, 1861-01-04

For ST. Louis arsenal, three thousand seven hun
drcd and hity dollars.
E,For Texas ar.enal, forty-thrce thousand dollars.
For Washington arsenal two thousand five hundred
dollars
For watertown arsenal two thousand five hundred
dollars.
For wateryliet arsenal, eleven thonsand dollars.
For contingencies o. arsenal, twenty thousand dol
lars.
For surveys for military defenceS, geographical ex
pl0rAtiOns, and reconnOssances for military purposes
aud surveys with the armies In the held, hny thousand
dollars.
For purchase and repairs Of instruments, ten thou
sand dollars.
For printing charts of lake surveys, ten thousand
dollars
Fur continuing the survey Of the northern and north
western lakes, iscludng Lake Superior, seveutyhye
thousand dollars.
For the manufacture or purchase Of apparatus and
equipments for field signals, two thousand dJars.-
Aud that there be added to the staff Of the army
signal officer with the rank, pay, AID allowances OF
major OF cavalry, who shall have charke under the
direction OF the Secretary Of War Of all signal duty
and OF all books, papers, and apparatus connected
Herewith.
For surveys and selections Of sites and for plands
and estimates Tor military posts the valley
Of the Red River Of the North, between the fOysixth
and forty ninth degrees Of north latitude and at
near Fort Cobb in the Indian Territory i've thousand
dollars aud that rport thereon be made 10 the next
session Of Congress.
For reconstrucling the stables at Carlisle barracks
eight thousand my dollars
To enable the Third Auditor Of the Treasury TO set
tie the suspended accounts Of ocers for disbursements
through the quartermastergeneral department for
supplies furnished and stores transported for the three
companies OF vOuntees called into the service Of the
United states in the War Department, the sum Vi
five thousand dollars, or 30 much thereof As may be
necessary. -
To enable the etary Of the Interior to restore to
their relatives In Wisconsin four orphan children Of
Edward MiltimOre, whose parents and brothers and
sisters massacred on about the thiryh=st day
OF August eighteen hundred and hfty-nine, about one
hundred miles north salt Lake City, by party Of In.
dians, Tor MOrmOns disguised as such) and who es-
capped the massacre aud found re- Ige at Camp FOyed,
ifteen hundred dollars
SIC. 2. And be ii further enacted, That there be
added to the medical corps OF the army four assistant
surgeons, To be appointed in accordance with the
isting laws
SIC. g. And b. il further snaeted That the follow.
Ing sums be- and they are hereby, appropriated, out
Of any money In the treasury not otherwise apprupr
ated, for the following Notifications:
Fort Montgomery, Lake ChLmplain, New York, ten
thousand dollars.
Fort Knox, PenObscot Bay, Maine, twenty thousand
dollars.
Fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland harbor, Maine,
thirty thousand dollars
Fort Wintworth, Boston harbOr Massachusetts,, ten
thousand dollars.
Fort al The entrance ofNew Bedford harboz, Massa.
ehu-etts, tweI ty-hve thousand dollars.
Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode Island, FIVE
thousand dollars.
Fort Ri, hmond, Staten Island, New York, fifteen
thousand dollars.
Fort on the site Of Fort Tompkns, Staten Island
New York, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Additional batteries at Fort Hamilton at the Mar
rows, New York, fifty thousand dollars.
FOrt Carroll, Baltimore harbOr, fifty Thousand dol
lars.
Fort Delaware, Delaware River, afty thousand dol.
lars.
Fort Monroe, Hampton Roads, Virginia, Eve thou,
Altesian we'll at Fort Monroe .fx thousand dollars
Repairing government bridge over Mill Greek, near
Fort Aonrne. five hundred dollars.
FYrt Calhoun, Hampton Roads, Virginia, fifty thou
Repairs of Fort Mpultrie, Chlrleston hIrbor, South
Carolina, eight thosand five hundred dollars
Fort Clineh, Amelia Island Florida thirty thousand
FOit Taylor, Key West, Florida, seventy thousand
dollars.
Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Florida, seventy-nvc
thousand dollars.
Fort McIee and preservation Of slte Pensacola,
Florida, ten thousand dollars.
Fort Gaines, Danphin Island, Mobile Bay, Alabama,
twenty thousand dollars.
FOrifcatons on Ship Island, coast Of Mississippi,
twhenty thousand dollars.
Fort Jackson, on Mississippi River, fifteen thousand
dollars.
EOrt St. Philip, on Mississippi River, ten thousand
dollars.
Forncaton' for defence Of entrance into Galveston
harboT, twenty thousand dollars.
Fort at Fort Point, San Francisco, including out
works, hity thousand dollars.
Fort at Aleatnz Island, San Francisco Bay, Cali
fornia, twenty-five thousand dollars.
Contingent expenses Of fortihcaiions, preservation
OF sites pote tiOn Of titles and repair Of sudden dam
age, thirty thousand dollars.
SIC. T. Ahd be il further enacted, That the allow.
ance OF sugar and coffee T. the non-commssloned oi
GERS, musicians aud privaies Of the army as fixed bv
the seventeenth section Of the act Of he h of JUN
eighteen hundred and thirtyeght shall hereafter 6e
ten pound, Of coffee and fifteen pounds OF sugar for
every une hundred ratOns.
sEc. s. And be L further edactsd, That the Secre-
ary OF war be, and be Is hereby, authorized aud d
rected out OF any money IN the treasury not other
wise appropriated, to pay to the State Of Iowa such
sums OF money As were paid by that State to troop,
called out by the governor Of Iowa in eighteen hun
dTed and httyseven, eighteen hundred and ffy-eaht
and eighteen hundred aud hfty-nne, 10 protect The
lOnuer rom Indian inc'lrSOns PrOUided, The Sec
reta1y shall be stisieded That there was necessity
LOT calling out these troops; that the amounts have
oeen actually paid by the State; that no greater pay
or allowances be given than were received by oiaers
aud soldiers OF equal grade at that period IN the Uni
tea States army, and that the amount to be paid shall
not exceed the SUN uf eighteen thousand nine bnnd
and eightyeight dollars and eightyfuur cents Pa.
vided, taTthsr, That compensation shall only be MI
lowed for the period during which said troons wer.
actively employed in military service.
SIC. s.. Aad Be Il further enacted That the prov.
slOns OF the second section OF the act Of third harh
eighteen hundred and fItynnc, chapter eightythree
be extended so To include all the moneys advanced
by lh State Of Texas in payment OF volunteers called
out on defence Of the onter Of that State since the
tWentyeght of February, eighteen hundred and 6fty
I've; Proetdsd. The Secretary of War shall be satls.
ned mat there was necessity for calling out these
troops, that they were called out by competent an.
monty, and that the amount so claimed was actually
paid by the said State. And that the amount hereby
provided for shall not exceed the sum Of one bnnded
aud tWenty-three thousand live hundred and fortyfr
dollars and hfDOne cents PTuuided, faJt6er, Thai
eonpenat shall only he alloweo for the period du
ring which said troops were actively employed in mill
tlry service.
SEC d ARd be il further enacted, That the twelfth
section of the act Of third March, eighteen hundrcd
aud hftyseven, be extended as to embrace the nav
proper and allowances OF the militia of New MeIi
therein named: PrOrided They shall receive no
greater pay and allowances than were given b rs
and soldiers OF equal grade at that period IN the lJn
ted States service, and the amount hereby appropr
ted shall not exceed the Of seyentyfiur thousand
and une dollars: Provided, further, That comDen
saton shall only be allowed for the period during
which said troops were actively employed in military
SEC. 8. And be il further cnGrted, That upon the
passage OF this act, thereafter as practa
ble. commission shall he appointed in the manner
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