The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-10-25

| III.
Manchester, Matanzas, Marseilles, MauriSius,
Melbourne, Messina Moscow, Munich. Naoas'
aki, Naples, Nassau, West Indies,) Newcastle.
Nice, Nantes, Odessa, Oporto, Palermo, Pana--
ma, Paris, Pernambuco, Picton, Ponce, Port
MahOn, Prescott, Prince Edward Island Rev
ell, Rio de Janeiro, Rotterdam, San Juan del
Sur San Juan, Porto Rico,) Saint John, Can
ada East Santiago de Cuba Port Sarnia. Sin
gapore, Smyrna, Spezzia, southampton, Saint
John, Newfoundland Saint Petersburg,
Saint Pierre, (Martinique,) Saint Thomas,
Stuttgardt, Swartow, Saint Helena Tampico,
Iangiers, Toronto, Trieste, Trinidad de Cuba,
IripoG, Tunis, Turks Island, Valparaiso
Vera Cruz, Vienna, Windsor, Zurich
III. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
SCHEDULE B.
Balize, QIonduras,) Madagascar, San Juan
del Norte, Saint Domingo.
". CONSULATES.
SCHEDULE G..
Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia, Bay of Islands,
Cape Haytien, Cape Town, Carthagena, Cey-
Ion, Cobija, Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Fayal
Guapaquil, Lanthala, Maranham, Matamoras,
Mexico, Montevideo, Omoa, Payta, Para,
Paso del Norte, Pireus, Rio Grande, Sabanilla'
Saint Catherine, Santa Cruz, West Indies,
Santiago, Cape Verde,) Stettin Tabasco, Ia
hita, Talcahuano, Tumbez, Venice, Zanzibar.
Y. COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
SCHEDULE G.
Amoor river, Apia, Gaboon, Saint Paul de
Lodad0, LOanda, four hundred and twenty
five thousand dollars Provided, That the
compensation of the consuls at Malta Saint
John, Canada East,) Nice, Lisbon Santa Cruz.
Tampico, Prince Edward Island Barcelona
st. GATHERINGS, in Brazil, and Nantes, is estab
lished at fifteen hundred dollars each annually
and the compensation of the consul at Han
kow is established at three thousand dollars
annually, and no money shall be paid to the
present minister resident at Portugal out of
any funds whatever on account of further SER
vices in his office.
For Interpreters to the consulates in China.
and to the consular court at Bankok. in Siam
including loss by exchange thereon eight
thousand three hundred dollars.
For expenses incurred, under instructions
from the Secretary of State, in bringing home
from foreign countries persons charged with
crime, and expenses incident thereto, twenty
thousand dollars.
For salaries of the marshals for the consular
courts in Japan, including that at Napasaki
and in China, Siam, and Turkey, Including
loss by exchange thereon, ten thousand dol,
lars.
For rent of prisons for American conyicts in
Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey and for wa.
| ges of the keepers of the same nine thousand
| dollars.
For salaries Of commissioners and consuls
| general to Hayti, Liberia, and Dominica. nine.
teen thousand dollars; and the title of these
minister resident and consul general, with nc
| increase of salary.
For expenses under the act of Congress to
| carry into effect the treaty between the United
States and her Britanic Majesty for the sup
preston OF the African slave trade, seventeen
| thousand dollars.
| For expenses under the act to encourage i'm
migration, twenty thousand dollars.
For further compensation of the commits
sioner under the treaty between the United
states and her Britanic Majesty for the
! final settlement of the claims of the Hudson
Bay and Puget Sound Agricultural Company
| three thousand dollars in full for his services
| and personal expenses.
| For expenses under the neutrality act, TWEEN
! ty thOusend dollars.
| For expenses of the.commission to run and
| mark the boundary line between the United
States and the Brisish possessions bounding
| on Washington Territory, thirteen thousand
| one hundred and ten dollars.
| For the payment of the second annual in.
stalment of the proportion contributed by the
| United States towards the capitalization of the
Scheldt dues, to fulfil the stipulations con.
tanned in the fourth article of the convention
! between the United States and Belgium of the
| twentieth OF May, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, the sum Of 1ifty-fye thousand five hun
dred and eighty-four dollars in coin, and sucf
further sum as may be necessary to carry out
the stipulation Of the convention providing
for payment'Of interest on the said sum anC
on the portion of the principal remaining un
paid,
For repairs Of cemetery fences and sections
house, belonging to the United States, in the
| city OF Mexico, fifteen hundred dollars, to be
| expended under the direction of the President
of the United States
Sec.2. and be FURTHER enacted That the Presid en-
be, and he is hereby, authorized to appoint, by
and with the advice and consent of the Senate
| a Second Assistant Secretary of State in The
| Department of State, and also an Examiner O.
| Claims for the same Department, whose salary
! shall be three thousand dollars per annum ;anC
| the salary of the Second Assistant Secretary
| of State shall be thirty-five hundred dollars
| per annum; and such sums are hereby appro
priated.
Sec. 3. and be it further enacted, That al
fees collected by any consul or commercial
agent not mentioned in Schedule B or G, or by
any vice-consul or commercial agent appoint
ed to perform their duties, or by any Other
person in their behalf shall be accounted fol
to the Secretary of the Treasury in the same
mode and manner as is provided for in section
| eighteen of the act approved August eighteen
! eighteen hundred and fifty SIX entitled ''AI
act to regulate the diplomatic and consular
system Of the United States" And when the
fees 50 collected by any such consul or com
mercial agent amount to more than twenty
five hundred dollars in any one year, over and
above the expenses of Otiice-rent and clerk
hire, to be approved by the Secretary of State
of which return shall be made to the Secretary
Of the Treasury, the excess for that year shall
! be paid to the Secretary of the Treasury, il
| the mode provided for by said act.
Sec. 4. A11d be 1t further enacted, That the
| salary ofany envoy raOrdinary and minister
plenipOtentiary hereafter appointed shall he
| ing more, except when he is appointed to one
of the countries where the United States are
now represented by an envoy extraordinary
and minister plenipotentiary.
| Ann TI1J1r