GR-4©91 rdrto Duke University Libraries Communication f Conf Pam #346 I>=JT13flfliaM MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT. Richmond, Va., January 12, 186-1, To the Senate and House of Representative.'!: I herewith trdnf»rait, for your coii:»i(leration, a comm^.inication from the Secretary of the Treasury, submitting •■ the condensed e.itiuiitts of appi'opriarions required for the support of the G jvernmenc for the period Irora January 1 to June .SO, 1864, inclusive." It was intended that these e-^tiiuates shinih.' accompany my me sage of the 7th ultimo, but they seem to have failed to reach the commit e- s. I recommend th'it appr.jpria'io!i«j ])j tniido of tho sums specihel for the purposes indicated. JEFFERSON DAVIS. COMMUNICATION FROM SECRETARY OF TREASURY. Treasury Department, C. S. A., ) Richmond, January 11, 186 J. J His ExcELLENcy, the President : Sir: I have the honor to submit herewith duplicates of the corf- densed estimates of appropriations required f<)r the support of the Government ior the peiiod from January 1 to June 3 t, 1S6 I, inclu- sive, originals of which were submitted with ray report on tiie 7ih ultimo, and which, I learn, have failed to leach the commifees; and would respectfully request that you communicate the same to Coni^rcdS, Very respectfully, your obedient servant, C. G. MEMIMINGER, Secretary of Treasury. Digitized by tine Internet Arciiive in 2010 witii funding from Duke University Libraries Iittp://www.arcliive.org/details/communicationfro10conf ESTIMATES OF APPROPRIATIONS req-nred for the support v/ the Government for the period from January 1 to June 30, 1864, inclusive. Legislatict. For compensation and mileage of members aad dele- gates of the House of Representatives, *5200,0(iU 00 For compenftation of officers andck-rks of the House of Representatives, 5,C25 00 For contingent expenses of the House of Represen- tatives, " 40,000 0(1 For contingencies of the clerk's office of the House of Representatives^ oOO 0<' For compensation and mileage of members of the Senate, 47,880 00 For compensation of officers an ' clerks of the Senate, ^ 8.000 00 For contingent expenses of the Senate, 7,0J0 00 Executive. For compensatiun of the President of the Confede- rate States, 12,50;i 00 For compensation of the Vice President of the Con- federate States, 3,000 01' For compensation of the private secretary andmes- s nger of the President, 1,350 00 For compensation of private secretary of the Vice Presitlent, 500 (.'0 For contingencies and telegraphic expenses of the executive office, 3,500 00 Treasury Department. For Compensation of the Secretary of the Treasu- ry, Assistant Secretary, Comptroller, Auditors, Treasurer and Register, and clerks, messengers, watchmen, and laborers in the Treasury Depart- ment, 390,200 00 For incidental and contingent expenses of the Treas- ury Department, 37,400 00 For interest on the public debt, 20,000,000 00 For engraving and printing treasury notes, bonds, and certificates of stock, and for paper for the same, 800,000 00 For the payment of principals under Io%n of Au- gust 19, 1 60 1, this sum hein;:; amount due and payable o-i the I >t of July. I8l)4, 1,310,21)0 00 For ilie relit of executive bull liugs ^nd Presideut's hnii-e, 15.0110 0i> Todffi:iv ex|>cnst»s incurred in the transportation an I bafe k cping of com belonging to the New Oi leans banks. 559 OU IVar Dcpartmrnt. « For compensation of the Secretary of War, assistant secntitrv, chief of bureau, clerks, messengers, &c., in \V;ir b'larmeut, . 15ll,tJ0() 00 For iiicultntal and contingent expenses of the War Dep.irtraent, 90,000 00 For cMimpciitjation of commissioner and chief clerk of Indian affairs, and incidental expenses of bu- rean, 2,125 00 For contingent expenses of Adjutant and Inspector General s depai tment, 50,000 00 For iii>-nleiital and contingent expenses of the army and deparfmeiit of war, 250,000 00 Quartermasters Department , For pay of the army, • 235,434,820 00 For pay of officers, «&ic , required to collect the tax in kKid, ' 12,213,204 00 For Qiiarterraasters stores, subsistence, orda'.:ce and ordnance t^tores, from place of purchai^e to troops in the fieid, purchase of horses, mules, wagons, and harness, purchise of lumber, nails, iron and Etccl for ^tore houses, quaiters for troops, and other iep;nrs, hire of leamsters, laborers, &c., 70,630,446 00 For pay for horses of non-commissioned oliicers and pii'aies, killed in battle tinder Act No. 48, sec- tiiU 7, and for which provision is to be made, 100,000 00 For pay for property pressed into the service of the Cuiiteilei ate states under appraisement, said prop- el iv having been either lost or applied to the pub- lic service, 200,000 00 For thy sustenance of j.risoners of war under act ^io. IS I, .'cction I, and the hire of the neces-^ary jiiisdhs, guaid houses, kc, and for the safe keeping of ilie came, or so much thereof as may be neces- Kiiy, 1,()UO,OUO 00 For pat of officers on duty in the offices of .the Ad- jutant and Inspector General's deparfcinent, the (^uar'eiuia>ter generals dcj a rtment, medical en- gineer, oidnaDt.e,and subbiatence departments. 450,275 00 Commissary Department. For the purchase of subsistence stores and com- misary property, 57,988,000 00 Ordnance Department. For the ordnance service, in all its branches, -cJ, 000,000 00 For the nitre and mining service, '1,500,000 00 Engineer Department. For the Engineer service, 10,000,000 00 Medical Departmeyit. For pay of physicians employed by contract, 200,000 00 For pay of nurses and cooks, not euiisled or volun- teers, 350,000 OO For pay of hospital stewards, 100,000 00 For pay of matrons, assistant matrons and ward matrons, 350,000 00 For p^iy of hospital laundresses, 150,000 00 For medical and liospital supplies, 15,120,000 00 For the establishment and support of military hos- pitals, 250,000 00 Navy Department. For compensation of the Secretary of the Navy, clerks and messenger in his office, 14,G50 00 For incidental and contingent expenses of the Navy Department, 15,000 00 For pay of the navy, ^ I,4G3,I88 12 For provisions and clothing in Paymaster's Depart- ment, 1,531,750 00 For the construction of irou-clad vessels in the Confederate Stues, 3,000,000 OO For ordnance and ordnance stores, 1,85 ), 000 00 For repairs of vesir^cls, 3(tO,()0() oo For equipraeiits and stores of ve=isels, 5O0, Aevembcr 13, 1SG3. } pH8.5