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ltECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES.
Btates fnr the fiscal year ending tune 30, 1861 — Continued.
BY EXPENDITURES.
Brought forward. . . . . . . 656, 248 75 22, 100, 616 62
gage.
218 Interpreters to the consulates in China. . . . . . 5 699 83
218 Compensation of the interpreter of the mission to Japan 3, 750 00
219 Expenses of intercourse with the Barbary powers. 2, 500 00
219 Contingent expenses of all the missions abroad. . . . . . 63, 510 93
219 Contingent expenses of foreign intercourse. . . . . . . 70, 710 39
220 Carrying into efi'ect the convention between the United
States and Paraguay
220 Prosecution of the work, including pay of commissioner
and other expenses provided in first article
2, 698 87
of the reciprocity treaty with Great Britain . . 15, 000 00
220 Compensation of the con&missioner, secretary, chief
astronomer, &c. , and contingent expenses of the
commissioner to run and mark the boundary line
between the United States and the British possessions
bounding on Washington Territory. . . . . . 110, 000 00
220 To meet the necessary expenses attendant upon the
execution of the neutrality act of April 12, 1818, &c.
220 To defray the expenses of carrying into eifcct the joint
resolution of May 11, 1858, authorizing suitable
415 52
acknowledgments to be made to the British naval
authorities at Jamaica, &c.. 3, 000 00
220 To defray the cost of a prison-ship at Canton, China,
from January 1, 1854, to January 1, 1857, and for
compensation of the marshal of the consular court
of Canton during the said period.
4, 75G 52
221 Compensation of the commissioner, secretary, interpreter,
&c. , to adjust claims of citizens of the United
States against New Granada, act of February 20,
1861, (8th section) 1, 000 00
221 Awards under the 15th article of the treaty between
the United &States and Mexico, per acts of February
2, 1848, and March 3, 1849
221 Awards under the convention between the United
States and the Emperor of Brazil. .
221 To meet an extraordinary emergency which has arisen
in bringing from Batavia 24 seamen of the ship
2, 895 22
1, 000 00
"Staghound,
" charged with mutiny. . . . . . 9, 792 00
221 Settlement of the accounts of Edward Ely, deceased,
late consul at Bombay. 1, 832 49
221 Expenses incurred by Charles J. Helm, consul general
at Havana 7, 146 33
221 Expenses of rescuing citizens of the United States from
shipwreck 1, 297 28
221 Bringing home from foreign countries persons charged
with crime, and expenses incident thereto, &c
222 Relief snd protection of American seamen
From which deduct excess of repayments
beyond
expenditures:
218 Preservation of the archives of the consulates
and commercial agencies of
the United States . . 2, 258 23
218 Expenses of envoys an&i suite constituting
thc Japanese embassy. . . 18, 370 31
Car&icd forward.
6& 684 61
198, 476 71
1, 168, 415 45
20, 62S 54
1, 147, 786 91
$23, 248, 403 53