Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-12-04

| not previously received them, under tine
act of July fourth, eighteen hundred and
sixty-four, three thousand and five dol
| lars.
For clerks to committees, pages, horses,
and carryalls, ten thousand dollars.
CAPITOL POLICE.
For captain of the police, two hundred
and lightweight dollars for two lieuten-
ants, at three hundred dollars each and
and twenty-eight privates, at three hun
bred and eighty-four dollars each in all,
eleven thousand six hundred and forty
dollars.
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS.
For contingent expenses of the Library
of Congress, rendered necessary by the
copyright business of said library, five
, hundred dollars. TO enable the disbursing
agent of the Joint Committee on the Lii
brary to balance sundry fractional over
drafts in the following funds For the fis-
cal years of eighteen hundred and seven
| ty-one and eighteen hundred and seventy
two, two hundred and fifty-seven dollars
and eight cents, the same to be placed to
the credit of the funds named in the
amount specified to each. Fund for pur-
chase of books, twelve dollars and ninety
eight cents fund fOr purchase of law
books, twenty-five dollars and seventy
nine cents; fund for purchase of periodi-
calls, two dollars ana siXty-five dollars
| fund for exchange of public documents,
six dollars and seventy cents fund for re-
pairs, etc., of buildings in botanic garden,
seventy-five dollars and seventeen cents
| fund for improving botanic garden, one
hundred and twenty-five dollars; fund for
contingent expenses of library, eight dol
lars and seventy-nine cenrs.
To pay Rives and Bailey for the report
ing and publication of the debates and
proceedings of the Forty-first Congress,
| under the joint resolution approved
March three, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, so far as may have been provided by
law, two thousand seven hundred and Sow
enty-six dollars and ninety-eight cents, or
SO much thereof as may be necessary.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
For extra clerk hire necessitated by UNI
| usual labor in preparing for the session OF
the tribunal of arbitration at Geneva,
| five thousand dollars.
For publishing the laws of the third ses-
sion of the Forty-first Congress and Of
gress in pamphlet form, five thousand
dollars.
For publishing the laws of the first ses-
sion of the Forty-first Congess in newspa-
pers, two thousand one hundred dollars.
For publishing the laws of the second
session of the Forty-first Congress, in
newspapers, six thousand one hundred
| and twelve dollarss.
FOREIGN INTERCoURsE.-For salaries OF
ENJOYS extraordinary, and ministers plen-
ipotentiary, and ministers resident, for the
| fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one, fOrty-two thou
sand dollars and for fiscal yenr ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
| enty-one, fifty thousand dollars; and in
| settling the accounts of John p. Hale, late
| minister to Spain, the accounting officers
| of the treasury shall allow him salary to
| the first of January, eighteen hundred
| and seventy, at which time his health was
| so far restored as to be able to travel, and
| the sum necessary to pay the same is
hereby appropriated. And the Secretary
| of State is hereby authorized to allow the
payment of such sums as the President
shall approve to the consuls Of the United
States at Algiers, Boulogne, Lyons, Mar
settles, Nantes, Nice, and Rheims, as COM
pensation for extraordinary services in
| the late war in Europe: Provided, That
| the total sum so expended shall not ex-
coed the uneXpended balance of the
| amount appropriated by the fourth and
| fifth paragraphs of the act entitled "An
| act making appropriated for sundry civil
| expenses of the government for the fiscal
year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and seventy-two, and for other pur-
poses," approved March third, eighteen
hundred and seventy-one.
For contingent expenses of the United
States consulates for blank.books and sta
| tionery, for the fiscal year year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and sew
| enty-two, fifteen thousand dollars
For pay of dragoman at the consulate at
Constantinople from April first, eighteen
hundred and siXty-siX, to March thirty
first, eighteen hundred and sixty-seven,
four hundred dollars.
For improvements and alteration Of the
Protestant cemetery in Magala, Spain,
| five hundred dollars.
TO reimburse the consul of the United
States in the city of Mexico for the care of
Protestant American cemetery during the
past year, for the current fiscal year, and
to pay salary of keeper, five hundred dol
lars, one thousand one hundred and five
dollars.
For the annual proportion of the Unit
ed States of the expenses Of Cape Spartel
light, on the coast of Morocco, two huh
dred and eighty-five dollars.
For additional expenses Of the United
States legation in France, consequent up
on the removal of the seat of government
from Paris to Versailles, eight hundred
dollars.
To defray the extraordinary expenses of
the American minister to the kingdom Of
Italy occasioned by the removal of its cap
ital from Turin to Florence and from Flor
ence to Rome, six thousand dollars.
TO enable Robert G.. Schenck, minister
to Great Britain, to pay his private aman-
uensis, as provided by Joint resolution ap.
proved January eleventh, eighteen hum
dred and seventy-onc from the date of the
,f r,s1 sAs.