National Republican., 1874-07-04
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
PASSED AT THE FIRST SESSION OF THE
EORTN-THIRD CONGRLSS.
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hundred and seventy-hye, and lOr other
purposes
Tsss,ttatives of tie United States Of America 5"
Coagress assembled, That the following sums be,
and the same are hereby, appropriated for the
service of the fiscal year ending June thirtleth'
eighteen hundred and seVenty-fve, out oi any
money in the Treasury not otherwise aPpr0-
priated, for the objects hereinafter exPreSseu'
namely: 49,,
For salaries of envovs extraordinary and
ministers plenPOtentisTy to Great I.aa-, DII.o,l,,
France, Germany and RuEsis, 81 seneno1tn eIio.t,i
thousand five hundred dollars eacn' se'eH'S
thousand dollars.
For salaries of envoys eXtraorulnaEy auu
ministers p!enipotentiary to opalg' 1tnII.
Brazil, Mexico, Japan, emma II ILI sS--ythl -
twelve thousand dollars each' eiS u'y ~ III 1IO
sand dollars. -.,-- ,-,s
For salaries Of ENJOYS extraordinary and
ministers nleniroteutiGry to Chill and Peru, at
ten thousand dollars each, twenty thoussnu
dollars. D--,-., e--,.-.-
land Greco Belgium. Netherlands, Denmark,
Sweden and Norway, Turkey, Ecuador, Colon
bio RoIjyio Venezuela, Hawaiian Islands and
the Argentine Republic, at seven thousand hVe
hundred dollars each, one hundred and I'VE
thousand dollars
For minister resident accredited to Guate
meIa Costa Rica. Honduras, Salvador, and
Eicarsrua, to reside at the place that the
President nav select in any one Of the States
named. as by act making appropriations for
the consular aud diplomatic service approved
NAV twenty-secOnd, eighteen hundred and
seventv-twO, ten thousand dollars.
For minister resident at Uruguay, also ac-
credited to Paraguay, ten thousand dollars.
For minister resident and consul general to
Hayti, seven thousand five hundred dollars.
For minister resident and consul general to
Liberia, four thousand dollars.
For charges d'afIaires ad interim and diplo-
matte officers abroad, forty thousand dollars.
For salaries to secretaries to legations at Lon
don, Paris Berlin and Saint Petersburg, at two
Thousand six hundred and twenty-five dollars
each. ten thousand five hundred dollars. And
the Secretary of State is authorized TO elbow
and pay to the secretary Of legation and TO the
second secretary Of legation and TO the messen-
ger of the legation in Paris, from the moneys
collected at the legation for transmission Of
consular invoices, an amount not to exceed IN
the aggregate six hundred dollars in any one
year, to be divided and distributed as the Sec
retary Of State may direct, provided that the
surplus receipts sufficient for that purpose
For salary of secretary to legation at Japan,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For secretaries to legations at Austria, Brazil,
Italy, Mexico, and Spain, at one thousand eight
hundred dollars each, nine thousand dollars.
For second secretaries to legations at Great
Britain, France, and Germany, at two thousand
doif9rs each, six thousand dollars.
For secretary TO legation (aCting also as in
tcrpreter) at China, five thousand dollars.
For salary to 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. SChenck, minister to
Great Britain, 10 employ aprivate amanuensis,
according to Joint resolution approved January
eleventh, eighteen hundred and seventy-oDe,
two thousand five hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of foreign inter
course proper and of all the missions abroad,
one hundred thousand dOllrrs.
For c0nsuls-gCncral, COnsuls, Tice-cOnsuls,
commercial agents and thirteen consular clerks,
three hundred and sixty-fOur thousand five
hundred dollars: and the bonds which consul
lar officers who are not compensated by salaries
are required by the thirteenth section Of the
act of August eighteenth, eighteen hundred
and ffty-six, TO enter into shall hereafter be
made with such sureties as the Secretary Of
State shall approve.
That schedules and C in section three of
the act entitled AN act to regulate the diplo-
matte and consular systems of the United
States" approved August eighteenth, eigh-
teen hundred and fiftY-siX, shall, from and
after the first day of July next, read as fol-
lows:
SCHEDULE B.
The agent and consul-grnerIl at Cairo shall
be entitled to compensation for his services at
the rate of four thousand dollars per annum.
The cUnsuls-gcneral at London, Paris, Aa-
vana and Rio JAneirO shall each be entitled to
compensation for their services at the rate of
six thousand dollars per annum.
The consuls-CeneTal at Calcutta and Shang
hal shall each be entitled TO compensation for
their services at the rate of five thousand dol
lars per snnum.
The consuI,geBeral at Melbourne shall be en-
titled to compensation for his services at the
rate of four thousand five hundred dollars per
aEnum.
The consuls-general at Kanagawa, Montreal
and Berlin shall each be entitled to compeRsa-
ton for their services at the rate Of four thou
sand dollars per annum.
The cOnsuls-general At Vienna, Frankfort,
Rome and COnstantinOple shall each be entitled
to compensation for their services at the rate
of three thousand dollars per annum.
The consuls-C general at Saint Petersburg and
Mexico shall each be entitled to compensation
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 divided
into seven classes, to be known, respectively,
as classes one, two, three, four, five, six and
seven, and the cOnsuls at such cOnsulates shall
each be entitled to compensation for their ser
vices per annun at the rates respectively speCi-
fed herein, tp wit:
Class one, four thousand dollars.
Glass two, three thousand five hundred dol
lars.
Glass three, three thousand dollars.
Glass four, two thousand five hundred dol
Glass five, two thousand dollars.
Glass six, one thousand i've hundred dol
da-s.
Glass seven, one thousand dollars.
CLASS I.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Hong Kong.
HAWAIIAN ISLANDS.
Honolulu.
CLASH.
CHINA.
Fowchow, Hankow, Canton, Annoy, Chin
iEiang, Tien-Tsin, NingpO, Swatow.
PERU.
CaIIao.
CLASS III.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Manchester, Glasgow, Bradford, Demerara.
FRENCH COMMONS.
SPANISH COMMONS.
Matanzas.
BARBARY STATES.
TTipoi, Tunis, Tangiers.
JAPAN.
Nsgasaki, Osako and Hiogo.
MEAICO.
Vera Cruz.
SLAM.
Bangkok.
UNITED STATES OF COLOMBIA.
Panama, Colon, (Aspinwall.)
ARGENTINE REPUBLIC.
BuenOs Ayres.
Valparaiso.
CLASS ".
GREAT BRITAIN.
Birmingham, Sheffield, Belfast, Singapore,
TUnstall.
FRENCH DOMINIONS.
harse!lles, Lyons, Bordeaux.
SPANISH COMMONS.
Trinidad de Cuba, Santiago de Cuba.
BELGIUM.
Antwerp, Brussels.
DANISH COMMONS.
Saint Thomas
GERMANY.
Hamburg, Bremen, Dresden.
JAPAN.
Hakodadi.
Glass V
GREAT BRITAIN
Leeds, Southampton, Dundee, Leitb. Corl,
Dublin, Toronto, Hamilton, CoaticooL Hall
fax, Saint Johns New Brunswick ! Fingston
(Jamsica, } Nassau, New Providence ! TnrI5s
Tslonds Cardiff Port puis (Msr,r;.s'L - - .