New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-04-26


For Office rent for those oonsus general eonsuIs
and commercial agents VINO are not allowed to trade
including loss by exchange thereon, forty tive thou
For salaries OF oonsuls general consulg com
meroial agents, and thirteen consular clerks, name
/. ooNsuLATEs GENERAL.
SCHEDULE b.
Alexandria, Calcutta, .Constantinople frankfort
III. OONSULATES.
SCHEDULE b.
Acapulco Aix-la ChRpeile, Algiers Annoy Am.
sterdam, Antwerp, Aspinwall, Bankok. Basic Bel
fast, Beirut, Buenos Ayres. BORDEAUX. Bremen
BrIndisi, Boulogne, Barcelona, Cadiz Oallao Can.
dia, Canton, Ohemnitz, Chm Kiang Clifton, Ooati.
cook, Cork, Demarara, tDemeratA Lundee Elsi.
more, Fort Erie Foo Choo Funchal &c eva (.eaoa.
Gibraltar, Glasgow, Goderch Halfa4, Hrmburg
Havre, Honolulu, Hong Kong, HankoW, Jeru aleu-
kanagawa, Kingston (Jamaica( Kingston ! Can.
ada, La Rochelle, Laguayra, Lahaina Leeds Leg.
Malaga, Malta, Manchester, Matanzas, Marseilles,
Mnauritips Melbourne, MeSsina, Moscow. Munich,
Nice, Nantes, Odessa, Oporto, Palermo, Panama,
Prescott Prince Edward Island Quebec ReYei Rio
de Janelro, Rotterdam, San Juan del Sur San Juan,
Porto Rico, saint John, lOanada East Santiago de
Cuba Port Sarnia Rome, Singapore SMYRNA Santa
ampton. SAINT John, Saint PeteTs.
SuttgsTdt swatow, saint Helena Tanpie5 5OFTP s5
Tnnis, Turks Island, valparaiso, Vera Cruz. Vienna
III COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
SCHEDULE B.
Balize, tHondurasJ Madagascar. Sau Juan del
-''l W SAM ". I6toNsULATEs.
SCHEDULE c.
Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia, Bay Of Islands. Cane
Haytien, Cape Town, CaTthagena, Ueyion, Cobija,
Cyprus. Falkland islands Faysl, Guayaquil CIuaya.
mas, Lanthala MaranhAm, Matamoras, Mexico.
Mnonteyldeo. Emoa; Payta. Para, Pqso del Norte
Spezzia, stettin Tabasco, Tahita Tamil Taicai..
V. COMMERCIAL AGESCIES
SCHEULE c.
Amoor River, Apia, Gaboon Saint Paul de Loan.
do, lLoauda,l including loss by exchange thereon,
fonr hundred thousand dollars and the salary Of the
consul at Guaymas shall be one thousand dollars per
annum Provided, mat all moneys received for
fees at any vice consulates consular agencies OF
the United States, beyond the Of one thousand
dollars in any one year and all moneys received by any
consul or consul general from consular agencies or
yiceeonsulatesin excess OF one thousand dollars in
the aggregate from all sneh ager cies viceconsu.
ates shall be accounted for and paid into the
~ OF the United States and no greater than ye
hundred dollars shall be allowed tor the expenses Of
any vice consulate or consular agency for anv one
year Provided, That hereafter the Compensation
Of consuls whose annual salaries do not under exist
ing law, exceed one thousand five hundred dollars
and the ices collected at the consuates where they
are located and paid into the treasury Of The United
States amount to three thousand dollars Snail be
two thousand dollars per annum
For interpreters TO the consulates in China, in
eight hundred dollars.
For expenses incurred, under instructions from
the Secretary Of State in bringing home from Tor.
elgn countries persons charged with crime and ex.
penses incident thereto, ten thousand dollars
For salaries of the marshAls Tor the consular
courts in japan, moulding that at NagasAki, and in
CHINA, siam, and Turkey, including loss BY exchange
thereon, nine thousand dollars.
FOR the salaries of the eonsus at Osaca and Yeddo
Japan, whose salaries hereby fixed at three thou
sand dollars each, six thousand dollars
For rent of prisons for American cOnycts in Japan
China siam, and Turkey and for wages Of the Keep.
or the same nine thousand dollars.
For salaries of ministers resident and cons,s gen
hundred dollars.
For expenses under the act of Congress to carry
into effect the treaty between the United States and
her Britannia Majesty for the suppression OF the
dollars
For expenses under the neutrality act, twenty
For tine payment of the fourth annual ipstaImept
OF the proportion contributed by the United States
toward the capitalization of the Scheldt dues 10
tqh the sipulations contained 10 the fourth article
OF the convention between the United States and
Belgium of the twentieth of May, eighteen hundred
and sixty three the of fifty.iye thousand five
hundred and eighty-tour dollars in coin and such
Iarthet sum as may De necessary to carry out the
stipulation Of the convention providing Tor payment
OF interest the said and the portion of the
principal remaining unpaid.
SEC, ?. And be il further enacted That any offcer
OF the army or navy OF the United States who shall
after the passage Of this act accept or hold any ap
pointment in the diplomatic or consular service Of
the government, shall be con sidered as having re.
signed his said office, and the place held by him in
taken to be vacant, and shall be filed in the same
manner as If the SAID Oicer had resigned the Same
SEC. g. And be ii further enacted That no diplo.
matte or consular oteer shall receive salary for the
by leave or otherwise, If such absence shall exceed
sixty days in any one year.
SEC. T. And be it further enacted That the act
e1onaS , an o All q encourage immigration ap
be and the same is hereby repealed.
Approved March 80, 1865