The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1860-12-13


intercourse with each other"
, FRANcE,--" With France, our ancient and
powerful ally, our rrelations continue to he OF
the most friendly character A decision ha,
recently been made by French judicial Fri
hunaL with the APPRECIATION of the Imperial
Government which cannot fail to foster the
sentiments ofmuual regard that have SO long
existed between the two countries. Under
the French law no person can scrv. in the
armies of France unless he is French ciu-
zen. a AFreuohmnn, de
cla,ing his alegian 10 the United States.
by this decision loses his ci scnship in France.
hence on returning is not liable to be seized
I and pressed into the army service.
Rus.N--Peace aud friendship prevails:
lopo may il continue.
SrAlN.--'Our relations with Spain are now
of a more complicated tn ugh less dangerous
character than tn Y have been for many wears.
Our citizens have long held and continue to
| hold numerous claims against the Spanish
| Government These had been ably urG,d for
a series Of years by our successive diplomat
lc representatives at Madrid, but without 90
tanning redress. The Spanish Goe,nm. n.
/ finally agreed to institute iuint cumm,s IA
/ tor the adluStm MT of these Cia,mS. and ON In,
! oh day of March, 1860, concluded "A conv,u.
! uon Tor that purpose with our present Minister
! at Madrid, Uud.rthi convention, what have
been demon mated the Cuban claims, amount.
! ing to Sl28 G35 "A, IN which more than one
hundred Of our fellow citizens are interested.
were recognized, and the Spanish Government
! agreed TO pay one hundred thousand dollars
of this amount within three months following
the exchange Of affiliations. The payment
OF the rempujng S28, G35 54 was to await the
decision of the Commissioners for or arainst
the Armjstead claim but in any event the bal.
| ance was to be paid To- the claimants either
/ by Spain or the United States These terms
have every reason to know are highly salts
tac ory to the holders of the Cuban claims "
AUSTRIA Our relations still contiiu
friendly.
CnTNA.-The friendly and peaceful policy
pursued by the Government of the United
states towards the Empire Of China has pro
duced the most satisfactory results The
treaty of TIentSin, of the rs of June, 1858,
has been faithfully observ, d by the Chimes,
authorities. The Contention of the h No
vember 1853, supplementary to this treaty
for the adjustment and satisfaction Of the
claims OF our citizens in China, referred to in
r,d into Eject 80 r,r os lh, o,t"t
Under this convention thn sn,n ng Eoo "No
tarls enuol ,o nhnnl @7oo oon r,,,s s,;a,I.| II
ed to ~, mid in s,,isf,c,.,, ~ H.. o,i,,a' :,
American ciliz,ns o,t ,r1a or..GhI, ~ H..
rcccipts for tonaoe in,nor, and ,xnor, Jn;,.
ON American vessels at IN. nor snf Contnn
Suapphia and Fuchow and i was a',roa,t
that tins amount SHALL n, in rull Enmdn,;or oc
all claims of Amrrican ci,;,.ns at no ya,i
Gus ports to this date
JArAN.--" The rat6catione or tbe t,eot,
with Japan, concluded at Yrdlo On tbo 9Qi,
July. l858 were nxcL,noad at W,sh;rr,,,m
on the 22d day of Nav la.t and N. ns,t,,
itself was unclaimed IN ths sn"caoJ;n,, a.
Their. is rood ,e,sor to avnort ,ho, nnI, ~
proieclion and influence o,i, ,,o,i. md ;n,a,
c,ur,c with that distant ord ;nt.,ee,;n,r nso
pie will rapidIy increase
BRAzrL.-" The most amicable rclab,ns
exist"
New GREyArA ct The c,nirovorsv uih
this rcpubIc has bean or,icahl, aj;rs,cd y, !
which the r, ,sDonsibilitv of IN. d.n,,go d,cc
to our 9 IL ns nv = ,i,t at pap,n, i ao
knowledg,d
CosrA RIGA The claim, Of our c;tizcns
AGAINST this povprnrnent have ot l.r,,l, ho,,
adilsled.
NicARAGuA.-Oar claims aeoinst tbis re-
public bid fir for peaceable settlement.
MANco.-Our relations with his republic
have been of the most unsatisfactory aure
our citizens wronged and outraged almos
beyond endurance; yet a treaty by our late
Minister has been concluded, which is calcu-
lated to promote peace and secure our Just
influence over the management of its concerns
hANsAs'--A parting respect is paid to this
long unhappy Territory and the fact Is no.
tlced that the sentiment OF the people IS strong
~ opposed TO slavery
UTAH. Peace las been restored IN Utah,
winch Al IN. commencement OF my Admins
tranon "as IN state OF rebellion"
fINANoE'-- The President labors hard TO