The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-11-26

10 second Efforts The recent passing OF several en-
acmenls specially referring to Algeria has powerfully
contributed 10 asset the work OF colonization, The law
Of the 10th OF June. 1851 on the constitution OF property
that OF the llh OF January, regulating commercial trans
actonstha OF the lth OF August. establishing bank
Of Discount circulation, and deposie-lastly the decree OF
April 20. introducing amendments shown BY experience
10 be necessary have facilitated the concessions OF land
In conclusion although the general situation Of Algeria
is far from being alarming il has nevertheless become
complicated in certain points, such as the valley OF leb
don, on account OF the attempted Instruction OF Bou
Baghia the province OF Algers on account OF The re
sous agitation and the frontier OF Morocco, on account
OF the excitement among the savage and warke tribes by
which II is occupied
Confined within the limits OF sufficiently. restricted
budget, navy has nevertheless shown itself able TO
protect our subjects on every point OF the globe Several
which has been made IN every department OF the naval
service during the past twenty five years, by certain
difficulties OF application, or by the expedency OF Ger
tain measures OF economy have successfully regulated
the service board vessels OF the fleet the pay OF
officers and other persons employed in the navy in various
capacities the fitting up OF vessels Of the fleet according
have smpllfed and centralized the naval accounts and
provided more efectualy still than formerly for the
% OF the U%sns Of gu,
execution The construction OF seasoning tanks in the
ports OF Cherbourg, Rocheort and Touion. for which
bsns
bring about the termination of these useful works,
long desired, aud which will put end TO the losses we
the harbor OF Toulon continues TO be successfully carried
on, and already all the vessels of evolutionary squad
ron are anchored where formerly ships OF inferior ton
mage could barely venture AT Cherbourg, Fort Bayad,
Port vendes and Marselles the works are proceeding
with equal activity But these ameliorations, obtained
at the cost OF many efforts would remain sterile, and
naval power would not occupy position in the
world worthy of France if she had the MEANS under
all emergencies OF recruiting men already broken TO the
hard profession OF seaman. The most important OF
hese is as you know. the system OF inscription
bined with the naval invalid fund All that could tend
to render this work of Colbert more fruitful has been
under the serious consideration OF the Admiralty in the
form OF bill Already the last law promulgated on the
premiums for the fisheries promise new and fruitful
results A bill relative TO the regulations OF the coast
sheriesthat first school OF our sallorswas submitted
to the Assembly few days before lis proIogaton Inns
law will be real benefit 10 the coast population The
situation OF colonies more satisfactory than last
year. They all enjoy complete tranquty which,
indeed since the emancipation has never experienced
any serious disturbance except in the instance OF Guada
loupe AT the time that strives 10 inspire into our
newyenfranchsed populations confidence ~ their cond-
ton Of freedom, and the love Of labor which must ever
result from it. the government combats and pu!sues with
energy all attempts TO propagate mischevous doctrines
The distribution OF the indemnity regulated by de-
cree of November a. 1s4a s now everywhere completed
law OF the 30h Of July 1850 FASTENED the advantages
arising from this By deciding that the cerlih
Gates Of liquidation delivered to the respective claimants
should be Immediately exchanged at the treasury for
coupons de ren,es The inscriptions which have at
present been delivered represent oil about two mil
lions OF rentestha is TO say third OF the total indem
The colonial banks, organized by the law OF the 18th
of July last in position to bring forth those traits
which are expected Of them Inc internal aamn's'fa
sttution, called for fresh organization IN harmony
with the principles established by the constitution
bill prepared TO meet this object, has been presented TO
the Assembly; body of regulations embracing every
department OF the financial administration OF the colonies
and their public accounts is already prepared, and will
be in state follow Immediately the voting oil The or
ganic law.
Two other bills, one on immigration and the regula.
ton OF labor in the colonies and The other on the or
ganzaion of the judicial system have been prepared by
establishments on the western coast OF Africa are IN
progressive state; their situation demands, IN The inter
have recently been prepared and proposed BY com
mission.
FOREIGN AFFAIRS
We have 10 congratulate ourselves the state
OF our relations with foreign powers. From all sides
receive assurances of the desire they feel 10 diff
cullies peacabIy ended. 90 sie loyal and sincere
diplomacy allies itself TO all which contrib
ute TO secure tranquility and peace TO Europe
The this peace is prolonged the more tightly
the bonds between The various nations drawn. Prince
Albens vast and liberal idea has contributed
their union. The English people have welcomed our
coun,rymen with noble cordially; and this competition
between the various industries of the world, instead OF
iomennng eaousies, has only served TO heisbien the
mutual respect OF the nations.
A, Rome our situation remains the and the Holy
Father is unceasng in his demonstrations OF socitude
for the prosperity Of France and the comfort OF our sol
diers. The work oil the organ aaton OF the oman gov
eminent proceeds but slowly nevertheless. Council of
State has been established The municipal and proyis.
ona councils gradually organizing themselves aud
they will 10 form consulia whose duty II will be
10 take share In the administration OF finances I'm.
portani legislative reforms follow after another aud
great pains taken with the creation OF army which
would promote the retreat OF foreign powers from the
territories OF the church
AT Consanlnope active interference has, since
tweyemonth been commanded by the protection OF
gious interests IL was necessary TO conquer difficult
ties in the Catholic, and among the other Christian
mnnons, TO terminate the disputes respecting the nves
tture OF the Armenian bishops, and to promote trans.
action which will Terminate those deplorabe qusrrels,
which but too often provoked by the possession OF
the holy places. IL all be animated with one conca.
tory spirit, those cad contests for all lime 10
come
Our relations with Spain satisfactory, and give us
cause to hope tor speedy and denve regulation OF the
dispute respecting the frontier OF the Pyrenees.
We have eagerly seized the opportunity to furnish
Spain with proof OF the sincerity OF relations by
joining England in offering the cabine, of Madrid The
assistance oil our naval forces 10 repuse ibe late
dacious attack upon Cuba Besides, our Minister al
Washington has been instructed amcaby support the
reclama,ons OF the Court OF Madrid and the Justice OF
these reolamatons has been Loyalty recognised by
the federal government
: Peace is Restored between Germany and Denmark
Schleswg has submitted 10 the authority oil its King
the Austrian occupation Of Hosten has terminated the
and the OF the intervention OF for
egn troops having thus ceased to that IN cir
stay will not be prolonged.
The resolutions OF the cabinet OF Copenhagen to de-
iermine the succession and 10 assure the integrity OF the
Danish monarchy, have obtained the appreciation OF the
great powers OF Europe That which still deains the
official sanction is merely question OF detail.
The dangers which year ago threatened the peace OF
Germany have been dispeled. The Germanc Confed.