The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

MOntevideO, OmOa, Payta, Para.
Paso del Norte, Piraus, Rio Grande,
Sabanilla, Saint Catharine, Santa
Cruz, (West Indies,) Santiago, (Cape
Verde,O Spezzia, Stettin, Tabasco, Ia
htta, Tahiti, Taleahuana, Tumbez,
Venice, Zanzibar.
V.-COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Schedule @.
Amoor River, Apia, GaboOn, Saint
Paul de L0andO, [Loanda, including
loss by exchange thereon, four
hundred thousand dollars, and
the salary of the Consul at Quay
mas shall be one thousand dollars
per annum Provided, That all
moneys received for fees at any vice
consulates or consular agen lies Of the
United States, beyond the sum of one
thousand dollars Ia any one year, and
all moneys received by any consul or
consul general from consular agencies
or vice cOnsulates in excess of one
thousand dollars 10 the aggregate
from all such agencies or vice-consul-
ates. shall be accounted for and paid
into the treasury of the United States,
and no greater sum than FIVE hun
dred dollars shall be allowed for the
expenses Of any vice consulate or
consular agency for any one year:
PrOUided That hereafter the compen-
sation of consuls whose annual salaries
do not, under existing law, exceed
one thousand five hundred dollars.
and the fees collected at the consul
ates where they are located ard paid
into the treasury Of the United States
amount to three thousand dollars,
shall be two thousand dollars per an
mum.
For Interpreters to the consulates
in China, including loss by exchange
thereon, five thousand eight hundred
dollars.
For expenses incurred. under in
structioDs from the Secretary Of State,
10 bringing home from foreign coun-
tries persons charged with crime. and
expenses incident thereto, ten thou
sand dollars.
For salaries Of the marshals for the
consular courts in Japan, including
that at Nagasaki. and in China, Siam
aud Turkey, including loss by ex-
change thereon, nine thousand dol
lars.
For the salaries of the consuls at
o AGA and Yeddo, Japan, whose sala-
ries are herdby affixed at three thou
sand dollars each, six thousand dol
lars
For rent of prisons for American
convicts in Japan, China, Siam, and
Turkey, and for wages Of the keepers
of the same, nine thousand dollars.
For salaries of ministers resident
and consuls general to Hayti and
Liberia, eleven thousand five hum
dred dollars.
For expenses under the act Of Con-
gress to carry into effect the treaty
between the United States and her
Britannia Majesty for the suppression
Of the African slave trade, twelve
thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
For expenses under the neutrality
act, twenty thousand dollars.
For the payment Of the fourth an
nual instaIment Of the proportion
contributed by the United States
toward the capita lizltI0n of the
Scheldt dues, to fulfill the stipula- F.
tons confirmed ia the fourth article /
of the convention between the United |
States and Belgium of the twentieth 1
eli May, eighteen hundred and sixty
three, t. e sum Of fity-fve thousand +.
FIVE hundred aud eighty four dollars
in coin, and such further sum as may
be necessary to carry out the stipula-
ton of the convention providing for +.
payment Of interest on the said sum 4
and on the portion of the principal /
remaining unpaid.
SEC. 2. And be % further enacted, I
That any officer Of the army or navy /
Of the United States who shall, after /
the passage Of this act, accept or hold 4
any appointment In the diplomatic or
consular service Of the government,
shall be considered as having resign
ed his said Office, and the place held I
by him 10 the military or naval ser
vice shall be deemed and taken to be
vacant, and shall be filed In the same
manner as If the said officer had re-
signed the same.
SEC. ,. Ind be It further enacted,
That no diplomatic or consular Off
Ger shall receive salary for the time
during which he may be absent from
bis post by leave or otherwise, If such
absence shall exceed sixty days In
any one year.
SEC. 4. Aud be 10 further enacted,
That the act entitled An act to en-
courage immigration" approved July
fourth. eighteen hundred and sixty
four, be, and the,same is hereby, re-
pealed.
Approved, March 80, 1863