Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-10-29


the Senate, for the Territory of Idaho, who, by
virtue of the provisions Of any law nov existing,
or which may be enacted by Congress, are required
TO give security for moneys that may be entrusted
with them for disbursement, shall give such secU-
rity at such time and in such manner as the Sec
rotary of the Treasury may prescribe.
Sec. IL. aud be Il further enacted, That all trise-
ties, laws, and other engagements made by the
Government of the United States with the Indian
tribes inhabitng the territory embraced within the
provisions Of this act shall be faithfully and rigid
iy observed, anything contained in this act to the
contrary Notwithstanding and that the existing
agencies and superintenoes of said Indians be con-
nnued with the same powers and duties which are
now prescribed by Law, except that the President
OF the United states may, at his discretion, change
the location Of the office of SAID agencies super
intendents.
Approved, March 8, 1868.
Chapter CIVILIAN Act making appropria-
tons for the Naval Service for the Year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and sxty-four,
and for other Purposes.
BE Il enacted by The Sesdte and House of Repre-
s.ntatires Of the United States Of america in Con-
g,sss assembled, That the following sums be, and
they are hereby appropriated, to be paid out Of
any money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, for the year ending the thrtieth OF June
eighteen hundred and sixty-four
For pay of commission, warrant, and petty OIL
GERS and seamen, including the engineer corps Of
the navy, fourteen million seven hundred and
thirty-four thousand three hundred and thirty
For the construction and repair Of vessels Of the
navy, nine million two hundred ninety-elght
thousand dollars.
For the purchase and building OF additional
steamers repairs of same charter of vessels extra
labor and materials, and repairs of vessels for
uign stations, fifteen millions fdollars-
For two armor-p plated sea-steamers of iron of
the first class, three million dollars Provided
That no contract shall be entered into for the con-
siruction Of said steamers until after public ad-
vertisement for proposals TO build the same, pub
gI,A far a- lnx-
papers of general circulation published in each of
the cities of Washington, New York, Boston and
Philadelphia, prior to such contract being made.
For the purchase of hemp and other materials
for the navy, three hundred and twenty thousand
dollars.
For fuel for the navy, and for the transportation
and expenses thereof two million six hundred and
ninety thousand dollars.
For the equipment ofvessels in the navy, viz
For the purchase of various articles OF equip
ment, canvas. leather, cables, and anchors and
furniture, and stores, IN the masters boat
swans', and sa,lmakers' departments, two million
dollars.
For provisions for commission, warrant, and
petty officers and seamen, including engineers
and marines attached to vessels fot sea service
five million four hundred and seventeen thousand
seven hundred and forty-tve dollars.
For construction and repair of machinery for
vessels IN commission, five million seven hundred
and seventy tive thousand dollars.
For surgeons necessares and appliances for the
sick and Anrf OF the navy including the engineer
and marine corps, one hundred and ifts-seyeu
thousand five hundred dollars.
For cannon OF all descriptions fie i and boat
howitze 5, gun carriages, Shot, she'll and eouip-
meat OF klnds, poyder, purchase of Nitro, small
arms, oEdnane e seor ut navy yards freight, trans
portation, BOOKS, inspecting instruments watch
men, assistants for fabrication and inspection Of
guns, az. contingent expenses OF ordnance and
ordnance bureau, six million three hundred thou
sand dollars.
For three powder-tugs at Boston, New-York.
and Philadelphia, and repairs of ordnance steam
boat, forty thousand S,o!lars
cor repairs and additions to ordnance maehin-
cry IN shops, and for the establishment by pur-
chase or hire OF two magazines and repalrs and
additions thereto, one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
For pay of PHOTOGRAPHER for ordnance bureau,
| three hundred dollars.
For compass stations and ma0net;c aar;at;ons
books, binnacles, flags signals, logs. sandglasses
leads, loagitudes, tables OF navigation determina-
ton OF meridian distances, and experiments with
ngnt-signals, one hundred and forty-nine thou
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses OF the navy, one hum
dred thousand dollars,
bureau of Yards and Docks.-For contingent
EXPENSES that may accrue for the following pur-
poses, viz For the freight and TRANSFORMATION of
materials and stores for yards and docks for
| dockage; for printing and stationery for books,
maps, models, and drawings for the purchase
and repair OF fre-engnes for machinery of every
description, and the patent right to use the same
tor the repair OF steam-engines, and attendance
on the same IN the navy yards for docking YES
sells Tor the purchase and maintenance of horses
and oxen and driving teams; Tor carts and timber
wheels, and workmens tools OF every description,
and repairing the same for pc tage of letters on
/ public service; for furniture for government
houses tor Goals and other fuel Tor candles and
| on Tor use OF navy yaius and stations for clean
ing ana clearing up yards for supply of water a;
navy yards for navy yard purposes for Tags
| awnines and packing boxes; for watehmen, and
ior incidental labor at navy yards not applicable
TO any other appropriation, six hundred and sew
| enty- nine thousand dollars
bureaa ~ Eqapmeat and Recrutt,ng.--F Fer
contingent expenses that may accrue for the fol-
loving purposes, viz: Expenses of recruiting !;
travelling expenses of officers; transportation OF
men printing and stationery; advertising. in
newspapsIs, poslasc on public letters wharfage
/ and demurrage; mineral expenses; experimenting
deserters; pilotage and towage Of vessels and as
Instance to vessels in distress per diem pay to
persons attending courts-martial, courts of nqui-
ry, and other services authorized by law paw to
Judge advocates and for bills Of health and quar-
antne expenses Of vessels OF the navy, one million
dollars.
Bureau Of Aduigdtion.-Fo contingent expens-
es OF the bureau Of navigation, one thousand
4 dollars.
Bureau Of Construction and Repatr.--For con-
4! ungent expenses, viz For transportation of ma
tel1as printing, stationery, books, models, draw
ings, postage, and miscellaneous items, fifty thou
sand dollars.
Barsds IF Provisions and cYothing.-For con-
tingent expenses, viz for candles freghts to
| AoiS,bn seauons transportation from station to
station within the United States cooperage pay
OF assistants to inspectors advertising for propo-
sails printing paymasters' blanks; and statione-
~ Tor cruising vessels, three hundred thousand
dollars.
Bureau Of Medicine and Surgery. For contin-
gent expenses of the bureau of medicin. and SIR
gerry, forty thousand dosiars
Marine Corps For pay OF non-commlssoned
i ohlcers, muslcans prlvates, clerks, messengers,
steward ana nurse. and servants; for rations and
4 clothing for officers servants additional ratipns
| TO officers for ne years service /; for undrawn
clothing and Iations. and bounties for re.enist-
ments, seven hundred and ninety thousand seven
hundred and eighty-threc dollars and eighty
| cents.
Il For provisions, one hundred and thirty-tye
thousand nine hundred and twenty-six dollars.
T. For clothing, two hundred thousand two hun
bred and sevcnty-six dollars and seventy-six
| cents. 1f4 rass4ffIi
4 For fuel, thirty-one thousand four hundred and
thirty dollars and seventy-five cents. VA
For military stores, viz Pay Of mechanics, re-
pair Of arms, purchase of accoutrements, ordnance
stores, flags, drms, flies, and other instruments,
fifteen thousand dollars.
For trsnsportation Of officers, their servants,
troops, and expenses of recruiting, twenty-five
thousand dollars
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