Wilmington daily commercial., 1874-08-07
IGENEaAL NATuRK-No. Aa.l

AN ACT making appropriations for the consular and
diplomatic service Of the Government for the year
ending June thirtleth, eighteen hundred and sew
enty live, and for other purposes
he enacted by e Senate and House Of Representa-
hFes of he United States America in Congress as
ssmblei, That the following sums OF money be, and
are hereby appropriated for the service of the fiscal
year ending June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy five, out Of any money in the Treasury not
oaerwlse appropriated, for the objects hereinafter
expressed, namely:
For salaries OF ENJOYS extraordinary and minis
leIs Isplenlpoentiary TO Great Britain, France Ger
many, and Russia, at seventeen thousand Ave hun
dreddollars EACH seventy thousand dollars
nUr salaries oi enyoys extraordinary and ministers
PAN China, and Italy, at twelve thousand dollars
each eighty four Thousand dollars
, ror salaries OF ENJOYS extraordinary and minis
els penpotentiary to Chill and Peru, ut ten thou
sail dol,ars each, twenty thousand dollars
croo for ministers resident at Portugal Switzerland,
mark, Sw, den and Norway, Turkey, Ecuad r. Co
,pn.i, BOLIVIA, venezuela, Hawaiian Islands, and
ale argentine Republic, at seven thousand i've hun
dollars
n For minister resident accredited to Guatemala,
costa Rlca, Honduras Salvador, and Nicaragua. 10
reside at the place that the President NAV select in
any one OF the states named, as by act making ap-
moprations Tor the consular and diplomatic service
Wu, ten thousand dollars
g. ror % minister resident at Uruguay, also accredited
wraraglay ten thousand dollars
fOr minister resident and consul general to Hayt
sven Yen thousand five hundred dollars
rur minister resident and consul general to Llbe-
iai iour thousand dollars
o,l soi charges daffars ad interim and diplomatic
"nNeIs abroad, forty thousand dollars
p rHi saaIes 10 secretaries to legations at London
& a'is Berlin, at Saint Petersburg at two thousand
@ sla nindred and twenty five dollars each, ten thou
rd @ ve nnured dollars each, ten thousand ave hun
tsu lolars And the Secretary of State is author
led to allow and pay to the secretary OF legation
a n. 10 lhe second secretary OF legation and to the
sschger OF the legation In Paris from he moneys
conel evIel al the legation for the transmission of
eulsuar Invoices, IAN amount not to exceed in the
es,eRale SIX hundred dollars In any year. to be
Nled and distributed as the Secretary OF State may
enl for that purpose
or salary Of secretary to legation at Japan, two
u'plsalll u liye hundred dollars
sectelhIes to legations at Austria, Brazil, Italy,
M,e;Mlco, ana Spain, at thousand eight hundred
u',aIs Hat eacl, nine thousand dollars
or secOud secretaries to legatI ms to Great Bfi-
each r@ianse @ ana Germany, at two thousand dollars
eacl SIX thousand dollars
or secretary to legation (actinQ also as interpre-
cn at Shina five thousand dollars
trea 1ay OF the Interpreter to legation in Turkey
'tee t thousand dollars
. for the Interpreter to the legation Mt Janan two
threusailu lve hundred dollars
pris 10 enable robert G. Schenck, minister to Great
IN i"i,' 10 employ private amanuenss, according
ten !"l resolution approved January eleventh, eg
Mndrei r,fea n, and seventy one, two thousand i've
MOT nor contingent expenses OF foreign Intercourse
Ihopsad ai 81 all the missions abroad one hundred
mrn rur colsuls general, consuls vice consus, com
h,nJi agents, and thirteen consular clerks, three
ia,nureu anu sixty four thousand five hundred dol.
s MI ahu the bonds which consular officers who arc
to uvpensated by salaries as required by the thir
fem section OF the act OF August eighteenth, ,eigh
mulured and nifty six, to enter into shall here
stSt W M made with such suretes as the Secretary o.
H'Te NY snail approve
entit nat Schedules and in section three OF the ac
siar s, an act 10 regulate the diplomatic and con
" t,nst systems OF the United States,n approved Au
shan ttnghleenth, eighteen hundred and fifty six
as tolows -'' ''' VI '''' AsN' ''"'
SCHEDULE d.
ttd1 agent and consul general at Cairo shall be en-
fnnr ~ compensation for his services at the rate
rhe ousanu ou dollars per annum
Ro Noilsuls general at London Paris, Havana ant
fnr ,hhcliu snail each be entitled to compensation
her ann services at the rate OF six thousand dollar
shaII ne con consuls general at Calcutta and shangha
sQrvicas ,i II, ne entitled to compensation for the
nun at tie rate OF five thousand dollars per an
teI tT to consul general at Melbourne shall be EN-
rate nj uolnpensatlon for his services at the
mum ousahd hVe hundred dollars per an
Bern c1nsuls general at Kanagawa, Montreal, ant
Their ss. a,ail each be entitled to compensation To-
per annun " 'ne iale vi iour tnousanu uollsr
and uolisuls general at Vienna, Frankfort Rome
neno slantlnople shall each be entitled to com
sand % LOT their services at the rate of three thou
IN Tha uolars per annum
leo shall pilsuIs general at Saint Petersburg and Mex
seryiras W eael ne entitled to compensation for the
mum s iate vi Two thousand dollars per an
'0f consul at Liverpool shall be entitled to com