The national Republican., 1866-12-11

sxtradition treaty With the Papai Government, .
special agent be sent to Rome to demand the sur
render Of suRRArr.
[M,. King to M,. sspsrS.l
Mr.. Kuo reports tbs. be hss hsi smother long
conversation with Mr.. - which fully con.
armed his belief in the ststsmsnts which his inform
ant had committed to writing He says that sua.
RAFT had fully confessed his own complioity and
admitted his mothers guilt or participation. This
witness says he vas at one time teacher In the
village Of Texas Nd. and declares him slf prepared
to 60 70 the United States He still wishes his name
to Be kept secret, fearing that his life would be
endangered II developed. suRRArr also remarked
to him that he vas in New York ready TO hy whom
the assassination occurred, and does not regret
what had taken place.
I'M. King to jkr. Ss'~rd.l
Rons, July u, 1895.
Mr.. Kms returns to Mr.. sawAap the shove
statement properly sworn to BY the informant.
[Mr. K,ns to M. Ssvard.I
Rom, August 9. ises.
Mr.. Krxe says be explained the whole affair 10
the authorities In Rome, when his Emlnsnes sx-
pressed himself ~ greatly intsrsstsd, andintmatsd
that II the American Government desired surrsn.
der Of the criminal there would probably Be no aim.
Guilty In the way.
[Mr. Se,card to Mr.. Kine.l
wAsnIroroH, October 10, 1893.
Mr.. sswAaD inclosss to Mr. Kna photograph
Of sunRArr, and suggests that oonndsntial per-
son be selected to visit vsllsth and compare this
photograph with the supposed criminal. He also
suggests that proper compensation BE- allowed the
informsas s.d directs him to seek positive inform
alton Of the sushofities whether his Holiness
would be willing 70 surrender sunaATr, or whether
he would bs willing 70 enter into general extra.
dition treaty. Mr.. Kno Was also instructed 70
ask that neither suRaAfr nor BLAME be discharged
until there could bs full investigation Of the nat.
ter, and time given 10 make demand for them.
Mr.. King to Mr.. Ssscard.l .I
Ronl, Nov. 4 1895.
Mr.. KMa says that he had full interview with
Cardinal AHroSRLLI, who promptly responded thai
he would give up SuRaArr upon . proper indiot
msnt and proof and st the request Of the Unitst
statss, II the latter Gsvsrnnsnt would do likswis,
under parallel circumstances. Mr.. Kne also 70
Piled that hs would send eonAdsntial person !,
compare sURRArr's photograph with the supposst
| criminal. .~.
[Mr. King to Mr.. Sspord.l
| RoxE, Nov. 10, 1885,
Cardinal ASroxrLtr apprissd Mr.. Kne tha
suRRArr, or WATSON, had been arrested BY his or
dsrs, (ths Cardinsl's) but on the way to Rome hs'
escaped from a guard Of siI mon. The cardina
expressed great regret at SURRArr's escape. Al
the orders Of the Pspai Government and the report
Of the Papal officers concerning the arrest and s'
cape were inclosed.
On November II Msssrs. KING and Assistan
Secretary of the Navy Fox sent word to Minists
HARVEY, at Lisbon, to direct Admiral aoLDsso
ROUGE to ssud United States vessel to Civit
vscehia on important business.
| [Mr. Marsh to Mr.. SsVayd.l
| RLolsSoz, Nov. IL, 1855.
Mr.. MARsH reports that he had immsdistsly upo
his arrival frora Naples had an interview with th
Secretary General Of the Minister Of Foreign A
fairs, and ask Cd him II hs thought the italian Go'
eminent would surrender suRRAfr II hs should
found in italian territory. The Secretary GsnsrI
replied that hs believed 6uRRArr would b. surrsI
dsrsd BY that Government on proper demand
the United States, and proof Of the identity Of u
criminal, but that this would probably b done onl
under the stipulation upon the part Of the Unite
States authorities thst the punishmsnt Of dee,
should not be inflicted upon the criminal 50 su
rem dered.
[Conssl HoscarS at Nepks to Mr.. ki~s.l
The Consul General reports that suRsAfr b
been hunted for at Naples and that It had been .
csrtained that under the name Of WATERS he b
tho day before proceeded in tho regular steamer
Alexandria. Mr.. KINa thsreupon telegraph
United States Consul HALE to Alexandria to ART
sURRArr upon his arrival.
tMr. Hale to Mr.. Sstcard.
ALEXANDRIA, EorPr, Dec. 2, 1885
Consul HALE telegrsphs to Mr.. SEWARD that
: has arrested JoHs sUnRArr At Alexandria.
Mr.. Separd to Mr.. Halsl
!. wAsuISarox, Dee. g. 1896
y Secretary SEWARD tslsgrsphs Consul Hale u
d his course Is approved and measures have b
taken to bring sURRArr home.
IN [Mr Ss,euyd to Mr.. Hale
Or WASHINGTON, December 4, 1856
to Secretary SEWARD telsgraphs Consul HALF q
n. the Secretary Of the Navy has instructed ADM
y GoLDssono to bring SuRRArr home, and dire
O. HALE To deliver him TO Admiral GoLDsBoRo.