The national Republican., 1861-05-10

on that service, under the act Of March six
teenih, eighteen hundred and two; extra pay to
soldiers employed under the direction Of the
quartermasters department In the erection Of
barracks, quarters, ,storehouses, aud hospitals;
III the construction of roads, and other con-
stant labor for periods Of not less than ten days,
under the acts of March second, eighteen hun
dred and nineteen, aud August fourth, eighteen
hundred aud hity -four, including those en-
pioyrd rs clerks at division and department
headquarters; expenses OF expresses TO and
ffom the frontier posts and armies In ihc ne,d
OF escorts to paymasters and other disbursing
officers, and to trains where military escoiis
cannot be furnished; expense Of the intcment
Of officers killed In action, OF VINO a,e wnemon
or ut other posts and places when ordered by the
Secretary Of War; and Of non commissioned
officers and soldiers authorized once hrnl
ture; hire OF laboren In the quartsrmasters
department, including the hire OF Interpreters
and guides for the Army; compensation Of
clerks to officers Of the quarsrmastsr's depart
meut; compensation Of forage and wagon mas
tiers, authorized by the act Of July fiith, eirh-
teen hundred and thirty eight; for the appre-
bension ofdeserters, aud the expenses incident
to their pursuit and for the following cNpend-
lures required for the two regiments Of drn-
goons, the two regiments Of cavalry, the reRi-
Inent Of mounted rifemen, and such companies
Of infantry rs may be mounted, viz; the pur.
chase Of travelling FORCES, blacksmiths' and
shoeing tools, horse aud mule shoes and nails,
iron and steel for shoeng, hire Of veterinary
surgeons, medicines for horses aud mules,
picket ropes, and for shooting the horses ofthe
corps named $3.50 900
For hire Communication Of quarters for officers
on military duty hire Of quarters for troops;
OF storehouses for the safe keeping Of military
stores Of grounds for summer cantoninents
and ior temporary frontier stations ISL
To pay the amount OF a judgment recovered by
John James against Captains A. 7. Lee andT.
q. Pitcher, First Lieutenant Thomas NJ. Jones,
and Lieutenant Colonel w. Seawell, for dam
ages for timber cut upon the land Of said James
for Fort ......................... 1000
To pay the costs OF the suit in which said judg;
ment was rendered ndcnni'
eniarsns buildings at the estnbshed posts as, ,7s,
incs o., ,3s4
For the purchase Of and sos.s 1890
For mileage, or the allowance made to officers
Of the Army for the transportation of them
selves and their baggage, when travelling on
duty without troops escorts, or supplies. 10, 900
For the transportation Of the Army, including
the baggage of the troops when moving either
by land or water: Ofcothing, camp aud garri-
son equipage from the depot at Philadelphia
to the several posts and army depots, and from
those depots to the troops In the field 4; OF horse
equipments and subsistence from the places
OF purchase and from the places Of delivery un-
der contract, to such places as the circum-
stances of the service may require them TO be
sent; of ordnance, ordnance stores, and small
arms from the iounderes and arinories to the
arsenals, Notifications, frontier posts, and
army depots reights, Wharfage, tolls, and fer
riages for the purchase and hire Of horses,
mules, and oxen, aud the purchase and repair
of wagons, carts, and drays and Of ships and
other sea going vessels aud boats required for
the transportation Of supplies and for garrison
purposes for drayage and carriage at the sew
sTal posts hire OF teamsters transportation
of funds for the pay and other disbursing de-
parments the expense Of sailing public
transports on the various rivers, the Gulf Of
Mexico, and the Atlantic aud Pacific and for
procuring water nt such posts as, from their sit
untion, require It to be brought from dis
tance; and for clearing roads, and removing
distractions from roads, harbors, and rivers,to
the extent which may be required for the
actual operations of the troops on the from
For the purchase Of horses for the two regiments
Of Dragons, the two regiments of cavalry, and
the regiment ofmounted rihemen. ,O00
For contingencies of the Army 25,0 ,0OC
For the medical and hospital department ,0Ot
| For contingent expenses Of the adjutnnt gen.
erals department at department headquarters, sOt
For compensation Of the clerk and messengerin
the office Of the commanding general. 2,OO(
For contingent expenses Of the Office of the
commanding general. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3Ot
For armament Of Notifications. ......:.......... 2OO,O ,OOt
vice. l6O OOt
For ordnance, ordnance stores, and supplies, In
Guiding horse equipments for the mounted Tegt-
ments. .25o, ,OOC
armories. o6o, ,oOo
chinery a, Springfield armory, Massachusetts, $500
cpinery at HaIpers Ferry armory .......... 64,s 500
| For the Allegheny arsenal, repairing and paint
| Ing public buildings, and for repairs and pres
ervation Of roads, cuverts, and fences..... 4,l7(
For the Bepicia arsenal. sl................... 5000
For the Fort Monroe arsenal. "a, ,60t
For Frankford arsenal, Pennsylvania. 6,l0t
For Leavenworth arsenal, Kansas. ............ 20OOt
| For New York arsenal. 26a
For North Carolina arsenal neutrality-suspicious.. 500
| For st. Louis arsenal Observation-Disclosures. eO
| For Washington arsenal 80,
| For Wateuown arsenal Il, ,1g
For Watervliet arsenal. Observation-Disclosures. 400
For contingencies Of arsenals. eO,oO
| For surveys OF military detcnses, geographical
| explorations, and reconnaissance es for military
| purposes, aud surveys with the armies In the
heIu. ....................... NVU
For printing charts of lake surveys.......... l00Ot
For purchase and repairs of instruments go,
| For continuing the surveys of the northern and
northwestern lakes, including Lake Superior, ,OOt
| To indemnify citizens of Iowa and Minnesota
ior the destruction ofproperty at or near Spirit
| Lake by lnk-pa du-t tabs band OF Sioux In
uians s...................... S,b4l
| For the following Notifications:
| Fort Montgomery, Lake Champlain, NewYork, 0,00t
For Knox, Penobscot river, Maine ........... 2o,0ot
| Fort on Hog Island Ledge, Portland, Maine... O0Ot
| Fou Winthrop, Governors Island, Boston har-
Dor, Massachusetts. ......................". 1000
| Fort Adams, Newport harboT, Rhode Island .... 500
| Fort Richmond, Staten Island, New York;. l5,O0I
New York Observation-Disclosures. 25,OO
Fort Delaware, Delaware Iiver........"..... $500
| Fort Carroll, Solers' Point Flats, Baltimore har-
Dor, Maryland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Fort Calhoun, HAMPTON Roads, virginia....... 5000
Fort Taylor, Key West, Florida ............. 1000
Fort Jefferson, Garden Key, Florida ........ $500
Fort ut Fort Point, including outworks, San
Francisco bay, California. ..........,...... 5000
fornin. $500
| Fort at entrance OF New Bedford haTbor, Massa-
chusetts a5,OO
| Fort at Sandy Hook, New ewJersey............. 1900
ion Harbor, Noa% Carolina. D' ", 1000
| Contingencies Of Qualifications, preservation Of
| sites, protection Of fttss and repairs of sudden
| ou,UU
Repairs aud alterations OF barracks, quarters, aud
hospitals, store rooms, and fences at perma-
nent posts not occupied by trOOps........... 1000
| For the construction Of Il military post In near
the valley of the Red River of the North ... 100
| For completing the report aud pertccting the
drawings OF the San Juan exploring expedi-
ton ...... ........................ l,sO
For deficiency to cover expenditures made by
the quartermasteT's bureau In consequence
| Of Indinn hO.lllllies during the current iscal