The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-31

wards Island, HaWe, Paris, Marseilles,
Bordeaux, La Rochelle, Lyons, Moscow,
Odessa, ReYel, 81. PstersbuTgh, Matanzas,
Trinidad de Cuba, Santiago dc Cuba, San
Juan, porto Rioo,) Cadiz, Malaga, Ponce,
(Porto sRico,) Trieste, Vienna, AiK-la-
Chapelle, Canton, Shanghai, EOuchou,
Annoy, NingpO, Beirut, Smyrna, Jernsa-
lem, Rotterdam, Amsterdam, Antwerp,
Funchal, 0porto, Saint Thomas, Elsineur,
Genoa, Basle, Geneva, Messina, Naples,
Palermo, Leipsio, Munich, Leghorn, Stutt-
gardt, Bremen, Hamburg, Tangiers, Tri-
poll, Tunis, Rio de Janeiro, Pernambuco,
Vera Cruz, Acapulco, Callao, Valparaiso,
Buenos Ayres, San Juan del Sur, Aspin-
wall, Panama, Lagyura, Honolulu, La
haina, CapetOwn, Falkland Islands, Ven
ice, Ststtin, Gambia, Cyprus Batavia, Fay
al Santiago, (Cape do Yerdes) SAinte
Croix, SpeEzia, Athens, Zanzibar, Bahia,
Maranham Island, Para, Rio Grsnde, Mat
amoras, Mexico, (city) TampicO, Paso del
Norte, TabascO, Paita, Tumbez, Talca-
huanO, CArthagena, SAbanillO, Omoa,
Guayaquib Cobua, MonteyideO, Tahiti,
Bay of islands, Apia, Lanthala, Bristol,
Cardiff, Malta, St John, (Newfoundland,)
DNs uULiAf AAN0WI lllNallH HAIhsy 4 ANAbuf \ ANN-
va SootiRO La Union, BarbAdoes, Bermu-
dR, Antigua, Nantes, Napoleon Vendee,
Nice Lisbon, yGOttenburg, Tehuatepec
Santos, ST. Catherine, Balize, Gaspe Ba-
sin, Valencia, Port Mahon, Martinique,
Taranto, SGntander, Galatz, Bilbao, Scio,
Paramaribo, Macao, Stockholm, Ancona,
Otlahto, SwAtow, La Paz, Bergen, Trini-
dad, BarcelOna,, Quebec, Marfcaibo, Al
.giers, Port au Prince, San Domingo, (city,)
Monfovia, Cape Hsytiep, Aux Cages, and
New Castle upon Tyne; Commercial
Agents at San Juan del Norte, st, Paul
de Losnds, (Angola,) Gab0on, st. Marc,
Curacao, and lAmoor river, three hundred
and fffty-one thousand Eve hundred and
fifty dollars. And the salary Of the Con-
sui at Bremen shall be three thousand
dollars, to commence on the first day Of
January, eighteen hundred and sixty
two; and the Consul to Pictou (Noya SEQ
tia) shall receive a salary Of fifteen hun
dred dollars, to commence on the first day
of January, eighteen hundred aud sixty
two; and the salary Of the Consul at Swa-
tow shall be thirty-fve hundred dollars,
to commence on the twenty first day of
| September, eighteen hundred and sixty;
and the Consul at Port Mahon shall re-
| ceive salary Of fifteen hundred dollars:
| Provided, That all consular officers whose
| respective salaries exceed one thousand
dollars per annum shall be subject to the
provisions of the ffth section of the act
to regulate the diplomatic and consular
| systems of The United States, approved
! August eighteen, eighteen hundred and
fifty. six; and their respective Consulates
! shall be included in schedule b. of the
list of salaried Consulates: ind proudea
| further, That no appointment of Consuls
shall hereafter be made, nor the compen-
! sation of Consuls raised, under the act
of August Itwo, eighteen hundred and
sixty -one, except TO the places herein
| mentioned. And the Consul at New Cas-
tle-upon-T Tyne shall receive salary of
| fifteen hundred dollars per annum, com
! mencing on the first day Of January,
| eighteen hundred and sixty two.
! For Interpreters 10 the COnsulates in
! China, four thousand five hundred
| dollars.
Fer salaries of the marshals for the
Consular Courts in Japan, China, Siam,
and Turkey, seven thousand dollars.
For rent of prisons for American con-
victs in Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey
and for wages of the keepers Of the same
nine thousand dollars.
| Sec ,. And be IL fUther enacted, That
the following sums be and the same are
hereby appropriated for the service of the
year ending the thirtisth June, eighteen
hundred and sixtytwO, namely:
For compensation and increased sala-
ries to sundry Oonsuls, under the act Of
second August, eighteen hundred anC
sixty-onc fifty four thousand one hun
dred and eleven dollars and ninety seven
cents.
To meet an extraordinary emsre ency
which has arisen in bringing from Sid.
ney, New South Wales, eight seamen
belonging to the ship "Junior," charged
with the crimes of mutiny and murder
a guard Of seven men, and also eleven o
the crew as witnesses, fifteen thousant
and seven dollars and ninoty-twO cents
or so much thereof as may be Just anC
fair; said sum to be expended under th,
direction Of the Secretary of State.
Approved, February 4, 1862.