The Portland daily press., 1874-07-20

For expenses OF Nautical Almanac:
For pay of computeIs and clerk for compiling and
preparing for publication the American Ephemeris
and Nautical Almanac, eighteen thousand dollars.
For continuance OF work ON new planets dscov-
lars.
For rent, fuel labor, stationery, boxes, expresses
dollars.
For fuel and materials necessary in carrying on
the mechanical branches of the Ordnance depart
ment at the navy ards and stations seventy-fv
thousand dollars
For labor at all the navy-yards, two hundred and
fifty thousand dollars.
For repairs to ordnance buildings, magazines, gun
parks, machinery and other necessaries of the like
character, ten thousand dollars.
For miscellaneous items, freight, express-charges
a purchase of instruments, five thousand dollars.
For the t0rpedo-corps For the purchase and man.
ufactnre OF gun-powder, nitro-glycerine, and gum
cotton, twelve thousand dollars.
For purchase aud manufacture of electrical ma
chimes, galvanc batteries, and insulated wire, TWEEN
ty thousand dollars.
For purchase of copper, iron, wood, and other ma
terias necessary for the manufacture of torpedoes
and for work on the same, twenty-five thousand
dollars
For construction of torpedo-boats, purchase of
cotfer-work or hulks, and contingent expenses
twenty-five thousand dollars.
F.r repairs to buildings and wharves one thou
sand dollars.
For labor, including chemist pyrotechnist, cleo
trician machinist, and clerical force, fifteen thou
sand dollars.
the navy one thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RECRUITING.
For equipment of vessels: For coal for steamers
USE including expenses of transportation; storage,
labor, hemp, wire and other materials for the
ufacture of rope; hids, cordage. canvas, leather;
iron for manufacture OF cables, anchors and glleys;
condensing and boat-detaching apparatus; cables,
anchors, furniture, hose bake-ovens, and cooking
stoves, me-rafs, heating-apparatus for receiving
Ships and for the Payment OF labor in equipping
sells, and manufacture Of articles in the navyyards
pertaining TO this bureau, one million siXty-tive
thousand dollars
For contingent expenses of the Bureau of EQUIP
ment and Recruit ing, namely: T expenses of re-
cruting freight ana transportation OF stores trans
portation of enlisted men, mileage to honorably-
discharged men, printing, advertising expenses of
auctions Sales telegraphing, stationery, apprehen-
SION OF deserters assistance to vessels i'll Distress
ana good-conduct badges for enlisted men, seventy
hve thousand dollars
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
For general maintenance of yards and docks,
namely: For general expenses OF the Bureau OF
Yards and Docks: Freight and transportation Of
materials and stores; printing, stationery, and adj
Verll ing, including the commandments office; books
models, MAPS and drawings; purchase and repair
OF tre-engines; machinery and patent rights to
The same; repairs on steam-engines, and attendance
ON the same; purchase and maintenance of oxen
and horses, and driving teams, carts, and timber
wheels for use in the uavyyards. and tools and re-
pairs OF same; postage and kilograms; furniture
for government houses and offices in the navy-ya DIS
coal ans other fdei; candles oil and gas cleaning
and clearing up yards, and care of buildings; at
tendance Oh tires; lights; fre-engines AMI appara-
tus; incident al labor at navy yards water-tax, and
for toll and ierrlages pay of the watchmen in the
navy yards; and tor flags, awnings, and packing
boxes, and for contingent expenses of Yards and
decks (not exceeding forty thousand dollars eight
hundred thousand dollars.
AT the Naval Asylum, Philadelphia, Pennsylva-
MIA: For superintendent, six hundred doliars stew
ard, four hundred and eighty dollars; matron, three
ds na ss osi e on wG an aaV
eight dollars; chief laundress. one hundred and
ninety-two dollars; three laundresses at one hun
drei and sixty-eigh dollars each, eight scrubbers
and walters az hundred and sixty-eis hit dollars
each; six laborers at Two hundred and forty dollars
esch; stable-keeper and driver, three hundred and
sixty dollars; MASTER alarms, four nundrei and
eighty doll RS; corporal three hundred dollars bar
Der, three hundred and sixty doars carpenter,
eight hundred and forty-y dollars furnaces. CRATES
and ranges, six hundred dollars; repairs Of all
kinds, five thousand dollars; for support of ben
eciaries, forty thousand dollars in all fftythree
thousand two hundred and seventy three dollars;
which sum shall be paid out of the income from the
naval-pension fund.
BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY.
For support of the Medical department for sur
geons' necessaries for vessels in commission, navy
yards, naval stations, marine CORPS and Coast Sur
vey, thirty thousand dollars.
For necessary repairs of naval laboratory hospit-
aus, anu appendages, including roads, wharyes,
out-houses, steam heating apparatus, sidewalks,
fences, gardens, and farms, five thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of the bureau, freight on
medical Stores transportation of insane patients
the government hospital, advertising, teegraphng,
purchase OF books expenses attending the naval med
1cl DO ird OF examiners, purchase and repair of wag
ons harness. purchase and feed of horses cows trees
garden-tools, and seeds, twenty-five thousand dol
lars
BUREAU OF PROVISIONS AND CLOTHING.
For provisions for the officers seamen, and marines
one million three hundred Thousand dollars
For pu chase of water for ships thirty five thou
sand dollars.
For contingent expenses: For freight and trans.
portation to foreign and home sta ions; candles fuel
interior alterations and fixtures in inspection build
lngs tools, and repairing at eight inspections
special watchmen in eight inspections; books and
blanks; stationery kilograms hostages and express
charges tolls ferriages, and tickets; ice and in
cdenta labor not chargeabe to other appropriations
fifty thousand dollars.
BUREAU OF CoNSTRU CTIoN AND REPAIR
For preservation of vesseis on the stocks and in
ordinary; purchase of material and stores of al
all kinds; labor in navy yards and on foreign sta
lions; preservation of Materials purchase of tools
wear tear. and repair of vessels aoat and for gen.
eral care and protection OF the NAVY in the line of
construction and repair; incidental expenses namely
advertising and foreign hostages, three million
three hundred thousand dollars.
For protection OF timber lands, five thousand dol
lars.
BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERING.
For repairs and preservation of boilers and ma
chinery on naval vessels; and for fitting, repair and
preservation OF yard machinery and tools; and fol
labor in navy yards and stations before clLded
and for incidental expenses; and for purchase and
preservation OF oils, COAL iron, and all materials and
vessels compound engines with boilers one million
eight hundred thousand dollars.
NAVAL ACADEMY.
For pay of professors and others: for one professor
OF drawing, (head of department,) two thousand
five hundred dollars; four professors namely one
of mathematics, (assiStant) one of cbemisiry one
of English studies, history and law, and one Of
French, at two thousand two hundred dollars each
twelve assistant professors, namely four of French
one of Spanish, III of English studies history
ana law, one OF mathematics, one of astronomy,
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dollars each; sword-master, at one thousand five
hundred dollars, and two assistants at one thousand
dollars each; boxing-master and gymnast at one
thousand two hundred dollars; and assistant libra
Ran, at one thousand four hundred dollars; three
clerks to superintendent, at thousand two hun
dred dollars, one thousand dollars. and eight hum
dred dollars, respectively; one clerk to Command
ant OF midshpmen oae thousand dollars; one clerk
to paymaser, thousand dollasr: one apothecarv
seven hundred and fifty dollars one commissary
two hundred and lightweight dollars: one cook
three hundred and twenty-five dollars and fifty
cents; one messenger to superintendent six hun-
dIed dollars one armorer, five hundred and twenty
nine do lars and fifty cents; gunner's mate four
hundred and slxty-nine dollars and ty cents, and
one quarter-gunner four hundred and nine dollars
and fifty cents; one cockswain, four hundred and
sixty-nine dollars and fifty cents three seamen i'm
the department of seamanship, at three hundred
and fortynine dollars and fifty cents each: one hand
master. five hundred and twenty-eioht dollars
eiohteen frst-cass musicians at three hundred and
sicaus at three hundred dollars each; two drum
mers and one hter. (hrst-class) at three hundred
and dollars each: in all fy eight thou
sand eight hundred and twenty six dollars
Pay Of watchmen and others: Captain of the
watch, at two dollars and fifty cents per dav nine
hundred and twelve dollars and fifty cents: four
waichmen, at two dollars and twenty-five cents Der
day, three thousand two hundred and eighty five
dollars; foreman of the gas and steam-heating
works. at five dollars per diem one thousand eiobf
hundred and twenty five dollars; twelve attendants
at gas and steam-heating works of academy at ne W
quarters for -midshipmen and at school sbips
one at three dollars fifty cents, three at three dollars
and eight at two dollars ana fifty per day eao
eleven Thousand eight hundred and sixty-two dol
lars three Joiners two painters and two masons al
three dollars nifty cents per day EACH eight thousand
nine hundred and forty-two dollars and fifi y cents
three dollars and fifty cents per day each three non
sand eight hundred and thrty-two dollars and fifty
cents. '
Pay of mechanics and others: One mechanic at
workshop, at two dollars and twenty-five cents ner
diem, eight hundred and twenty-one dollars and