Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-12-03

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thirteth, eighteen hundred and sixty-t%o, ana APP
preparations OF arFeAragcs for the fiscal year end
Ing June thirtleth, eighteen hundred aud sixty
| one.
he It enacted by the Senate aud House Of Repre-
sentRtVes OF tho United States OF America In Con.
gTess assembled That the following sums be and the
same arc hereby appropriated out Of any money in
the Treasury not otherwise AppropF for esul-
port OF the army for the year ending the trtisth
of June, eighteen hundred aud sixty-tWo..
For expenses Of recruiting transportation OF 70
crults from the different rendezvous to general de-
pots procuring Of medical attendance and all other
expenses attending the raising OF twenty thou
sand two hundred and eighty men, 10 bs organ:
lied into nine regimsnts OF infantry, one OF
cavalry and one regiment Of artillery as per general
forders number sixteen, dated War Department. Al
lutant GeneraIs ONCE, Washington, Slay fourth,
eighteen hundred and sixty-One, three hundred and
] Rny-elght thousand dollars.
For purchase OF books Of tactics and instruction
for tho volunteers, my thousand dollars. -,
4 For pay of the army, three million niue hundred
md sixty-nine thousand eight hundred and forty
| eight dollars and eghty.Gight cents;
For Communication Of Officers subsistence, Jour null'
dred and seYenty-eght thousand three hundred and
seventeen dollars aud sixty cents
For Communication Of forage for officers horses, sew
enty-thrCe thousand and fGy.six dollars.
For payments In lieu OF clothing Tor oHlcers ser
wants, hfy-seven thousand one hundred aud eighty
For pay of the three months volunteers, two mill
| lion five hundred and seven thousand dollars
For pay of the two and three years volunteers, Mt
Tor snbsistence in find for regular troops twomil
ttou four hundred and ninetyfhree thousand ionl
For sabsstence in kind for two and three years'
volunteers twenIy.three million eightyiour thous-
and two hundred and eighty-tour dollars.
For the regular supplies of the quArternAser sle-
lartment, consisting OF fuel for the Officers enlisted
iuen guard hospital, stOrehOuses, and offices; Of for
age in kind for the horses mules and oxen OF the
ilnarternRsters department at the several posts and
stations and with the armies in the heldi for the
horses Of the regiments OF dragons, and fr the An
tlorlzed numler OF officers horses wien serving III
the field and at the ontposts including bedding Tor
the animals; OF straw for soldiers beddlngi and VI
stationery, including blank books for the quarter
masters department. certificates for discharged sol
iiers, blank forms for the pay and qunrternasters
leiartment and for printing of division and depart
Inent orders and reports, fourteen million two nun
lre and sIxty-tive thousand htty-ntne dollars anu
tllIrty-seven cents. z..3
For the incidental expenses of the quaTtermnsters
department. consisting Of postage on letters and
iuLc srrvice5 expenses Of urtBmartal and courts
st inquiry, including tho additional compensation oil
Judges advocate, recorders, members, and Witnesses
while on tlnt service, under the act OF eighteen hum
lred and twO extra pay to soldiers employed under
the direction of the quartemRsTer's department In
the t~SctiOu of barracks quarters, sorehouses, aud
Hospitals in the construction OF roads, and other con-
slant labor, for periods Of not less than ten days IN
and ninteen, and of fourth OF August eighteen hun
red and yfour, Including those employed US clerks
at division and department headquAFtersi Apenses
nf expresses to and from the frontier posts and ar
miles In tho field; Of escorts to plyAsters ana other
IIsbursng officers and to trims where military es
rts eannot he Irnished; expenses OF tile Interment
Of officers killed In action, or who die when on duty
In the field at the posts on the frontiers orat 9th
or posts aud places when ordered by the Secretary
If War. and officers and soldieTs
authorized office furniture; hire Of lRbOrers in the
1uarteTmAsters department including the hire OF In
teTpreterS and guides Tor the army compensation OF
clerks to officers Of the QpaTteTm0steTs Department.
compensation OF forage and wagon masters, author
lied by the act Of lith July. eighteen hundred and
thirtyeightj for the apprehension Of deserters and
the expenses incident to their pursuit; and for tue
following expenditures required for the regiments OF
dragons and light artillery, viz: the purchase ot
travelling orges, backsmths and bhocng tools horse
and mules shoes and nails iron and steel for shOeing
n
mules picket ropes and for shOeinE the horses Of the
rorns named seven million six hundred aud sxty-siS
| thousand six hundred and slxty-siX dollars.
For the purchase Of dragon and artillery horses,
ten million i've hundred and fourteen thousand hVe
For mileage or the allowance made to officers OF
the army for the transpoEta55p1 q thsmseiyes and
escorts Of supplies, i've hundred thousand dollars
For tFaps9Esatlon OF Tug army, t i Sa
wafer; Of clothing, camp and garrison eQuipage,
from, the depot at Philadelphia to the several posts
aud army depOts, and from these depotsto the troops
in the field and subsistence from the places of puF
Chase and from the places Of delivery, under con-
vice may require them to be sent; of ordnance ord
lianct stores and small from the foundries and
arnores to the HrseuAls Qualifications frontier posts
and army depots; reghts, wharfage, tolls, and fer
riAges; the purchase and hire OF horses, mules and
harness, and the purchase and repair Of wagons,
carts, and drays; and OF ships and other sea-goIng
TesSeS and boats required for the transportation Of
supplies and for garrison purposes; for drhyage and
carriage at the several posts; hire of teamsters;
transportation of funds for the pay and other dis
IuTSinG DE- paTtmets; the expense of suffing public
tran spoTts on the various riveTE, the Gull Of MexI
co, and the Atlantic, and for procuring water at
such posts from their situation require 1t to be
brought from distance. and tor clearing roads and
removing distractions from roads, hArDOrs and FiV
ofs, to the extent which may be required for the
tuRl operation Of the troops in the field sixteen
million two hundred and twenty thousand nine hum
l=dred and htty-four dollars.
FOR gdnboats on the western rivers, one million
dollars.
the shfek keeping Of military storss;of grounds for
summer eRntonments and for temporary huts, one
million Aye hundred thousAnd dollars.
/ For clothing, camp and Gurrlson equipaZe, thir-
teen million four hundred and thousand four
1 hundred nd thrty.seven dollars and two cents.
For contingencies ofthe army, two hundred thou
For the medical and hospital departments, one
million two hundred and seTeuty.one thousand eight
huI dTOd. and tOrty-One dOllRrh.
ForArmnment Of Notifications, four hundred and
! fGty.seven thousand six hundred dollRrs.
/ For the current expenses OF the ordnance ser
vice, two hundred and ak Thousand two hundred
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies, In.
GLIDING horse equipments for all mounted troops,
two million three hundred aud sixty thousand dol
lars
For the manufacture of arms, two million i've
hundred and seYenty-three thousand three hundred
For Increasing the manufacturing capacity Ofthe
national nTmory, four hundred and twenty-five thou
sAndf five hundred dollars.
! For the purchase Of Eunpowdcr and lead, four
| hundred and hity;one thousand seven hundred and
eighty dollars. ~
/
\ aud SoVenty.hVe thousand dollars.
For 4ddlfIOns to and extensions OF tho AhOp.roOm,
machinery, TOOLS and AE3ures n the diheTent RTBe
/ ais one hundred and tWsnty-slx thoREnnd six hum
| dred and ninety dollars. ,
Fort tho following fortlheAtions:
| Fort Montgomery, Lake CbAnplAfn, New York,
twenty thousand dollars IA
Fort Knox, PenobscOt river, Maine, twenty thou
sand dollars.
Fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland harbOr, Maine
/ afteen thousand dollars.
| Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode Island, five
| thousand dollars!
Fort Richmond, Staten leland, New York, ten
\ thousand dollars. zstls+s t5Hsg5 i
Fort on dts Of Fort TompkinS, Staten IHland, New
| York, hfty Thousand dollars,
| Fort at Willet's Point opposite Port sehuyler,
/ New York, one hundred thousand dollArH.
| Fort Carroll, Baltimore haEbor, Maryland, TWEEN
\ ty.hve thousand dollars.