Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-03-02
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

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MIR. Sterrs Of New York submitted the following
resolution, which directed 10 lie one ay on the Ia
ble ~ "
Rcsolped, That the Postmaster General he directed
to inform this House what mail routes within the
oned States the ma is required, by contract TO be
transported on Sunday.
Mr. Finch submitted the following resolution which
was o'dered 10 lie ON the table day:
RESOLVED. That the Secretary OF War be instructed
70 furnish b's House with plan of oriic aoAs Tor
the defence OF the Northern Frontier, bounded ON Tho
forty nth degree OF north Latitude and especially a, or
near the outlet of Lake Chainplain.
MIR. Archer, from the Committee Foreign Affairs
exported The following bill, which was referred to
committee oil the Whole on the State of the Union and
dis ected 10 be printed.
BIZ TO amend an act, entitled An act fixing the
compensa ion OF Public Ministers and of Consus ,e
siding Oh the Coast OF Barbary, and for o,hsr purpo
ses" - r"'fN
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of R,,,.,en.
tdltDes the United States If -fmerica in Congress
assembled, That there shall hereafter be allowed 10
Minister Penipoteniiary OF the United States 10 aov
'oregn country, compensation at the nine thou.
sad dollars per annum tor all his personal services and
expenses; TO Charge dies Adres compensation at the
rate OF four thousand i've hundred dollars per annum
ior all ms personal services and expenses to S.cre-
ary OF Legation, g mpensation at the rate OF two thou
sand dollars aDnsn for all his personal services and
expenses; to any Consul who shall be appointed to re
"e al Anglers, compensation at rate exec eding
Jour hohs"hi dollars per annnm, Tor all his personal
services and expenses; any other Consul who sh Al,
De appointed 10 reside at any other OF States on the
|ods' OF D"rpary, compensation at rate not exceeding
WV per dnnum, all his
Serves ana expenses; nor snail there be appointed
more Than one Consul for any one OF the SAID States
fF0Dded' that 1t shall be lawful for the Plesiden of
the United States 10 allow Minister P,enuotenti,.
ry, or Charge DIES Aaire<, on his appontment mr. mn
us uansier from service III foreign country 10 such
service IN anoh-r, an OUTFIT which shall no case ex.
ceed one years iuiI salary OF such Minister or Charge
des Alliances but no Consul shall be allowed an outfit,
III any case whatever, any usage to the contrary not
wit!standins
SEC. g. ind be ii further enacted. That. 70 enftle
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he comp nsaiion herein provided, they shall respec-
lively be appointed by the President by with the
advice and consent OF the Senate; unless IN cases in
which the appointment shall be made by the President
ia Tie recess OF the Senate which cases such an.
poihiment shall be submitted for al the
lie III session thereafter aud shall be made by commits
sion, which shall expire with The termination OF such
sess"n. And no compensation shall be allowed TO any
Chsrse dss hfiares, or Secretary OF Legation, who
sh"h no be appointed az aioresaid Procded, That 10.
'hg hereih contained, shall be construed foI bid
e allowance oil compensation, any exceeding
Tie cOinPensa ion herein before provided Tor erre-
tory OF l. CATION, in no case including fit, any per-
soh "her than Secretary OF Leg alton, who NAV be
ie Ia charge OF the p;pers OF legation, by Minis en-
departing from his station; t. any Consul or other
person, who thall. tie retirement death OF Min.
s'er, or Charge des AHdres take under his cdi the
papers OF such legation, aud discharge diplomatic hunc.
ions on behalf OF The United Siaes, TO the satisfaction
VI the President.
be allowed TO every Minister Charge DIES Alare. OIL
the termination OF his mission service salary Tor three
months, in lieu OF the continuance of salary and of
all expenses OF his from such mission or ser.
vice.
SEC. IND be il further enacted, That sum of
one thousand dollars per annuD, be allowed TO each
Mihter and Charge des Ahaires, in lieu of all allow
ahces Tor contingent expenses provided that the Presi
deD OF the United States shall be authorized to allow
to each OF the Ministers at London, Paris and ST. Pc.
tefsbufg further sum Of wothousanJ dollars per an
nun; aud allowance for coutins ences except a.
herein provided, shall be made in any whatever
Mr.. Archer from the same Committee, reported the
following bill, which disposed OF in the same man.
ner as the foregoing:
An Act previding The settlement Of the accounts OF
cettau diplomatic funciiondries.
BE IL cnGcfedby The SeaGte and House nj Bepresen.
fofiUfs NJ the United States NJ ameTica in Congress
assembled, That the proper accounting officer o. the
Treasury be, and he s, hereby. authorized under the
dir econ OF the Secretary OF State, 10 sete the &C.
courts Il William u. Lawrence, late Cha ge des At
TAI OF the United States at London; OF Alex nder IT.
Everett, late Mbister OF the United States to Spain;
OF James Barbour. Jr late acting Secretary Of Lsga
lion Al London; OF William RddclD, late Consul OF the
United dcs Il Lima, for diplomatic services perform
ed upon the death Of the Charge des AFares of the u
States aud OF ---- Wright. late Consul OF the United
Saes al Rio de Janeiro, for diplomatic services perform
ed upon tie retirement Of the Charge dss AHairss OF
the United States far The same shall appear TO
thc Secretary Of State, TO have bern sanctioned by
s;Tuc,iOns from The Department. Of State.
INDIAN APPROPRt ATIONS.
Mr.. McDuiTie, from he same Committee, reported
bill making appropriation for carrying into eff ct
tain lniidn ir-afies; which referred Commit
tee Of the Whole House the State Of the Union.
MF Gc DDlfir, from the sane Committee, reported