Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-03-31
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
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sress esseGblsG, That the following sums he,
Sio the same are hereby. appropriated ont ot
any money IA the treasury not otherwise sprrO-
trlsted, tor the fiscal wear ending June thir-
ueth, eighteen hundred and seventy four and
~ lar ss necessary for the residue OF the car
tent nscal year, tor the following Notifications
anu other works OF defense, namely:
For Fort Preble. Portland haTbOr Name
forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Scamman, Portland Aarbor, Maine,
fifty thousand dollars
For Fort Warren. Boston harbor. Nas.Acha-
sets, forty Thousand dollars
Fox Fort Winthrop, Boston harbor. na,ss-
chuseits, hfty Thousand dollars.
For Fort Independence. Boston harhor.
Massachusetts,, thirty five thousand dollars.
For Fort Adams, Newport harboE, Rhode
Island, siSty-five thousand dollars.
Fer fort on Dutch Island. NsrragsnSett bav
Rhode Island, forty thousand dollar.
For Fort schuyler. East river, Kew York
siSty-hve thousand dollars
FOR fort on Sillett's point, Eas: river, New
York, forty thogsanG dollars.
For Fort HansiltoD, and additional batteries
u New lorh. hazAOr, New York, fsEiy thousand
ICl,sTS.
For fort on site o. Fort Tompk.ns, New York
harbor. New York. forty Thousand dollars.
For fort On site q Fort TomplinS. New York
hsTbor. New York thirty thousand dollars.
For Battery HIssisOn, New York harbor. New
York, twesty nile thousand dollars.
For tort opposite Fort Delaware. Delaware
shore, DsisMsIe, thirty-Gye thousand dollars.
lald, twenty dive Thousand dollars.
For Fort Foote. Potomac river, MARYLAND
twenty-five Thousand dollars.
For Fort Washington, Potomac river. Narv-
land, tNenty-i five thousand dollars.
FOR Fort Monroe, HAMPTON roads, Virginia.
forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Noultrie. Charleston larhor South
Carolina, forty Thousand dollars.
TO: Fort Sumter. Charleston barber, South
carolina, forty thousand dollars.
For Fort Pulaski, Savannah river, Georgia,
titS thousand aollars.
For Fort Taylor. Key West, Florida. hfty
thousand dollars.
For Fort ,Iefierson, Garden hey, Florida,
City thousand dollars
For Fort jackson, Mississippi river Iouisi-
ara. siXty-fve thousand dollars
For Fort Saint Philip. Mississippi river, Lon
siana, fifty thousand dollars.
For fort at Fort point. san Francisco harsOr,
California, sixty five thousand dollars.
For fort at Lame point, San Francisco bar-
Dor. California. seventy-hye Thousand dollars.
Tor fort at AlcatraZ island. san Francisco
harbor, California, fifty thousand dollars
For contingencies OF fortitcatiOns, one hun-
Gred thousand dollars.
For surveys for military defenses, one hun
drCd and fifty thousand dollars.
For batteries in Portsmouth harbor, Ports
mouth, New Hampshire, on Gerrish's island.
and Jerry Point, fifty Thousand dollars.
For battery at FInn's point, Delaware river.
New Jersey, forty Thousand dollars.
For fort al San Diego, San Diego harbOr.
California, fifty thousand dollars.
For torpedOes for barbor defenses and for
preservation Of the same, three hundred thou
sand dollars: Prorided, Tha. the money herein
appropriated for torpedOes shall only be used in
the establishment and maintenance OF torpe-
does TO be operated from shore-stations for the
obstruction of an enemy's vessel approaching
the shore or entering the channel and fair -waNs
OF harbors. tApprOved, February p, 1915.
lGEsEEAL NATURE-No 4o.l
An ACT making appropriations for the consul
lar and diplomatic service OF the government
for the year ending June thirty. eighteen hun
dred and seyenty-four, and for other pur-
loses.
Bei enacted bg TIE Senate and House Of Rspre-
SeEtotres # the United States Of AseTioa ia Con-
gross assembled. That the following sums be,
ANA the same are hereby, appropriated for the
service of the fiscal year ending the thrtieth of
june, eighteen hundred and seventy-four out
OF any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
rrolTiated, for the objects hereinafter es-
pressed, namely:
For salaries of ENJOYS extraordinary and min
listers plenipotentiary to Great Britain, France,
Germany, and Russia, at seventeen Thousand
five hundred dollars each, seventy thousand dol
lars.
To Spain, Austria, Brazil, Mexico, Japan.
China, and Italy, at twelve Thousand dollars
each, elghty-four thousand dollars.
To Chill and Peru, at ten thousand dollars
each, twenty thousand dollars.
For ministers resident at Portugal, Switzer-
land. Greece, Belgium. Netherlands. Denmark
Sweden and Norway, Turkey, Ecuador, Colon
liza, Bolivia, Venezuela, Hawaiian Islands and
the Argentine Republic, at seven thousand i've
nundred dollars each, one hundred and five
thousand dollars.
For minister resident accredited TO Guate-
mala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Salvador, and
Nicaragua, to reside at the place that the Presi-
de mr. may select in any one of the States named
a. by act making appropriations for the consul
lar and diplomatic service, approved Nav
twenty-second, eighteen hundred and seventy
two, ten Thousand dollars: Prorided. That the
pay and allowances of SAID minister resident
shall hereafter be ten thousand dollars per
annum, and no more.
For minister resident at Uruguay, also ac-
routed to Paraguay, ten thousand dollars:
PrOrided, That the pay and allow ances of said
minister resident shall hereafter be ten thous-
and dollars per annum, and no more.
For salary of minister resident and consul
general at Hayti, seven thousand five hundred
For minister resident and consul-general n,
Liberia, four thousand dollars.
For salaries OF secretaries of legation at Lon
don, Paris, Berlin, and Saint Petersburg. at
two thousand six hundred and twenty ii We dol
lars each. ten thousand five hundred dollars
To enable Robert C.. Schenck, minister to
Great Britain, to employ private amanuensis,
according to joint resolution approved January
eleventh, eighteen hundred and seyenty-one.
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries Of secretaries Of legation to Aus
thousand eight hundred dollars each, nine thou
sand dollars.
For salary of the secretary of legation to ia
pan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
For salaries of assistant secretaries of the
legations to France, Great Britain, and Ger
many. at two thousand dollars each, six thou
uohdfs. tlle saiu assistant secretaries
shall hereafter be called second secretaries
For salary Of the secretary of legation (acting
also as interpreter to the legation of China,
five thousand dollars.
For salary of the interpreter of legation i'm
Turkey, three thousand dollars; and the salary
thus appropriated may be paid to an Interpreter
Notwithstanding that he may not be citizen OF
the United States, and and after july first,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-three the con-
sul-generai at Constantinople shall be also the
secretary of legation i'm Turkey: Prorided, That
he shan receive compensation only as consul
general.
Tor. charge d'sffaires ad interim and siiplo-
matte officers OF the United States abroad,
forty thousand dollars.
For salary of the interpreter to the legation at
siatan, two thousand five hundred dollars
For contingent expenses of for ign intercourse
proper, and OF all the missions abroad one
hundred thousand dollarr
For salaries of consuls-general, consuls. vice.
consuls, commercial agents, and thirteen |
consular clerks, including loss by exchange,
four hundred and nine thousand dollars, As /
follows:
I-CoNsULATEs GENERAL.
Schedule B.-Alexandria. Calcutta, Con-
stantinople, Frankfort on-the- Main. Havana,
Montreal, Shanghai, Beirut, Tampico, London,
Paris.
H-CoNsULATEs.
Schedule B.-Aix-la-C hapelle, Acapulco, Al