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 the following sutns, heFeinafter mentioned. be and the same are AeFcby apptOPfiassd 'or the seEsiss uf lhe cnrFent 6scai year. via For fniEIling treaty ssipulasions with vaFi- css Indian trIees, end for other purposes, vix:

 TO THE PuTrAwAToMIEs.

 For payment M money. ,e enable said h. dians to arrange their aiiairs and pay their just debts, so pay for their improvements, io purchase wsgons. horses, and other means of transportation fo their new homes. aud to pay individuals fnr the loss of property. ssipD- lated in the 6lth article of the treaEy oi hith Jeoe, eighteen handrsd and fory-six, hiiy thousand dollars;

 For removal and subsistence oS sasd tn- iians. stipulated in the sixth article of sad treaty. sixty thousand dollars.

 TO THE CHERoKEES.

 Fos indemnity to the treaty party for ir'sses ssa expenses iacnSred in consequence og the treaty of eighieen hundred and thirty five. stipulated in ihe sixth article oi the treaty of sixill Aagast, eighteen hundred and tarty-Slx, oae hunslged and fifteen thousand dollars,

 For payment 10 slie Cherokee nation for printing press, materials and other property destroyed, stipulated in the eighth article Of said treaty, two thousand dollars;

 For indemnity to those whose arms were taken from tieui, previous 10 their removal west. same article of said treaty, five thou- sand dollars;

 For payment of this sum, being in lieu of all claims oi the Cherokee nation. as a na- lion. prior 10 the treaty ol eighteen hundred and Ihir,v fire, same article oi said treaty, twenty thousand dollars.

 For expenses of removal of Choctaws from the Slaie of Mississippi, and for their subsistence for twelve months thereafter, in addition to former appropriations seventy four thousand seven hundred and ffty-one dollars;

 For payment ol interest. m lieu of IEvest- ment. on seven,y-tive thousand dollars, at five per centum per annUm, to the Seneca Indians of New York, from the first of July, eighteen hundred and foriy-six. to lhiriieth June. eighteen hundred and fony-seven, stipulated in the act of June tweniy-seyenth, eighteen hundred and for,y-six, three lhon- san,! seven hundred and fifty dollars.

 For interest OH the amounts awarded Choctaw claimants, under the fourteenth article of the treaty of Dancing Rabbit creek, of the twenty-seyen.h September, eighteen hundred and thirty, for lands on which they resided, but which ii IS now impossible io give theni, and m lien oi the scrip that has been awarded under the act of tweaiy-ihird August, eighteen hundred and for,y-two. not deliverable east, bs the thirl section of the said law. per aci of third of March, eighteen hundred and forty-hve, Tor the year eighteen hundred and foFty-seven, foriy-Ihree thou saisd six hnadred dollars.

 To make good the interest on investments on Siate stocks, and bonds for various Indian tribes. noI yet paid by the States. to be reim- bursed out nf the interest when collected, nineteen thousand five hundred and thirty four dollars and nine cents.

 To make good the interest on iny nyestments in State stocks and bonds for the Chickasaw tribe of Indians. not vet paid by the States. 10 be reimbursed out of the interest when eel lecied, fonrleen thousand nine hundred and sixty-three dollars and twentysix cents.

 For the reapp,o opria;ion ef this sum lcar- rlesl 10 the surplus fund stipulated ,o be paid ,o the Chippewas, O'towas, aud Potta- waiomies in consideration of a change of boundary of the country ceded to said tribes al the treaty of Chicago. concluded on the twenty xth and twenty seventh days of Sep tember, eighteen hundred and thiry-three. per supplementary article 10 said treaty, ten thousand dollars.

 For the reappropriation of this sum lear ried to the surplus fund to meet payments 10 certain Cherokee Indians for improvements abandoned, under the treaty Of sixth May. eighteen hundred and twen,y-eight, three hundred and for.y-Ihree dollars and sixty cents.

 JOHN W. DAVIS, Speqker

 ef De HouSe Representatives.

 G'M. DALLAS.

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