New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-04-11

Mahon, Port Said, Prescott, Prince
| Edward Island, Port Sarnia, Pesth,
Quebec, Rio de Janeiro, Rome,
Rotterdam. San Juan del Snr, San Juan
porto Rieo), Saint Johns Canada East,
Santiago de Cuba, Singapore, SMYRNA,
Southampton, Saint Petersburg, Santa
Cruz West Indies), Saint Thomas, Spezzia,
Stuttgardt, Swallow, Saint Helena, Tangier,
Toronto Trieste, Trinidad de Cuba, Tripoll,
Tunis, Tunstall, Tieu-Tsin, Turks Island,
Valparaiso. Vera Cruz. Vi ma, Valencia,
Windsor Canada West), Zurich, Birming-
ham, Barmen, and Winnipeg Selkirk settle
ment British North America), and here
after the salary of the consul at Vienna
shall be FIVE thousand dollars.
Iu.-CoNsBLATEs.
Schedule C.-Aux Cages, Bahia, Batavia.
Bay of Islands. Cape Haytlen, Gambia,
Cape Town. CarthageBa, CeylOn, COoYa'
Cyprus, Falkland Islands, Fayal, Guaya4ull'
Guaymas, Maranham, MatamOras Mex
;co), Montevideo, Omoa, Payta, Para, Paso
del Norte PrFus, Rio Grande. Saint Cath
ariue, Santiago (Cape Verde), Srettin. San
terem, Tabasc0, Tahiti, Talcahuano, run
bez, Venice, Windsor Nova ScOtial. hann-
bar.
For the payment of salaries of consular
officers, not citizens of the United States,
ten thousand dollars; provided, that the
secretary Ul DJdIS sudll tdSh = NH0A = PS''
Congress the names of consular officers not
| citizens of the United States, to whom sal
aries have been paid, and also the clrcum-
| stances under which they were appointed,
and the allowance authorized by secuoh
TWENTY-FIVE of the act of August eight
| zenith, eighteen hundred and ttty-six, en-
| titled IAN act to regulate the diplomatic
| and consular systems of the United States
| 10 be made 10 consular officers in certain
fnv of ms ~
| twenty per centum of the amount OF annual
compensation subject to the same limitation
| IN said section contained.
To reimburse r. S. Kendall, late consul
OF the United States at Strasburgs tor un'
avOidable expenses, incurred by the sudden
disc0ntinuance of that consulate III c0ilse'
| oucnce of the invasion of France by Ger
many, one thousand dollars.
v.-CoMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Schedule C.-AmoOr River. Apia. Gaboon.
| Saint Paul de LOanda, Lanthala, Sablnilia.
v.-CoMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Schedule B.-Madagascar, San Juan del
| Norte, Santo Domingo.
For interpreters to the cOnsulate6 ID
| China, Japan and Siam. intending loss by
! exchange, five thousand seven hundred dol
| lars
For marshals for the consular courts in
| Japan, including that OF Nagasaki, and in
| China, Siam and Turkey, including loss by
| exchange thereon. seven thousand seven
| hundred dollars.
| For stationery, book cases, arms of the
! United States. seals, presses and flags. and
| payment of rent, freight, Postage and mis-
| CelleneOus expenses, including loss by ex'
| change thereon. one hundred thousand dol.
| lars; and the Secretary Of State Is heLeby
| authorized to. furnish seals TO consular
I 81 La the of
which shall be betrayed out of the sum
| hereby appropriated.
For expenses for interpreters. guards,
| and other matters at the consalates at Con
| stantinople Smyrna, Gambia, Alexandria.
Jerusalem, and Beirut, in the Turkish do
minions, three thousand dollars.
For rent of prisons for American canvicts
| in Siam and Turkey, and for wages OF the
| keepers of the same, including loss By ex-
! change four thousand dollars.
| For rent of prison for American cOnvicts
| in China, one thousand five hundred dol
! lars.
For wages of keepers, care Of offenders.
| and expenses, ten Thousand dollars.
For rent of prison for American convicts
| In Japan, seven hundred and fifty dollars.
For wages of keepers, care OF offenders
| and expenses, five thousand dollars
For expenses incurred in bringing home
| from foreign countries persons charged
| with crime, and expenses incident thereto.
| including loss by exchange. tive thousand
dollars.
For relief and protection of American
seamen in foreign countries one hundred
thousand dollars.
For expenses which, may be incurred in
acknowledging the services OF masters and
crews of foreign vessels in resCuHg Amer.
lean citizens from shipwreck. five thousand
dollars.
To meet the necessary expenses attendant
upon the execution Of tho neutrality act, to
be expended under the direction of the
President, in conformity with the third
section of tho act OF May first. eighteen
hundred and ten. entitled IAN act fixing
the compensation OF ministers and OOnsul5
residing on the coast of Bombay. and TO:
other purposes" twenty thousand dollars.
To meet the payment Of the last annual
fnstallment of the proportion contributed
by the United States toward the capitalize.
ton of the Scheldt dues. sixty six thousand
five hundred and eighty-four dollars.
For the annual proportion due from the
government Of the United States of the eS.
uenses Of Cape Spartel light. on the coast
of Morocco, two hundred and eighty tive
dollars.
United States and British claims com.
mission:
For salaries Of secretary. assistan: sacrc-
tarv. messenger ard Waterman, four thou.
sand four hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses, namely: Rent.
fuel, stationery, books. gas, printing, tempo
rary clerks and other miscellaneous expenses
Of similar character. twelve thousand two
hundred and forty dollars.
United States and Spanish claims com
mission:
For salaries Of commissioner. counsel.
secretary and messenger, eleven thousand
:w0 hundred and twelve dollars
For contingent expenses. three thousand
seven hundred and .ighty-eight dollars.
United States and Mexican claims CONE
mission:
For salaries Of commissioner. umpire
agent, legal assistant 10 agent, secretary.
two clerks at one thousand four hundred
dollars each, two translators at one thou
sand five hundred dollars each. messenger
and assistant messenger. twenty three thou
sand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses. five thousand
dollars.
SEC. 3 That when any diplomatic or
consular officer of the United States
shall die in u foreign country IN the dis
charge OF his duty. there shall be paid to
his widow, OF if no widow survive him. then
to his heirs at law. Il sum of money equal
10 the allowance now made to such
officer for the time necessarily occupied
in making the transit from his posi- OF
duty to his residence III the United States.
To meet the expense of this provision, there
il hereby appropriated. for the year ending
June thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy.
four, sum not exceeding FIVE thousand dol
lars.
SEC. g. That no consular officer Of THE
Omitted States shall hereafter grant a cerJs
ticate for goods. wares or merchandise
shipped from countries adjaceL! 10 the
United States, Which have passed Ii con-
sulatc after pure. for shipment.
Approved F.. ...sry -, 1873.