Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-10-21


support Of the army for the fiscal year ending June
tliTtieth, eighteen hundred and sxtytWo, and al,-
preparations Of Hrrearages for the fiscal year end
ing June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| Re It enacted by the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentatiVes Of the United States Of America in Con-
gTezs assembled, That the following be and the
same are hereby appropriated out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise appropriated for the sup
port of the army for the year ending the trtietli
i Of Juns, eighteen hundred and siXty-tWO.
For expenses Of recruiting, transportation Of re-
cTuits from the different rendezvous to general de
pots procuring Of medical attendance, and all other
expenses attending the raising OF tEenty-fOur thou
sand two hundred and eighty-hVe men, to be organ
lied into nine regiments Of infantry one regiment Of
cavalry and one regiment Of artillery as Der general
| orders number sixteen, dated War Department, Adj
| JutAnt Generals ONCE, Washington, May fourth,
eighteen hundred and siTty-One, three hundred and
/ hny-eight thousand dollArs-
FOR purchase Of books OF tactics and instruction
for the volunteers, my thousand dollars.
l For pay OF the army, three million nine hundred
and sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and forty
eight dollars and eighty-slght cents:
FOR Communication Of officers subsistence, tOnr hun
dred and seyenty-eight thousand three hundred and
seventeen dollar and sixty cents.
For Communication Of forage for Uficers horses, sew
enty-three thousand and hfty six dollars.
For payments In lieu Of clothing for Offieers' ser
wants, hfty-seven thousand one hundred aud eighty
dollars.
For pay OF the three months volunteers, two mil
lion five hundred and seven thousand dollars
For pay OF the two and three years volunteers, iE
For subsistenee in kind for regular troops two mil
lion four hundred and ninety-tlITre thousand fouI
hundredand ninety-sevcn dollars and my cents
For Subsistence IN kind for two and three years
volunteers twenty-tllTec million eEhty-iour thous-
and two hundred and eighty-fonr dollars
FOR the regular supplies Of the qInrteTInasters de
partment consisting OF fuel for the officers, enlisted
men, guard, hospital storelouses and Offices Of for
age in kind for the horses, mules, and oxen OF the
qnarternasters department at the several posts and
stations, and with the armies in the field; for the
horses Of the regiments Of dragons and for the au
thUTized uunlker OF Oicerh horses when serving IN
the field and at the Outpost, including bedding for
the animals: OF straw for soldiers bedding; and OF
stationery, including blank books for the quarter
masters department certificates for discharged SOL
ders blank forms for the pay and quarterniaster's
department, and for printing of division and depart
uienL orders and reports, fourteen million two u-
dred aud sixty-ive thousand hity-nine dollars AMI
thirty-seven cents
For the incidental expenses of the quartermasteT's
department, consisting Of postage on letters and
packets received and sent by officers OF the army
public service; expenses OF eOurnartal and courts
nf inquiry including the additional compensation oil
judges advocate recorders, members, and witnesses
while ON thar service, under the act OF eighteen
dred aud two; cXtrn pay to soldiers employed under
the direction Of the quartaunasters department in
the .ectOn OF barracks, quarters, stOrchOuses aud
hospitals in the construction OF roads and OtlercOn
slant labor fur periods OF not less than ten days,
der the acts Of second Of March, eighteen hundred
and intecn and Of fourth Of August, eighteen hun
dTed and IN yiuur iaclndins those employed US clerks
at division and department headquarters; expenses
OF expresses to ami from the frontier pOstE and
mics in the field; Of escorts to paymasters and other
dsbursing officers, and to trains where military
crts cannot be furnished expenses of the inteTTneut
Of officers killed ia action who die when on duty
in the field Mt the posts the frontiers, Mt 9TH
err posts and places, when ordered by the Secretary
hf War, and 81 officers and soldiers
authorized Office furniture: hire OF labOrers in the
quarterHltsers Department. Including the hire OF in
teTpreters and guides Tor tile ary' compensation OF
clerks TO officers Of the quarteTnHsters Department.
eOmpensatiNnOT forage and Wagon masters, author
led by the act Of fifth July, eighteen hundred and
thiTtyeight; for the apprehension Of de-erters and
the expenses incident TO their pursuit.; and for the
following expenditures required for the regiments OF
nH5ntFu "A nj
travelling FORCES, bIaeksnits and sOeng tools hOrs
and ulie shoes and nails iron and steel for aOein
mules picket ropes and for shooting The hOres OF the
corps named, seven million six hundred aud sxty-siX
thousand six hundred and sixty-sX dollars.
For the purchase Of drlgOOn and artillery horses,
ten million i've hundred aud fourteen thousand fiye
hundred dollars.
For mileage, or the allowance made to officers OF
the army for the transportation of themselves ami
their baggage when trHyelng duty without troops,
escorts supplies, i've hundred thousand dollars.
For transportation OF the army, including the bag
gage of the troops, when moving either by land Or
water; OF clothing camp and garrison equipage,
from the depot at Philadelphia to the several posts
and army depOts and from those depotsto the troops
in the field aud subsistence from the places of pHT
chase and from the places Of delivery, under con-
tract, to such places the circumstances Of the
vice may require them to be sent; Of ordnance, ord
nancT stores, and small arms Irum the fOundTes and
armories to the arsenal forthcnons frontier posts,
and army depOts; freights, wharfage, tolls, and fer
rages; tile purchase and hire Of horses, mules, and
harness, and the purchase and repair Of wagons,
carts, and drnyB; and OF ships and other seagoIDg
vessels and boats required for the transportation Of
supplies and for garrison purpOses for drayage and
carriage at the several posts; hire OF Transfers;
transportation OF funds for the pay and other dis
bursting departmental the expense Of sailing public
transports on the various rivers the Cult OF Next
| CO, and the Atlantic, and for procuring water at
such posts from their situation require It to be
brought from distance, and clearing roads and
removing distractions IRON roads, harbOrs and riv-
to the extent which may be required for the
tual operation Of the troops in the field, sixteen
million two hundred and twenty thousand nine hun
| Fred and ntty.tOuE dollars.
For gunboats on the western rivers one million
| dollars.
Hire Of quarters for troops; Of stOrehouses for
the safekseping Of military stores; Of grounds for
summer environments aud for temporary huts, one
million i've hundred thousand dollars.
/ For clothing. camp and garrison equpage, thir-
teen million four hundred and sixteen thousand four
| hundred and thirty ven dollars and two rents.
| For contingencies OF the army, two hundred thou
For the medical and hospital departments, one
million two hundred and seyenty-one thousand eight
| husdred and foTty-One dollars.
FOrarmamsnt OF Qualifications four hundred and
| fity-seven thousand six hundred dollars.
Tor the current expenses OF the ordnance ser
vice, two hundred and xix thousand two hundred
and ninety-tWOdollars.
For ordnance, ordnance stores, aud supplies, iu-
Gliding horse equipments for all mounted troops,
two million three hundred and sixty thousand dol
lars.
For the manufacture Of arms, two million FIVE
hundred and sevcnty-tlree thousand three hundred
For increasing tho manufacturing capacity Of tho
sandtfSe hundred dollar.
For tho purchase of SunPowder and lead, four
hundred and Anyone thousand seven hundred and
| eighty dollars.
For the purchase Of artillery hOrses two hundred
| and seyeniy.five thousand dollars.
FOR additions to and extensions Of the shop-room,
naHohnsry, tools OI hNtures at the different nTEen-
ais, one hundred aud tweBty-sis thousand six hun
/ dreLi and ninety dollars
| For the following Qualifications:
Fort Montgomery, Lake Champiain, New York,
| twenty thousand dollars
] Fort Knox, Penobscot river, Maine, twenty thou
| sand dOllarF. so.
Forton HOg1sland Ledge, PortlAndharbOr, Maine,
| fifteen thousand dollars.
Port Adams, Newport harbOr, Rhode Island, i've
1 thousand dollars.
Fort Eichmond, Staten Island. New York, ten
i thousand dollars.
Fort on site of Fort Tompkins, Staten Island, New
| York, my thousand dollars,
/ Fort at Willet's Point, opposite Fort Schuyler,
New York, one hundred thousand dollars.
Fort Carroll, Baltimore haTbOr, Maryland, TWEEN
ty-fiyo thousand dollars.