Delaware State journal and statesman., 1862-03-25

thirtleth OF juno, eighteen hundred and sixty
two
BE il enacted 5y tie Senate and House Of Repre-
ssnfdtiuts of the URhed States of dmeriea in
Congress assemLlfd, That the following sums he
and the same are hereby appropriated, out Of amy
money in the Treasury NOT otherwise appr0pri
ated, for the objects hereinafter expressed for
the fiscal year ending the thrtieth Of June, eigh
teen hundred mud aiXty.three. namely; but
nothing herein contained shall be construed M
in any manner imparlng the right to reduce the
compensation of any officer of the Government,
or to abOiah any existing Office
LEGISLATIVE.
For compensation and mileage Of Senators,
, Two hundred and forty thousand four hundred
and thirty dollars: Proridsd, That the second
mileage due by law shall be paid at the present
session MS soon as certified by the prosidipg
uilicers OF the Senate and House And pr0eidtd,
hrrther, That the foregoing proyso shall moi he
construed to include more than two mileages for
the present Congress.
For the compensation Of the officers, clerkp,
messengers, and others receiving an annual
salary in the service nf the Senate, viz Secre-
tary of the Senate, three thousand six hundred
dollars; officer charged with disbursements of
the Senate, four hundred and eighty dollara
chief clerk, two thousand five hundred dollars
principal clerk and principal executive clerk in
the office Of the Secretary Of the Senate, nj two
thousnn1 one hundred and sixty dollars cnch
eght clerks in Office of the Secretary of the
! Senate, at one thousand eight hundred and fifty
dollars each keeper of the stationery, ono thou
1 snnd seven hundred and ifty-two dollars; two
messengers, at ono thousand and eighty dollars
each one page at five hundred dollars Ser
geant-at-Arms and DoOrkeeper two thousand
dollars Assistant Doorekeeper one thousand
seven hundred dOllars Postmaster to the Senate,
one thousand seven hundred and Fifty dollars
Assistant Postmaster and mailcarrier, one thou.
sand four hundred and forty dollars two mail
boys, at nine hundred dollars each superinten.
deut of the document room, one thousand five
hundred dollars two assistants in document
room, at one thousand two hundi ed dollars each /;
superintendent of the folding room, one thousand
five hundred dollars; two messengers, acting as
assistant doOrkeepers, ut one thousand five hun
dred dollars each seventeen messengers, ut one
thousand two hundred dollars each superinten-
deut in charge of Senate furnaces, one thousand
two hundred dollars assistant in charge of
furnaces six hundred dollara lahorer in private
passage, six hundred dollars; two laborers, at
four hundred and eighty dollars each clerk or
secretary to the President Of the Senate, one
thousand seven hundred and ffty.two dollars /;
clerk to the Committee on Finance, one thousand
eight hundred and hfty dollars clerk to the
Committee Of Claims, one thousand eight hun
dred and fifty dollars; clerk of printing records,
one thousand eight hundred mud fifty dollars
Chaplain to the Senate, seven hundred and fifty
dollars making seVCnty-nine thousand and
fourteen dollars.
For contingent expenses of the Senate, viz
For stationery, twelve thousand dollars.
For newspapers, three thousand dollars.
10 pay John G. Ryes for printing five hun
dred copies Of the Diplomatic Correspondence Of
of the United States, from seventeen hundred
and aeventy-aiI to seventeen hundred and eighty
three, for the State Department, fifteen thousand
dollars.
For printing the Congressional Globe and
Appendix, which are hereafter to he bounl
under tho Supervision of the Superintendent o
Public Printing, according to the provisions o
section five of the "Joint resolution in relation
to the public printing approved thirtieth o
/ June, eighteen hundred and sixty, eighteen
t thousand collars
h For reporting proceedings in the Daily Gloh'
for the secondregular secession Of Thirty se'cnil
I, Congress- thirteen thousand dollars
For the usual additional compensation TO tn
reporters Of the Senate for the COngresaiona
Globe Tor reporting the proceedings of the senat
for the second regular session of the Thirty
seventh Congress, eight hundred dollars cac
four thousand dollars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses, an
r. carrayalls, fifteen thousand five hundred dollars
For Capitol police, ten thousand two hundre
and twenty-four dollars.
For expenses of heating and ycniilating nT
ls paratna fourteen thousand dollars.
p" For miscellaneous items, twenty thOusan
dOllars.
For compensation and mileage of members q
/ the House Of Representatives and delegates frol
Territories, six hundred and twenty thouean
M dollars
:" For compensation Of the officers, cerka, mes
sengera, mud others receiving nm annual salnr
u in the service of the House of Representative
viz; Clerk OF the House OF Representatives, thrt
~ thousand six hundred dollars; two clerks,
al two thousand one hundred aRi sixty dolal
-, each eleven CLERKS, at one thousand eight hui
dred dollars each principal messenger in II
Office one thousand seven hundred and htty-tw
dollars three messengers, Mt one thousand tN
m nl hundred dollars each; messenger to the Speake
At one thousand seven hundred and ffiy-two do
lars; clerk to the Committee fWays and Mean
one thousand eight hundred dollars; clerk
the Committee of Claims, one thousand eigl
hundred dollars; Capitol police, ten thousar
) six hundred and twenty dollars; Sergeant-a
ey Arms, two thousand one hundred and sixty do
ia lars clerk to the Sergeant at Arms, one thou
~, 'gs and eight hundred dollars; messenger to Il
Sergeant-at-Arms, one thousand two hundr
dOllarsi Postmaster, two thousand one hundr
and sixty dollars one messenger in the otiic
y one thousand seven hundred and forty dollar
o, four messengers, at one thousand four hundr
and forty dollars each two mail boys, nine hu
dred dollars each Dorekeeper, two thousa
one hundred and sixty dollars; superintende
= of the folding room, one thousand eight hundr
dollars two messengers, at one thousand sew
n hundred and fifiy-two dollars each one me
a senger, at one thousand seven hundred mud for
'SSv Su dollars; five messengers at one thousand fl
lee. hundred dollars EACH SIX messengers, at o
! at Thousand two hundred dollars each eleven mt
5ai sengers, to be employed during the session
by Congress Mt the rate of one thousand two hu
ins dred dollars each per anHum; Chaplain to
House Of Representatives, seven hundred n
fifty dollars; making nineiy-three thousand 4
hundred and eighteen dollars.
L. For contingent expenses of the House Of RI
= resentatiVts, viz
For carriage, two thousand dollars
mi. For twenty four copies OF the CongressiOi
Globe and Appendix for each member aud del
gate Of the second regular session of the Thirt
s. seventh Congress, and one hundred copies Of I
- same for the House Library, fourteen thousa
dollars
For the compensation of clerks to oOmmitte
t. and temporary clerks in the office OF the Gle