The national Republican., 1861-06-17
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
Public Acts Passed at the Second Session
of the Thirty.sixth Congress.

ative, Executive, aud Judicial Expenses of the Govern
ment for tho Year ending tho threh Of June, eighteen
hun irsd and sxty.two.
B, II enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives. of The United States Of America
in Congress assembled, That the following
sums be aud the same are hereby appropriated,
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise
appropriated, for the objects hereafter express
ed, for the h,cal year ending the thirtieth Of
June, eighteen hundred aud sixty two, namely:
Legislative compensation aud mileage
Of Senafors, three hundred and thirty six thou
sand six hundred dollars.
For compensation OF the officers, clerks, mes.
aengers, and others receiving an annual salary
in the service of the Senate, viz Secretary of
the Senate, three thousand six hundred dollars
officer charged with disbursem snts of the Sen.
ate, four hundred aud eighty dollars; chief
clerk, two thousand FIVE hundred dollars prin.
cipsl clerk and principal executive clerk in the
Office Of the Secretary of the Senate, at two
thousand one hundred and sixty dollars each
eight clerks in 1.-THE office Of the Secretary OF
the Senate, at one thousand eight hundred and
fifty dollars each; keeper Of the stationery, one
thousand seven hundred aud itytwo dollars;
two messengers, ut one thousand and eighty
dollars each; one page, at five hundred dollars;
sergeant.st.arms and doorkeeper, two thousand
dollars; assistant doorkeeper, one thousand
seven hundred dollars; postmaster TO the Sen.
ute, one thou sand seven hun lred and fifty dol.
lars; assistant postmaster and mail carrier,
one thousand four hundred and forty dollars
two mail boys, at nine hundred dollars each
suPernt ndent of the document room, one thou.
sand 1--WE hundre dJllars two assistants in
,cumeDt room, at one thousand two hundred
doll rs each; superintendent OF the folding
room, one thousand fve hundred dollars two
messengers, acting US assistant doorkeepers,
at one thousand FIVE hundred dollars each /;
fourteen messengers, at one thousand two hun
dred dollars each; superintendent in charge Of
the S-nate-furnaces, one thousand two hundred
dollars: assistant in charge o. furnaces, six
hui dred dollars; laborer in private passage,
six hundred dollars; two lsborers, ut four hun.
dred and eighty dollars each clerk or secre
tary to the President of the Senate one thou
sand seven hundr and fifty two dollars; clerk
to the Committee on F,nsnce, one thousand
eight eight hundred and fity dollars clerk TO
the Conmi tee on Claims, one thousand eight
hundred aud fly dollars clerk of printing
records, one Thousand eight hundred and Gfy
dolar-; chap ain to the Senate, seven hundred
aud f'ty dollars; making seventy Eve thousand
four hunir and fourteen dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the Senate,
namely,
For li.hographing and engraving, thirty thou.
sand dollars.
FJr binding, Gfty thousand dollars.
For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
Fur wspapers, three thousand three hun.
dred dollars.
Fur Co z gcessional Globe, and b'nliug the
same, forty nine thousand three hundred dollars
For reporting proceedings in the Daily GUb-
for the first session Of the Thirtyseventh Con.
Rres,, eighteen tn ousand dollars.
For the usual additional compensation to
the reporters of,he Senate for the Congressonal al
Globe, for reporting the proceedings Of the Sen
ate for the 6rst session OF the Thirty.seventl
Congress, eight hundred dollars each four thou
sand dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses, aut
carryalls, twenty.eght thousand fse hundrot
dollars.
For Capitol police, eight thousand two hun
dred dollars.
For expenses Of heating and ventilating ap
parAtus, twelve thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, twenty thousan
dollars.
For compensation and mileage of member
Of the House Of Representatives and delegate
from Territories, Que million one hundred thor
sund dollars.
For compensation of the officers, clerks
messengers, and others receiving au annus
salary in the service of tue House of Repre-
sentatives, viz: Clerk Of the House of Repr,
senta,ives, three thousand six hundred dollars
two clerks, at two thousand one huudred an
sixty dollars each eleven clerks, st one thol
sand eight hundred dollars each; princip,
messenger in the office. one thousand seve
hundred aud f ty.two dollars three messe,
gers, at one thousand two hundred dollars eart
messenger to the Speaker, one thousand seve
hundred and flty.two dollars; clerk to tt
Committee of Ways and Means, one thousar
eight hundred dollars; clerk to the Commute
on Claims, one thousand ii 1ht hundred doars
Capitol police, eight thousand our hundred al,
twenty dollars; sergean -at-.rms, two thousan
one hundred and sixty dollars; clerk to II
sergeant-atsrms, one thousand eight hundre
dollars; messenger to the sergeaat-at arm
one thousand TWO hundred dollars postmas,e
two thousand one hundred and sixty dollar
one messenger in the Office, one thousar
seven hundred and forty dollars; four me
sengers, at one thousand four hundred al
forty dollars each two mail boys, at nine hu
dred dollars each doorkeeper, two thousar
one hundred and sixty dollars; superinten
ent Of the folding room, one thousand eig
hundred dollars two messengers, at one tho
sand seven hundred and fiity.two dollars eacl
one messenger, at one thousand seven hu
dred and forty dollars; five messengers,
one thousand five hundred dollars each s
messengers, at one thousand two hundred dc
lars each eleven messengers, to be empioyt
during the session OF Congress, at the IA
of one thousand two hundred dollars each D.
aunum chaplain to the H use of Represent
tives, seven hundred aud fifty dollars makia
ninety five thousand eight hundred and eigl
teen dollars.
Fur contingent expenses of the House
Representatives, namely:
For binding documents, including the Co
gressional Globe, eight, nine Thousand do!lal
For carriage, two thousand dollars.