The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-06

June, eighteen hundred and sixty-three out Of the
moneys tn The Treasury arising from the revenues Of
the said department, In conformity 70 the act Of the
second OF July, eighteen hundred and thirty six.
For transportation Of the mails, Qnland,( six mil.
lion nine hundred and sixty one thousaad dollars
Eof compensation 20 p stmasteIs Two million two
hundred and thirty-ioar thousand dollars.
For clerks In the offices Of postmasters, eight uuh.
dred and forty-six thousand dollars.
kor ship steamboat, and way letters, twelve thou
sand dollars.
For Office furniture in the post Offices, two thou
sand dollars.
For advertising, thirly-six thousand dollars
For mail bags, eevent y-hve thousand dollars.
For wrapping paper, forty-hvc thousand dollars.
For mail locks, keys and stamps, any six thousand
dollars.
For mail dopredations and special agents, seventy
Ave thousand dollars
For miscellaneous payments, one hundred and
eighteen seven thousand dollars.
For postage stamps and stamped envelopes, ninety
thousand dollars.
For payments Of balances due to foreign countries,
two hundred and thirty thousand dollars.
For payments 20 letter carriers, ono hundred and
nny-twU thousand dollars.
For transportation Of foreign mails, four hundred
and sixty five thousand dollars.
For compensation Of twenty-five additional clerks
In the Post Office Department authorized by the
"Aot to prom tie the efficiency Of the Dead Letter
once approved January twenty first, eighteen hun
dred and siNytvO, from the date Of their appoint
ment to the thirtioh Of June, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two, eight thousand eight hundred dollars
Sec. 2. And Be u Further enacted That II the reve
nues Of the Post Office Department shall be insult
fciont to meet the appropriations Of this act then
the sum Of two million hundred and twenty
thousand dollars, or much thereof as may be
necessary, he and the same is hereby appropriated,
to &c paid out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated 10 supply deficiencies In the
revenue Of the Post Office Department for the year
ending the hrtieth June eighteen hundred and six
ty-threo
Sec 3. And be u further enacted, That the sum Of
one million dollars Is hereby appropriated, out of
any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropria
atod, for the service Of tue California central
Sec. 4. And be further enacted, That all acts
and parts Of acts heretofore passed requiring that
the Postmaster General Ina causing the transportation
Of mails by steamships between the United States
and any foreign port ports OF between any ports
of the United States touching at foreign port shall
give preference to American foreign steamships,
when departing fom the port for the same des-
'inaton within three days Of each other be and the
| same are hereby repealed
Sec, O.. AHd BE- further enacted That the Post.
master General he and he Is hereby authorized 10
tablish coast mall not less than semi-monthly, by
| sream vessels between San Francisco and Crescent
City In the State Of California, including se vice &c
the intermediate ports Pr0ridCd That the sum to be
paid for such service shall not exceed the sum OF
! twenty thousand dollars per unnum.
] AnurOVed. Auril N. 1852.