The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1852-10-27

IOi OHlCC lcHJ VI biic CUuSul ut DdSlt.
in Switzerland, one hundred dollars
For salary and outfit of commission
or to reside in China, including the ad-
ditiohal compensation under the act to
carry into effect certain provision in the
trea ties between the United States and
China and the Ottoman Porte, eighteen
thousand dollars.
For salary of the interpreter and sec
rotary to said mission, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For compensation to the consuls at
the five ports in China, viz Kwang,
Chow, Annoy, Fuchow, Ning-po, and
Shanghai, five thousand dollars.
For salary of the consul general at
Alexandria, three thousand dollars
For the relief and protection of Amer
Iican seamen in foreign countries, one
hundred and twenty-five thousand dol
ltrs.
| For clerk hire, offic C rent, and other
expenses of the Office of the consul of
United States at London, two thousand
eight hundred dollars.
For salary Of the consul at Beyroute,
FIVE hundred dollars.
For compensation to the acting charge
d'affaircs to Russia from the fifteenth of
August, eighteen hundred and forty
eight. to the fifteenth of January, eigh-
teen hundred and forty-nine ethousand
and forty-one dollars and sixty-seven
cents.
To compensate Dabney S. Carr, for
expenses incurred while in the diplomat
ic serv ice of the country, to be allowed
in the settlement of his accounts with
the Government seven thousand one hun
dred and forty-four dollars.
TO the secretary OF legation at the
court ofSt. James for services as charge
d'affaircs at said court, from the thirty
first of August, eighteen hundred and
forty-nine, to the eleventh of October
eighteen hundred and fcrty-nine, three
hundred and one dollars and thirty-two
cents
TO enable the President of the Unit
ed States to make compensation to the
Spanish consul and other subjects OF
Spain residing at New Orleans, and sub
jects'of Spain at Key West, for losses
occasioned by violence in the year eigh-
teen hundred and fifty one, arising from
intelligence then recently received at
t o &c places of execution of certain per.
)ns at Havana who had recently Invaded
the Island of Cnba, twenty-five Thousand
dollars Provided, That before payment
be made under this appropriation the
President of the United States shall
cause an investigation to be made of such
alleged losses, and that the same, togcth
er with the reasonable costs OF investiga
ton, shall be paid on the certificate ol
the Secretary of State that the same are
proven to the satisfaction of the Presi
don't.
For mpcnsation to Peter Parker. as
acting charge d'affaires at Canton, China
for two years from the twcnty-fourth O
May. eighteen hundred and fifty, to twcn
ty.fourth of May. eighteen hundred an,
ffty-two, which shall be in full for all de
mand for such services for the pcriot
named, fonr thousand dollars.
For compensation of Charles D. Arr
wedson, consul of the United States a
Stockholm, Sweden, for diplomatic ser
vices rendered as charge d'affairs tha
place, by the instruction of the Secre
t1ry of State, from the recall cf Mr.
Ellsworth to the arrival of Mr.. Schroe
der, appointed charge daffaires from th
twenty-fourth July. eighteen hundre'
and forty-nine, to the twenty day
of April, eighteen hundred and fifty,
period of eight months and twcnty-nin
days, being one half of the salary of
charge d'affaires, and in full for all sucl
service for the period named sixteen hun
dred and eighty-one dollars and twenty
five cents.
That the Secretary of State cause tn
accounts of Joseph Balestier, late spec
ial agent of the United State, in Asi:
TO be settled in such manner as to allo'
: him his travelling and other necessar
exIensc incurred in returning to til
United States after receipt of notice {
the termination of his mission and tha
: his salary as such agent be also allowe
from the time when it was discontinue
, until a reasonable time for his returi
| not exceeding six months, to be paid ou
of any money in the treasury not othe
, wise appropriated.
] To Anthony Ten Eyck, for additions
4. compensation as late commissioner to til
: Sandwich Islands-being the same
mount allowed by act of September thi
tieth, eighteen hundred and fifty,
7 Charles Eames, his successor three thou
= and dollars
t PUBLIC LANDS.
c For salary of the recorder of land titlt
in Missouri, five hundred dollars.
2 For compensation for secretary to sig
0 patents for public handsome thousand fiy
c hundred dollars.
! For salaries and commissions of regi
ters of land Offices, and receivers of pul
lie moneys, one hundred and twenty-si
thousand eight hundred dollars.
= For expenses of depositing publ
i moneys by receivers of public money
4 twenty-three thousand FIVE hundred al
eighty dollars.
: For incidental expenses of the sew n
l. land Offices, thirty-four thousand tv
hundred and forty dollars.
4 SURVEYS OF PUBLIC LANDS
}, For surveying the public lands, inclu
ing incidental expenses and special su
o veys, demanding augmented rates, to
applied and apportioned to the sever
c districts, according to tho exigencies
the public service; the part to be a
piled to the resuryeys required by IL
} location and surveyo of private claims
!, Florida to be disbursed at a rate not @
{ ceeding five dollars per mile, in additiC
|. IN tho nnnxnenled halnncna of fnrmnr a