Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1861-08-05


naval service Tor the year ending the thltieth of
June, eighteen hundred and siXty-two, and ap-
preparations and arTearages for the year ending
the thrtieth Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
BE 1t enacted by the and house crepreSenta-
tires Of the United States of America IN congress as
seDibLed, That the following sums be and they are
hereby appropriated. TO he paid out of any money
in the treasury not otherwise app opfiated for the
and sixty-two;
For pay ofcommission, warrant, and petty Off
GERS and seamen, including the engineer corps OF
the navy, six million eight hundred and forty
thousand dollars.
For the repair and equipment of vessels of the
navy, eight million five hundred and seventy five
thousand dollars,
For fuel Tor the navy, TO be purchased in the
mode prescribed by law for other materials, and for
the transportation thereof one million and eighty
thousand dollars.
For ordnance and ordinance stores, including in.
cidenfal expenses, three million five hundred and
twenty thousand dollars
For the completion OF seven steam screw sloops
authorized by act OF February twenty first, eighteen
hundred anu sixty one, one million six hundred
thousand dollars.
For the completion of sevepFsteam screw soops
and side-wheel steamer, uiBety-one thousand four
bundled and thirty NINE dollars and eighty-two
cents. -
. For provisions for commission warrant, and pet.
ty of GERS and seamen including engineers and
marines attached to vessels for sea service, one mil
non nine hundred and ninety-four thousand two
Hundred and twenty-five dollars and forty seven
cents.
or surgeons necesSafleS ana appliances Tor the
SICK and hurt of the navy, including the engineer
and marine corps, twenty five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses that may accrue for the
following purposes viz: freight and transportation,
printing and stationary, advertising in newspapers,
books, maps models, and drawings, purchase and
repair OF hre-engnes and machinery, repairs of and
attending to steam engines in navy yards purchase
ana maintenance OF horses and oxen, and driving
teams, carts, timber wheels, and the purchase and
repairs of workmens tools, postage ON public let.
tels, fuel, oil, AID candles for navy yards and shore
stations. WatChmpu incidental labor
chaIgeable to any ether appropriation, transporta-
ton TO and labor attending the delivery OF pro.
visions and stores on foreign stations, wharfage
dockage, and rent travelling expenses of officers
and Others under ORDERS funeral expenses store and
Office rent, fuel, commissions and pay of clerks TO
navy agents and storekeepers, flags, awnings, and
packing boxes, premiums and other expenses OF re.
cruiting, experimenting deserters, per diem pay to
persons attending martial courts OF inquiry
and other services authorized by law, pay to judges
advocate piotage and tOwage Of vessels, and assist
ance 10 vessels in distress and Tor bills of health
and quarantine expenses OF vessels of the United
States navy in foreign ports, one million fiitytwo
thousand three hundred dollars: PyOrided, That
the expenditures under the foregoing appropriations
shall be so accounted for as TO show the dsburse-
ments by each bureau, under each respective ap-
preparation.
MARINE CORPS
For pay of officers, non-commsssioned officers
musicians, privates, clerks, messengers stewards,
and servants, for rations and clothing for servants
additional rafions for five years service, for un-
drawn clothing and ratons, bounties for re-enlist
ments, one hundred and sixty thousand two hun
bred and twenty four dollars
For provisions, forty-two thousand and forty
eight dollars.
For clothing, ffty.six thousand four hundred and
f0rty-eight dollars.
For fuel six thousand and forty-eight dollars.
For military stores, viz: pay of armoIers, repair
OF arms, purchase ofaccourements, ordnance stores
flags drums, flies, and other Instruments six thous-
and dollars.
For transportation of officers and troops and ex-
penses of recruiting, eight thousand dollars
For contingencies viz; freight, ferriage, TOLL car
mage, wharfage, purchase and repair of boats, COM
pensation to judges advocate, per diem fol attend
ing courtsmartal, courts of inquiry, and for con-
slant labor, house rent in lieu of quaMers, burial of
deceased marines, printing, stationery, postage
telegraphing, apprehension of desertefs, oil, can
dies, gas, repair of gas and water fixtures, water
rent, forage straw barrack furniture, furniture for
officers quarters, bed sacks, spades, shovels axes
picks, carpenters tools, keep OF horse for the mes
senger, pay of matron washwoman, and porter at
the hospital headquarters repairs of fire-engine,
purchase and repair of engine hose purchase of
lumber for benches, mess tables, hunks, repairs to
public caryall, purchase and repair of harness. gall
leys and cooking stoves for mess rooms, stoves
where there are CRATES gravel for parade grounds
repairs of pumps, furniture for staff and command
ing officers Offices brushes, brooms, buckets paving,
and for other purposes, twelve thousand dollars.
NAVY YARDS.
PORTSMOUTH N. H.
For repairs of all kinds, ten thousand dollars.
BOSTON
Fol- machinery, completing machine shop, drain
age, mastng sheers repairs and painting one hun.
dred and fifty flour thousand one hundred dollars
NEW YORK.
For hosting apparatus for provision stores, four
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars.
For dredging channels, twenty thousand dollars
For repairs Of dry dock, six thousand dollars.
For water pipes, hydrants. two thousand five hun
bred dollars.
For floor for mould loft, one thousand two hun
bred dollars.
For bilge blocks for dry dock, three thousand
dollars.
For new derrick, including foundation twenty
one thousand nine hundred and Lightweight dol
lars.
For floor to third story of machine shop and
columns to support, three thousand dollars.
For railroad through new store, two thousand
five hundred dollars.
For caisson to launching ways, eight thousand
five hundred and forty-one dollars.
For repairs of all kinds, twenty eight thousand
four hundred and thirty dollars.
For removing small shears, one thousand dollars.
PHILADELPHIA.
For repairs of floating dock, forty thousand dol
lars.
WASHINGTON.
For repairs of all kinds forty-four thousand four
hundred and forty-seven dollars
MARE ISLAND.
For repairs to floating dock and other repairs in
the yard sixty thousand dollars.
dollars.
NAVAL ASYLUM, PHILADELPHIA.
dollars. % "ei' e't'"' H'i'''eu
FOR contingent expenses at the several navy wards
70 meet extraordinary demands for the remainder
q the current and the next fiscal year one hundred
thousand dollars. 1850 oAS immune"
Sec. O. And be Il further enacted That tho foIIo,;n
sums be and they are hereby appropriated for ar.