New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29

1OTty thousand dollars.
For Fort Scanned. Portland harbOr, |
Maine. fifty thousand dollars
For Fort Warren, Boston harbOr, Massa-
chusetts. forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Winthrop, Boston harbOr, Mas
sachusetts, tifry thousand dollars.
FOR Fort independence. Boston harbor,
Massachusetts,, thirty-fve thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport harbor, Rhode
Island, siXty-hve thousand dollars.
For fort on Dutch island, Narragan
bav Rhode Island, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Schuyler, East river, New York.
sixty-fve thousand dollars.
For fort on Willetts point, East river,
New York, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Hamilton, and additional bate
ries in New York haIbor, New York, forty
thousand dollars.
For fort on site of Fort TOmpkins, New
York harb0r, New York, thirty thousand
dollars
For Battery Hudson. New York harbor,
New York, twenty thousand dollars.
For fort opposite Fort Delaware, Della
ware shore, Delaware, thlrty-hve thousand
dollars.
For Fort McHenry, Baltimore harbor,
Maryland, twenty Five thousand dollars.
For Fort Foote. Potomac river, Mary
land, twenty i've thousand dollars.
For Fort Washington. Potomac river,
Maryland, twenty-five thousand dollars.
For Fort Monroe, Hampton roads, Nlr.
GINA, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Moutrie, Charleston harbor,
South Carolina, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Sumter, Charleston harbOr,
South Carolina, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Pulaski. Savannah river, GeOr-
gia, fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Taylor, Key West. Florida,
fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort Jefferson, Garden Key. Florida,
fifty thousand dollars.
For Fort jackson, Mississippi river. Lou
isiana, sixty five thousand dollars.
For Fort St. Philip. Mississippi river
Louisiana, fifty thousand doll lars.
For fort at Fort point. San Francisco
harbor, California. sixty thousand dol'
| lars.
For fort at Lime point. San Francisco
harbor, California, seventy-hVe thousand
| dollars.
For for fort at Acatraz island, San Fran
| cisco harbor, California, fifty thousand dol
| lars.
For contingencies of Notifications, one
hundred thousand dollars.
For surveys for military daten5es. one
| hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
For batteries in Portsmouth har5or,
| Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on Gerrishs
island and Jerry point, fifty thousand dol
| lars.
For battery at Firms point, Delaware
river, New Jersey, forty thousand dollars
For fort at San Diego, San Diego harbor,
| California, fifty thousand dollars.
For torpedoes fer harbOr detenses and tor
| preservation of the same, three hundred
thousand dollars: provided, that the money
herein appropriated for tOrpedOes shall only
be used in the establishment and mamie
| nance of torpedOes to be operated from
shore stations for the destruction OF an
| enemy's vessel approaching the shore or
entering the channel and falr-ways OF
| harbOrs.
Approved February q, 1875:
| GENERAL NATURE-NO. 40
| An act making appropriations for the con-
suar and diplomatic service of the gov
eminent for the year ending June thirty,
eighteen hundred and seventy-four, and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
| Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
| following sums be- and the same are hereby,
appropriated for the service or the hscdl
wear ending the thirtieth Of June, eighteen
hundred and seventy-tour out OF any
money in the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, for the objects hereinafter express
| ed, namely:
For salaries of ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers plenpotentiary to GEeat Britain,
France, Germany, and Russia, at seventeen
thousand five hundred dollars each, seventy
| thousand dollars.
To Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico, Japan,
China, and Italy, at twelve thousand dollars
each, eighty four thousand dollars.
To Chill and Peru, at ten thousand dol
lars each twenty thousand dollars.
For ministers resident at Portugal, Swift
zerland, Greece, Belgium, Netherlands,
Denmark, Sweden amt Norway. Turkey,
| Ecuador. Colombia, Bolivia, Venezuela;
| Hawaiian Islands, and the Argentine Re
public, at seven thousand five hundred dol
lars each, one hundred and five thousand
dollars.
For minister resilient accredited to Guate-
ma!a. Costa Rca, Honduras, Salvador, and
| Nicaragua, to reside at the place that the
| President may select in any one OF the
States named, as by act making appropcia
lions for the consular and diplomatic ser
| vice, approved May twenty second, eighteen
hundred and seventy-twO, ten thousand
dollars provided that the pay and allow
| ances of said minister resident shall here
after be ten thousand dollars per annum.
and no more.
For minister resident at Uruguay, also
| accredited to Paraguay. ten thousand dol
lars; provided. that the pay and allowances
of said minister resident shall hereafter be
ten thousand dollars per annum, and no
more.
For salary of minister resident and con,
sui general at Hayti. seven thousand five
hundred dollars.
For minister resident and consul general
at Liberia, four thousand dollars.
For salaries of secretaries OF legation at
London Paris. Berlin and St. Petersburg,
at two thousand six hundred and twenty
five dollars each, ten thousand five hundred
| dollars.
To enable Robert c Schenck, minister to
Great Britain. To employ private amanu-
ensis. according TO joint resolution APP
proved JANUARY eleventh. eighteen hundred
| and seventy one, two thousand tive hun
| dred dollars.
For salaries Of secretaries Of legation to
! Austria. Brazil, Italy, Mexico and Spain, at
one thousand eight hundred dollars each.
| nine thou sand dollars.
| For salary of the secretary of legation 20
| Japan two thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of assistan. secretaries of the
| LEGATIONS to France. Great Britain and Ger
MANY at two thousand dollars each, six
thousand dollars; and the said assistant
| secretaries shall hereafter be called second
| secretaries.
For salary of the secretary of legation
| (acting also as interpreter) to the legation
| at China, five thousand dollars.
fOf salary oi INC Elclpit'ot Va l'S%ItCE
in Turkey, three thousand dollars; and the
salary thus appropriated may be paid to an
interpreter, Notwithstanding that he may
| not be a citizen of the United States, and
| on and after July first. eighteen hundred
and seventy-three, the consul general at
Constantinope shall be also the secretary
of legation III Turkey: provided, that he
shall receive compensation Only as consul
general.
For charge d'aAairs ad interim and dipio.
matte officers OF the United States abroad,
| forty thousand dollars.
For salary of the iutrr-,,eteg :" tie leLi-