Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-11-20
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thirtiefh eiEIltesu HUNDRED and sixry-tgU and ar-
preparations Of AErezr1gss ior the hssal year end
ing June thirtisttl, eighteen hundred and sixty
Re il enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
ssntatives q Ehe United States Of America IN Con-
arezs assembled That tbs following sums be and the
szms hereby approprilfel Ont Of any money ia
the Treasury not Otherwise appropriated for the sup
ioEt Of the army for the year ending the thirtieth
II June, eighteen hundred and zixty-tTo-
For expenses Of recruiting, transportation Of re-
eruits Fun the different rendezvous 70 general de
lOts procuring Of medical attendance and all other
eXPeases attending the raising Of tWeutyf1ur thou
sand two hundred aud eighty-iTe men, TO be organ
lied into nine regiments Of infantry, regiment Of
rayalry, and regiment Of artillery Per general
orders number sixteen. dafsd War Departments Al
eiZhtean hundred and sixty-oler three hundred and
dffy-eight Thousand dollars
For purchase OF books Of tactics and instruction
for ths volunteers, afty thousand dollars
For pay Of the army, three million nine hundred
and sixfy-nine thousand eight hundred and f5rTy-
eight dollars and eighry-sight cents
For Communication Of OfeerS' subsistence, four hun
dEed and seVeaty-eight thousand three hundred and
FOR conmutation Of forage for ofeers' horsez sew
eaty-three tho1sand and ifty-dx dollars
lor payments in lieu Of clothing for ofhoeEs ser
wants, hify-seven thousand one hundred and eighty
For pay Of the three ulunth' volunteers two mil
lion five hundred ard seven thousand dollars
For pay efths two and three years volunteers, IF
TYNE million dollars
Fer subsistence IN kind for regular troops tWomil
Lon foEr hundred and utnety-three thousand fouI
hundred AID ninetyseyen dollars and Gay cent?
volunteers rEenJy-three million eghty-f0ur ihoGs-
and two hundred and eighty-foHr dollars
For the regulaF supplies Of the qnaTteTEnasteEs de-
aEtEent consisting Of fuel for the officers, enlisted
men guard, hospital, storehouses and Offices Ct for
age in kind for the horses mules, and oxen Of the
quArteTasfers department n the several posts and
stations and with the armies in the heldi for the
horses Of the regiments Of dragons, and fr the
tIiorize nznLer Of ofice=s' horses when serving in
the heId and at the oufPots including bedding for
the animals; Of straw IT soldier5 bedding; and Of
stationery ineludin; blank books for the quarter
ffsrf1a
ders, blank forms for the pay and quAriermsteris
department. and for printing If division and depart
orders and reports, fourteen million two hun
dTed and siHty-hve thousand hfty-nine dollars and
thiTty-ssTen cents
For the incidental expenses ofthe qaaEteruaster's
department consisting OF postage on letters and
packets received and sent by officers Of the army
public s-rvee7 expenses Of oourtzTartal and courts
Ui inquiry intending The additional compensation OF
Judges advocate recorders MEMBER and witnesses,
while thai service, under the Of eighteen hun
dTed and two; extra pay TO soldiers employed under
the direction Of the quarteruasteTs department In
the -ectiot Of barracks. quarters, stOrehOuse and
hosp>. in the construction Of roads, and other con-
stAnt labor, for periods Of less than days
der the acts Of second OF March, eighteen hundred
and nnfesn, and Of fourth OF August eighteen hum
deed and tyfour iaeiu1ipc thuse employed clerks
At division and department heahqUaTters; expenses
expresses and from the frontier posts and AZ
mics in the fields Of escorts 10 paysters and other
't'bursing o1ceTss and TO trains where military
cTs cannot be furnished; expenses Of the inierment
Of officers killed in action, who die when duty
ia the Held or At ihe Pts on the frontiers oE at 9TH
posts and places, When ordered by the Secretary
f War, and Of non-oOmnssiOued officers and soldiers;
authorized oce furniture: hire Of IabOrers in the
quar- Terniasters department inciudingthe hire Of in
tsFpreters and guides for the army; Compensation of
clerks to officers Of the quArtermAsters department;
compensation Of forage and wagon masters, author
ized by the Of NTH July eighteen hundred and
tlirtyeighr; for the apprehension Of deserters and
ie expenses incident 70 their pursuit; and for
following expenditures required for the regiments of
dragons and light artillery, viz: the purchase OI
travelling foTges bacniths and shoeng tools horse
and mules shoes and nails iron and steel ahOeiHg
hire OF veterinary surgeons, medicines for horses and
mules picket ropes and for shoeing the horses Of the
oorps named seven million six hundred sud sixty-sx
thousand six hundred and siXfy-six dollars
For the purchase of draEOOn and artillery horses,
ten million I'VE hundred AID fourteen thousand i've
hundred dollars
For mileage, N the allowance made to officers OF
the army for the transportation of themselves and
their bagE when tEty cling duty Without troops,
escorts or supplies, nvs hundred thousand dollars.
ROr transportation q the army, including the bag
water; Of clothing, camp and garrison equipaKe.
from the depot At Philadelphia the several pnsts
anu army aepot eaa Irn Ihese qeots 20 the troops
in the field and subsistence from the places Of pur-
chase and from the places Of delivery, under con-
to such places the circumstances Of the
vice require them be sent; Of ordnance ord
nance stores and small arms from The foundEies and
aT1none5 70 the arsenals Qualifications frontier posts
and army depots; HeiEhts wharfage, tolls. and fer
riaEes; the purchase and hire OF horses mules. and
harness, and the purchase and repair Of wagons,
carts, and dFays; and Of ships and other seaguing
vessels and boats required for the transportation Of
supplies and for garrison purposes; for drayAge and
caItnEe at the several posts; hire Of tsanEteTr;
transportation Of funds for the Pay and other dis
larsing departments; the expense Of sailing public
transports the VaTiouA rivers, the Gull Of Mexi-
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 DISTINCTIONS 1om roads harbors- and riv-
to the extent which may be required for the
tHal operation Of the troops in the field, sixteen
million two hundred and twenty thousand nine hun
bred and hftJ-four dOIlars-
ioIIarz.
the safe excepting Of military stores; Of grounds for
summer eantonments and for temporary huts, one
million Eve hundred thousand dollars
For clothing camp and garrison equipage, thir-
teen million four hundred and sixteen thousand four
hundred and thirty seven dollars and two cents.
sand dollars.
For the medical and hospital departments one
million hundred and seveuty-one thousand eight
hundred and f0rty-one dollars.
Forarmament Of nrti6eations four hundred and
hfty-ssVen thousand six hundred dollars.
For the current expenses of the ordnance ser
vice, two hundred and SIX thousand two hundred
and ninety-tEo dollars
For ordnance, ordnance stores and supplies, In
GLIDING horse equipments for all mounted troops,
two million three hundred aud sixty thousand dol
For the manufacture of arms, two million i've
hundred and seventy-three thousand three hundred
and ten dollars
national armory, four hundred and twenty thou
sndEave hundred dollars.
For the purchase Of gunpowder and lead, four
hundred and ffty-One thousand seven hundred and
For the purchase of artillery horses, two hundred
and seventy-6Ve thousand dollars
For additions TO and extensions OF the shop-rcom,
machinery, tools and fixtures the different arse-
ais, one hundred and twenty-zix thousand six hun
tred and ninety dollars
4 For the following fortihcations=
Fort Montgomery, Lake ChamPlain, New York,
twenty thousand dollars
Fort Knox, PsnobseOt river, Maine, twenty thou
sand dollars.
FOrton HOsI.I.nd Ledge PsrtlandhAr Maine,
Eort Adams, SsTPsrt haFbor. Rhode Island, i've
thousand dollars
Fort Richmond, Staten Island, New York, ten
Thousand dollars.
Fort on sits OF Fort Tompkins, Staten Island, New
York, fifty thousand dollars
Fort at Willets Point, opposite Fort Schuyler,
New York, one hundred thousand dollars
Fort Carroll Baltimore harboF, Maryland, TWEEN
ty-fTe thousand dollars.