendent or commissioner. snail be appontei employed in this service by the United States but such as are reuurel to make the necessary observations and surveys o nccrain snrh line and erect suitable monuments thereon and make return of the same
 APPROVED, June 5, 1858.
 AN ACT making Appro riations for the Consular
 and Diplomatic EXpen,es of the Government for
 the year ending the 3oth June l8j9
 De It enacted, etc.. That the following sums be. ana 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 30th June, 1853, namely:
 TOT saia1ea Of envoys extraordinary, ministers, ana ana commissioner, of the United States at Great Prtah Pra;I fIanee Russia Prussia, Spain Austria, brazli. Mexico, China Chili, Peru, Portugal Sviz- erand' Rome Naples Sardinia. Belgium Holland Denmark, Sweden Turkey Buenos Ayres. New s,lfahAda Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezula, Guatemala, Me ragua, and Sandwich Islands S274O0O.
 For saerles of ohe secretaries of legation of the United States. SIP OOO
 For salaries of assistant secretaries of legation at London and Paris s .0J0.
 For salary of the secretary of legation to China actlng as interpreter 5000.
 For salary of the secretary of legation to Turkey acting as dragoman. $ 900.
 For contingent expenses of all the missions abroad $50 O00.
 For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse. S60.0O0.
 For expenses of intercourse with the Barbary pow CTS. s 900.
 For expenses of the consulatcs in the Turkish do- mmonS VIZ: interpreters, guards and other expenses of the consulates at Constananople Smyrna Candia. Alexandria. and Beirout. $2. 800
 For the relief and protection of American seamen in foreign countries. Sl50O00
 For expenses which may be incurred in acknow- ledglng the services of the and crews of elgn vessels in reScung citizens and vessels of the United States from shpwreck $lh00o to b. expend- ed under the direction of the President of the United States
 For the purchase of blank books, stationery arms of the United states seals. presses, and flags and for The payment of postagas and miscellaneous cXpurses of the con,uls of the United States, Slo ooo.
 For office rent for those con>ols general. consuls and commercial agent~ who are not uowe,l to trade including loss by exchange thereon, S27, ,37o
 For salaries of conSuis general at Quebec Cacut- ta, Alexandria Simodn Havana Constuntinople Frank'orI the- Main; consus at Liverpool, Lon don, Melbourne Hong Kong Glasgow MauritiuS, Singapore Belfast. Cork. Dundee Demarara lIali lax kingston, Jamaica, Leeds Manchester Nassuu
 New Providence. ) Southampton. Turks Island Prince Edwards Island llavre Paris. MarseiIIcs. bordenuN La Rochelle, Lyons, Moscow. Odessa Re vel saint PeterSburgh, Matanzas. Trinidad de Cuba Santiago de Cuba. San Juan, Porto Rico,) Cadiz Malaga. Ponce, Porto Rico Trieste Vienna Ak la-Chapelle, Canton. Shanghai, Fouchou. Annoy, Ningpo. Beirout, Smyrna. Jerusalem, Rotterdam Amsterdam, Antwerp. Funchal. Oporto St. Thomas ElSneur, Genoa, Basic. Geneva Messina Naples Palermo. Leipsic, Munich, Leghorn Stuttgdrdt Bre- men Hamburg, Tangiers, rripo Tuinis. Rio de Janeno. Pernambuco Vera Cruz, Acapulco Callao Varparaiso, Buenos Ayres San Juan del Sur Aspin- wall Panama. lagnayra, Honolulu, Lahaina, Cape twon, Falkland Islands. Venice, Stettin, Candia Cyprus, Batavia, Fayal Santiago, Cape de Verds ] Saint Croix, Spezza, Athens, Zanzibar Bahia, Mar anham Island Para, Rio Grande, Mantamoras Mex leo, cltyD Tampico, Paso del Norte. Tabasco Paita Iumbez Talcahuana Carthagenia Sabanillo Omoa, Iuayaquil. Coblla, Montevideo, Tahita Bay of Is lands, Apia, Lanthala; commercial aoents at San Juan dc Norte Port au Prince, San Domingo (city ] St. Panl de Loanda. Angola, Menrova, Gaboon 756. ''' anu 1A'io'' '''' 0'' si'''
 For interpreters to the consulates in China s4, 800 TOT compensation of the commissioner secretary, eiel astronomer and surveyor assistant astronomer ana surveyor. clerk and for provisions transporta- ton and contingencies of the commission to run and marx the boundary line between the United States and the British possessions bounding on Washington Territory. S7l .000
 For compensation and per diem of fthecommissioner. hPehsation of the surveyor. and for the payment or all expenses of the commissioner under the reel procity treaty in Great Britain S23 ,0O0
 Approved, June 5 1858.
 AN ACT to confirm the Sale of the Reservation hold
 by the Christian Indians and to provide q pcrna~ net home for said Indians
 Whereas. by 18th article of treaty made and con- clnded at Washington on the 9th day of May. 1854. between the United States of America and the Della ware Indians. grant of four sections of land was made to the Christian Indians for which n patent was to be issued to the said Indians subject to snch restrictions as Congress may provide' and whereas paeat was so issued to them the 2l.t day of May, 1857; and whereasit fully appears by the evidence and papers file before the Committee on Indian Affairs. that the four sections of land set apart by said treaty was on the 29th day of May 1857. sold and conveyed by said Christian Indians to one A. J. 1sacks for the consideration of s43 400 which sum was fair consideration for said lands Therefore
 Be it enacted, etc, That upon the payment of the said s45 40C by the said A. J. Isacks to the Secretary o the Interior for the use and benefit of the said Christian Indians. within ninety days from he passage of ths act shall then be the duty of the President oi the United States to confirm said sale.
 $ 2. That the Secretary of the Interior be and he hefeoy IS authorized and required receiv st he pro ceeds O. the sale of the said four sections of land and apply the same follows: that is is to sav so uch fnf fhn, .l. able tract of land for permanent home for tho Cbr; tian Indians, the erection of the necessary budncs TOT ther accommodation, and the purchase of stock agricultural implements. and whatever also ,ro, b necessary to establish them thereon the halan"a e the said fund to be invested by the Secretary of tb Interior in safe and profitable stocks the interest whereof shall be applied to the support of school among the said Christian Indians.
 s3. That. whenever the Christian Indians dos;ro it the tract purchased under the provisions of tbe preceding section shall be divided among them under the direction of the President of the U s. to be held in severalty and with all the rights incident to fec simple estate: Procided That the said tracts when divided shall be forever inalicnable by the gran tees or their heirs except with the and ap- proval of the President of the United States.
 Approved, June s, 1858.
 AN ACT for the Relief of certain Settlers on the
 Public Lands in the State of Wisconsin.
 Be it enacted. etc. That much of the even- num- bered sections of land selected by the State of Wis ! consin in the month of June in the year ls49 to satisfy the quantity of land due said State under the act of Congress of August sth. lS46 granting land in aid of the improvement of the Fox and Wisconsin
 have been sold orcontraced to be sold by said State its assigns under the laws thereof are hereby confirmed to said State parts of said grant, and the title of the purchasers declared to be valid as though the said selections had been made in conformity with law; Prorded That nothing contained in this act shall be construed to increase the quantity fand to which the State is entitled under the grant aforesaid And ySOrided farher That schudule duly