The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06

| For minister resident rccrelited to
| Guatemala, Costa Rica, Honduras, Saliva
dor, and Nicaragua, to reside at the place
that the President may select in any one
of the states named, as by act making ap-
propriations for the the consular and di-
plomatic service approved May twenty
| two, ten thousand dollars.
For minister resident at Uruguay, also
accredited to Paraguay, ten thousand dol
For minister resident and consul-gener-
al to Hayti, seven thousand five hunred
For minister resident and consul-gener-
al to Liberia, four thousand dollars.
For charges d'affaires ad interim and
diplomatic officers abroad. forty thousaad
| dollars.
For salaries to secretaries to legations at
burg, at two thousand six hundred and
| twenty-five dollars each, ten thousand
five hundred dollars. And the Secretary
| of State is authorized to allow and pay to
| the secretary of legation and to the second
secretary of legation and to the messenger
of the legation in Paris, from the moneys
| mission of consular invoices, an amount
not to exceed in the aggregate six hundred
dfstributed os the Secretary Of state tate nav nav
direct, provided that the surplus receipts
are sufficient for that purpose.
For salary or secretary to legation at
japan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
| For secretaries to legations at Austria,
Brazil, Italy; Mexico. and Spain, at one
Thousand dollars.
For second secretaries to legations at
| two thousand dollars each, six thousand
dollars.
For secretary TO legation tacting also as
interpreterl at China, five thousand dol
For salary of the interpreter to legation
| in Turkey, three thousand dollars.
For the interpreter to the legation at
Japan, two thousand five hundred dollars.
To enable Robert c. Schnecf1, minister to
Great Britain, to employ private anna
nuensis, according to joint resolution aI)-
proved January eleventh, eighteen hum
dred and seventy-one, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign in
fercourse proper and of all the missions
abroad. one hundred thousand dollars.
For cOnsul-general, consuls, vice cOnsuls,
commercial agents, and thirteen consular
clerks. three hundred and sixty-four thou
sand five hundred dollars; and the bonds
which consular officers who are not COM
pensated by salaries are required by the
thirteenth section of the act of August
eighteenth, eighteen hundred and fifty
six, to enter into shall hereafter be made
with such suret1eS as the secretary OF
| State shall approve.
of the act entitled ssAn act to regulate the
| diplomatic and consular systems of the
United states approved August elgnt-
zenith, eighteen hundred and hfty-sfx,
shall, from and after the first day of July
next, read as follows:
SCHEDULE B.
The agent and consul-general at Cairo
| shall be entitled to compensation for his
services at the rpte OF four thousand dol
! lars per annum.
The consuls-general at London. Paris,
Havana, and Rio Janeiro shall each be
entitled to compensation for their services
at the rate of six thousand dollars per
annum.
The consuls-general at Calcutta and
Shanghai shall each be entitled to compen-
sation for their services at the rate of five
/ thousand dollars~per annum.
I The cOnsul-general at Melbourne shall
be entitled to compensation for his serv-
| ices at the rate of four thousand five hum
dred dollars per annum
/ The consulS-general at kanagawa, Mon
treal. and Berlin shall each be entitled TO
compensation for their services at the rate
of four thousand dollars per annum.
The consuls-general at Vienna, Frank
| fort, Rome, and Constantinople shall each
he entitled to compensation for his serv-
| per annum.
The consuls-general at Saint Petersburg
and Mexico shall each be entitled to COM
pensation for their services at the rate OF
| two thousand dollars per annum.
| The consul at Liverpool shall be entitled
| to compensation for his services at the
rate of Six thousand dollars per annum
The following consulates shall be divid-
ed into seven classes, to be known. re-
| Spectively. as classes one, two, three, four,
five, six, and seven, and the consuls at
such cOnsulates shall each be entitled to
| compensation for their services per annum
at the rates respectively specified herein,
Glass one, four thousand dollars.
Class two, three thousand i've hundred
Class three, three thousand dollars.
Glass four, two thousand i've hundred
Glass five, two thousand dollars.
Glass six, one thousand five hundred
dollars.
Glass seven, one thousand dollars.
CLASS 1.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Hong Kong
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Honolulu.
CLASS II.
CHINA.
Fowchow. Hankow, Canton, Annoy
Chin kiang, Tien-Tsin, Ningpo, Swatow.
PERU.
CaIao.
CLASS III.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Manchester, Glasgow, Bradford, Demer
- FRENCH DOMINIONs.
SPANISH DoM1NIoNs.
BARBARY STATES.
Tripoli, Tunis, Tangiers.
Fagasaki, Osaka, and Hiogo.
Vera Cruz MEAAoo'
United STATES OF COLOMBIA.
ARGEFTiNE REPUBLIC.
Buenos Ayres' CHILLI.
CLASS ".
GREAT BRITAIN.
Birmingham, Sheffield, Belfast, singa
p FRENCH DoNfINIoNs
SPANISH DOMINIONS.
/ Trinidad de Cuba, santiago de Cuba.
REI6rIIJM.
Aii, iBAN1sH DoM1N1oNs.
GERMANY.
! Hamburg, Bremen, Dresden.
JAPAN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Leeds, Southampton, Dundee. Leith
eook Halifan saint sohns New Brnn,
; wick, Kingston, tJamacia,l Nassau, tNeN
Provfdence,l Turks Islands, Cardiff, PoT
, Louis, tMauritini;l ,rss,.
SPANISH DOMINIONS.
San Juan' tP1PfS P6p,R1,G R1eo:3 Ar
9 DOMINION OF THE NETHERLANDs
3 GERMANY.
Sonneberg, Nuremburg, Barmen, Cht
mintz, Leipsic, Aix-laChapelle.
ri AUSTRIA-HUNGARY.
: Trieste, Prague.
SWITZERLAND.
Basle, Zurich.
TURKISH DOMINIONS
Smyrna. Beirut.
Z MADAGASCAR.
MEXICO.
Acapulco, Matamoras.
/, BRAZIL.
Pernambuco.
, URUGUAY.
Montevtdeo.
Glass VI.
I GREAT BRITAIN.
Bristol, New Castle, Auckland, Gibraltar
Malta, Cape Town, Saint Helena, Godericl
Canada West,l Kingston, tCanada,i Pre-
eott, Port saEnia, Windsor, Canada West
Quebec, Saint Johns, Canada East,l Phi
| ton, Charloftetown, tPrince Edward L
, land,l Winnipeg, Barbadoes, BeRmuds
Port Stanley, Mahe, tSeychelles,l Fort Erie