The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-06-24
OFFICIAL.

three thousand dollars HEs
For expenses of the consulaes in the Turkish domin
ons namely interpreters guards and other expenses OF
the consuates at Constannope, Smyrna Gambia, Alex
andra and Beirut, two thousand five hundred dollars
For the relief and protection OF American seamen III
foreign countries, two hundred thousand dollars
For expenses which may be incurred In acknowledging
rescung citizens of the United States from shpwreck,
seven thousand dollars.
For the purchase of blank-books, stationery, book
of the United States, SEALS presses and flags,
and for the payment of hostages and miscellaneous
penses of the consus Of the United States including loss
BY exchange, fiftyfv thousand dollars.
For Office rent for those cOnsuls consuls and
commercial agents who not allowed to trade includ-
ing loss by exchange thereon, fifty thousand dollars.
For salaries of consusgeneral, consuls, commercial
agents, and thirteen consular clerks, namely:
I. ooNsULATEs GENERAL.
SCHEDULE
Alexandria, Calcutta Constantinople, Erankfor-onthe
Main, Havana Montreal Shanghai.
III CoNsULATEs.
SCHEDULE b. .
Acapulco, Aix-la-Chapee Algiers, Annoy, Amsterdam,
Antwerp Aspinwa Aux Cages bahia, Barcelona, Bankok,
Basic, Belfast Beirut, Bergen, Bermuda Bilbao B1oa,
Buenos Ayres, Bordeaux, Bremen Bristol Brndisi, Bof
logne, Cadiz Callao CANDIDA Canton Cardiff Chin Kang,
Clifton, Coatcook Cork Curacao Demarara Dundee e.
shore, Erie, Foo Choo Funcha Gaatz Gpe Basin Ge-
neva, Genoa Gibraltar, Glasgow Goderich Gottenberg'
Gnaymas, Halifax, Hamburg, Havre, Honolulu Hong
Kong Jerusalem Kanagawa, kingston Kingston in Can
ada La Rochelle, Iaguaya, Ahaina La Paz, La Union,
Leeds Leghorn Leipsic Lisbon, Liverpool London Lyons
Macao Malaga Malta Manchester Manzano, Naracaibo,
Matanzas Marseilles Mauritius, Melbourne, Messina,
Moscow Munich, Nagasak Nantes Naples Nassau West
tnds Newcastle Nice Odessa 0pcrto Palermo Panama"
Prescott, Prince Edward Island Quebec, Reyc, Rio de
Janero, Rotterdam, San Juan del Sur, San JUAN porto
Rico Santander Santiago de Cuba, Santos Port Sarna
Scio Singapore, Smyrna Southampton Stockholm, Saint
John, (Newfoundland) Saint John, New BrunsWick,)
Saint Petersburg, Saint Pierre Martinique Saint Thomas
Stuttgardt Swallow, Saint Helena Ibasco Tampico, Tan
ger, Tehanntepec, Toronto, Trieste, Trinidad de Cuba,
Trinidad Tripo Tunk Turks Island Valparaiso yalcn
cia, Venice Vera Cruz, Vienna, Windsor, Zurich
". COMMERCIAL AGENCIES
SCHEDULE D.
Amoor River, Antigua Balize, (Honduras,) Gaboon,
Madagascar, San Juan del Nore, Saint Domingo st. Mare
v CONsULATEs
SCHEDULE G.
Barbados, Batavia, Bay of Islands, Cape Hayten, Cape
Town, Carthegena Coylon Coha, Cyprus Falkland Is
lands, Fayal Guya1uil, Iantaa, NIaranhal Maamoras
Mexico Montevideo Omas Payta Pso del NOrte pirpis,
Rio Grande, sabanilla Saint Catherine Santa Cruz West
Indies) Santiago tCape Veple) spezza stetn, Taha,
Talcaluano, Tnmbez, Zanzibar.
VI. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES
SCHEDULE
Apia Saint Paul de Loaudo Ioand, including loss by
exchange thereon four hundred and fifty thousand ollas
For interpreters to the c6nslaes in China including
loss by exchange thereon, five thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For expenses incurred under instructions from the secre
tary Of State in bringing home from foreign countries per-
sons charged with crime and expenses incident thereto
twenty thousand dollars.
For salaries of the mashals for the consular courts in
Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey, including loss by ex
change thereon, nine thousand dollars.
For rent of prisons for American convicts in japan
China Sam and Turkey and for wages of the keepers OF
the same, nine thousand dollars
For salaries of commissioners and consuls-gencial to
Hayti and Liberia, eleven thousand five hundred dollars
For expenses under the act of Congress carry into eff
feet the treaty between the United States and her britannia
fricun -tratn
seventeen thousand dollars.
For expenses under the act to encourage immigration
twenty-five thousand dollars.
For expenses under the neutrality act twenty thousand
dollars.
For expenses of the commission to run and mark the
boundary line between the United States and the British
possessions bounding Washington Territory thirteen
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars.
Approved, January "a, 1865.
AN AcT to provide for advance of Rank to Officers of the
Navy and Marine Corps for distinguished Merit.
Be enacted BY the Senate and House of Representatives
Of the United States of America in (bngrcss assembled That
any officer of the navy marine CORPS by and with the
advice and of the Senate may advanced not
exceeding thirty numbers in rank for having exhibited
eminent conspicuous conduct in extraordinary
heroisni.
Sec 2. And be 1t further enacted, That any officer of the
navy or marine corps either of volunteers otherwise
who shall be nominated to higher grade by the proy-
sons Of the first section of this act Of that OF section
nine Of an act entitled An act to establish and eqmize
the grades Of line officers of the United states navy ar
proved JHy Sixteenth eighteen hundred ana siNtywO
shall be promoted Notwithstanding tbs number Of said
grade may be full but further promotions shall take
place in that grade except for like until the number
ID reduced to that provided by law.
See B. And be IL further enacted That all acts or parts
acts which are inconsistent with the provisions OF this
act, are hereby repealed.
approved, January n, 1865.
An Act supplementary to Act entitled San Act to pre-
scribe an oath of Office, and for other Purposes ap
proved July two, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
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Of The United States IF America Congress assembled That
person. after the date of this act shall be admitted
the bar of the supreme court of the United States
time after the fourth of March next shall be admitted
to the bar of any circuit district court of the United
States of the court of claims attorney counsel
lor of such court shall be allowed to appear and he
heard in such court by virtue of any previous ams
sion, any special power of attorney unless he shall have
first taken and subscribed the oath prescribed In San
prescribe oath Of Office and for other purposes" ai
proved July two eighteen hundred and sixtytwo accord
ing to the forms and In the in the said pro-
vided which said oath taken and subscribed shall be
preserved among the files Of such court and any person
who shall falsely take the said oath shall be guilty per
ury and on conviction, shall be liable to the pains and
penalties of perjury, and the additional pains and penal
ties in the said act provided
Approved, january g. 1865.
An ACT amend act entitled "An Act to provide ways
and means for tho support of the Government AMI for
other purposes" approved June thirteth eighteen
hundred and sixty-four.
BE enacted BY the Senate and House Of Represen atirs
" tHe SutfS or hHerlcu an Congress uSSe nD1.
That in lieu of any bonds authorized be issued by the
irs section of the act entitled provide ways
md means for the support of the government approved
Tune thrtie eighteen hundred and sixty four that may
'eain unsod ut tile date OF this act the Secretary of the
Treasury may ISSUE under the authority of said act tre
ry notes of the description and Character authorized by
The second section OF said act: P,orided That the
whole amount of bonds authorized aforesaid AMI tre-
ury notes issued and to be issued in lieu thereof shall not
exceed the of four hundred millions of dollars and
such treasury notes may be disposed Of for lawful money
Dr. for other treasury notes certificates of indebted
certificates of deposit issued under any previous
IF Congress- and such notes shall be exempt from taxation
by under State or municipal authority.
Sec 2. AHdbe further enacted, That any bonds known
vetwenties issued under the act of twenty ttlrfeb-
-ary eighteen hundred and sixty-two remaining unsod
10 an amount not exceeding four millions of dollars, may
disposed of by the Secretary of the Treasury in the
United States ii he shall find il oxpcept in Europe
It any time on such terms as he may deem most ayis-
de Porid That this act shall be so construed az
10 give any authority for the issue of any legal tender
totes, in any Orn beyond the balance unss,c of the
AMOUNT authorized by the second section of the act to
which this Is an amendment.
Approved, January Is, 1865.
IN Act making appropriations for the service of the Post
once Department during the fiscal year ending the thir
tieth OF june, eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
BE 10 enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives
Me United Mates Of Amerco in Cbngrrss assembled
hat the following be and the same are bere,v an |
ropriated for the service of the Post Office Department
the year ending June thrtieth eighteen hundred and
xysix, ont OF any moneys in the treasury arising from
he revenues OF the said Department in conformity TO the
ct Of the second OF July, eighteen hundred and thirty
ix:- = |
For transportation of the mails nand) seven million
light hundred thousand dollars.
For ship steamboat, and way letters, eight thousand
lollars.