Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-17

engineers and pi,> ITS employed, tweaty-dve
thousand Eve hundreI and eighty three dollar.
For pay Of crews EIsh, hundred aud siN,y
petty officers, eeAmen, cook, stewards, boys
COMPOSERS, and nremcu, two hundred and
eighty three thousand dollsrs
Tor ratops for crews: Eight hundred sai
| sixty petty officers, scameu, cooks, stewards,
| boys, coal passers, and Aremen, three Ia Ddr 4
and thirteen thousand aud nine hundred ra-
l ions, intending the hqur equivalent, ninety
| eight thousand dollars.
| outfits for same, ship-chsndssry aud enxineer.'
stores for same, travelling expenses " on sers
| rsveling on dsty under orders from the fress-
| ury Department, Communication sf quarter ard
contingent expenses, including wharfage. tow
| sge, dccksge, freight, Advertising and surveys
| and miscellaneous expenses which cannot be
included under special heads, two hundred and
For building q steam revenue-ves,el for the
Pacific coast, one hundred and twenty-hse
NARIsE- HOSPITAL SERVICE
For FOR supplying deneisncy in the fund for the
thousand dollars.
RATIONAL CURRENCY
For the following clerKs in the of se cf the
Comptroller of the Currency: Two CLERKS OF
class three two clerks Of class one. niue female
clerks; total, thirteen thousand seven hun-
cred collars If0ufded, That the amount
appropriated shall be reimbursed TO the Treas
ury by the national banks. rs provided in SOC
tloD three or An act to nix the amount of Uui-
ted States notes, provide for the redistribution
CnrTpnwN AN ny Of sa-
purposes"
For paper, engraving, printing, express
charges, and other expenses OF making and is
suing the national currency one HUNDRED an,
ten thousand dollars, % be dishursed un Ter the
direction Of the Secretary OF the Treasury.
For tie purchase Of an engine and m achinsrv
aud for the erection ana expenses incident 10
us operation. for the maceratton OF national
bank notes, United States notes aud other ohli-
cations OF the United States scthorizei 70 be
destroyed. ten Thousand dollars. AMI that az
hereafter les M. ha.l ..--
by maceratOn instead OF burning 10 ashes as
now provided ny Law; aud that 50 much of sec
lions twenry-four and forty-three of the national
currency act as requires national bank notes 70
be burned TO ashes is hereby repealed; hat the
pulp from such mscersted issue shall be die
posed OF only under the direction CT tue Secre-
For expenses OF detecting and bringing To
trial and punishment persons engaged in cOun-
terfeItng Treasury notes, DO nds, nation al bank
notes, and other securities OF ths United States
and the coinage thereof, and for detecting other
frauds upon the Government, one hundred and
twenty-five thousand dollars, 20 be disbursed
nnoer the direction OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury.
For defrsying the expenses of the courts OF
the nited states, including the District Of Co
lumbia; for jurors and witnesses and exDsns.s
OF suits In which the United States are con-
cerhed, OF prosecutions for oifenses committed
against the Cnited States; for the safe keeping
OF prisoners; and for the expenses which may be
incurred In the enforcement of the act relative
TO the right OF citizens to vote, of February
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred aud seventy
one, or any acts amendatory thereof or supple
mentary thereto, three million dollars
For the support and maintenance of convicts
thousand dollars.
For payment of the necessary expenses in
Cured In defending suits against the Secretary
OF the Treasury, or his agents, for the seizure
of captured or abandoned property; and for the
examination or witnesses In claims against the
United States pending in any Department: and
for the defense OF the United States in the Court
OF Claims, 10 be expended under the direction
OF the Attorney General, thirty thousand dol
For expenses to be incurred in the prosecu-
tlon and collection OF claims due the United
States, to be disb1rsed under the direction of
the Attorney General, ten thousand dollars
For this sum, or 30 much thereof as NAV be
necessary, TO be expended under the direction
Of the Attorney General in the detection and
prosecution of crimes against the United States,
/ twenty i've thousand dollars.
| For defrayiDg the expenses of defending
| fourth of July, eighteen hundred and sixty
eight, to be expended under the direction OF the
/ Attorney General, ten thousand dollars.
For detecting and Furnishing violation of the
/ intercourse acts of Congress, and frauds com
mitted in the Indian service, the same 20 be ex-
pended by the Attorney General. in allowing
/ Iesses, jurors, and marshsls, and in defraying
| snch other expenses as may be necessary for
this purpose, ten thousand dollars.
/ For completing fOul teen cells, the iron steps
and gallery in the United States Penitentiary
L At Deer Lodge, Montana. six thousand and
twenty dollars; Pr9rided: That this sum shall De
sufficient to complete the work.
/ 10 enable the Attorney General ts paw for
the editing and preparing for publication, aud
ne experimenting of the printing, OF the
Thirteenth volume of the Opinions Of the AttOr-
ney General, Including also the expense in.
i iars.
To place the United States penitentisry
/ building at Steilacoom, Washington Territory
/ III suitable condition for the reception and
| confinement of convicts, seven thousand two
1 hundred and seyenty-one dollars: Prori9.d
That this sum shall be sufficient 10 complete the
| work.
MISCELLANEOUS.
For continuing the collection of statistics of
| mines and mining, TO be laid before Congress-
| TO be expended under the direction OF the Sec.
/ Rotary OF the Treasury, ten thousand dollars.
/ For this amount, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, TO enable the Secretary OF the
Treasury 10 pay the amount of three several
/ judgements rendered by the circuit and district
court for the southern district of Ohio, against
Reuben III. Stephenson, the surveyor of the port
OF Cincinnati, one thousand and sixteen dollars
To enable the Secretary of the Treasury 10
pay the judgement recovered by John p. Tweed
against Benjamin F. Flanders, deputy general
| agent of the Treasury Department, the sum of
| nine thousand two hundred and eighty dollars
and forty-eight cents, and interest at FIVE per
centum per annum, from March twenty.frst,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, is hereby an
pTopriaIed.
For the continuation of the geological and
geographical surveys or the Territories OF the
United States by f. V. Hayden, TO continue the
work westward toward the Green aud Colorado
Rivers, seventy five thousand dollars; ana j.
W. Powell, in Utah, fifteen thousand dollars
under the direction of the Secretary of the In
terror, during the fiscal year ending June thir-
teth. eighteen hundred and seventy five, in all,
ninety thousand dollars.
For the preparation and publication of the
maps, charts, geological sections, and other en-
| cravings necessary TO illustrate the reports of
| the United States geological surveys of the Ter
ritories, tbirty-nve thousand dollars, to be ex-
| pended under the direction OF the Secretary of
the Interior.
For continuing the inquiry into the causes OF
the decrease of food-shes OF the coast and Of the
lakes of the United States, i've thousand dol
lars.
For the introduction of shad into the waters of
the Pacific States, the Gulf States, and of the
Mississippi Valley, and of salmon, white-hsh,
and other useful food fishes, into the waters Of
| the United States to which they are best adapt
| ed, seventeen thousand five hundred dollars,
| to be expended under the direction of the
| United States Commissioners Of Fish and Fish
| cries.
For preparation of Illustrations for the report
OF the United States Commissioner of Fish and
Fisheries, one thousand dollars.