Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1862-03-07

ton, Paraguay, and Japan, three hundred and one
thousand dollars.
thousand three hundred and fifty 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. five thousand dollars.
For salary Of the secretary of legation to Turkey,
acting as interpreter, three thousand dollars,
For salary of the Interpreter to the legation of
Japan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For compensation TO an interpreter to the consul
ate at kauagawa. fifteen hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of all the missions
abroad, fifty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse,
one hundred thousand dollars.
For expenses of intercourse with the Barbary
powers, three thousand dollars.
For expenses of the cOnsulates in the Turkish do
mnions-namely, interpreters guards, and other
expenses of the consuates at Constantnople Smyr-
ma, Gambia, Alexandria, and Beirut-two thousand
five hundred dollars.
For the relief and protection of American seamen
in foreign countries, two hundred thousand dollars
For expenses which may be incurred in acknow-
Lodging the services OF the masters and crews OF for
egn vessels i'll rescung citizens of the United States
from shpwreck, seven thousand five hundred dol
| lars.
For the purchase OF blank books stationery, arms
of the United States, seals presses, flags, hostages,
and for the payment of miscellaneous expenses OF
the consus OF the United States, including the pre-.
serNation OF the archives OF the consuates, forty
| five thousand dollars.
For office rent for those consuls general, consuls,
and commercial agents, who are not allowed 10
trade including loss by exchange thereon, twenty.
seven thousand three hundred and seventy dollars
For salaries Of consuls general at Quebec. Caicut.
ia, Alexandra, ConstantinOpe. Havana, Frankfort
On-the-A Main; consulS at kanagawa and Nan
| gasaki; in Japan, Liverpool, London, Melbourne,
| hong-h ong, Glasgow, Nautilus, Singapore, Bel
fast Cork, Dundee, DemaIaIa, Halifax, Kingston,
| tJamaica.l Leeds, Manchester Nassau, New rrov.
| deEce.) southampton, Turks Island Prince Ed.
wards Island, iayre. Paris. Marseilles Bordeaux
| La Rochelle, Lyons. Moscow, Odessa, Revel ST
Petersburg, Matanzas, Trinidad de Cuba. Santiago
| de Cuba. San Juan, Porto Rico0 Cadz,. Malaga
Trieste. Vienna. IN-la
ellie, Canton, Shanghai, Fouchou, Annoy, Ningpo,
Beirut, Smyrna, Jerusalem, Rottei DAM Amsterdam,
AntweIp FunchaI, OportO, Saint Thomas, Elsneur,
Genoa, Basic, Geneva, Messina, Naples Ialermo,
leipsic, Munich, Leghorn, Stuttgardt, Bremen,
Hamburg Iansiers. 1IipOi, Iunis, Rio JaneirO.
lernambuco, Vera Cruz, Acapulco, Caao, Valpa-
raise Buenos AyIes Sen Juan del Sur, Aspinwall
Ianama, Laguayra, Honolulu, Lalaina, Capetown,
Falkland Island Venice Stetin, Gambia, Cyprus,
Batavia, Fayal, Santiago, Cape de Verdez,) Sainte
CroiX, Spezza. Athens, Zanzibar, Bahia. Maranham
Island IaIa Rio Grande, Matamoras Mexico
lcity. TampicO, Passo del Norte, 1abasco, paita,
Iumbez, Tolcahuano CaIthagena. Sabanillo. Omoa
Guayaquil, Cobja, Montevideo. Tahita, Bay of Isl.
lands, Apia, Lanthala, Bristol, Cardiff. Malta, ST.
John, (Newtoundland,l St. John, New Brunswick)
Iict0u, Nova Scotia,l La Union, Barbados, Ber
muda, Antigua, Nantes: Napoleon, Vendee, Nice,
Lisbon, Oottenburg Tehuantepec, Santos ST.
Catherine, Balize, Gaspe Basin Valencia, Port
Mahon, Martinique, laramie, Santander, Galatz
Bilbao, Scio, Paramalib, Macao, stockholm Anco-
ma, OtTanto, Swallow, La Faz, Bergen, Trinidad,
Barcelona. Quebec, Maricaibo, Agiers, Port au
Prince, San Domingo. tcityl Monroya, Cape Hay.
mercial Agents at san Juan del n rte, St Paul de
Loanda, (Angola,) Gaboon, st. Mare Curacao
and AmoOr river, three hundred and fifty one thous
and five hundred and fifty dollars. And the salary
OF tine consul at Bremen shall be three thousand
dollars, to commence on the fist day of January
eighteen handred and siXty-two; and the consul ut
Iictou Nova Scotia) shareceive salary of fifteen
hund ed dollars, to commence the first day of
January. eighteen hundred and siXty-two; and the
salary OF the Consul at Swallow shall be thirty-fiye
hundred dollars, to commence on the twenty first
day of September eighteen hundred and sixty and
the Consul at Port Mahon shall receive salary of
fifteen hundred dollars Provided, That all consul
lar officers whose respective salaries exceed one
thousand dollars per annum shall be subject to the
provisions Of the fifth section OF the act 10 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. 0fthe list ofsaaried con-
suiates; And provided further, That appoint
ment of consuls shall be made, nor the compensa-
ton otconsuls raised, under the of August two
eiShteeh huhdred and siNty-Cne, except to the
places herein mentioned. And the consul al New
Castle-uponTyne shall receive a salary Of fifteen
hundred dollars per al mum, commencing on the
Hlst day OF January, eighteen hundred siNty-two
For interpreters to the consulates in China four
thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of the marshals for the consular
thousand dollars
For rent of prisons for American convicts in ia
pan, China, SIAM and Turkey, and for wages of the
keepers of the same, nine thousand dollars.
Sec And be 1t further enacted, That the fol-
lowing sums be and the are hereby appropria-
ted for the service OF the year ending the tIrticth
of June, eighteen hundred and sixty-two namely;
For compensation and increased salaries to sun
dry consus. under the a of second August, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty one, fifty -four thousand one
hundred ana eleven dollars and ninety-seyen cents
TO meet an extraordinary emergency which has
arisen in bringing from Sidney, New South Wales,
charged with the crimes Of mutiny and murder. a
guard ofseyen men, and also eleven of the crew as
witnesses, fifteen thousand and seven dollars and
nnety.wo cents, or so much thereof as may be lust
and alr; said sum to be expended under the diTec-
non OF the secretary Ofstate.
Approved February 1890