The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1874-11-06
NO. 8.

LaguayTa.
SAN DOMINGO.
San Domingo.
SCHEDULE C.
CLASS VII.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Ceylon, Gaspe Basin, Windsor, tNova
GERMANY.
c.>.u. HAYTI.
United STATES OF COLOMBIA.
Sabanilla.
NETHERLANDS. s'
BRAZIL.
Maranham, Para, Rio Grande de Sui.
HONDURAS.
Omoa and TruXillo.
c TURKISH DoMIN1oNs.
MEXICO,
-, MUscAT.
PORTUGUESE DOMIyIONs.
Santiago. Cape Verde Islands.l
SOCIETY ISLANDS.
FRIENDLY AND EAvIGAToK's IS
- FEJEE ISLANDS.
ONs1Idus
Venice, Milan.
COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
SCHEDULE C.
Gaboon, Saint Paul de Loanda, Lauthala.
COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
SCHEDULE B.
Madagascar, San Juan del Eorte.
Sec. 2. That there shall he allowed for
the hire of clerks, when actually expended
therefor, as follows: To the consuIgener-
al at Havana and consul tl At isp.sst ra}s e. trss
thousand dollars for any one year. Muo to
the consuls-geuera1 of London, Paris, and
Shanghai, each sum not exceeding the
rate of two thousand dollars for any one
year; 10 the consulsgeneral at Berlin, VI
enna, Frankfort, and Montreal, and to the
Lyons, Manchester, Beirut, Belfast, Birm-
iagham. Bradford, ChemnitZ, Sheffield,
Sonneberg, Dresden. Havre. Marseilles,
CART, and Tunstali, each sum not exceed
ing hundred dollars for any one year.
Sec. 3. That the President shall be, and
ers n to the consu1afes at Shanghai. Tien
Tsin, Fowchow, and Kanagawa, and to al
low them salaries not to exceed, in either
year; and to appoint interpreters to the
consulates at Hankow, Annoy, Canton,
and Hong-Kong, and to allow them sal0-
of seven hundred and fifty dollars year,
and also to allow. at his discretion, u sum
not exceeding the rate of five hundred
ate in China or japan, respectively, not
herein named, for expenses OF inte1preta-
ton; and that section six Of the act en-
titled San act to regulate the diplomatic
and consular systems of the United St9tes~
approved August eighteenth, eighteen
hundred and ffty-six, Is hereby repealed.
as soon as practicable, establish and deter
mine the maximum amount OF time
actually necessary to make the transit be-
tn
and the city of Washington, and vice
versa, and shall make the same public.
He He may y also, from ON. time to time, revise %
case the decision is to be in like manner
made public. And the allowance for time
actually and necessarily occupied by each
diplomatic and consular officer who may
be entitled to such allowance shall in no
case exceed that for the time thus estab-
of the time usually occupied by the short
est and most direct mode OF conveyance
from Washington to the place of residence
in the Unitrd States of such officer.
Sec. S. That From and after the first
daS. of July next, the annual salary OF cc4N-
su1ar clerks who shall have remained ceIn-
tinuously in service as such for the period
offive years and upward shall be one thou
sand two hundred dollars.
Sec. 6. That any vice cuasul who may
absence of such consul may receive COM
pensation, notwithstanding that he is not
citizen of the United States.
eight thousand dollars.
For repaying to the Government of Bra
I'll, money enormously claimed by and
paid to the the United States, fifty-seven
thousand five hundred dollars, or so much
thereof as may be necessary.
For Interpreters to the cOnsulates in CHI
ma, Jadan, and Siam, including loss by
exchange, five thousand seven hundred
dollars.
Japan and China. Siam, and Turkey, in
Guiding loss by exchange, seven thousand
seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign In
tercourse proper, and all of the missions
abroad, such as stationery, bookcases
arms of the United States, seals, passes.
necessary miscellaneous matters, includ-
ing loss by exchage, one hundred and
thfrty-one thousand einht hundred and
fifty dollars.
For Interpreters. guards, and other ex-
penses at the consulates at Conetant1-
nople, Smyrna, Gambia, Cairo; Jerusalem.
and Beirut, in the Turkish Dominions,
three thousand dollars.
For payment Of consular officers not citi-
zens of the United States, ten thousand
For salaries and expenses of the United
States and Spanish Claims Commission,
namely: For Commissioner, five thou
dollars; for secretary, nine hundred and
twelve dollars and fifty cents; for messen-
ger, three hundred dollars; and for rent,
fuel. and ice, three thousand seven hum
dred and esighty-seven dollars and fifty
cents; making In all, the sum of fifteen
thousand dollars.
States and Mexican Claim Commission /:
For Commissioner, four thousand nve
hundred dollars; for agent four thousand
hundred dollars; for umpire, three thou
sand dollars; legal assistant to agent, three
thousand dollars; two translators, az one
thousand flve hundred dollars each; two
clerks, at one thousand four hundred DOL.
lars each; one messenger, six hundred dol
lars; one assistant messenger, three hum
dred dollars; and for contingent expenses.
five thousand dollars; making. in all. the
sum OF twenty-eight thousand seven nun
dred dollars.
Survey Of boundary between the United
States and British POSSESSIONS: For ex
| penses of the commission appointed under
act approved March nineteenth. eighteen
hundred and seventy-twO, for the pur'
! pose of surveying and making the boun
| dairy between the territory Of the United
States and the possessions of Great Britain
| NIT of the Rocky Mountains, TO be avail
| able Immediately ON the passage Of THU
| act, one hundred and fifty thousand dol
| lars,
For rent of prisons for American CON
| vlcts In Siam and Turkey, and for wages
OF kseepers Oft Of the same nnslaT nSslmning loss DS
For rent of prison for American convlcIe
| in China, one thousand i've hundred ooi'
lars.
/ For wages of keepers, care of offenders,
| and expenses, ten thousand dollars.
For rent of prison for American conx1cIs
| in Japan, seven hundred and hfty 0olaars'
For wages of keepers, care ,eH on Onenuehs p
| and expenses, five Thousand doLaLs.
For bring home from foreign eoo9Itass
| persons charged with crimes. ana - -
| penses incidental thereto; lnc.n9hs 1s
| by exchange, i've thousano do1sEs.
For reiisf and protection Of AmeIaca1a
| seamen in foreign countries, one h0noEect
FoT exnenses of acknowledging the serv'
ices of masters and crews g aoEelgn@ 49, -.
| sells in rescuing AIneEscana 49, Ssslssns AsoaAa
| shipwreck, five thosssano ~
| 10 meet the necessary eHe1eAe etseno-
| - ~ n.nvs +f,e execution of .tasa NeKfgalitY
4nb utOi 80 G-- IN r.xa9 an 9Th nMesa1