Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-07


MEXICO.
Acapulco, Matamoras
Pernambuco.
uontoa,oo URUGUAY
GREAT BRITAIN.
r, Bristol. New Castle, Auckland, Gibraltar Malta,
cape Town, Saint Helena, G01erlch, Canada West)
Kingston, lCanada,) Prescott Port Sarnla, Windsor
Canada West,l Quebec, Saint Johns, Canada East
nigeg, Barbadoes, Bermuda, Port Stanley, Mahe,
tseychelles) Fort Erie, Clifton.
FRENCH DOMINIoNs.
Nantes, Nice, La Rochelle, Agiers, Martinique.
SPANISH DoMINIoNS.
Didz, Malaga, Barcelona; Port Mahon, Valencia
Fayal, tAzores) oporto, Funchal.
BELGIUM.
DoMISIoNs OF THE NETHERLANDS.
Amsterdam
DANISH DoMINIoNs.
Santa Cruz, Copenhagen,
Mannheim, Munich, Stuttgart
SWITZERLAND.
Geneva.
Genoa, Leghorn Florence, Palermo, Missna, Ma
TURKISH DoMINIoNs.
Jerusalem, Port Said:
VENEZUELA.
Laguayra.
BRAZIL
Bahia.
SAN DOMINGO.
San Domingo
SCHEDULE C.
CLASS VII.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Ceylon, Gaspe, Basin, Windsor, (Nova scotla)
stettin
HAYTI
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
SaDana.
ECUADOR.
NETHERLANDS.
Maranham, Para, Rio Grande de Sui.
HONDURAS.
OmOa and Truxillo.
TURKISH D0MINI0NS
Cyprus, Bucharest.
MEXICO.
Guaymas.
PORTUGUESE DoMINIoNs.
Santiago, Cape Verde Isands)
SOCIETY ISLANDS.
chill.
FRIENDLY AND NAvIGAToRs ISLANDS.
Apia
FEJEE ISLANDS.
Ovaan.
Venice, Milan. iA
COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
COMMERCIAL AGENCIES.
Schedule B.-MadaRascar, San Juan del Norte.
SEC O. That there shall be allowed for the hire of
clerks when actually expended therefor, as follows
To the consul general at IL avana and consul at lv-
erpoOl, each sum not exceeding the rate OF three
thousand dollars for any one year and to the con-
suls general of London, Paris, and Shanghai each a
sum not exceeding the rates Of two thousand dollars
for any one year /; to the consuls general at Berlin
Vienna Frankfort, and Montreal and TO the consuls
at Hamburg, Bremen, Leipslc, Lyons, Manchester
tlna~ Dntf fnut nirtti infFla I'M
Shefield, Sonneberg, Dresden, Havre, Marsees
Fayal, Nuremberg, eth, Naples Stuttgart and Tun-
stall. each sum not exceeding fifteen hundred dol
SEC g. That the President shall be, and he is here
by authorize to appoint interpreters to the consul
lates at Shanghai, Tlen Tsin, Fowchow, and Kama
gawa, and allow them salaries no. to exceed, in
either case the rate of two thousand dollars year.
and to appoint interpreters to the consulates at
HankOw Annoy, Canton, and Hong Kong, and to al
low them salaries uo to exceed, in either case, tine
rate OF seven hundred and fifty dollars year and
also to allow, at his discretion, sum not exceeding
the rate of five hundred dollars for any one year to
any one consulate in China or Japan, respectively,
not herein named for expenses Of Interpretation
and that section sx OF the act entitled "An act to
regulate the diplomatic and consular systems
of the United States" approved August elgl-
teenth eighteen hundred and fifty Skis hereby re-
SEC T. That the Secretary of State shall, as soon
as practicable establish and determine the maximum
amount OF time actually necessary to make the tram
sit between each diplomatic and consular post and
the city OF Washington, and vice versa, anu shall
time revise his decision In this respect but In each
case the decision is to be in like manner made pub
lie And the allowance for time actually and neces-
sarily occupied by each diplomatic and consular OIL
ncer who may be entitled TO such allowance shail
In case exceed that for the time tnus estaD lsneu
and determined with the addition OF the time usu-
aly occupied by the shortest and most direct mode
of conveyance from Washington to the place OF res
idence In the United States of such onicer
SEC. g. THAT from and after the first day of July
next the annual salary OF consular clerks VINO snall
have remained continuously In service as such LOT
the period of five years and upwards shall De one
Thousand two hundred dollars
SEC. 6. That any vice consul VINO may ne tein--
porarily acting as consul during the abs nee OF
such consul may receive compensation, notwith,
standing that he is not a citizen OF the united
States -, .. .,...
For repaying to the government of Brazil, money
erroneotisy claimed by and paid to the United
States nifty seven thousand lve hundred dollars, OF
40 much thereof as may be necessary
For Interpreters to the c0nsuates in emma, Japan
and SIAM including loss by exchange, ive Thousand
seyen hundred dollars =, -
For marshals for the consular courts IN Japan
and China and Turkey including loss py eAchahge'
seven thousand seven hundred dollars
For contingent expenses OF foreign intercourse
nroner and Of all the missions abroad sucn as sta-
tionery book cases, arms OF the united STATES,
seals presses and 1ags, rent frelght postage anu
other necessary miscellaneous matters including loss
by exchange, one hundr9d ana thirty one tuousanu
eight hundred and fifty dollars A.,
For interpreters guards and other expenses at tne
consuates Of Constantinople, smyrna Canada, Cai
ro, Jerusalem, and Beiret,n the Iurkisn pp"ihrhn'
three thousand dollars =. ,.,..,. .,
IFor Dayment of consular officers NOT cltlzens oI
the limited States ten thousand dollars
For salaries and expenses oi The amey un.g Fos
Commissioner, fve thousand dollars Tor COUNSEL