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THE RUTLAND WEEKLY HERALD: -THURSDAY, JULY
4, 18f 1.
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THURSDAY MORNING, JULY 4, 1861.
Pennsylvania " Rock Oil. M. W.
Kelsey, Esq., a Rutland county boy, but for
many years past a resident of Pontiac, Mich.,
is engaged in the oil business in Pennsylva
nia, and sends us, from Oil City, in that
State, several samples of the oil procured
from the wells in that vicinity about which
so much has been said in the papers. The
specimens sent are as follows :
1st Oil in natural state as taken from
the wells; 2d. Naptha, used in place of tur
pentine by painters, and by Druggists as a
"Grease Extractor ;" 3d. Can of oil for
burning in common coal oil lamps ; 4th. Oil
after being distilled, but not finished and
ready for burning ; 5(h. Residuum or Lub
ricating oil, which is the last oil taken out
of the still. .
These small quantities will serve to give
on some idea of what the od wells of Penn
sylvania are producing ; and also an ink
ling of the effect these products must event
ually have on the oil trade of the country.
The samples sent us are from the works of the
"Michigan Rock Oil Company," Oil Creek,
Pa., of which Mr. Kelsey is we believe, Su
perintendent. There are, within seven miles
of these works.nearly one thousand wells not
all successfully worked, but yet there are
hundreds that are.
The Michigan Company's works nave a
capacity for refining 40 barrels of crude oil
in 14 hours. The can of refined oil sent by
Mr. K. is, he informs us, a fair specimen of
the r. lined oil, though it can be made per
fectly white ; but it is not so good for bing
thoroughly bleached.
These specimens ol the famous Pennsylva
nia Rock Oil will probably remain for a
time' at our ollice, where they maybe seen
by such us appreciate a knoKMy: of what
our country is producing.
TlIK L'Ali'niliHAKK AT Mkmio.a. A
Valparaiso letter in the New York Commer
cial savs that Mr. David Forbes, an English
Stologist, reports that the recent teirible
earthquake came from the Andes, according
to his observations, having moved in a south-eat-rlv
ime ; and having had a definitely
marked tnvck, within the limits of which the
greatest disasters were caused, while out ot
that track on either side but little harm, com
paratively speaking, whs done, lie states
that he traeed it northeasterly for five or six
days, by the fissures, upheaved rocks, inc.
As those regions are almost totally uninhab
ited, the opportunity for making observations,
or even for knowing the damage done, is
very much lessened from what would be the
case in a settled and populous country.
Forbes says he could find no volcano that
had broken out. He says Medoza lay ex
actly i:i the track, and so sustained the
heaviest violence of the movement. The
town will never be rebuilt on or near its for
mer site. Not a house was left standing.
The New York Tribune's correspondent
gives the following account of an interesting
scene in camp :
" At a recent parade of the Wisconsin
regiment, a scene of a solemn and deeply af
fecting nature occtirred, which I have not
before' noticed. After a regimental parade,
the Colonel, Starkweather, commanded the
attention of his men, and addressed them on
the subject of the great cause which brought
them so far from home; and, appealing to
their courage and patriotism, asked if they
were readv to follew him. All responded af
firmatively. Hut to give full effect and for
mal dignity to this resolution, he called for
the colors" of the regiment, and, waving the
Stars and Stripes in the breeze, he kneeled
at its foot and offering up an invocation, in
which the men were called upon to join, the
whole regiment knelt as ne man and renew
ed their fealty to their llag. There were few
drveves thatwitnessed this affecting scene."
There is a certain Episcopal clergyman
living at Falls Church, Va., whose loyalty
is suspected. The Colonel of the Connecti
cut Regiment, stationed close by, set four
pickets to watch the cl.-rgyman's house. Of
this he complained, and asked the Colonel to
withdraw them, claiming that he was loyal.
A queer kind of loyalty,' quoth the Colonel.
Do you pray for the President of the United
States in your services on Sundays '!' 'I do
not,' was the reply. 'Do you pray for Jell'.
Davis V T do.'" 'A queer kind of loyalty,'
quoth the Colonel again. -Rut I am com
pelled to do it,' replied the clergyman. 'The
bishop of this diocese commands us to pray
lor the President ef the Sout.' ern confedera
cy; we cannot help it.' 'Well sir,' replied
the Colonel, '1 shall keep the pickets at your
house until you make up your mind that
your duty to your country and government
is paramount "to loyalty to a rebel bishop."
How Sudden the Eaktiriuake Was.
A writer describing the Mendoza Earth
quake says : .
"The town was all peace and activity.
Customer were in the shops, loungers obout
the corners a bright moon shone when in
five minutes the whole town was in a heap,
or rather a series of heaps of ruins. The
cloud of dust from the fallen walls was so
dense that for half an hour the moon was in
visible, an intense darkness adding to the
confusion and dismay of survivors. Ere long
the lurid light of burning buildings, or re
mains of buildings, began to gleam. Some
persons who had been buried under the
walls, were still alive burning. On every
hand rose cries for help. Robbery then set
in. Shops and stores were scenes of unhin
dered pillage. The earth at intervals was
still trembling. The savage unfeeling rob
bers would rob, and then kneel in prayer,
crying in loud voices for mercy, and up aud
at thework of depredation once again. A
nun was takan out alive who had been under
the ruins eight days, but she did not survive,
such had been the shock to her system, and
such her exhaustion. A man was actually
taken out who had been sixteen days burie d
under the ruins. lie had sustained a bruise
on the head on which some worms had bred."
A gentleman who mingled with the rebel
soldiers in their retreat from Boone ville. Mo.
says that the air was all alive with curse3 on
the incompetency and paltroonery of the
governor, and on their own folly ic being
taken in by such a cowardly trickster.
Castleton Items. P. Pineo, M. D., of
Boston, and one of the Board of Professors in
the Castleton Medical College, has received
the appointment of Surgeon in the 5th Mass
achusetts regiment, making two that hold
Professorship in this institution, Surgeons in
the federal service.
At a social gathering of friends and neigh
bors of some twenty persons, at the hout-e of
Elisha Gates, Esq., one day last week, while
at the tea table it was ascertained that of the
number around the board, thirteen of them
were over CO years of age, all but two of them
residents in the neighborhood.
Last Thursdav witnessed the re-opening of
the Methodist Church, after being closed a
few months tor repairsrand improvements, at
an expense of seventeen hundred dollars,
rendering it now one of the most pleasant
houses of worship in the community. Ap
propriate services were held in the presence
of a large and interested congregation under
the direction of Rev. Mr. Marshall, Pastor of
the Church in the following order :
Prayer by Rev. Mr. Smith, of Fairhaven
Reading of Scriptures by Rev. Mr. Chad
burnof Troy Conference Academy ; Sermon
bv Rev. S. I). ISrown, of New York city.
Text : Mathew xvi. lth. : " And I sav unto
, , . i . i .i ,
tl,.,. hrt Ihnn art IVfpr. and ntmn this rock
, r
I will build my church, and the gates of hell
shall not prevail against it."
The eloquent and learned preacher was
listened to lor nearly two hours with intense
intere-t. His allusions to the state ol the
country near the close ot his discourse wits
thrilling and soul stirring.
Reliifious exercises were also held ir the
eveninir and a sermon preached by the Kev.
Mr. liowen of Fort Edward.
During the services, at'terno'jn and even
ing, excellent music wis disccursed by the
choir of the church, .Mr. F. Wood of Fair
haven director, with instrumental accompa
niment by Miss. Filield of I'oultney.
It was announced by the Pastor at the
conclusion of the meeting, that the society
were in debt four hundred dollars. Two
hundred and fifty dollars were pledged on the
spot by different individuals in sums from
live to fiftv dollars each.
U. W. li
ITEMS.
The F. F V's and the F. F. l's. A let
ter from a member of Col. Corcoran's Irish
Regiment says: "We have bc-n hunting
secessionists all day : all I saw done was that
the first families of Virginia were running
away from the first families of Ireland."
At the recent Commencement of Wesleyan
University at Middletown, Conn., the degree
of D. D. was conferred on Rev. John New
man, Professor in Union College.and formerly
Principal of the Troy Conference Academy
at Poultney.
Secretary Wells has decided to strike
from the rolls the name of every na
val officer who resigns in time of war, wheth
er on or off duty.
Miss Pamelia Cunningham, the heroine of
the Mount Vernon contribution, now has a
home at Mount Vernon, and is a "traitress,"
according to the Philadelphia Press, and in
collusion with Reauregard aud others.
The Charleston Mercury says that the ten
rebel States will furnish one hundred mill
ions of dollars and five hundred thousand
fighting men. The one hundred millions
will be shin plaster issues, upon the basis of
cotton crops which cannot be sold.
It is rumored that a petition is soon to be
circulated in Connecticut, predicated on
peace iloctrmes, asking ttie government
to suspend hostilities against the South, or in
other words, to back out. Ex-Secretary of
the Navy Toucey, it is said, has a hand in
the movement.
lirigadier General Anderson, the hero of
Fort Sumter, is at Cresson Springs, on the
Alleghenies, where he arrived on Saturday,
from the West- His health is said to be
v?ry poor, ami he has gone among the moun
tains of Pennsylvania in quest of health, and
rest.
According to accounts (which we see no
reason to doubt) Gov. Jackson, of Missouri
fled from that State dressed in women's
clothes. His appearances is represented as
pitiable in the extreme : haggard, care-worn,
withont appetite and drawing frequent spir
itual consolation through the neck of a bot
tle. Accident. Mr. A. VT. Hyde, of Hyde
ville, met with a serious accident while on
his way from Castleton village, on Wedes
day. His horse took fright because un
manageable, and ran away, throwing Mr.
Hyde from the wagon, and injuring him so
severely that he was insensible for several
hours. Medical aid was called immediately,
and at last accounts he was improving.
Capt Jos. Bush, of the Brandon company,
now at Newport News, has applied for a
commission in the army.
Hon. Hampden Cutts, of Brattleboro, is
mentioned by the Phoenix as a suitable man
lor Colonel ofthe Thirdd Regiment.
Financial Affairs ix thb Soctii.
If amy new inducements were required to
consolidate our people aroind the nag, and
to prepare them cheerfully to bear the bur
dens necessary to carry on the war, these
will be found in the melancholy moral, politi
cal and financial cordition of the Southern
States. Bankrupcy of the mosl unparalled
character is filling every community with
despair. The Ideal holders of their bonds
are paid in worthless paper currency, while
those at a distance, even if sympathizing
with the secessionists, who have unfortunate
ly invested these securities, will receive nei
ther principal nor interest. All their army
contractors :m paid in Treasury Notes, nud
notes of interior banks that pre not receiva
ble by the banks in the Southern cities, and
are consequently refused bv mechanic s and
tradesmen. The miserable financial
The miserable financial svsem
of these shameless traitors is conducted u;oh
the theory of compelling all banks to redeem
their notes in coin whenever these notes find
their way into the traitor's treasury. This
compels the planters to insist upon the gold
and silver for their cotton, which they will
hoard up to the end of ft he war. The Mo
bile Register, of a late date, states that under
these scandalous practices of the traitor lead
ers, more than four millions of specie has
been withdrawn from the city banks of Ala
bama, and has been bnrieil, to prevent it
falling into the handj of these men. Can
such a monstrosity live V Plain. 1'ns.
Thy: Extra Skssion. The Washington
correspondent of the Boston .Journal, speak
ing of the prospect of a compromise at the
coming session of Congress, says :
" The
ere IS lust atiout asillUCO prospect Ol n
. . .
cmmiromise between sin and holiness, vice
. . i-i i i i . .i
and virtue, devils and angels, as between the
Confederate rebels, traitors and thieves, and
the. h.vnl Tx-nr.l.. rdtl,w wntro thr.,l. th,.,-
Jiepresentatives and rstnators. 1' ather Crit
tenden, Vallandigbara, the Marvland and
Kentucky members, will doubtless have peace
j proposition, but J say with emphasis that there
! i: t - r.L. i : i
i3 iij ui. lUMtiuii uii luc pari 01 iuu x rtMiueiu
t . . 1 .. . '
, Ca,
filler, Senators ail'i lierireentat.ives now
here, including Andrew Johnson of Tennes
see, to li-ten lor a moment to conditional
terms. Neither do the re be In desire if. There
is no evidence here, so far as I can find after
diligent inquiry in quarters where informa
tion could be had, it anywhere, fhat the
rebels have ma le pea'-e prono.-itions. Tle-v
j are not ready tor thai yet."
The same cor
termination en
Ib'f fsentatives
simply war
ije-pondent says there is a de- :
thc part of Senators and i
to make the session short !
-sion and it is hoped that in'
ten days the work will be accomplished.
New York. June .'Jo
The 2-Jnd und
til regiments left this cr-v la-t
eveninir tor n-'ilnirt-in.
A hoy seventeen nariK-.l K S. Ri ir'e-. s iti of
Colonel Iia'l!e. lut ot the United State ur
my atnl now comninn'IiDa a holy of re'-els at
Fredi'riekharjs Va , was urre-tei here j, ,tti
tri.niis-iirv ot Jc-tll D.ivi-.
t
A il.spat' li troth Wis:nng:on to trie I rihure
say the whole nujaiherof rchel troops in Vir
;:inin bv re he I estimate s is SO.OOO. hat not over
25. OvO can le cor K-nira:e 1 at any iven point.
'1 he lar est nnrnbf.r now at one point it IS ooo
iit Manassas .lunt
ion. 90' rhfice men re ut
number at HichrnonJ d n't
Vorktown. The
e.Tiee'l six thoa-aiif.
Norfolk fortitjctions are regardeil imprecna
t le They don't intend to make a aland against
Governnient troop ml any point, and ri,l onlr
hold position at Manassas a short time if attaek
eii It is not their purpose to entjae in a pitched
h.itt'. hut to hurf .ss and pick off our men in
guerrilla warfare.',
IJeauregard's a-lvancc ist-arnped from Spring
field to Fairfax Court House, ni'ntly ia a dense
forest, between the railroad and Little I. vt-r
tuiniike. Irip tbia lahyrinth they no douht
wish to draw Federal troops.
There are promise that the farms in t li e v i
cinity will he ransacked, and"a!t the train taken
without equivalerit.
Tin? 23th Pennsylvania regiment has hetn
sent t) enforce Col Stone : alio a h.ittery A
in :ssenj:er renorts ''ol. Stone with the New
IV-
Vork 9t!i. a few miie this side of 1'oint nf
Hot ks.
John Williams has leen promoted to Master's
Mate lor bravery. Lieut. Chaplin will doubt
less receive a j romotion.
Garibaldi Guard will shortly inarch to Alex 1
andna or beyond.
A dispatch to the Herd 1 sirs th" Oidtnan-e
Department at the Navy Yard are working all
nijjht. principally on brass rifled puns and boring
heavy iron cannon, cast at West Point.
All United States ships that sail, have rifled
tuns, and in a lew weeks the heaviest calibre of
guns will be afloat.
The Navy have borrowed of the War Depart
merit the 25 inch Redman tun. at Fort Monro-.-and
are prejarin a vessel to receive it for ope
rations near that Fortress, and especially upon ',
Irk-well's Point j
dipt. Han is of th-; 2nd Ohio, has been elec
ted Col in phice of Col. Wilson, who is ap
pointed Cuptaitijn the regular army
Information has p.'tn receive! from Texa to
th.- effect that the Western frontier of that State
was prepairiiij: to follow the example of Western
Virmnia, and Fast Tennessee br or-anizin- a 1
formidable tnoveinenr against secession, and ad
herin to the Union in the ho; r. of a new State
Fortress Monroe,. lane '2.
The .Massachusetts 3d and 4;h regiments are
under orders to march to ninrrow morn
intx- They will probably ent.-ench iliemelves
hevond Ilatnploii brtdje and form the advance
of an important niovetnent toward Yorktown.
Tin; naval briati'e will probably mcoirpany
tin m to iLtrnpton.
3. W. IJennctt ofthe 1st Vermont Ueiment.
died yesterday at the iio-to al of typici i fever.
Over 100 sii k in.-ti are in hospital
i Large numbers of contraband ot war have
come in day. i
The rebels th;s rrtornio rired two or three
'hots from a new battery on James River di
rectly opposite Newport News.
The we.t'h'er is intensely hot.
j New York, Juno .3th.
Ihe Worlds special correspondent at For
tress Monroe states that Col. Allen of the New
York 1st regiment was arrested to daj by order
of Gen. Butler.
Allen and other officers liavc Rrrested many
armed secessionists lately who have been re"
leased by Butler. Friday wortl came that a
field of wheat belonging to Major 'I homp-oa of
the rebel forces wa, ibeing t;;Nhcred to b; sent to
Yorktown lor aid totue rebels, and son-,; h.i-l the
assurance to ask Col. Allen for hors which hail
been confiscated to convey the wheat to the one
mi;
my, which were refused, and a squad of men sent
to prevent the wheat from lieinr taken.
Scon :if-er. the wheat field was in flame, and
twenty acres destroyed. Muj Ctjn. Butler there
upon ordered Co!. Allen to report at head quar
lers, under nrres. and place. i his regiment un
der command of Lieut ( '.,;. DvktMicin .
1 his mil! other ,icts oi G.-n. But!.
r causes
uornj anxiety about his- l"V"hy.
The irrest
i-iltimore, June 29th.
J he new police of this city have found at tin
i-a-iei n ponce snmon hou-e, several drums
longing to the MassachnsettT K
i ment whieli
were iaiien with other
arltcicS
iDui tiiiir fa''-
car t'i.'
LAH) F TUB OITEB ttTATE.
BT A UTHORITY 1
PUBLIC ACTS OF THK THI KIT-SIXTH CON
i UKKSS Ok" TUB UMTKD STATUS) .
Passed at the Second Hsu-Man, which wai begun and
held at the Citr of Washington, in the District ol
Columbia, on Monday, the 3d dav of Dmbr.
lS6jj and ended on Monday the 4lh day of .March,
1L
J am KB Hcchaman, I'reitideut. John C. I-!i:tc k;n
kidok. Vice I're-ldent. and President of the ben
ate. William 1'ESKiNOToa, Speaker of ice
' llure ol Hepresentativeit.
C'UAM I.A'XI. An Act for Ihe payment of expenses
inci rrd in the suppression of Indian liosti.'niea m
the -tate of California.
f ' fnnrt'il by Ihr .Stnif' anil House of H'pttfnta.
tir'S Af t'te l.'nutd iSluUs of Ainrtia m (.'iingrtu uwnti-
b't'l. I hat tbe.uni t lour i n ti-1 r-i thon-ind i': i r
or m jnticli thereof a- -k 'H he nci:cr: . be. as I t he j
j fame I- hen by, f.j proprii ted. oj! nl auv mui ey in j
! tli I reiiury not t!i i-wi- appropriated, to i-!rny i
! th ex p'-n.-cs incurred l.v Mat- of lifo-tia. i, J
' the suj pre -ion of lioifu, ho;iJitii-- tht'en. Hi i he
; ears eij-htcen liuieirelbi.il fifty-lour. lit:1. -U: e, lil":y- j
! fix. Iittv-euht. a 1.4 hfiv nine, and the Si-crciar." of
tiie I reii-ury, bt n tnc'eaid expense- ofthe ,r !
i .'anlonim eri 'l have teen audited and allowed, shall
i be. and here! y is, authorized to pay the Frnt; iu u'tiids .
I of the United ;sta"-i authorized to b i.-i-ued by the I
i act of I ebruur, i lit' :.tli, tihti-'.n hubUred and
i fixtv-one.
S-. 2. Ami Lr it f.irrl,.r inaru'l. 1 I ut the Third
Auditor of the 1 rea-ury be. nud h-m-rhv 1-. author- I
; i 1 ami requited to au'ilt l!e account-ol tiiecaid j
1 Sta'e ol California for payment- for the -ervicei ol !
; volunteer-, and lot nuppiien. tr.n.-portation. and per- j
i-onal nivice-. furninhel or tendered to hail vo.un- !
teen, in toe Sha-ta expedition of eighteen hundred ;
and tiltv-four. iu t he Sirkiyon xpi onion oi'eihteeu '
hundred and iilty-ti.e. in ;he Klamuth iid lluui- '
boldt exieuition t t: 'n n hundred litty-liie, iu ,
' tie.- .San hen. ammo xp'.tion t eighteen hundred
l and litty-li ve. lit the lv !:.!.:' ii expedition el euhieeti
hundred and fifty --i x - in tie Mo'ioc cvpeuitioii of j
: vip hteen hiiinire'i and I i : ;. -- ix . in the 'I in are ex pe-
dnion ol'eitf !it.eu bui tti- and iil':y-ix. in tii, R ;a
: math and llutnllit e.pedi;iti vt eighteen .'luudted
i hlty-eijfht anil liity -mt.e. vim in the l'itt l;ii c r ex
j pedition of eidhtem hiiielied and litty ni-.e: I'toi i-
lt I. I hat no higher rs'e shall bealiowed or paid tor i
the e:vi t- ol said voiui!ei than wti l uid lor srr- !
i Tiee in thrsutne ;raue mid f-jt the aatue time in the '
i L" lilted Statu" Army rrTviue; in aJHorma nur shall !
j pa iiieut he inndr lor tne service- ol any suea voiun- 1
t . n rj.i,-t .... .,,.iu uunilt Jliv.l .(!-. ei.ujj u&
, shown by satisfactory evidence to have b-eu enifaire.!
i V". "cluili 'wxe m h ti-i-1 : Ani ;.ror iu,
1 hat no allowance shall he unvie lor the service of
, hliy K.rau in more thau oLe capacity f r ti.
! time Aud il. auditing the -aid ciainm ior s
e same
upp le ,
ie rhall i
i tiansportat.ou. and per-oual -erviceB. the ram shall
computed at prices correnoi.d'iii. as near a-can '
be a-ceitaiued, t, the fit paid lor similar juppiiea j
aud tr&u-uorturi ,ts uiu.sf.e.l ur rsiidered to the
l'mtel States Army in tt.e same Cou: try at the same I
time; aud t tie 'Third Ati l'tora- to all p'rn cip e- not I
expre-sly settled bv this art. ha'l he go-ii.el iu ,
auditing and -eiHing sal 1 Claim- by the principle ;
n oopim in ma r-ji,oi 'ip.vii caitn-ol li.e lerri-
: rone- f V a-hini;tou ami Oieirou. of the -ev. nih of
reuruary, einteeu oui.ur-o mm sixty, mails ,n pur i
suance ol a i 'tilioii 1 the iion-e of U-pr een'a- j
five-, p. is-e 1 ; t.e -:. lit n of J-ehriiarv. eitrhhre.j huud
red and lif'v lane '"" ,,. pit he I.e. and he i
h'-r ti. i-. ii :i' !ior :, d and 'lirsc:ed. vt !,ei.ev,-r ,n hi- 1
opinion tin- evidence in -!,ppi,ito)' any c.min tori
erwee- snp and rran-portattoii. i- U'-t sutheiet,t
to e-tal.ii- n sjc'i e.ami. i w I.e. e h- may ha e u Lit j
a- tu the iciii.i n-s- tijereoj. t,j require additional I
proof tt.iichii,-' suc-ii r.iiiBn. orti.e value ol the ser- I
vu.es reiei, i.-d oi ti e Mipj. e-- :uriii-!.ed. 1-eNin re-
purtinj! -lic!i c.:,e:i t-.r -et'.etiiei.t a:. a n lie i.t. i.- t
i.eri-m on e'e' Ail i I' I i nrit,.r I t.it no put- (
ne-n: -.a i i e inai.e ?"f the i xp-i..e-o! li; t-. - ii- I
t, 'i I fr .t.heloie men' iM ni, ii the ,-e.-r tarv War j
!.;.;: ije lop.:. .0:1 f a! l.-re nut a i.ecessii.- lor J
n i out -a 'i UO'-t ' ' I 'uru. l i tat the U' -c p- I
r ai-.c- I t i.e ii ; inn r ;. I '.re I;, pro . i jed ..a . , pet ate I
u- a lids. 1.1. il .ii.j. ete li-c-.-r-e an 1 sufi-iac'ioti ol I
a.l i 'alrn- or lratter- her inUto,-,- rett-rted to. !
A 1'1'K"'. ai'. iii'e.l -. j-'i I
i n a i ii .in .-vi. n.jikii.jr .ppiopriat:i.tj!'.r
the sjpprt f tut Army lor tne jear ei.ujn t.ur
I -ti ot .! u i e. eitiHrn i;t. nd red and si it i. t
i, f- i ' I ' u :- ttn 1 Hon" of ti' i
li:i i .r'T'ra in otr.'ia.'i.i.
lliatt.'ie tuliot I'. a -iiin- he. and the -arne are
I.ereh
ury t.
appropi lated. out ot any money in the lr,a
i.erwi-e l r. priatni. I t tt.eruitort oi
t;,e Arlut
je.r ennii.c t:,e tnirtie-i, , f Jane,
rt-ii ai d s;xt -tuc.
ot tet-rti:'i:.(r. tran-f '.rtatn'n ot re-oniU-
extrapai 1 iion-coniiru-sioned
eij'iiteiiu I. hi
I or ex pen
cruit-. three
llieei-. it:u-ician-
i p. iwn on reen,i-uuri.t, vne
hunilred til lu-anl ,10
for th- pty '! ti.e Army, tnree rui'hon six hund
red and ivji th.ju-anl six Hundred and lori-eijLt
1 or q in:!. :a-!. . 1
lio.i t-A)ee thou-ai 1 !
fl.i-er-' -ijhiitance. one mil-
I- l.undr-d ana l.t'.v d;.'ar
and nfry c- ni-
1 or o rntnutation ot !o-m;e (or othcers' hr-e. one
hundred and tenty-Ii t thoti-and nine hundred aud
rif'v-to lioi.isr-.
V or p mrnii o ,ti--h-ry.d o.liera f.r clothing
riot iliMKu, nfi tt,o'j-and dollars.
K'-r & msnt- in leti of c otniaf lor officers servant-,
torty thuu-aud three hundred and sevea'v
.lo'lar-
V or (ub-i-tetice in aind. to million one hundred
and t-nt -one tl.ou-and nine hundred and siitv-fourdallar-.
y or ciotiorii forthe Arniv. carop and ra-rion
euipajre. -i hundred and sixty tnousatid sixteen
dollar- and iwt-iitj-'jusr t -
i or the r.- iru'r -tijplies 01 r . e ;uarrermas!er' d
pannient. coi.si-ru; ut n.ei for tne otl cers. enJi-tej
men. guard hospital. Horehcu-e. and tthce. of
t 'r'ire in kind n- the hor-e. niule-. and o.veu ol
the iu(.rte waste's dej artmeiit at the sever) posta
and station- anu ith the armiee in the lieid : fur the
hor-es of the t u reiineLt ot draoot,s. two rejri-
rueuts of cavalry, the regiment of inoutite l rirleuien. j
the companies ol light irti .ery. and such couipaLie '
ol inlantr) a- mav Le mounted . aud lor the author- i
ied ii'.iini'er ot oifl- er's hor-es when serving 111 the
field and ut the ou:po-t-. iiicludiu tedding for the i
auiuialr ; of straw 1 r soldier- teddirn. und sta
tioner) . iniuditia blank took - forthe uartertiiaster's I
depart uient. ( rt'iicates lor di-charced suldir-. hiank I
forms tjurthe a ami uarteruiester - department ; I
and 2cf the tiii.ti', . . ".vision and dipartuirnt j
order-and r-po:-. i i.c tiioi.ou even hunured and I
one rhou.-aml .i .ilais. j
urtl,e incidental expen-e ofthe ijurrtetma-ter
d.partm-nt coi.si tiu of po.-ae letter- and I
parke's reee'veJ and se,,t n, otiuer. ot the Arm-.- ou
pubno service, expense 01 court -martial and courts
of ini(mr . including tiie additional corripcoJ ion of I
;udire-dv'cates. recorders, inemlrs. and itiie-r. !
Hl.jie t'tat service, under tne net 01 M-.rri, t -
teenth. eijrtitetli hundred uui two: extra pay to sol
diers eiup i.e. d . under the direction ofthe 'iiiarter-
masttr- di-parttiunt. m th. erecttrn of barracks !
tjua.-ter-. -t. rehou-.e-. and hn-pita!.-: , th cou- !
uruction of reac an.; ether comtai.t labor. Ior oe- '
ri'itl- ot not le than ten da. under tLe act of !
I JIarcli .ecoiid. eiahteen lini.ireii nud miii teeit. and !
: Autru't tOurtii eighteen hundred liltj -tour. iHClucinir j
( tho.e einpioved at cit-rks at (livi-ion and l-nar;ment 1
; headouarter.: expenai s ot expresses to Hiid'iioin ''in 1
! frontier pn-t-and armies in the field, of escorts to i
i payma-ter- ai d other disbursing clhcer- and to '
j iraiuu where military e-corts cmiuot he lurti.hs.rf- 1
xVMi ol the intennent of oilicers killed in ac'ton
or u ho die u lien on .o.t i. ,,, f I... to.t.t .'..!
- - 01 isi i:ie poiit!
, on i.'.e frontier-", or at other nn.t. 1 ,.:,. .: 1.. ..
, ." f " ,,7...: . " lou
I ordered l.y the .Secretary of VVr; and of nr u com- :
! rni toned ofheers and soldier-; authorized otltce lur- !
niru- ; liire ot iaroir in tiie .iiarterma-ter' depart- i
tiient. me. udint' the hire ot interpreters and Ktiidt" '
tor the Army . comr.ensation ol eierk. tn .,11 ...... ..e t
the iiuartermaitter'a department ; cotni.en-ati.ni of!
: loraje and a;'t.n ma-let,, authorized l.v the -t of
! .fitlv ntth. eighteen hundred and thiriv-.-j,,; for ti e '
j api re-eti-ioii ot deserter .and the cxpne- ipeidvut i
j r" their pur-ui'.; acd 1- tne lollowin e pcnditnrea i
I rc-jiiirei forthe twj t itu-itl - ut dragoon,, th. two
I reitiit-uts ol c.va'rv. the regiment of mounted rifle !
I men. and -uch companies .f infantrv a- may h j
I mounted, vv; t he pm t'l.t-e oftrave mg forces, black- I
; .-nut ha and ;hct in-tiui-. hoi-e and iuu!e shoes and
j liars, iron iinil -tt-fi r sfioetn. hireoi vetermarv
aurttlt. iiiedieiites to- Imr-ct nnd fnur. picxet
ropei.land lor shDeintr the horses of the corn- named I
lour hundred and -itxv thousand dollars 'i
l-o- lure or cmmtitation ol.uatters ior oibsersoD
military duty . hir-ot U-jner lortroop-i: ol store-hou-tfs
: f,,r the -afe keepiiur of inililary store--- for
ground- for summer cauronments and lor temporary
ironti. r stations makm one hundred and nineteen
thoii-and three hundred and t.tty-ore d-.l!ar and
eijihty eijlit cent-..
io py ttie nmount ol a judgment recovered be,
John James aaii,.: Captains A . 1. and 1 l,
Iitcher. Hrst l.teme-jaut Ihomas Jl. Jouea and i
laeutenant t o onel W fe. aw ell, lor dam.ea fo'r t.m- 1
her cut upon the land otsailJatne. for Port DavE
on ttiritiNMi.,1 .:!!....-. .... t . .. ..-!,
, - ti such lurrtier sura as mav
be necrtssary to pay the co-U el the suit in which tald
judmnent Has rendered. " "ld
enl ."hw ti."S and or repairing, altering, and
enlargi . mldun-s at the es;ab!i-tied costs two
liuntlieil and thirtv Six thoil-Ull.l I.... .... I
... . . -. -.i. uuuuieu arm
-tlje dollars and eighty-one cents.
r ortieco,,.,ruc..oi. o nirr. "' .... ,,
ts. mli.etv-riv ri.n...-L...t .7. " , , '.""" oui.n-
lour tiolima and tweutv .isvsn
or ,i, in... . 7. Z . ' ' nuuurea aru e.'rtity- ,
r or the purchae u clock
htindied ami si.tv fo;rs
for permanent pustfi.livta '
mii,:as,'. or the allowance made to ollicera of
Witt- .tVl. . ' cotter UV
' the cirriim-'i.r,. i
c m-vic- mav i.qu re tbetu to he tent, of !
. f III T tiff
I'ltnoii. - to il,. ar.rl,ill(, lortiries.
"-' i' A tr. d. rt.'- fo o.v t.
latid or
thf. .i.ti.t ... imT. , -ri 'tsout-quipazeiroru '
'-'Il II.'. UTI Uli.l ....... n.. .
v..tit.:ic,. io et:c:i t-iac-a as
I t.'- OI tt,
I ordiniRv.
I loui.'jerit - i; . 4
tloi . !-,:. ..
T
wbarfate, tolliand (errlafea, for the purchase aad
hire of hore. male, and oxeo, and the pa relate
and rebairef waron, earUand dravn.and of ltipa
and other aea-fromir e-U aad boat rei aired for
" npiiniiuii vi Kiipi net ana lor grarrisen par
iur unjije ioa canape at the several port:
bireol teanntera; transportation of luedn for the r
aud other di.-burirjf depart meata: the txpen-e ol
failing t.ublic trai.spirt- on the variou. river, the
viuu uimeziao, ana t tie Atlantic and Parifis: (,,1 for
procuring water at tt jli po-t an, Iroru their situation
reUirent to he hrugA Irom a ci-ret.ee: and for
clearing road, ao . n movinir oh-truct tox r Iron
road". . arbor, ami r.vsrs. to tie extent vhiehmay
be rwjtrjrrd fort Ik- at ua! operations ofthe tro;rst,n
the!tont;er. two uii ion ino hundred and thiitv-tnr.
thousand dollar-.
I'or the puri-iia-e tf hotws for the two resriiei
of ('racoon, the two itriwent of en.alr-. . aud tie
f;'iai .t of luounttd ullemeu. oi. Iiubdr-d nui
tlnr!y-4x thou-and do!iar '
i-o'r. j nt.nenLie of tfte a-rny. twentv ri.a thr.u
sai d d I lal-.
I or .i- medii ai ai d liopital !"j.ur!Bient. owe
bun l:jt and Cif-trtt ri oi-'and dollar..
r or f utiaienf ex; n- s ol the Adjutxlit h'tisik!
depart ijieut at department headquarter-, five bnecrcci
doliarsl
i or uompensnricu of the clerk and messenger iu
the ofhee ol t he 'iiimainiiiij t,er.eral, two thousand
dollar-.
r'or contingent expel.-- of the i Hice of the Com
niai.dinj; (,-iieral. three hundred dollar.
J- or ttrrifarm-nt of fortifications, f.-.o hvndrc-! f-.cu
sand i'o!l r-
1- or t he turr? lit expin--. of the ord nance ur itt-.
ft"- hundred and -ixt. thousand ooilai.
For or'ii.anc . ordnance sire. and supp'i,--. in
cluding Inu-e 'jtiii Hient- for t he mounted r KiBient
to hum I. d aud fitly t :i u-tiiii dollar .
l-'ir the niHi.utacture of unun tt the n! ional
armorie. t,rte hundred ei.d t :xty thou-au l dollais
Tor repair- at.tf irnpr'veiii,;-t- and new machinery
at sprit cij. ld armory. Mas-acl:ii-e!t-. titty-Line thou
sand live hundred dollar
tor repair-ai d improveri'-tit and new u acliicerv
at Harper's i rrr at tao.-y , -ix tj -lour thou'na five
hundred dollar
Y or ttie A l.ej'henv sr-enal. re airing fend f.aintin,;
public biii.dir.jr-. and f-ir repair, aud j r-ervatiou ot
road-, cuivt-it. ut.-! fences, four thousand one hun
dred I i d isl.tv do. Jar-
f or t'f I', -nir'a rr-enal. htfy thou-at if doi.'ar-
I or t he I rt M mirc- ar ena!, t aent y-iour thousand
einht t!iii:lred d'lilar-,
lor I lankfort ar-enal. I'enn-j U ar.ia. six thou-and
one h'ji.-died dollars
l or Umnmcrtli arsenal, h, anse-. twentt thousand
dollars
lor New Yo-kar-t-ii3i two thousand six hundred
and flf'v u ar
lor North aroliila nr-en-ii, tne thousand dollar-
1 or .St I.oui-
ar-eni
Li. one thou-ar.d eih
in JreJ
dollars
I or W?.'bir?'''r ar
ilred do
y or Wat-rtoM n e;
hut'dred and ninet-. ,
na:
two thousand f.ve i un-
I.al. eieiel.
thou-and seven
fur Watervint ar,nai
tour if u-ai:d dollar-
y or t'ji tingi nc e'
dollar-
ol ar-ei,i?!.. tneiitv ihou.i
l or -urves f-t rii.'iiar'.' defei
-. i-eorapl
to l.il.l'l
e- m the
!C8'
pioraTion- tll F'-Colhoi
:i c
JK?-es. and -urve
thou-iii.'i I'ul ut
yi r pi, rci i-e i
and oo.iar-.
I or t r intil. -J l
do.lar-
Willi ti e
.1 ri'j.ai"--
-t r.. u.i.
- t..-:. :
t
ten thou-
I -I').' II'
ui.il
r or eot.Tinui-. ttie ..jr . e-. o:
iiort h v e-r. . : :,s es . ,1 j .11,1,1. ..e r-i.-j
fr.c t1 1 rj -ai. 00. -j, .1
tli'
1 in Vmi.-:! v . ;ii..l .: UfH tt.,1 Mit.i e.
tr - ,:e-'"ic-i-. 11 o! 1 1 j.'-r : a' or i.ear -p.r : I ske 1
I 1 5 a OU t .1 f s ! M;o t -IOL, x It dial.- r.,i.e . l.g,1L,,
six t u iitir. -i -1 d f iit ' 'ol ai iiui . t, -jr ti;, . .
i t - inecii :i , ieo: t- n.i . I oui.d 1 ts-itv
i r t ' e 1 . I '1 1. IT. I tor' ,.1. ). 1 .
1 ort Uo-'. me- ,
e . .'.imp.ai:,. TvV. 1 ork
mer iliiji.e :sLt- thou-
ten tn- 11 a 1,-:
y ort i. no
fi.d d'jtlar
y ort "in !:
thou-xt : d,
l-i
h-
!-.a
i.d Ux-d
I'urlland, Maine, thirty
tr-
y or' IVin'h. i n.
Ik-Toii ha; hvr.
M;:-a'.-tiu-t-t-. et, ti.tiu-at.u dollar
rt rt i'tji.n;- Newport ';r-oi. Knoue l,.and
Lit
lu.-: H ..nuui;. sursi, I.lJ. N-. ori. ",'t...
t uot'iaa a 'j.' .trt
lotf on -i!e of y ort
loa'ptin-. .--aen 1- iu i N. n
lu:i t er.Tv-!iT t tioi.
niiii 'o.,r-
s l'o:ct K.att-. I'.a.titBore
t ' 0'jnnd du.lnr-
i ort '.a-r-oi.
barter. Mar ;and lif-
fort
tliou-a'
y ort
do' lr.
a limu,
lia
p pi' u Loads. ir:i.ia c'tv
ii o oi,ar-
ay :or. Kev
"M
y .orida. sevLty thou-aiid
t o rt Jff! r-oss . .an
jn Key. Honda tevrktv Sic
thou-anl) cni'ars
1 rl at y ort I't'.i..
ctvco ha . a ltera ia
y ort at Aicatra Is
c udltr otrm or its. haa y ran-'.'y-
ttouxar.-d doi.ars.
t.,1. an y rai,cico Lay. C-'ai-usand
doi.ax.
lorma. te-itv-tive thi
y rrt iit entrance 01
New luford Larhor
cansett.i 1 v.iit :. . tt
-I 1
baaed aoi.ara
ori 4 Mtaar Uoda,
e" Jersey, -rl.te live
tnousanll lol.ar.
t or pitotecioii of tLi
n:e of Fort JJacou. lieaufert
harbor. N ort h ( aro.it a. ten t ho jsand d.
Conf
:n;LCie ol lor;
xicatioc-. pre.r a'.ioD olsites.
pro'.. i-tinu ot title ai i rej air ot eudti.u da,u.are.
thirtv tlou-ad eo l-
l.t lsii an J aiterat
jh ol larraca-. ourten. and
L0-1.1t-. 4 srore-rooD.
and leuces at permanent
po". i. ijf. occupied t y
trooi. teu thoutaLd Oai.art
r r:e cocstructio
ot a military post 10 or near
Hiver 01 the 'ortu riftv
the valiftv of tue K1
0
tfiou-at (1 doi.am. cr 4
much thereof s tn it
de. meu necearr hv
!;rttarT of War
1 Le s :'e to te ae.'ect
Maadpe-t Lui.'t under uirec-
tion ol tLe ecre'ary
fer ccnitietiDit t
111 vv r.
report and fceriectii.c the
draan.gs ol the Su J
ao eip ona exrdition on
thousat-d 1 c h t hundre.1 doi.art
1- or utt.cieLcy to ccjver expeiidituret rr.ade Lv the
Ljuartermas'.er Lilreaa in consequence of Indian
r.-i.iun aurnr u.e currtLI nscal v. r .
lr
li.cnlanta! eineLsen.
fttv tveu ftcuitand and
eijrtit . tour dinar'
lantvortation ot tifooos anu -L-r.niie. tunr
ared acd sev-ntv three thour&nd lour hundre.1 mi. A
sixiv lourcoi Bis.
iarrat is anu i,uarieis. one nunc red ana serei.tr
"i1" .-uu r.rui uuiiumi ami eii'.tv seven ao -
iara; r'tviie J. 1 nat tiie cretarv ut Vvr tl.t;
tau-e an t animation
tura iu ;Le uuarterma
q oe maie into t.ie ext; stal
er' bureau siuce tli- tir.t
dav ot duiv. eighteen
utdred abd fiftv seveu. and
report the Value to - o$i
Miv 2. Anton --:-,
res at its aext e ioo
" '-i- t. 1 tat the s-sere.
tm:v ot the Interior". L
and he is Lert-J.v atirliosi.
and directed to ai dit dnd state the account .-n ti..
late 'jnrm;eudent ot tLe fart Itid-eiev . n.i s..,,,,i.
i ass w.-Sou roau. up to me time aUu he v,a re
lieved irem the carrlif tne puhiic property in h
poe-non. jd.owiiiir him ai! such uic a.- in te
opinion o: tt.e Secret arv . mavt e lair. reM.or.ahie
and ju.'. and charpine hire with all su h-un. iu
his opmioi.. he oi (.-tt to le charged itb. aud re
port th same to t. ongresa.
tc. 3 I And ,: -u'rr ',,t'i' .'. I hat f jr t!. pro
tection of eoiiraa'.a ou the overland routei l etweeo
the Atlantic . ope nod the California aril rejua
and VA ii-hu ,.;ton IrtBtier. und ttie -um ot fiftv t!.u
sau i dO!.s.t ts Lt :et y cr propiiated. out ,f anv mon
ey in 'l e irciu-tit v t;yt oth.rwiie appiopriaieu , I.,
i'c-u,ic'i uiit-r me uirecilon oi me
of War.
his ju
. Mart
ecretarv
iemnt. thesaiua may 1 nce-
I.'-'. 1-1
eary
API'I!'
Chap. L.W1U An Act u.akin-Appropnatioi.a for
t he setv .te ; ti e l est tiM.ce lepsnitient auiing
tl.eii-tal ytarti.dii g the thirtteth of June, eisht
een i iit.drt-i ai d xty-two
; i:.,Mf.,i,i .Vit. mi ..s K,t
r.f'.f.' ,. , ln.u.t ';., c; Av a in ,,.......
.t. lhattlie I"i.onv stiiuit be. and the same at.
hereht . ai pr. piuttd. lr ! e ;rfjL of tl.e l'o.-t u
lice l'spartnieLt forth ear eti in tl.e thirtu -li of
Juue. eigh'-en hundred and sixty two out ol Mr
monevi in ,h Treasury an-ms irom the rt venue, i.i
tiie said UepartiuLt :u conloruntv to the set oi t! e
second .lul . .. luhteeu hundred and tliirty-iix
1 or tran-portation ol mai!. un.and.i ten BifMioo
lorty thousand mo bundled at daightv lurdo iar
aad the l'..-; ma-ter general ; herehy oirccted to re
examine the cause lor discontinuance or curtail
ineut ol the p.ital sen ice on inland routei since tn
lourth day of Alarch. eighteen hundred and tittv
uine, and to restore all men prt of raid rvice as
can ce restored with due repardtothe public interest
and th circumstance, ot each eta, whether ass.
diwroLtiiiuaBceoreuitailment wan uaoa coatraau
jet iu lorce. or has taken effect upon the Baktoc ol
aew contract.: Ana Prot-.JrU, That the restoratien
or iBCteaae ol service hereby contenplated, ekall not
be made without the ooi.aeut ct th. coutracter in
each ca-e, or in pursymice of hi, contract.
far compensation t potujricr. to miliioa.
aeeea hundred thouaaud uollarp; Profit I. xtmX n
coHpeu.atiou shah be paid to po-tmatenf after the
thirtieth ol June. eihten k.,n..H ..a
for the delivery of free let'er or papers to tf e rre-
? f "5?! . .. l-""astsr ata.h.uruu
ui -inti oi . oiuitibia. in iuruance oi tne ea
ia. in pursuance ol the
lsiiuir li
iuk law Buthoriiac a srrciaf allowance to him for
fucti service
Inr'i-iU iu th offices of po-trt, aster, one uiiliion
forty-live thon-and live hundred and seventeen de.
lars antl twenty three cent.
Fora'dp. teamboat. and iy Ittiers. ttteote tliou
aand Oollarti.
for olhcf luraiturelor post cdilcei, loar thouaanl
debars.
for advertising, nevtnty thousand dollars
1 or mail bats. liltv live thou-and dollars,
for paper lor black', sixty ttousatd dollar
K,r printing blaaks. ttvelte thou-aad dollar,
tor wraipin taper, lot ty -live thou-aod dol
lar. 1-or njiil tocks. -kej. ard stamps, twenty thou
rand ooilar-
f or rnaii Jepretlaiion ami sptcial !f tt. fevectv
live t housand uobars ; Pier, 4, i. bat tie proviso iu
tiie lir-t sc lion ol the act ol I ucs Uttet ct h. etghte. u
handrcd at d .;,. maKin sppropriKtiorn hr it-a
fernce o: the l'c--t ohc I't j t-rtuit Lt . wL.th n
i: iua'i"-ri! c t i. ; , -o 1... t t"
yar. U. and the feme it heret y. repea d
ittV tTlTTT f,'B""' iu..srd
I turss.i....,... ..j .
.- i hu
' . . - - . ... s T K tn . 1 t . , .
dred acd ten theu.ni d ,.
l-orpavaaea, f fe.Kanc due to fore.j,
tne. three hundred ti.Oi.ar ar.
urs
rurrouri,i ci ,ett, earners. t i
ten thousand joi!r.
tec. 2 And t,' ,1 furta.r tnnr'tj. ( .-
rectiau . t.ie act n.;:krr t- pr.i iioi: . '
rerv.i e m . aluoiB:. i e-on. ui iV.i,l!:.': i.
proej.la'y twr.1? -seven. rrntee& t ;
it ' . ! .:tr. i'e. at,d f-i .sra i ,eitv. r;j-:.,. i .
tSit :.i dej.e 'tr. wiich wy w:..nu.tv r.
1 ! i i'. - ;a -Md viitf. aid "Jernio-T ;!.r
t t'l: J.ii i,ss'..iij ff r-ttrroi'i to t!e ;
re l!ce Jetti.'Lia: -hu -jjloii . t:.. ' .'
i .;.. a-, tie J'4,uia-fe;- ;.st.e:l it,
sCrilse.
.-!- am 1 .i iufi,T . t-t. Ih: i; t ;
B ct t, e l'e-t f 'H ie oep:.r;u - t,' mL . v, ,u ',
i '-T ft. r.n- r : j.,. , ...
'uii, - Itif itj.m iu,. I.m-..i.i .i.i ... ...
t r,.
'h.-i
1
! nd -hr
-.;i-; i.i.ii mi:-. d'.;la
rr jfl, -l-ie i.: a. mar I
fer . e J J inpriale,
'11 I fee i ru-.
or s'
-trie
J
, I e
! V 1
in! i-1 tcv jr.
I aid
e a
pioi.rut' d. t't r p
the 11 lf CS I'enI
ttintie'.n ot J'i.,e. '
two
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rrnei t f. r ur ex,
-c.i ii i .idr-.j
;! alt.'-e linn; .-ti t.u : , j,o ei.'j-', ,!
I Uienoa'orv d an t rrristmr t'je l'u t
psittnei i.'' tipptoved .Varc'.- econd.
lre.l 3i ! t ellt) e eti. he i-:,d are 1 e:'i--.
to li! 1 o.r ,, ut. - h;cli have l.en. r i
he.e-iahti tie! 11, ai.j t ju or c:v hv ti, 1
terd.-i era! virtue 0! ! e teLtlevtie;. ,
si 'it nl "All HI ti) tnil,'.l!:l fnojlfr i.e
pi'-tae ii, t i,,. L'tjj-. d Sta'e and ?or ',rj.e;
e-' iiip.-cvej Ittritsr taian -e.n
L'.t'ilted a: d ti'ty (.i.e
M--C o Anl tr tjrii,.' tnQ'l'l .That I'.e
efct.or. of Ihe -p -ctal lir.il a.-- 0 , j
Department lor thelveific co-'. '-.! !- ,
eat l lir tiubdred ti-d a pi tiisiiu -ti-.u
iaat rs.-ct in . ittu - .,; - p-tti-nn 1
1, 1 !
ie:n c.-. 01 June .-i,-ire.r hui ure. a- .
(.it
E 'I A t t" 'I Ti"!'," ,m,.r.,t I ... . . f ,
t ioee i;unJieu and liitv ti. :,-, ,i no .'ars.'.-j-Iiereol
a- may t.e ures-sn. Ik. s,nd the.-'t.
herehy appropriated . out d m,v inone-. n, t' -", "
ury 1.0; orheri-e a; rcpuste.,. sr cr".jiL.
niail from ew ,-rk . o:. J'ai.Liua. r., f j fc, c
three Urn a inont? . f.0111 ti e n,., , . j
eijrh'i . 1. I on' r.J ai.o nn"v . 1 .ie ni .j:,"v j
-ifhv. 1 hundred nnd -if -.?.
t!-t
ft .iff it llll'S" r t"..'. I lit 11. el
11. 1
. i.uua. i'-. ue l- nej, 1 r-.l :., ie;; .
rraitklm Ifavei, i,d l,i- a-sociat th. sun, m 'xu- 'i'A
deposited ty them irnli the I'. -i od-s lj ,-., ...
required ii-demtiitv tor tt.e cw tji,!.-., , , ". '.
r.o-toi, 1 titles it, tt; former Uts:n- .
tl.ee huvojf siuce lt-n rtmoiMi : p,,.,, ,. j ";
fr Ui tt.e sum of rit' i, y 1 u- :e;i-n. ; , j-,.. ,
tt-r I.- -ai shall :,r-t li.ci.-t the np t,.i . ,.i , ."'.'.
-1 1 j ,i-t off t . etch m
!. . - Afi'l '.s it it'r,,'rttiMr;r'i
!'- I,l.,-.'ai i- i.er'- LiUtij.j;..
.t-tli fi'HI' CO; ;; 1 t ,,0 f.i.te
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l.t 1 ui r. -i
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w oi -xp.re J,ll e ?f .
.'.:. -f. . r. an 1 t' a: i
r the i-atiii- je-n.i
- :.i, -o t at r
Llil.'iK- ' JO.'I
.eli,t-wee il I
-ie-e . j
ni I a--.l
Shir-
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froi iii' I. j 1
I.;; 1 ii' t ,,-
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pro r tu.
l
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Ai
. ; ' .... tmii: t . 1 i.ut in t.
the C-otfi,' V. 11. pro' lfl s -,
t : r l.ee-tist. 1-iiinei.t ol i.-: i .
i J.-i.lol fe!'Ba;y lutlitv ee i elit fi . el g l-T,-.
itc-.i i d -ix';. -''i.e. the 'o-;ii.tser'sei,erai ?- ,
.-el ili-f; l.-'in.; tt.e jr.ii service 4 .,
i-ut'i' sr twe'ie ., u-ai.J m e hur.drd tii
.'.'. tr rt. 'i.: J.oui-and Uempl,). to ; i
Ci-co. b i'ori ia. and to modify the eottrtf .
rvtite. ,u!.iect to th rue term- an-J cour-itio.
t- ! -r. ; .o.te. pioi','tl. -ai 3i-con,it.t'nce -
ct i. r l-i,-re Ju'i !.. sti'f.teen hui dt.
s'. !. "lie contractor- -aid route s:
j.i,u,r. d r 1 1, - j ort tt entire x-tter mat! m i
t -
k
set. o'. tr., central route. sLj.i letter riii. t., t. f
rivd 'iiroul. in twenty u:-o ! ;iii. eir t t;. --i.
the year at,d in tw i.'v -three Jt.,t'
'oti tiioi.ths ol 'ne er. Itont uni-- t'ii t t.;it
iliouri jut. -onnecre3 i'h the Kt-t. to J'ii't.
m . a lift : i. ta. ai.u a!-o to Ceiner t n -. t .tt- c i; .
tn vt -ekl tv Liefer it . . too reat s.j l. ;.'
-n C coi. tractor--1, a , ai-t- t-e re. ni-s; ., , : -rt V
re-idu ol .i the mail fnatt r in a jieriod not x,e.i.
, intt thirty -nve days, tut:, the prni.et-e of eetlu
latter Bii-moctiiiy from Nev. ir,ik to Nr. rinc;--comttri-rti
tus mv- i. sea. and the pntli-dtl.
tnents in tbirly-fjve day 9 I lty tia:l aieo t-e re u:;. c
ciuriinr thecoi.nnoance ol t heir contract, t i nni.i ti'e
cori p etioii ol tiie oier tni t-taph. to rcn z j - i
enpre-s seuii-e kly. tt a schedule time : in c '
I eift.t inottha. and tmhe days lour uoi.th ct .
! jr tr lor tt (jdismrjisiit. Irve cf charge, tv p.
rf mail matter. ith the htery of citaljitif t'.t i
Ik lor tratisportali on cf letter hv sajd eapres- ;
eae-eJicr one doi.ar jsrr hail ounce r orthe a; "tt
r ie said contrae;or siiail receive th scun of c.j
Diilliou ooi irs r ainnrri: tl.e cnlrct for u U
I sert see to Le thus u, oc e-el bltre the teb; A i't.
ot Slaicli next, ana ttjireJuh one. e jrhtee: t "
dred nl sit-.-four.
rt . l' A 'i't y i: 'w:'r . a - ft a the cci 'rr.-'
crs ou rrut lae.te ti.ij-atid tn-e h-unareij aLO
etty eiht. st.a,i l-e t ntit.ed to tneir pre-L- r i
j lay curing the i,er.s; tittt re.,a;r--d U, t-',.r " (
; their rtocli frc in their pre-nt route to thete-r-a
route nitr.out irfortnirtr- the service, and -i a
entit d aio to tmo month i a on rr.tr pre-:.' t't "i
i tract as hi,uidsted riamaees lorsurta chaLfe t ;
. ui'. iiiuaur uy lu-tn n. accordance ittit
ofthe precetiir a-sct;o!.
ft "Th!
tl 11 . An t " i; nv tnn 1 l.-at. !.o. -u
Contractors t n tt.e route titln t hi u-anr-i, Te j n
rJred and seventy-eint !: to acoej 1 1 e at- is -imii.
I licati- u of their pre-ei.t ciit;aet on or be:.-
tts eLty-fth oay of 31 arch, as Lefore stat.d. 't.-r:
!' niafer ,eLenii i- di'et ted to annul .aid ct i.'rac
end advert:- lor thirty oa tor carrv-in t! e ma. .
themancer I erem jtov iced :ti,eetvice tocoii rx, lc
.uly ne. eiph'eer, 1 uncred and -iatv-r.i.e n a- -o'i
thereat r a- t o-sihle. and to expire Juie or-e
een hundred aLd sixu -Jour, and to let the
the ,'ovitsf respot!-ih!e' tidder. t avme due
their ability to enorui t!. servKe; and the sc:;. -.:
one iiiiliioij ol oo,iar is Lrrett appropriated. -..;:
any money in the irea-urv not other is ap,. ' -.
fcted. to carry into execution the provision- t;
much ol this act as provide ,,T the establi-hme: - .;
adailv mail on the Central route, trwtd' i. ...
, . I hat the rosttna-ter (..ntti or t oiire.-- -li
have j oner, from time to time a the same tr.-.
darned nces-ary. to alter or ruod.tv tne i-;
heretr autnori7d. or to lit an end to the -j-,:; . :
tirely. -hcuid the public interest Cetnar.d a ct-r : - I
nance ct the servi. e I'.ut in either case th c- i - i.-or-sha.'l
te entitled to receive aii each re-.-. : i-e
damages i- tiiey may su-tiiu t tcaQ" j -; . ,
terafiou or aunuiniei.t of tijeir contract
""tC. AM't tf tvir-tr tnurl'-i. I tiM t..
prt v i-ion -na i not nl lv load t
totites or contract-c inectsd with
OU1S
her tweitethousaiid lite hundred r,i .v.
-an)
and rlf IVstina-ter t.erera' i- autnt ried t
an'. "oc: ! -truce fec:e I -. the ;ie't.f; t,
said rtiu'e. ni.n ter otiued 1 i t.'.eccnti--, ;CJ
route. y v,- i are -ufi.r . , maii st r , ice. t.
feet I I on -uc!i -.i-ci i tii i:ni ( e
K.' Hi Ant'., it rr;. .n :. j.; ,
prttvi lot s of t!.. ,s ..Au j,,."" .
,l-l.lnel! of t,s r.-Ult. -pp't wd tt t 'Tvi, 1
nth it I t? rt:ar . eifh'es;. ultdMd ai. i -,v
! ei ore referred to. which t- i flict -wrl' - i
ol t' i-:-cr. ar her.f.. -tt-ja.ed
Af'i:ovt:..larcli '2. 3" 1.
1'.!..IV-A!i sc- j.-r the leli.t
i.'Pi ea. i:t -. fctiu IV ttawatoiiiie 1
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i't"' .'''' f -... ,,) ( ,
l-'crstin ti luir-,..!,"
1 ! th,
h
tr-.
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ttt i-j (M.-it.. k- j,. , k. .,..,',,,. v 7
an; . I- t-.ut to ti t- l it i -.t i';aa ,,, , I
:,;tiiit.- t.i.r:
t at.,1 I :
- '.il ;' 1 i tl.e Mite " t i
e to r ,. Jtei'je- i .' '
;!;., t uei ty i i: . --
i, l.'eta l.uniit ti i t
. ' I i.
i : .-t p-.ti.l t
tor- ,
unit i
i-i d the h-'j. J
r twet.t . sev.
uj pi. ni-:.tar tf , r.
u. :i;i.tei n hn.iu.'o m
V" ' "it .u Indian-. i:i d under the 'n-s't ''
fifth ar d i ,, At t.e. enihseeri l.-unc.-t .:
forty -six. M ith the J"i.stt,tirnie lari ti oj J-,..:;.;
and the ftecretaiy ol the Interior is inrherai. -t ht-.'t-It,
anthorie l -i d directed to a-certai'j aii'l re r it
the st-ui" titite hell.t r if ere i- any uioi ey t.j j r
eity I , rt !t Kt'e pat lib.e to eai-1 I'otfjf-satt nne l.a;-
under and by Mrtue ot tl trea'y ol tt her ruei tv
six. eighteen iiunnrei and tLirtv-'m o. or o'frtr.i
ties. htch ha- not l aeij aj propriaied and paid nJ
it ity. uhat amount
Arrenviu. ilaich C, K i :
( BiP. LVXV.-AliJti t t:,c uriLt: She t!ue Ol tl
uew ;jter fionn ft Austria.
h' iltma.t'tt 'f1i, Snaf Ho ass nf ,s;-r. s s
lift' ur 1'.' I nil"l r.-, tr A'--'Ti'0 lit tiHy ii - -
''.". Ifat tLe t en siiier florin ot Austria aliaj. itii.l
computations at tie eu-toui licuse. be etstin.a'ei i:
lorry-six cent" ami ru e, en-hm-ilreuths ol a c- n
AriT.t.. Li. March S. 1 1
Chat. I Wi An Act n akinir A prot tiati i - '"
-U ply a ie?,cieney in the A pi ropri-itn l s t, r ;
coini ttiotj t f t!, t.eoit t-ical "survey ol '-f
aud U ashn gton lerr;torn-s
,t tmt-tft ? .Vl!-ifoil' h'f -t
' xii' I'n'ttii ytr , 1 A n: r. i tn 'vn i." -t n -' -that
the lo.lnw ii.j; tntn- l. m ti t'e s.s
lieieLy . J jire priated. out fi n lutwev it; the J "en
try not oilier ise arpK piiaied. lo w
I ir-t. f or detraviii,.' iit- sxpetises ol a .' i'"-teconnoi-saiice
tmj .p orations in ottii : ' -VV
itshn ittot: I en it rie-, ot .-r and above r . ; ; r"
prist ions of 51 arch thru . eighteen I unil.-t-d ar 1 ' tf
llm e. a d ei-thteeti duii'Ked and li;:t -He. -' 1; "
cruu'- -toartd ml it; u-ttd. lire ilmt'-aii't ' '
litititltlifrf 'e'.euft:ttl' t'ciiar- and ,ei?j ' '".
e.oiiI . 1 tr xj ft- li culfeil lif tl.e f is1 ;- -
il t ; ht -teciiiient . Irota d:ieri't .ncaV" '
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;.r ; ut !i a-.i;!l.'jttl;cu-iiiii uls !..'.' -t r fct ;
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