The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-11
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
TI,s,d at the Tiiri s Ssiga elite EJriisn
Congress.

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An Act making appropriations for the con.alsr
and diplomatic expenses Of the government II
the year ending June thIrtieth. eighteen hun
t.rei and seventy, and fpT other purposes.
be il ensctc by the senate and Hou-e q Re
yreeentStIyCe Of the United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the follow ing sums lie
sni the same are hereby. appropriated. out OF
any money in the treasury not oiherviae Apr -
.rist-d, for the objeot- hereinafter expressed, 4
the fiscal year ending the thTticth # JUue, tIgI-
teen hundred and seventy, namely
For salaries Of ENJOYS extra 'r AIRY. ministers
sni commissioners OF the Uuitetl States al Great
Eritain, France, Russia Fru- ia Spain, Austria,
Er.zil, Mexico, China, Italy. Chill, Peru. PuIfu-
rsl switzerland, Greece Belgium. Holland. Den
I.lark, sweden. Turkey, Ecuador. New Granada.
Bolivia. Nenczuelt, Guatemala, Nicaragua, Sand
~ich Islands, Costa kicd, Honduras. Agent me
Confederation, Paraguay. Uruguay. Japan, aIpi
sslralur, three huudTcd and sixteen ia uU>tud
dollars. Furaiiinnal sal ny Of minister resident
. the Argentine Republic. appointed also TO TIRE
Rspublic Of Uruguay, at the rate # thT,e thou
sand seven huudr ed and hity dollars year, srch
salary commence October thirteenth, eighteen
hsndred ami siNty-eight, and to Htiuue WINE
a.ting as minister t. Uruguay.
For salaries Of sacreiarieS Of leg ttirn iuwz
Al Lundop and Paris, two tn ussnd six hundred
and iweII T. five dollars each.
1t Saint Petersburg, Madrid, Berlin, Flor. nee
Vienna Rio JameriO, and Mexico, eighteen hun
dred dollars each.
For salaries Of assstan. secretaries If legation :.
London and Paris. two thousand dollars each
Tor salary If the Interpreter TO the legation 20
China. five thousand dollars.
Fur salary of the secretary of legation t. THr-
key, acting interpreter thre thousand dollars
For salary # the interpreter 10 he legation Ia
Japan, two Thousand five huuire! !,llars-
For contingent expenses Of all tue missions
abroad fifty thousand dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign intercourse,
fifty Ia u,and dollars.
For expenses of the consulates in the Turkish
lomnous, namely: eIPrerers, guards, and
ether expenses Of the coI'sulates at CONSTANT
Eole, Smyrna. Gambia, Alexandria, Jerusalem,
aud Beirut, three thousand dollars.
For the relief and protection Of American sea
men in foreign countries, per acts of February
eighteenth. eighteen hundred and three, and
February twenty ht, eighteen hundred and
tcleven, fifty Thousand dollars.
For expenses which may he incurred in aCknowl-
edging the services of the masters and crews Of
foreign vessels in re-cuing citizens of the United
Slater from >h Iwreck, five thousand dollars.
For the purchase Of blank books, stationery,
book cases. aims of the United States, seals.
presses, and flags, and for the Paymcn: Of posta-
res, and miscellaneous expenses Of tle consnls of
the United States. including loss by exchange,
and for Office rent for these consuls general, con
suls and commercial agents who are not allowed
10 trade, including loss Ly exchange thereon,
eighty thousand dollars and there shall be allowed
cut Of the fees of the office Thousand dollars
rsr annum, and NO more. for rent Of the consul
offices at Paris
For salaries Of ccnsuls general, eonsuis. COM
Ere rcial agents, and thirteen consular clerks, in
Sln.iing loss by exchange thereon, four hundred
sh1us-pd dollars, namely: @ r...-- ..u.#