, 1855-09-14
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
by AUTHORITY.

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Continued from last HeeS.
Portugal.-Macca, one thousand dol,
lars Mozambique, seven hundred ana
fifty dollars. Fayal, seven hundred and
fifty dollars. st. Jago Cape Nerd, seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
lIecELenberg- Schrerin and DIeekLeaberg-
!Strelitz.-Schwerin five hundred dollars.
OldenbWrg Oldenburg, five hundred
dollars.
Danish Dom,nions. Cruz seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
Stceden and Notwithstanding, seven
hundred and fifty dollars.
AWstria-Venice, seven hundred and
ffty dollars.
Sardinia.-Spezzia, seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
Greeo.-Athens, one thousand dollars
TErkey-Candia, one thousand dollars.
Cyprus, one thousand dollars.
Ionion Islands-Zante, one thousand
dollars
Monrovia, one thousand dol
lars. Zanzibar, one thousand dollars.
,Ne1 ZeaLand.-Bay Islands, one thou
sand dollars.
HdNi-Cape Haytien, one Thousand
collars. Aux Cages, five hundred dollars.
Merico-Mexico, one thousand dollars.
Paso del Norte, FIVE hundred dollars. Tam
pico one thousand dollars. Matamoros,
one thousand dollars. Tabasco, five hun
dred dollars. Tehuahtepec, one thousand
dollars. Manatitlan, one thousand dollars
Central Ameriod-Omoa and Truxillo,
one thousand dollars. San Jose, five hun
dollars.
Nes0 Granada.-Cartage five hundred
dollars. SabanFllo, five hundred dollars
NnezHeld-Ciudad Bolivar, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars Puerto DCabello,
seven hundred and fifty dollars. Maracai-
bo, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
EeNddOr.@G Guayaquil, seven hundred and
fifty dollars.
Brazi.-Maranham Island, seven hun
dred and fifty dollars. Rio Grande, one
thousand dollars. Bahai, one thousand
dollars. Para, enc thousand dollars.
b Uruguay. = Montevideo, one thousand
dollars.
ChiE.-Talcahuano, one thousand dol
lars.
1CTW.-I bltut uVO uuuuIOu uOiloIo.
Tuwbez, Eve hundred dollars.
SamdsciA hLaHds.---Lahaina, one thou
sand dollars. Hilo, one thousand dollars.
NaUigatOr's hLGRds.-Apia, one thou
sand dollars
SOoisty Lslamds.-Tabiti. one thousand
dollars. a;ai sr
,Fsj1 Islands. Lanthala, one thousand
dollars. f,r aaae
Holland. Batavia, one Thousand dollars
(Commercipl agent Paramaribo, Ave
hundred dollars. Commercial agent. D
Padang, Eve hundred dollars. Commercial
agent.5 ST. Martin, Eve hundred dollars.
(Commercial agent
SEC. 6. And Be u further enaeted, That
no envoy extraordinary and minister plcni-
potentiary, commissioner, secretary Of lega-
ton, dragonnan, interpreter, consul, or com.
mercial agent, who shall after the thirtieth
day Of june next be appointed to any ol
the countries or places herein named, be
entitled to compensation until he shall have
reached his post and entered upon his Off
cial duties.
SEC. I. And be IL further enacted, That
the compensation Of every envoy extraor'
binary and minister plenipotentiary, com
missioner, secretary Of legation, dragoman,
interpreter, consul, and commercial agent
who shall after the thirtieth day Of June
next, be appointed to any Of the countries,
or places herein named, shall cease on the
day that his successor shall enter upon the
duties of his Office.
SIC. s. AHd be IL further enacted, That
no envoy extraordinary and minister pleni
potentiafy, commissioner, secretary Of lega
ton, dragoman, interpreter consul or com
fnercial agent, shall absent himself from
the country to which he is accredited, oI
from his consular district, for longer peri
cd than ten days without having previously
obtained leave from the President Of the
United States, and that during his absence
for any period longer than that, either with
or crwithout leave, his salary shall not be al
lowed him.
SEC .. And Be IL further enacted, That
the President shall appoint no other than
q citizens Of the United States, who ale resi-.
I dents thereof, or who may be abroad in the
employment Of the government at the time
Of their appointment, as enyoys extraordin-
ary and ministers plenipotentiary, commits
ers, secretaries Of legation, drsgomans, in
terpreters, consuls, or commercial agents,
q nor shall other than citizens Of the United
States be employed either as viceconsuls or
consular agents, or as clerks in the Offices
Of either, and have access to the archives
therein deposited.
SIC. 10. AMd be IL further eHaeted, That
ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers pleni-
potentiary, and consuls, shall be required to
locate their Legations and consulates, 10
in the places in which they are established,
in as central position asc can be convenient
ly procured, and keep them open daily from
ten o'clock in the morning until four O'clock
in the afternoon Sundays, other holidays,
anp anniversaries excepted.
SEC. IL. dad Be Il further e1lacted, That
a. soon as consul or commercial agent