Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-03-22
GREAT BRITAIN


ceylon, one Thousand dollars
Odessa fifteen hundred dollars.
Cialatza, one thousand dollars.
FRANCE.
Martinique seven hundred and INV dollars.
Miouelon. seven hundred and hfty dollars.
SPAIN
Barcelona, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Manilla sey en- hundred and fifty dollars.
PORTUGAL.
Macao one thousand dollars.
Nozam biaue. seven hundred and fifty dollars.
Fayal. seven hundred and my dollars -
81 Iayo Cane Verd, seven hundred and hity dollars
HANOVER AND BRUNSWICK.
Hanover. five hundred dollars -
FcKLEN RERG-SCHWERlN AMI Mft MIN
BERG-STREiITZ.
Sehwerin, hve hundred dollars.
0LDENBURG.
oldenburg, i've hundred dollars
DANISH D0MINlONS.
Santa Cruz, seven bundled and MY dollars
SWEDEN AND NORWAY.
C;othenburg seven hundred and hny dollars.
Venice seven hundred add fifty dollars.
SARDINIA.
spezzia. seven hundred and ifly dollars
GREECE.
Athens one thousand dollars.
TURKEY.
CANDIDA one thousand dollars.
Cyprus, one thousand s5TT dollar Is1',Nps.
Zante one thousand dollars
AFRICA.
Monrovia one thousand dollars.
Zanzibar, one thousand dollars
NEW ZEALAND.
Bay Islands, one thousand dollars.
HAYTI.
Cape Hayden, one thousand dollars
Aux Cages, i've hundred dollars
Mexico one thousand dollars.
Paso del Norte, five hundred dollars
Talupco, thousand dollars
Maamoras one thousand dollars
Tabaseo, Ave hundred dollars
Mazatlan, five hundred dollars
Tehuantepec, one thousand dollars
Manatitlan one thousand dollars
Omoa aid TruxiIio thousand dollars
San JOS, five hundred dollars.
NEW GRANADA.
Cartagena, five hundred dollars
Sabaniilo, five hundred dollar
ciudad polyar. seven hundred and hfty dollars.
Puerto Cabello, seven hundred aud any dollars
Maracaibo, seven hundred and my dollars.
ECUADOR.
Gu,vaouil. seven hundred and fifty dollars.
BRAZIL.
Maranham Island seven hundred and my dollars
Rio Grande, one thousand dollars.
Bahai, one thousand dollars
Para. one thousand dollars.
URUGUAY.
Monteyideo, one thousand dollars.
CHILL.
Talcahuano, one thousand dollars
PERU.
Paita five hundred dollars.
Tumbez, five hundred dollars.
SANDWICH ISLANDS.
I.ahaina. thousand dollars
HilO, one thousand dollars
NAVIGAT0R'S ISLAND.
Apia one thousand dollars.
SOCIETY ISLANDS.
Tahiti. one thousand dollars.
FEJEE ISLANDS.
Lanthala, one thousand dollars
HOLLAND.
Batavia one thousand dollars. Commercial agent.)
Paramaribo fy hundred dollars. Commercial AGENT
Padang, Ave hundred dollars Commercial AGENT
ST. Martin. five hundred dollars. Commercial AGENT
Curseoa five hundred dollars. Commercial AGENT
SEC. 6. y4ad be Il further enacted, That no envoy
extraordinary and minister plenpo,entary, commission
Oflp
or commercial agent, who snail, aller Tue h'e'h "a!
of June next appointed To any Of the countries or
places herein named, be entitled to compensation until
he shall have reached his post and entered upon his OH
cial duties.
SEC. = amd BE- IL further enacted, That the compen-
poten,ary, eSmsioner secretary of legation drago-
man interpreter consul, and commercial agent, who
shall after the thrtieh day of June next, De appolted
to any Of the countries places herein nalrcd shall
the day that his successor shall ter upon the
duties Ofhis Office.
SEC. g. find be l farther saaetsd, That envoy
traordinary and Iister plenpotenary, commissioner
secretary OF Legation drgoman, interpreter, consul,
commercial agent, shall absent himself from the country
TO fch he Is accredited, or from his consular district
Tor longer period than days without having previ
osy obtained leave from the President of the United
States and that during his absence for any period longer
that time either with without leave, his salary
SEC O. 9nd be IL further enseted, That the President
shall appoint no other than citizens OF the United States
who are residents thereof who shall DO abroad In the
employment of the the time Of their APP
pontnen ENJOYS extraordinary and ministers pieni
DOtenary commissioners, secretaries OF legation, dra
gomans interpreters consns or commercial agents, MOI
shall other than citizens Ofthe United States be employ
ed either yiceconsul consular agents. or AS clerks
in the Office of either, and have access 10 me archives
therein deposited.
SIC 10 Ind be il further enacted, That ENJOYS ex-
traorinary and ministers plenpoienllary, aud eonsils
shall be required 10 locate their legations and eonsaiaes
in The places which they established In central
position "a can be conveniently procured and Keep
them open daily from ten O'Clock IN the morning nnl
four o'clock i'm the aftenoon Sundays, other hoidays
and anniversaries excepted
SIC H. yand be it further enacted That as soon
consul commercial agent shall be officially notified OF
his appointment, he shall execute bond WIN Two sure
ties. IN "A sum al less than thousand nor more
than len thousand dollars for The faithful discharge o
every duty relating TO his oifiee which BOND saii Dc
satisfactory 10 the United district attorney for the
district la which the appointed consul resides, and be
transmitted Ia the Secretary of State for his approval II
The consul is not In the United States al the time he
commissioned soon as he Is apprzed OF The fact he
shall sign, and transmit by the most expeditions convey
ance, bond like the aforesaid, which shall afterwards
b. undersigned by snrctes who are permanent res
ent- United States, and apprO, ed by the State
Department. Where there j. United States legation in
country which n consul shall e appointed. appliea-
tlon shall be made through il Ia the government for
exequatur hut where there Is none the application shall
be made direct 10 The proper department.
duty Of consuls and commercial agents Ia charge the fol
lowing fees for performing the services specified, fol
which, under the penalty OF being removed from office
Of every three months, and hold the proceeds subject Ia
Its drafts
For receiving and dcliy erng ships papers half
every tom registered measurement, of the vessel oT
which the service Is performed
For every seaman who may be discharged or shipped
the consulate commercial agency, la the port la
which they located, dollar which shall be paid
by the master of the vessel.
For every other certificate, except passpOrs-se sign
ing yeriaeaion of which shall be free-two dollars
SEc. H. dad be a. further enacted, That I'm capitals
where legation Of the United States Is esiabshed con
sus and commercial agents shall only be permitted u
absence
States diplomats representative
SEC. II. fad be a further eRRefed, That no commits
sion shall IN future be charged by consu or CONNIE rca
agents for receiving dsbursng the wages
ges To which may be entitled who discharged
by the masters Of vessels In foreign countries for
neys advanced To such may be found In Distress seek
lug relief from the consulate commercial agency;
shall any consul commercial agent be directly nd
rectly interested In any profits derived clothing
boarding, or sending home such seaman.
SIC Is. Had BE- 10 further enacted, That consul OF
commercial agent the United States shall disclary,
mariner, being citizen Of the United States in
foreign port without requiring the payment OF the TIVE
months wages 10 which said mariner Is entitled unde
prov isons of the act of February twenty eig
teen hundred and three unless upon due investigation
into the circumstances under which the master and
riner have Jointly applied for such discharge, and
private examination Of such mariner by the consul OF
commercial agent separate and apart from all officers o.
the vessel, the consul commercial shall he salts
fed that II Il for the interest and welfare of such mariner
10 be discharged nor shall any consul or commercial
agent discharge any mariner aforesaid without requ
ring the full amount of three months wages s provided
will, in his Judgment secure The United States
from all liability expense account Of such mariner
Pr0rded, that in the Of stranded vessels,
sells condemned unfit for service, payment
wages shall be required; aud whore any mariner, after
his discharge shall have incurred expense al the port
discharge before shipping again. such expense shall be
paid the months wages azores aid, and the
balance only delivered 10 him.
SIC. l6 fad BE- IL further enacted, That every consul
and commercial agent OF the United States shall keep
detailed list of all mariners discharged by hem respee
lively, specifying their and the OF the
sells from which they discharged and the payments
IL any, afterwards made account OF each, and SHAH
make official returns of said lists halEyeary the Trea-
sury Department.
SEC. L.. fad be "a further enacted, That every con-
sui and commercial the United States shall make
official entry of discharge which ihey grant,
respectively the list OF the and shipping articles
Of the vessel from which such discharge shall be made,
specifying the payment ii any, which has been required