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 TITLE xvm.-DIPLOMATIC AND CON SULAR OFFICER.S.—Ch. 1-2. 295 Sec. 1683. There shall be a diplomatic re resentative of the United R¤P1‘q¤6¤§¤¤*{¤¤ States to each of the republics o Hayti and) Liberia, who shall be ap- fg H“Y“· L‘1’°”°· ggmted by the President, by and with the advice and consent of the L---.-- -.-4a. nate; and shall be accredited as minister resident and consu1—general. 5 June, 1862, c. The representative at Hayti shall be entitled to a salary of seven thou- 9*% V- 12· P- 421 sand five hundred dollars a year; and the representative at Liberia to a H? J“lY· 1866· °· salary not exceeding four thousand dollars a year. ’ v' H' p' 225 Sec. 1684. To entitle any charge d’aiIaires, or secretary of any legation Condition of or embassy to any foreign countr, or secretary of any minister lenipo- ¤°'¤P°¤¤¤¤1°¤ _ 01 tentiary, to compensation, they shall respectively be appointed) by the gggiémué “E"“`°' President, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate; but in the .._i’;. recess of the Senate the President is authorized to make such appoint- 1 M°Y· 1811% °· ments, which shall be submitted to the Senate at the next session there- A " 2*v‘2’1"6°8‘ after, for their advice and consent; and no compensation shall be allowed to any charge d’ail'aires, or an of the secretaries hereinbefore described, who shall not be so aplpointedii Sec. 1685. For suc time as any secretary of legation shall be lawfully Compeuntionof authorized to act as char é d’atfaires ad interim at the post to which he °9°'°*”Y 91 1**8* shall have been appointed, he shall be entitled to receive compensation 3,(’gé°(§§g;§r“°° at the rate allowedxby law for a charge d’atl'aires at such post; but he ~——--;- shall not be entitled to receive, for such time, the compensation allowed 12}}) Qggu 1186*1% °· for his services as secretary of legation. '°' ’v‘1 '1°‘5°‘ Sec. 1686. When to any diplomatic omce held by any person there is Compensationof superadded another, such person shall be allowed additional compensa- P<**'¤°¤¤ 11111118tW° tion for his services, in such superadded office, at the rate of fifty per centum of the amount allowed by law for such superadded office, and 18 Aug., 1856,c. for such time as shall be actually and necessarily occupied in making the 127»°·9· V- 11·P 56- transit between the two posts of dnt, at the commencement and termination of the riod of such superadded office, and no longer; and. such superadded ogde shall be deemed to continue during the time to which it is limited by the terms thereof. Sec. 1687. All fees collected at any of the legations shall be accounted Fees at legations for to the Secretary of. the Treasury, and hel subject to his draft, or t·0b<·>¤¢¤0¤¤¤¤df¤r- other directions. 12,1?S€;§;i1¥i?g§; Sec. 1688. No person in the diplomatic service of the United States Uniforms and shall wear any uniform or official costume not previously authorized by ‘E.. Congress. 1€7$'1{‘g'·:)8gg· R°“· C H A P T E R T W O . CONSULAR OFFICERS. Sec. i Sec. 1689. Ap lication of general provisions in f 1702. Compensation of consuls where fees this Title. § amount to $3,000. 1690. Appointment and salaries of consu- l 1703. Compensation of vice-consuls, vicelar officers. ld m wt I cornlmsercial agents, and consular 1691. c`$he1:’en¢:‘e“onb`diath‘b.h0 0 ce  1704. Adpgdintment of consular clerks. 1692. Interpreters at Chinese consulates. l 1705. Examination and removal of consu- 1693. Salary of interpreter at Bangkok. lar clerks. 1694. Consul at Trinidad de Cuba. 1706. Actual expenses may be allowed to 1695. Extent oi consulates, and appoint- consuls-general, &c., who are not ment of vice—c0nsular omcers. allowed to trade. 1696. Expensesof viceconsulates and con- 1707. Protests. sular agencies. 1708. Lists and returns of seamen, vessels, 1697. Bonds of consular officers to be fur-. &c. nished and deposited with Secre~. 1709. Estates of decedents. tar of the Treasury. g 1710. Notification of death. 1698. Bond); of vice-consuls. 1711. Decedent’s directions to be followed. 1699. Consular oillcers not to transact i 1712. Commercial reports. business. 1713. Prices current. 1700. Extension of prohibition upon trans- ; 1714. Construction of powers. acting business. _ 1715. Certifying invoices. _ _ 1701. Penalty for illegally transacting 1716. Enacting excessiveiees for verifying business. mvowes. sr-03-24