Members of legislature.

Legislative printing,

etc.

tion of

of the secretary of the board of regents of the university, and the corresponding secretary of the State society, for the promotion of agriculture, two thousand two hundred dollars.

LEGISLATURE.

For the legislature, for compensation and mileage of the members and officers, one hundred and five thousand dollars; for advances for contingent expenses to the clerk of the senate and the clerk of the assembly, twenty thousand dollars; and for postage, expenses of committees, compensation of witnesses, the legislative manual, the clerk's and Croswell's manuals, and other contingent expenditures, eighteen thousand dollars.

STATE PRINTING AND TRANSMISSION OF DOCUMENTS.

For printing for the legislature, including binding, mapping and engraving; also, for publication of the official canvass and other official notices, for printing and binding the session laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-seven, and for printing the natural history of the State, one hundred and thirty thousand dollars.

Transporta For the transportation of public documents by documents. express, the session laws, the journals and documents of the legislature, reports, books and packages for the public offices, and the expenses of boxes, pursuant to chapter two hundred and fifty-four, of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-seven, five thousand dollars; and for supplying other States with reports of the court of appeals and the supreme court, pursuant to chapter five hundred and thirty-six, of the laws of eighteen hundred and thirty-six, seven hundred and fifty dollars.

Inspectors of prisons.

State prisons.

STATE PRISONS, ETC.

For the inspectors of State prisons, for salaries, to each of them one thousand six hundred dollars; and for traveling expenses, to each of them, six hundred dollars.

For the State prisons, for maintenance, three hundred and fifty thousand dollars; and for the supplying of Croton water to the prison at Sing Sing, pursuant to chapter two hundred and eighty-two, of the laws

of eighteen hundred and sixty-one, one thousand eight hundred dollars.

For the chaplains of State prisons, for the purchase Chaplains, of books for the use of the convicts at the State prisons, as follows, namely: at Sing Sing, four hundred dollars; at Auburn, three hundred dollars; and at Clinton, two hundred and fifty dollars.

to con

For repayment to contractors at the State prisons, Repayment of deposits made by them, pursuant to chapter four tractors. hundred and sixty-five, of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-three, two thousand dollars.

tiaries.

For the penitentiaries of this State, for mainte- Penitennance of convicts incarcerated in them pursuant to chapter one hundred and fifty-eight of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-six, chapter five hundred and eighty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-five, and chapter six hundred and sixty-seven of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-six, five thousand dollars.

For the sheriffs of the several counties of this sheriffs. State, for compensation for the transportation of convicts to the state prisons and penitentiaries of this State, pursuant to chapter one hundred and twenty-three of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-nine, and chapter one hundred and fifty-eight of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-six, twentyfive thousand dollars.

ASYLUM FOR INSANE CONVICTS.

For the asylum for insane convicts, for maintenance, pursuant to chapter one hundred and thirty of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, fifteen thousand dollars.

STATE LUNATIC ASYLUMS.

Asylum for

insane con

victs.

state lunatic

For the State lunatic asylum, for salaries of officers, omcers of ten thousand dollars; and for maintenance of Mark asylum, etc. Jack, an insane Indian, two hundred dollars; and

for maintenance of female convicts, six hundred dol

lars.

river state

For the Hudson River State hospital for the Hudson insane, for salaries of the medical superintendent hospital. and treasurer, which sum shall be in full for the

Houses of refuge.

Deaf and dumb.

Blind.

Idiots.

National guard.

planning and superintending of the erection of the said hospital, four thousand five hundred dollars.

HOUSES OF REFUGE FOR JUVENILE CONVICTS. For the society for the reformation of juvenile delinquents in the city of New York, forty thousand dollars.

For the house of refuge of Western New York, thirty-five thousand dollars.

PUBLIC CHARITIES.

For the institution for the deaf and dumb, for the instruction and maintenance of two hundred and eighty-five State pupils for one year, pursuant to chapter five hundred and fifty-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-four, or a proportionate amount for a shorter period of time or a smaller number of pupils as shall be duly verified, fifty-one thousand three hundred dollars; and for payment of interest on the indebtedness of said institution, twelve thousand and sixty-five dollars.

For the New York institution for the blind, for the instruction and maintenance of one hundred and fifty State pupils for one year, pursuant to chapter five hundred and fifty-five of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-four, or a proportionate amount for a shorter period of time or a smaller number of pupils as shall be duly verified, forty-five thousand dollars.

For the State asylum for idiots, twenty-five thousand two hundred dollars.

MILITIA.

For the national guard of the State of New York, for salaries, pay of officers and privates, purchase of arms, uniforms, equipments and military supplies, and other authorized expenditures, pursuant to chapter three hundred and thirty-four of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-four, and chapter four hundred and seventy-seven of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixty-two, including the printing of muster rolls of volunteers, two hundred thousand dollars.

ONONDAGA SALT SPRINGS.

etc.

For the salt springs at Onondaga, for salary of the Salt springs, superintendent, compensation of clerks and other persons employed, and for other necessary expenses, pursuant to chapter three hundred and forty-six, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, fifty thousand dollars.

AGRICULTURE.

tural so

etc.

For the State society for the promotion of agricul- Agriculture, and for the agricultural societies in the several cleties, etc. counties of this State, for donations, twenty thousand dollars; and for salary of the entomologist of the State society, one thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.

INTEREST ON STATE INDEBTEDNESS.

For interest on the debt of thirty-six thousand dollars created for the benefit of the Stockbridge Indians, pursuant to chapter two hundred and eight, of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-eight, and chapter thirty-seven, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty, two thousand one hundred and sixty dollars.

INDIAN AFFAIRS.

Interest on
Stockbridge

debt for

Indians.

Indians.

For the Onondaga Indians, for relief, pursuant to Onondaga chapter two hundred and six, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, three hundred dollars.

For the agent of the Onondaga Indians, for com- Agent of pensation, pursuant to chapter three hundred and seventy-six, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fiftyone, one hundred dollars.

For the agent of the Onondaga Indians residing on the Allegany and Cattaraugus reservations, for compensation, pursuant to chapter one hundred and seventy-eight, of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-seven, fifty dollars.

agent.

For the agent for taking the census of the Onon- Census daga Indians on the Allegany, Cattaraugus, Tuscarora and Tonawanda reservations, and paying their annuities, for compensation, pursuant to chapter seventy-three, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-eight, one hundred and fifty dollars.

Attorney of

St.

For the attorney of the St. Regis Indians, for com- ndies.

Attorney of

Seneca
Indians.

Removal of intruders.

Sending reports of

pensation, pursuant to chapter three hundred and twenty-five, of the laws of eighteen hundred and sixtyone, one hundred and fifty dollars.

For the attorney of the Seneca Indians, for compensation, pursuant to chapter one hundred and fifty, of the laws of eighteen hundred and forty-five, one hundred and fifty dollars.

For the expenses of removing intruders on Indian lands, pursuant to chapter two hundred and four, of the laws of eighteen hundred and twenty-one, two hundred dollars.

MISCELLANEOUS.

For the sheriffs of the several counties of this convictions. State, for compensation for transmission to the Secretary of State of the reports of convictions by the courts of special sessions, pursuant to chapter two hundred and fifty-nine, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifty-nine, one hundred dollars.

Drawings for natural history.

Levi S.
Backus.

James
Minor.

Washington's headquarters.

County clerks.

Surrogates.

Interest on general fund debt.

For compensation for persons employed in preparing drawings for volumes four and five of the natural history of the State, one thousand five hundred dollars.

For Levi S. Backus, a deaf mute, for the supplying of the "Radii" to the deaf and dumb persons of this State, pursuant to the conditions of chapter three hundred and twenty-nine, of the laws of eighteen hundred and thirty-nine, three hundred dollars.

For James Minor, for his annuity, pursuant to chapter two hundred, of the laws of eighteen hundred and fifteen, sixty dollars.

For Washington's headquarters at Newburgh, for compensation of the keeper, one hundred dollars. For fees of county clerks, pursuant to part one, chapter twelve, title two, section sixty-three, of the Revised Statutes, fifty dollars.

For fees of surrogates, pursuant to part two, chapter six, title two, section fifty-nine, of the Revised Statutes, twenty-five dollars.

FROM THE GENERAL FUND DEBT SINKING
FUND.

INTEREST ON STATE INDEBTEDNESS, ETC.
For interest on five million four hundred and sev-