The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-31
rPUDL1c--No. 15I

TPUBLIC-No 15l ..a nr
AN ACT making appropriations for the
consular and diplomatic expenses of
the Government for the year ending
thirtieth June, eighteen hundred and
sixty. three, and additional appropria-
tions for the year ending thirtieth
June, eighteen hundred and sixty
two.
Be it e,actea6y tie Senate and House of
Repressrtqtivesof Of Tie United Siales Of AR,eri-
ca in Congress Assembled, That the follow
ing sums be and the same are hereby ap-
propriated, out of any money in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
objects hereafter expressed, for the fiscal
year ending the thirtieth of June, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty three, namely !:
For salaries of Enjoys Extraordinary,
Ministers, and Commissioners of the
United States at Great Britain, France,
Russia, Prussia, Spain, 'AustriA, Brazil,
Mexico, China, Italy, Chill, Peru, Por-
tugal, Switzerland, Rome, Belgium, Hol-
land, Denmark, Sweden, Turkey, New
Granada, Bolivia, Ecuador, Venezuela,
Gustemala, Nicaragua, Sandwich Is
lands, Costa Rica, Honduras, Argentine
Confederation, Paraguay, and Japan,
three hundred and ono thousand dol
lars. .'
For salaries Of Secretaries Of Legation
forty-three thousand three hundred and
fifty dollars,
For salaries of Assistant Secretaries of
Legation at London Paris, three thouS-
and 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 to Japan, two thousand five
hundred dollars
For compensation TO an Interpreter to
the Consulate at Kanagawa, fifteen hun
| dred dollars.
For contingent expenses of all the mis-
sions abroad fifty thousand dollars
For contingent expenses Of foreign in
tercourse, one hundred thousand dollars
For expenses Of intercourse with the
Barbary Powers, three Thousand dollars
For expenses of the COnsulstes in the
| Turkish domnions, namely interpreters
guards and other expenses Of the Consul
lates to Constantinople, SmyrA, Gambia
! Alexandria and Beirut, two thousand
five hunderd dollars
For the relief and protection Of Amer
lean seamen in foreign countries, two
hundred thousand dollars
For expenses which may be incurred
] -l--I.Ivsn, ~ Of 4 Il.
masters and crews Of foreign vessels il
rescuing citizens Of the United Statel
from shipwreek, seven thousand tlv,
hundred dollars.
For the purchase of blank books, sta
tionery, arms OF the United States, seals
presses, flags, postages, and for the pay
ments of miscellaneous expenses Of Tn
ConsuIs Of the United States, including
the preservation of the archives Of th
Consulates, forty five thousand dollars
For Office rent FOR those Consuls Gen
eral, Consuls, and Commercial Agents
who are not allowed TO trade, including
loss by exchange thereon, twenty -seyel
thousand three hundred and seventy dol
lars,
For salaries Of Consuls General q
Quebec, Calcutta, Alexandria, Havana
Constantinople, Frankfort-on the Main
Consuls at kanagawa and Nangasaki, i
Japan, Liverpool, London, Melbourn
Hong Kong, Glasgow Mauritus, Sings
pore, Belfast Cork, Dundee, Demarar
Halifax, Kingston, JRmaioa,) Iced
Manchester Nassau, (New Providence
Southampton, Turks Island, Prince EI