The weekly Mississippian. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1859-1864, 1860-10-03

the direction of the War Department, In the COO
struction Of the following named military roads In
the Territory Of Washington, 70 wit:
From Fort Benton to Wslls Walla, the sum OIL
one hundred thousand dollars. (sloo,0OO;) -
From Steilacoom to Fort Vancouver, the ~ =.
ten thousand dollars 10 0o0) to be expenosp ,sar
clusively that portion between oo"-
and Monticello.
Approved, May 70, 1851.
CH.P. LX.-An Act making ApproprlatIl0rnsf the
the Consular and Diplomatic Expen f;s,;etb of
Government for the Year enolng zig snd for
1,,ne e;obteen hundred and sixty-one' anu AVA
q5nef pull 5v the Senate and House Of Repre-
..-to,;r.s OF tie Uaited Sdfes Of AHerlco :" IA
or.ss assembled, That the following su nt o9 snv
he same are hereby, appropriated, ous =; az
900 in the treasury not otherwise
-. tbs objects hereafter expressed, iCr the IeeaA
rasr ending the thirtieth of June, eignteen nun
dred and sixty one, namely r,;n;s,ors
ID commissioners of the United States at Great
R-itain. France Russia, Prussia, Spain, Austria,
Rrazil Mexico, China, Chilli Peru, Portugal, swift
zerIand Rome, Naples, Sardinia, Belgium, Holland,
Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, New Granada, Bolivia,
Eeuador Venezuela, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sand
vioh Islands, Costa Rica, Honduras, Argentine
Confederation, and Japan, two hundred and
ninety-si thousand i've hundred dollars.
For salaries Of secretaries of legation, forty
thousand dollars.
For salaries of assistant secretaries Of legation at
London and Paris, three thousand dollars.
For salary Of the interpreter to the legation to
China, i've thousand dollars.
For salary OF the secretary of legation to Turkey,
acting IS interpreter, three thousand dollars.
For compensation to the interpreter to the mis-
sion to Japan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses Of all the missions
abroad, twenty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse
forty thousand dollars.
For expenses Of intercourse with the baroarS
| powers, three thousand dollars.
For expenses of the consulates in the Turkish
dominions. via interpreters, guards, and otnei
4 axoenses Of the consulates to Constantlnople
Smyrna, Gambia, Alexandria, and beifns tWt
i thousand Eve hundred dollars.
| For the relief and protection Of American sea
men in foreign countries, two hundred tAousan'
dollars.
For the purchase of blank books, stationery
| arms of the Unitrd States, seals, hags, and 10
| uayment of postaies and miscellaneous expense
Of the consals of the United States, thirty thou
For ofice rent for those consuls generals eonsuli
| and commercial agelts, who are not allowed .
| trade including loss by exchange thereon, twenty
| seuen thousand three hundred and seventy dollars
For salaries of consul general at Queoee. Cai
| cutta Alexandria, Havana, COnstantinople, r. snk
| fort-on- the Main c9nsuls at Liverpool, LONDON
Woiboarne, Hong Kong, Glasgow, Msuritiui
Singapore, Belfast, Cork, Dundee, Demarara
Halifax, Kirgton (Jamaieal Leeds, Manchester
Nassau New Providenceb Southampton, Inrk
| Island, Prince Edwards Island, hayre, ram
| sarseilIes, Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Lyons. Moscow
Odessa, Revel, Saint Petersburg, Matanzas, TRIM
| dad de Cuba. Santiago de Cuba, San Juan Port
Ricol, Cadiz, Malaga, Ponce Porto Ricob Trieste
Vienna, AK la, Chapelle, Canton, Shanghai, tou
chou, Annoy, Ningpo, Beirut, smyrna, JerasaIen
Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwstp, Funchal, OPort'
saint Thomas, Elsineur, Genoa, Basic, Geneys
Messiua. Naples Palmero, Leipsic, Munich, Leg
horn, Stuttgardt, Bremen, Hamburg, Tangler
fripoli, Tunif, Rio de Janeiro, Pernambuco, Yer
Cruz, Acapulco, Callao, Valparaiso, buenos Ayre
Honolulu, Lanaina, Cape Town, Falkland Island
Venice, Stettin, Gambia, Cyprus, Batavia, Faya
Santiago Cape de Yerdes), Saint Croix, Spezzi
| Athens, Zanzibar, Bahia, MARKHAM Island, Par
Rio Grande, Matamoras, Mexico SeityG fampic
| Pasdel Norte, Tabasco, Paita, Tnmbez, Talcahnan
Carthagena, SabanilIo, 0moa, Guayaquil, CobiJ
| Monteyideo, Tshita, Bay of Islands, Apia, LaI
| thala; commercial agents at San Juan del Mort
Port au Prince, San Domingo (eity), st. Paul {
Loando (Angola), MonroVia, Gaboon, Cape ha
ten, Aux Cages, and Amoor river, two hundrs
and sixty-eight thousand seven hundred and nj
| dollars.
Fur interpreters for the consulates in Chin
| three thousand dollars.
, For compensation of the commissioners, seer
| tary, chief astronomer and surveyor, assistal
astronomer and surveyor, clerk, and Tor provision
| transportation, and contingencies OF the COMM
| sion to run and mark the boundary line betwe'
| the United States and the British possession
: bounding on Washington Territory, one hundr'
and fifty thousand dollars.
To enable the President Of the United States
| carry into effect the act of Congress OF thi
March, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and al
n subsequent acts in force for the suppression
the slave trade, forty thousand dollars.
For expenses incurred under instructions tro
. | the Secretary of Safe, in bringing home fro
foreign countries persons charged with crime, al
expenses incident thereto, ten thousand dollars.
: 10 enable the Secretary of State to defray 3
cost of prison ship st Canton, in China, IRON .
/ first day Of January, eighteen hundred and NIT
four, to the first day of January, eighteen hundr
and fifty-seven, and for the compensation OF u
. | marshal of the consular court at Canton fro
January one, eighteen hundred and nifty
fifteenth December, eighteen hundred and NIT
seven, four Thousand seven hundred and SIX
dollars, or 90 much thereof as may be necessary.
4 For compensation of commissioner to CnIna al
the consuIs at the Eve ports in China, vis kWan
: chow, Annoy, Fa-chow, Ningpo, and Shans
= from the first of July, eighteen hundred and Mt
d dve to the thirty-frst of December, eighteen hu
J. dred and ffty-six, nine thousand dollars.
II Approved, May 20, 1860.