The tri-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1866-1868, 1867-02-28
r LEIGH, N. c., THURSDAY

fifteen hundred dollars each annually and the
compensation OF the consul at HankoW is estab-
Hshed at three thousand dollars annually; and no
money shall be paid to the present minister resi-
aeht at PORTUGAL out of any funds whatever on ac-
count OF further services in his Office.
For Interpreters to the consulates in China and
10 the consular court at Bankok, in Siam, inclu
dug 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
dollars.
For salaries of the marshals for the consular
courts III Japan, including that at Nagasaki, and
III Emma; Siam, and Turkey, including loss by eX-
chahSe tnereon, ten thousand dollars.
For rent OF prisons for American convicts in
Japan, China, Siam, and Turkey, and for wages
OF the keepers OF the same nine thousand dol
For salaries of commissioners and consuls gen.
eral TO tiayti, Liberia, and Dominica, nineteen
thousand dollars; and the title of these diploma
tie representatives shall be hereafter minister re-
salary. -
Fer expenses under the act of CONGRESS TO
carry into effect the treaty between the United
States and her Britannia Majesty for the suppres-
SION OF the African slavc-tradc, seventeen thou
sand dollars.
For expenses under the act to encourage immi-
grafton, twenty thousand dollars.
tor 1urther compensation of the commissioner
unGGr the treaty between the United States and
her Bllfannlc Majesty for the final settlement OF
the claims of the Iiudson's Bay aud Puget
Sound Agricultural Company three thousand
collars III fGli for his services and personal eN-
pcnses.
FOR eNpcnsas under the neutrality act, twenty
Thousand dollars
For expenses Of the commission TO run and
States and the British possessions bounding OF,
Washington Territory, thirteen thousand one
hundred and ten dollars.
For the payment Of the second annual install
IrOD;trjlOn bV he nj
ted States towards the capitalization of the
Scheldt dues, to fulfil the stipulations contained
IN the fourth article of the convention between
tic United States and Belgium OF the twentieth
ct May, eighteen hundred and sixtv-three the
:lln Oi ltNiYc thousand five hundred and ciwht
four dollars i'll coin, and such further sum us may
ne necessary to carry out the stipulation OF the
convention providing for payment OF interest OH
TIC s;tid sum and on tie portion OF the lrinci pal
remaining unpaid.
For repairs of cemetry fences and sexton
house, hconrue to the United States. in the eli y
OF MtXicO, fifteen hundred dollars, To be cypcmi-
cd under the direction OF tho President OF the
United States.
See. >. And be it further enacted, That the
President be- and he is hereby authorized to APP
point, by and with the advice and consent of the
Senate, second assistant secretary of state III
the Department of State, an also an examiner
OF claims for the same department, whose sal
ary shall he ,hrcc thousand dollars per annu,n :
and the salary of the second assistant s, crctary
of state shall be thirty-yc hundred dollars
per annunl; and such sums are hereby apprOpri
uIrd
see. 3. And he it further enacted, That ali fees
collected by any consul or commercial agent not
mentioned in Schedule b &, or uy any vice
consul or commercial agent appointed 10 perform
their duties, or by any other person iii tleir he,
lIaii "ii!li be accounted for to the Secretary OF
tie Treasury iii the same mode and manner a. is
provided for in section eighteen of tho act ai,,ro
Ied August eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, entitled An ACT to regulate the diplomatic
and cons sular system of the United Statcs.'' And