Santa Fe Gazette, 1860-09-29

oiocers, ayrotesson, or teacher., u to them may Seem expedient, and may confer upon them such power), not inconsistent with the Constitution and laws of the United States, at may to thorn seem suitable to the end in view. They shall pro provide - vide provide for the election of their successors on thu 1st flay of October, 18C0jind annually thereafter ; but if from any cause, such elections should not take place at the times herein provided, thoy may bo appointed for any other convenient time. And the said trustees for the first election, and their successor, ever thereafter, shall determine and es establish - tablish establish the rules and conditions upon which sub sub-stribers - stribers sub-stribers and contributors to tho said gallery and school shall be admitted as members of the said institution, the manner in which thoy shall rote in the annual election, for trastee., and the priri priri-ligos - ligos priri-ligos thoy shsll enjoy in the said institution, and in tho lectures, exhibitions, and other proceedings thereof, A majority of said trustee, shall consti constitute - tute constitute qnorum to do btninesa. Sf.c. 4. iiná be it further macW. That the aid trustoes shall have power to grant and con- inn w meritorious persons, such degrees In the arts as thcr mar in their bv-lawa téliliuh t ami grant diplomas or certificate., under their common seal, and signed by the president and secretary to authenticate and perpetuate thu same, Bko. 6. And be iturtlier Mricta.Ttiat it shall be the duty of the trustees to keep regular books or journals, in which shall bo entered, under theif direction, an account of all their ordinary acts and liruceeunigi ; an tne oy-iaws, ordinances, rules end regulations a schedule of all the nromtrtr ami etiecta ol eveiy kind which may in any way be Tusieu tu me suia trustees lor tne use and benent of tbe said institution and the mimos of all tho subscribers and contributors qualified to rote for trustees, with their respective places of residence. And the said books or journals shall at all times bo open to the Inspection and examination of the said subesribers aud contributors, and when requi required - red required by either Uouso of Congress, it shall bo the duty of the said trustees to furnish any informa information - tion information respecting tho institution and its ulfuirs which may be so required. Sec. 0. And be il further enacted, That nothing in this act shall' be so construed as to authorise said corporation to issue any note, token, device, scrip, or othor ovidonce of debt to bo used as t currency. Sec. L nd be. it further enacted, That this act may at any time be altered, amended or repealed by the Congress of tho Uuitod States. Sec. 2. And be it fualhcr enacted, 'i'lml. It shall not be lawful for th. corporation hereby created to adopt any system of lottery or chances, as a mentis of making a revenue, or in distributing any works of art. ArrnotED, June lit I860. Csir. Cm.-An act proyldlnr. for nddltlonal leam. of II,. United SUM Circuit and Distrtot Courts la Urn Hato of Kentucky. Be ii enacted by the Senate and ffonse of Repmmtatms nf the United State. of America lit Congress ammbted, That, in addition to the terms of the circuit and district courts of the United States lor tho district of Ken Kentucky, - tucky, Kentucky, now provided for by law, a term of tho cir circuit - cuit circuit court and of the district court of the United SUtcs for the district of Kontucky shall be held in tho city of Louisville, in suid district, commen commencing - cing commencing on the fourth Monday In April in each year, and a term of each of said courts shall likewise be huid at said city, commencing on the fourth Mon Monday - day Monday in September in each year, each of said terms to continue, if tho business shall reouire It. twelve judicial days ; and special terms of said courts, or cither ol them, may be held at said city of Louis Louisville, - ville, Louisville, at such other timos as the districtjudge may appoint and process may be made returnable to any general or speclsl term of said district or cir circuit - cuit circuit court, it sstd city of Louisville, at anr suc ceeding term thereof, notwithstanding a term of saui courts may, in uie niaan time, be held at the seat of government of the State of Kentucky, or elsewhere. Sec. 2. And be it furthef enacted, That tho clerk of tho sold district and circuit courts shall keep clerk's office for said courts at Louis Louisville, - ville, Louisville, and all the records and papers pertaining to business in said courts at Louisville shall be kept therein, and shall appoint a deputy clerk for suid court, to reside in said city of Louisville. Seo. 8. And be it further enacted, That additional terms of the said district and circuit courts of the United State, for the district of Kentucky shall be held twice during each and every year at Covington, Kentucky, oommoncing on Ithal second Mondnv in .Innunrv and Hentem. ber, and continuing twelve Judicial days each, if tne puonc Diismess snail require It ; and special terms of said courts, or either of them, mar be held at said city of Covington it such othor times as the districtjudge of the United State, for said district may appoint ; and process may be made returnable to any general or special term of said district or circuit court., at said city of Corington, at any succeeding term thereof, notwithstanding a term ot said courts may have been held else- wnere in saia state. Use. 4. And bt iiybrUar enocfeat, Thai tha Clark of tbt said circuit and district court shall keep a clerk's office for said courts in said city of Covington, and all tho records and papers appertaining or relating to business in said courts held at Covington, shall be kept therein, and he shall appoint a deputy clerk for said courts, to reside in or near said city. sic. o. Ann oe it runner enacted, t hat tne districtjudge for said court of the United State, for the district of Kentucky may moke such rules and regulations for the regulation of the time, of holding special term of said court, and the procesa and business thereof, and th. fee. and cost! to be takod therein, as he shall deem expedient, if not inconsistent with any existing statute, and revise and alter the same when necessary. Sio, 6. And be it further enacted, That additional term of said district and circuit court, of the United States for the district of Kentucky, shall bo held twice during each and every year at Paducah, Kentucky, commencing at soch tintes as may be fixed by the presiding judge of said court, and continuing twelve judicial day. each, if the public businets shall require tt : and special terms of said courts, or either of them, may be hekl at said Faducah, at such other time, as the district judge of the United State, for said district of Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky may appoint, and process may be made re returnable - turnable returnable to any general or special term of said du du-trict - trict du-trict or circuit court, at said Paducah, at any suc succeeding - ceeding succeeding term thereof, notwithstanding a terra of said courts may have been held elsewhere in the Stole,

a ueputy cieri lor sara courts to reside in or near aud raducoa. , : , Appaonn, June 15,18C0. ' , Our. CXXXI.-AB Act making. Aiproprl.ttkm fr the oirflco of the Poy-OSk-a Dapartmeat durlne tbe fl,ual year anilina we ouin oi wane, mi, íe i enacted by the flenale find Bmst of Kcpretentatmt of the Umted States of Am Am-rica, - rica, Am-rica, in Congressaesmbted, That the folluw- trig sums be, and the same are hereby appropria appropriated, - ted, appropriated, for the service of the Post-Offlco lJein.rt.meni. for tin year ending th. 80th Juno, 1861, out of any moneys in tne treasury arising from the reve revenues - nues revenues of the said Department. In conformity to the act of the second of July, 1836 For transportation of the mails within the juris jurisdiction - diction jurisdiction of the United States, and on such routes along the coasts of the United States as do not touch at a foreign port, nine million six hundred and forty-four thousand five hundred and ninety eight dollars; Provided, however, That the maxi maximum - mum maximum componsntion to be paid to route agents shall not exceed eight hundred dollars per year. Forcomuensation to nostmas-tera twn milllnn six hundred and fll'ty-four thousand dollars, Pro Provided, - vided, Provided, kotvevtr, That where packages of newspa newspapers - pers newspapers or periodicals are received at any post-olhce directed to one address, and the names of Iho slub of subscribers to which thoy belong, with a postage tor a quarter in auvsnce. snail Do handed to the postmaster, he ahull deliver the some to their re spective owners. cor cierna in mo omcci or postmasters, eight hundred thousand dollars. For ship, steamboat, and war letters, twentv thousand dollars. For office furniture in the posUiflces. four thou sand dollars. For advertising, seventy thousand dollara. For moil-bogs, fifty-live thousuntl dollars, For paper required for nriutú blanks, tovenlv thousand dollars For printing blsnks, twelve thousand dollars. For wraiiping paper, fifty two thousand dollars. For mail locks, keys, and staniDS, fifteen thou sand dollars. For mail depredation and special agents, seven seventy - ty seventy thowtand dollars, Provided, That from and af after - ter after the first of July, one thousand eirrht hundred and sixty, not more than sixteen humdred dollars per annum sltull op allowed to any special agent of tne robi-uiuce department as compensation lor his services: Ana provided further. That the fourth section of an act entitled "An act to supply deficiencies in the appropriations for tho service oí the fiscal year ending the 30th of June, 1864," approved Mny 31st, 1864, be sod the some is here hereby - by hereby repealed. formiscellanconsrsiTments, one hundred and fifty thousand dollars. Provided, JThat M ahall be tho duty of tho PostmasteMlenerul to furnish to Congress, in his annual report on the first Mon Monday - day Monday of December next, and of each and .very year thereafter, a detailed statement of the expenditures mode under the head of "miscellaneous pnyniont.;" and that it shall not be lawful to use any of the money hereby appropriated, for the defence of suits brought against officers of the Fost-OSoce department for malfeasance, misfeasance or non feasance in olhce. or or acts committed by them under color of law, and in derogation of the right, ofcitixena. For postage stamps and .tampod envelopes, one hundred thousand dolían. For payment, of balances due to foreign coun, tries, three hundred thousand dollara. Ssc. i. ilnrf le it further nacfcut",Thut from and after tho Ulith of June, I860, the charge for the dilivery of letters by carriers, shall be not ex exceeding - ceeding exceeding one cent each, the whole of which shall be paid to them for their services. And the Post- Master Ueneral mar establish boxes for the dili very of letters at the outside stations in the sub suburbs' - urbs' suburbs' of cities, provided it can be done, without loss to the department or injury to the service; and any not revenue derived from the rent of said boxes may be applied by him towards tho payment of the expense of collecting letters or towards the vi vuo oAtn-iinu ot tuiieA.iiiii' ,,-urra or KiwnrtIB tne increase of the carrier, fund, a. he may deem just or equitable. j. Sec. 3, And be il further enacted, Tliat if the revenues of the Post-Office Department shall be insufficient to meet tho appropriations of this set. then tho sum of fire million seven thou thousand - sand thousand four hundred and twenty-four dollara and seventy five cents, or so much thereof aa mny be nesessary, be. and the same is hereby, appropria appropriated, - ted, appropriated, to supply deficiencies in the revenue of the PoBt-UfTice Department for the year ending the 30th June, 16(11. , . Sac, 4. And be it further enacted, That tha Postmaster-Ueneral be, and he is hereby, authori authorized - zed authorized to cause the mails te be transported botwoen the United States and any foreign port or ports, or between any port of the United otates to any other port of the United States, touching at a foreign port, by steamship, allowing and pay paying - ing paying thorefor.if by an American vessel, the sea and United states inland postage, and if br a foreign vessel, the sea postage only, on the mails ao con conveyed - veyed conveyed i Provided. That th. preference shall al always - ways always be given to an American over a foreign steamship, when departing from the sarao port for the same destination within thraa day. of each other. Bsc 5. And he It IrmriertTrrscled, That wmufh of tho appropriation ol the inland ntail service., ia provided for transportation of mails from San Francisco to Puget'i Sound, via Astoria in Ore Oregon, - gon, Oregon, shall be applied to the transportation cf aaid moils by land to Olimpia, whenever by law such service shall be provided in lien of ocean service. ApraoriD, June 15, 1860, . , i, .:. . Cair. cmrj -An Act anuOnilna He Sale of tie Weaum Military atrium m Btrronabur, katlnoky. , . btai-av-cIolbvltooYa JtarirateaJoaaateJ- merim M Ouagraa dakaOaeS, That tbt board of MmmwilOB, en of the Soldier.' home be, and they are hereby teUiorized andreqi)ired,toUaiiddisp Western Military Asylum, at Harrodsburg, Ken tucky, at sucn time ana manner, ana upon such terms and conditions as they may deem bast, and that the proceeds of such tola ba restored to the fund of the said Soldiers' Htrme : Provided. That no .ale shall be made until at leant sixty day.' pub. 11- .L x-a Lli I i i ..j,j fi ... i.u no- utwnroi a-wi uw iji.en t rnnvxaj iruKr, That said Bale be made within twelre month, from and after the patsago of ihia act. But said ale!

payment of the purchase money said Western Mil Military - itary Military Asylum, agoeable to the term, of sale, and npon tbe approval of such sale by the Secretary of War, make and deliver to the psrcbaser or purcba purcba-en, - en, purcba-en, on behalf the United State., a deed in fea simple for said property. Sana. AnHxltfaOur atuefatl, Ttllt Ike tanto BKtlntf the act of March three, eighteen hundred and EflV seven, which directa the sole or the Western MuV itery Asylum at Harrodsburg, Kentucky, b. and the samo is hereby repealed. approved, ouuu lo, Icon. CsaP. ajar -An Act U climi-c He ImtMa of tbt'Oittota Homo tor the CIMrlct of Bralca la Santlano, from Polal Intol Itoffl-o-milt, mtiMSUletf -tan, itMckd It f Aa &,. o! Sean. aVynar-tMIIaal Btarfn fn Ornare Bi-rmcfal Thtt tils Custoqi-HoutM of SBht district bo, and the same is hereby, changed from Point Isabel to Urownsvill. ; that tbe port of en entry - try entry heretofore existing at Point Isabel! aforesaid, be, and the samo ia hereby, abolished, and that Brownsville aforesaid be, and tho same Is hereby, created a port of entry fur bid district. tic. I And u UMAer uaeed. That lha Collector o aaH district shall henceforth keep his ófrico at Browns Brownsville - ville Brownsville aforesaid, and the same shall be removed, no. der such instructions as the Secretary of th. Treasury shall prescribe. SK. 1 MoaflBilArniMa-l, that a BepuW Oollaelnt of customs shall reside and keep hi. office it llrazos do Santiago aforesaid, who shall be, and he s hereby, authorized to enter and clear vessels. Par. 4. -tJoeVJNrfnartstactad, That all roods, warts Baa merchsndise of whatever description, tranaportod in bond to the port of entry hereby created, from ant other port or place in the United States, via Bra Brazos - zos Brazos Harbor, may, on their arrival in such harbor, be transhipped, Under such regulations, not incon inconsistent - sistent inconsistent with law, as the Secretary of the Treasury may prescribe. In other vossels for transportation via Uio Uninile to Brownsville aforesaid ; and anr goods, wares, or merchandise, of any description whatovor, unponcu into sara aistnct via saia nar hor, from any foreign country, may in like manner bo transhipped to said port of entry as herein prr nfed, lor goods, wares, ana mortrurauise ttiuunip- ped in bond. SK- . And ba íiurtAer mutM, That aa bud, oMIattu, power of attorney, or other instrument having legal lorce, aim giveu or tauten wun reiereuce to ui. i u-tom-house of ssid district, before the paeeage of this act. shall by this reason be in sny msnmr iinpairod, but the some ahull nevertheless Kinain valid. Approved, June 18, 16C0. Our, QXXTAn Bet to Bntesti BB Act rtf uUtlnl las Dtps,, mallo and tjoiiMlar syalatn f am Ualta-J Sutes. .1 itUetao'-MewoUotaUMd natal if Xnmuum ef flat UuttSMfArmlm.HCmfnatjmtltd, and after the thirtieth of -Tana next th. kingdom of Sadlnia be ranked in achodul. A of the conso consolar - lar consolar and diplomatic bill, approved August 18th, eighteen hundred and Cfty-nx, with Kassia, Spain, AtULTlB, IMUCU, JaOAlCU, UU twUlDa. bxa 1 Jai be ft furcAtr Metaa, That the Praet'ltnt Day , a- and with the tdvlct and ecBtcnt of th. Senate, appoint a representative to the Kingdom of Sar Sardinia, - dinia, Sardinia, of the grade of envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary, who shall receive for lu. services an annual compensation af twelve thoa- ssnd dollara and a secretary of legation, wl,o shall receive for his services an annual compensation of ono thousand eight dundred dollars. : tjsc . Jwdbaati--larc-uciict, ToBlaUacta sad parta of acts fixing th. rank and compensation of the rep representativo - resentativo representativo of the United States and the secretary of legation at Sardinia be, and the earn, are here by, repealed, so far as the the same are inconsistent with tliis act v Approved, Juno 16, 1860. ' Caar. CIXJV1 ;-An Act to amend at All tillad "At Act it addition lo ina Acts Problbtliai Uw Stare Trada. lit ü mtvüá by Uf .taaala and ñnH tf RrpnttnlaiimtfAi MWAtufaio i e-arica Cbavrou otamaM, Tba) It Hual and may be lawful for th. President of tha United ti . . . i . . . ..l ". faUu " p, , locietie., or body coiiorata, for i, nn not exceeding live yean, to receive from thl United State, through thuir duly constituted agent or agents, apon the coast of Africa, all negrece, muluttoee, or persons of color, delivered from oft board vossels seized in the prosecution of the liar, trade, by commai.dera of the United State armed vessels, and to provide the said negroes, mnlsttc, tnd person, of color with comfortabi. clothing, shelter, and provisions for a period not exceeding one year from tho date of their landing on the coast of Africa, at a price in no case to exceed one hun hundred - dred hundred dollars for each person so clothed, sholtemd, and provided with food : Provided, That sny con contract - tract contract so made as aforesaid may be renewed by th. President from timo to time ss found necessary for period, not to exceed fiv. -feat, on each renewal, NK. I. J-tJbaur-AaratucttJ, That LbB President of lha) United States he, and he it hereby, anthoriierl tf) iasue instructions to commanders of armed v-Htela of the United States, directing them whenever it shall be practicable, and Under such rule, and regu lations as ne may presenile, proceed mreetly to the coast of Africa, and there delirar to the anent or agents of tha United State, all negroes, mulat mulat-tow, - tow, mulat-tow, tnd persona of color deli vexed from on board vessels seized in the protecntioi of the slave trade, afterwards bringing the eaptired restéis and por tóos .ngagea in prosecuting tie Slav, trade to tot United State! lor trial and adjudication. ; . ; tn I. And it dBataar imcM, Ttiat thl PretUatt of thl United State, ha, and he is hereby, authorized to take immediate measure, in hi. discretion in tt cordsnoe with existing laws, and with tha praria tiona of the first section of this act for removing to the coast of Africa, and there providing will food, shelter, and clothing fore tans not ejtctediug one year from tba date of landing in Africa tha), captured Africans recently landed ia the southern, district of Florida and that the ram of two bun-- ilwül .nJ flIVw fhitnaaiMl rl.llaaa annrrmriei, an- that purpose out of any monies in tha toieno, ; Approved, June 16, 1860, Cut. CXXXm. An Aet lo ftotlllaU ftroOualwllon netware tbt AUanllo and patino malaa by Baatnc lblatrtfJi, . t at UaeXtle lAa atnalaaekl tTaftr a'aaraayin . r.uai anM Jawnco tn Omorm mmX, That tat seer-t- I . . T . . t fa, 0f tho Treasury, under tne direction of the tnattamdcnremthrira.!

que' ' ""1 - r " - " - rjTirVti, The same do not exceed, in the wholo, the 1 rv ue f fjHj thousand dollars and tbe same end effects, real and persomü, to grant, bargain, sell, convey, assure, demise, and to farm , . ... .iHnA nn i.tUMt fa Iho no. th. let, ami , i-u u. . said institution I and by the same name to me and be sued, to plead aim ue lupteaaea, in any court, of law and equity i and to malte and use a common seal, and tha same to break and alter tt their pleasnre and generally, bv and in the same name, to do and transact all and everjr the busi business - ness business touching or concerning the premises. Seo. 3. AndtxtifurlheravKtnl, That the tniatMH aforesaid shall hold their offices until the ' a-., j. r ivtnhnp 1 AitO. and nntil their nnrcen.