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Message, documents and papers accompanying the-Continued.
report of John Y. Mason, Secretary of the Navy...............

945
List of papers accompanying the same.............

959
List of deaths...........

28 960
List of resignations.......

28 962
List of dismissions................

8 964
report of Commodore C. W. Skinner, Chief of the Bureau of
Construction, &o........

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968
List of contracts under cognizance of the Bureau of
Construction, &c..

3 977
report of Commodore Lewis Warrington, Chief of the Bureau of
Ordnance, &c. ........................................... 2

1096
List of papers accompanying the same............ 2
report of Commodore Joseph Smith, Chief of the Bureau of
Yards and Docks ..........

1101
List of papers accompanying the same............ 2

1113
List of contracts under cognizance of the bureau... 2

8 1130
report of Gideon Wells, Chief of the Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing ......

1226
List of contracts made by Bureau of Provisions and
Clothing ......

1261
report of Dr. Thomas Harris, Chief of the Bureau of Medicine
and Surgery.........

1268
estimates from the paymaster and quartermaster of the marine
corps .........

1275
report of J. L. Edwards, Commissioner of Pensions, with lists 2

1280
of invalid, widow, and privateer pensioners and estimates

1282
report of A. 0. Dayton, Fourth Auditor, on the receipts and

expenditures of the navy pension fund and privateer pension
fund.........

1301
report of Lieutenant M. F. Maury. National Observatory....

1303
communication to the commander of Pacific squadron.........

1303
extract from a letter to Commodore T. Ap Catesby Jones.....

1804
report of board of officers respecting Mr. U. Brown's liquid fire.

1306
communication from Mr. U. Brown....

1308
report of C. Johnson, P. M. General..

1311
table of mail service.......

1329
comparative statement of the extent and cost of mail ser:
vice.........

1331
railroad service.......

1332
steamboat service................

1337
number of mail contractors and new routes...

1341
report of W. J. Brown, Second Assistant Postmaster General..

1341
despatch from George Bancroft, postal arrangement with Great
Britain.......

1348
report of John Marron, Third Assistant Postmaster General...

1351
report of P. G. Washington, Auditor of the Post Office Depart.
ment.........

1357
Stockton case ............................
Appendix accompanying the message, being a report of the Sec.

retary of War, in answer to a resolution of the Senate, " call-
ing for such military reports as have been received since the
transmission of his annual report..

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sort ..........................

of the President of the U. S., report of the Secretary of the
Navy on floating dry docks .....

................. 3
transmitting report of Secretary of War with correspondence

with General Taylor and others. ......................... 3
transmitting documents in relation to the return of Santa Anna

and Paredes to Mexico, and refusing to furnish instructions
given to Mr. Slideil.......

........ 3
list of papers accompanying the same......

......... 3
transmitting report of the inspectors of the penitentiary of the

District of Columbia.....
transmitting copy of General Taylor's answer to the letter of

Secretary of ar, dated January 27, 1847..... ........
transmitting correspondence not already published concerning

rough rice and paddy.......
list of papers accompanying the same. ........................

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Message of the President of the United States-

in relation to propositions from the Mexican authorities for a
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treaty of peace.........
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list of papers accompanying the same...
returning the bill entitled "An act to provide for continuing cer-

tain works in the Territory of Wisconsin, &c.," with his ob.

jections to its becoming a law..........
transmitting copy of the constitution of Wisconsin .............
transmitting reports from the Secretary of State and Secretary

of War, with correspondence between the same and Generals

Scott and Taylor, and between General Scott and Mr. Trist
neol

list of papers transmitted by the Secretary of State...........

communications with General Scott....................

communications with General Taylor..................

index to the documents transmitted by Secretary of War. ......
SU

transmitting letter of Secretary of State and documents relating

to reciprocity in trade and shipping........
transmitting correspondence between the Secretary of War and

General Scott.....................
list of papers accompanying the same........
transmitting communication from the Secretary of War, with

report of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs in relation to

the Cherokee Indians........
transmitting copy of the treaty of peace with Mexico.....

list of documents with the same......
08S

transmitting reports of the Secretaries of State, Treasury, War,

and Navy in relation to New Mexico and California........
refusing to furnish instructions given to Messrs. Sevier and Clif-

ford.................
1087

transmitting a report in relation to the number of Indians in Ore.
808

gon, California, and New Mexico ; number of military posts ;
EOS

number of troops required in each, and the force which
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should constitute the peace establishment.........
20

in relation to Lieutenants Pendee and Singletary...........
BOEL

in relation to National Assembly of France....
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transmitting report of extra compensation to Generals Cass and
OSE

Taylor ........................

with correspondence between various public officers, on the sub-
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ject of the Mexican war.........
Miller, John, report of, as agent at Council Bluffs......
Mitchell, R. B., report of, as sub-agent at Council Bluffs..
Mexican war, messages of the President and correspondence relative to..
Mexico, report of the occupation of the city of ......

return of Santa Anna and Paredes to.....

treaty of peace with the republic of.......
TOST

terms of treaty with, proposed by the President....
CORT

proposed by the Mexican authorities......
withdrawal of the army from.....
35d North

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National armories, expenses of..............
National Assembly of France .......................................
Navy, report of the Secretary.......................
Navy Department, clerks and others employed in
Naval service, appropriations for the, in 1847.

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Ordnance, report of the Chief of Bureau.......

2 8 679
examination of, at foundries by Lieuts. Walbach and Talcott... S 711

19

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Page, Charles G., examiner of patents, report of ..
Passengers arriving in the United States ........
Patents, annual report of Commissioner of.......

index to the same.....
Patent Office, additional examiners.............

room for models ........
Payments for support of the civil list .....
Paymaster General, report of .......
Peace, propositions for .......

establishment, military ........

treaty of, with Mexico ........
Pendee and Singletary, Lieutenants .....,
Penitentiary, District of Columbia..
Pensions, report of Commissioner of......
Pensions, navy claims, rejected ..............

balances in the hands of agents, ....
Picket, John, and others, claim of ......
Ports, Mexican, orders and instructions regulating contributions in...
Postage on steamboats ........
Postmaster General, report of.....
Post Office Department, additional allowance to mail contractors........8

clerks and others employed in................
cost of transportation, and receipts of postage..
estimates for fiscal year commencing July 1,

1848 ................... !!!!!!!!
foreign mail service.................!!!!
mail service of .............................
mail from Charleston to Chagres.............
mail from New York to Bremen..............
postage on steamboats ......................
railroad service.............................
receipts and disbursements, Treasurer U.S...
receipts and expenditures for 1847..........
revenue for year ending June 30, 1848 ..

steamboat service.......
Price, Stephen, Colonel, report of...................
Propositions for peace........
Public Buildings and Grounds, annual report of Commissioner of ...
Public debt....................................
Puebla, report of siege of ........................................

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list.

Railroad service for the Post Office Department..
Reciprocity in trade and shipping .....
Receipts and expenditures for the year ending 30th June, 1847.

payments for the support of the civil
miscellaneous...
intercourse with foreign nations..............,
public debt .....
military establishment....
naval establishment,.................
statement of balances.................
outstanding warrants....................
general statement of certain appropriations inade,

by law for the fiscal year ending 30tn June,

1847......................
military establishment, statement exhibiting the

balances of appropriations unexpended on ihe

1st of July, 1847 ..
naval establishment, similar statement, .......

Vol. Doc. Page.
Receipts and expenditures, statement of the estimates and appropriations

for the years 1844, 1845, 1846, and 1847..... 1 7 323
statement of balances due to, and by officers of
the United States.......................... 1

7 325
statement exhibiting the operations of the several

land offices during the fiscal year 1847, and
the balances of the receiver's accounts ...... 1

334
statement of the accounts of receivers of public
money, from the sales of public lands, on the
Ist July, 1847............................

348
statement exhibiting the amount of duties arising
on imports, ronnage, &c.........

7 360
statement exhibiting the accounts of collectors

of the customs who went out of othce previous-
ly to the 1st July, 1846, and of other persons
indebted to the United States on account of
customs...............

404
payments into the treasury on warrants drawn

on collectors of the customs, not yet passed to
their credit.........

420
Receipts during the year ending the 30th June, 1847..

22
Regulars and volunteers engaged in the war with Mexico...............
Rejected navy pension claims....................
Reports, list of, to be made by public officers at the commencement of the

session.........................
Reservations, Creek Indians..........................................
Revenue marine service.....

duties and expenditures...,
Rice, rough and paddy, unpublished correspondence in re
Richmond, Wm. A., report of, as acting superintendent at Detroit.....

817
Riggs, S. R., report of .......

921
Riley, Col. Bennett, court of enquiry.......
River and harbor bill, veto of............
Rucker. W. E., report of, as sub-agent at Great Nemaha.........

875
Rutherford, s. M., report of, acting superintendent and agent western ter.

ritory...........................
report of schools, acting superintendent and agent
western territory......

939

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Sacramento, reports and sub-reports, of the battle of.......
Santa Anna, return of.......
Şelden, William, Treasurer of the United States, accounts for 3d and 4th

quarters of 1847, and
1st and 2d quarters

1848...............
receipts and disburse-
ments of the Post O.

Department.........
Scott, General, correspondence of, during the war.
Singletary and Pendee, Lieutenants. Court-martial...
Skinner, Charles W., Commodore, Chief of Bureau of Construction, &c.,

report of.....
Slater, L., report of. Farm report of Ottowas........
Smith, Joseph, Commodore, Chief of Bureau of Yards and Docks, report of
Smith, George N., farm report, Ottowas and Chippewas........
Solicitor of the Treasury, report on claim of John Picket and others .....

Matthew Wood & Hall..
Standard weights and measurers...
Siate Departments, contingent expenses of....

clerks and others employed in....
Steamboat, mail service........
Steambuats, postage on........
Strength of the army at tina ciose of the Mexican war.....
Subsistence, roport of the Commissary General.....
Surgeon General, acling, report of..... ...

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Talcott, George, Colonel, report of......,

8 679
Lieutenant, report of........................................

711
Taylor, General, correspondence of, during the war..
Teas, annual consumption of, from 1821 to 1847...

121
Territories, north and south of 36° 30'.........
Totten, J.G., Colonel, report of........

594
Towson. Nathan, General, report of........

591
Treasury Department, annual report of the Secretary of, on the fin

additional clerks for .....
clerks and others employed in

contingent expenses of ....
Treasurer's accounts for the 3d and 4th quarters of 1847 and 1st and 2d

quarters of 1848 ..........
report of receipts and disbursements of the Post Office De-

partment.........
Treaty, claims under the Cherokee, of 1835–36........
Preaty of peace with Mexico ... ...............................

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Vawter, William..................
Vaughan, Alfred, report of, sab-agent on Osage river.........
Vera Cruz, report of investment and bombardment of...........
Veto of the river and harbor bill............................
Volunteers and regulars engaged in the war with Mexico ................

too

Walker, Robert J., annual report of, on the finances....
War correspondence.......
War, report of the Secretary of........
War Department, clerks and others employed in........

contracts under authority of.........

contingent expenses of ..........
Warrington, Lewis, Commodore, Chief of Bureau of Ordnance.......
Weights and measures, standard...................
Wells, Gideon, Chief of Bureau of Provisions, &c., report of.....
Williamson, T. H., report of, .......

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