The Portland daily press., 1872-11-11

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States military convicts confined in them; the pay of
detectives and scouts; and for compensation of pro-
vost-marshals employed by the Secretary OF War in
eighteen hundred and sixty-two, fifty thousand dol
lars
Freedmen's hospitals and asylum: 70 reimburse
the Commissary department for supplies furnished
the Freedmens bureau prior to June thireth, eight
Gen hundred and s6Venty-one, thirty thousand
dollars.
ent of costs and charges of State pententares for
the care, clothing, maintenance, and medical attend
ance OF United States military convicts confined in
them, ten thousand dollars.
To enable the Secretary Of War to pay for addition
al clerical services heretofore employed by him in the
investigation and settlement of accounts for aban-
doned and captured property, one thousand dollars
NAVY DEPARTMENT.
NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT.
Marine Corps: For rent of quarters for officers
where there public quarters, one thousand five
hundred and thirty-nine dollars and thirteen cents
For forage for horses belonging to field and staff Of
hcers of the Marines one thousand four hundred and
forty-seven dollars and thirty-four cents.
For indispensable miscellaneous articles for the use
Of the marine barracks at Brooklyn, New York, and
for other posts seven hundred and thrtyone dollars
and sixty cents.
This item and the two preceding items are for the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy lone.
For hire of officers quarters where there are no
public quarters, eight thousand three hundred and
ffty-four dollars
For forage for horses for field and staff officers,
three thousand five hundred and forty dollars.
For pay account for per diem to marine band, one
thousand five hundred dollars. This item and the
two preceding items are for the fiscal year ending
june thirtieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-two.
For completion of the survey of route for ship
canal between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, by
the routes of Tehuantepec and Nicaragua, with
ports upon the same, twenty thousand dollars and
to complete the survey of the Darien route, five thou
sand dollars.
INTERIOR DEPARTMENT.
PENSION OFFICE.
To reimburse the contingent fund eff the Pension
Office for expenses incurred in removing the papers
and files of said office to the Seaon House, and in
fitting rooms in said building, the of ten thou
sand five hundred and ffty-seven dollars and
ty-eight cents.
To pay six clerks Of class one and six clerks of
class two, to be employed in the examination of
claims for pensions to the survivors of the of
eighteen hundred and twelve, which the Secretary
is hereby authorized to employ for year, and no
longer, fifteen Thousand six hundred dollars; and
this appropriation is available for said purpose for
one year and no longer.
For deficiency for fuel and lights in the Interior
Department, one thousand two hundred and eighty
two dollars.
LAND-oFFIoE.
For contingent expenses of district land-oces for
the fiscal year ending June thirteth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy five thousand dollars.
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
expense OF depositing public moneys for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventyaone, eight thousand dollars; and for def
cheney in the appropriations for clerks in the Office of
the surveyor general of California, five hundred dol
lars.
PATENT-oFFIcE.
To provide for the plates of an Official Gazette of
the Patent Office abstracts Of the drawings of patents
issued thirteen thousand three hundred and thirty
three dollars, to be expended under the direction of
copy of said Gazette shall be furnished to each Sena
tor, Representative, and Delegate in Congress- and
copy each shall be sent to eight such public libra
ries as may be designated by each Senator Reprssen
tative and Delegate and two copies to the Library of
Congress: Prooided, further, That subscription
price Of not less than five dsars per annum for said
Gazette shall be charged to each subscriber; and ali
received from such subscription shall be-, on or
before the first day of each month, paid into the
treasury.
FOR THE PUBLIC PRINTING.
ing the Patent Office Official Gazette with the alb
stracts Of specifications and drawings i've thousand
four hundred and twenty-five dollars
CENSUS
To supply deficiency in the appropriation for the
expenses of te ninth census, twenty thousand dol
remainder due census-takers for taking the eighth
census: Provided, That the amount of money paid
under Misrepresentation shall not exceed in all TWEEN
ty-ive shousand dollars
PUBLIC WORKS.
Columbia Institute for the Deaf and Dumb: For
furnishing and fitting up the buildings Of the institu
ton, six thousand dollars.
For repairs of buildings of said institute during as-
cal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-two, three thousand five hundred dol
lars.
To commence the proper ftting-up, in fire-proof
manner, OF the vacant apartments in the Smithson-
ian institution building for the proper distribution
and exhibition Of the government collections of nat
ural history, geology and mineralogy, five thousand
dollars.
For the preparation and publication of the mans
charts, geological sections, and other engravings
necessary to illustrate the final report of the United
States geological survey of the Territories by PrOes
sor Hayden, ten thousand dollars, to be expended
under the direction of the Secretary Of the Interior
For the payment of clerks in the Office Of the sur
five hundred dollars.
For the repair and improvement of the Congress
siona cemetery to be expended under the direction
Of the warden and vestry of Washington parish,
District of Columbia, three thousand dollars.
For the completion Of the United States court
house at Charleston, South Carolina ono hundrsd
and TIVE dollars and eight cents.
CAPITOL EXTENSION.
For the purpose of buying and putting in place
boiler, water-tank and steam pump in the south
wing Of the Capitol, ten thousand dollars and the
disbursng clerk of the Interior Department is here
BY required to disburse all moneys appropriated for
the United States Capitol extension and improve
ment of the grounds, and to receive therefor an an
nual compensation of one thousand dollars, to be
paid from said appropriation, from October first
eighteen hundred and seventy-onc: proyided that
in the adjustment of the accounts Of F. W. Clemops
late Disturbing agent of the Capitol extension the ac
counting officers OF the treasury hereby author
ICED and directed to allow him the sum Of eight hun
dred dollars to be paid from the appropriations here
tofore made for expenses Of the ninth census a.
pensation for increased responsibility and labor in
disbursing said appropriations from October first
eighteen hundred and seventy, to September thir,
tieth, eighteen hundred and seventy-one
For additional lamps and service-pipe in the east
and west parks, Capitol grounds four thousand dol
lars
INDIAN BUREAU.
For this amount to pay TO tho Seneca Indian, the
interest due on the sum of forty thousand dollars
held in trust for them as provided in the treaty 81
February twenty-third, eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, from June eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
sixtyeght the date of the ratification of said treaty
to November first, eighteen hundred and SEVENTY
one, the date when interest stocks purchased with
said sum OF forty thousand dollars commenced to &C.
crue, six thousand seven hundred and thirty-three
dollars and thirty-three ceuts, which amount shall
be paid direct to said Seneca Indians and not an
agent attorney, or other pereon claiming to act for
them.
For this amount, to replace the sum appropriated
oy 1ne act OF July twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred
Gle of treaty with the Seminoles of March twenty
frst eighteen hundred and sixty-sx and ninth arfi-
eighteen hundred and sxty-six for the erection of
agency buildings on the reservations OF said tribes
twenty thousand dollars. e''
For this amount to enable the Secretary of tba Tn
terror to supply the kaw tribe of Indians in Kansas
with subsistence, to relieve their immediate and
pressing wants. the same to be reimbursed to tba
United States, from the proceeds of the sale of lands
of the said Indians, when the same shall have been
sold under existing treaty stipulatons ten thousand
dollars. '''iio
For this amount or much thereof as NAV he
necessary for subsisting the Navajo Indians in New
Mexico, for the fiscal year ending June thirtietb
eighteen hundred and seventy-two sixty thousand
dollars.
For this amount, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to subsist the Apache Indians of Arizona
an New Mexico during the remainder of the present
fiscal year. who shall be upon the reservation and
peacefully remain there, who shall otherwise main
tain peaceful relations with the United States one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dollars.
For this amount, or much thereof as may be
necessary for the subsistence, civilization and care