The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-05
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Gei.eTa, aid iDE the several Communion.
"a "a tie par N TIE Cbtsi S.slEa called
iyT ny the treaty. Ills Asjeaiy, the King
n Italy, TIE Pres lea; u TIE SEiA C1n-
iet.st4iiDl, and HE ABjesiy the Emperor
VI EftIil, have esEh CyiIsSLliesi "a the joni
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have cslse5i my thanks " te E1itAbly eI'
tResssd iJi the Tegiibsss with which the
jfSni fGquest hAs btsU cOnplisi with by
ule GI,sdA;;neni Il gentleman Of etnineBce
and earning 70 thee important pSJsiiIOns.
Hn Majesty the KLnJErOfOi G1Tnsny, hAs
been pIs4isd % comply with the JOINT
FtqgEzi q ule two governments, and h2s
clynlen,b9 " ~ a. the A'bIniOr d the
Disputed Es;Er boundary DATeeu the
United sLa;Ia and Great Britain.
Tie cOatTsEtiBg paHtAa 10 the treaty
have Undertaken W regard a. between
tbeinJelyts certain prinlipiss q tie pub,
I've law iOf which the United States hal
cynteb5ei from the Commencement u iLS
his;Dry. They have also agfeed W bring
i1Gse Winfip!Es " the kBONlsdge 81 the
other maritime p1Wers, and To invite
them W sEGEje " them. Negotiations
are going Ol a. " the urn u the note by
which tie invitation i W be extended "
The tSJEtfl recommend The legislation
nersssary On the part NJ the United States
W bring into operation the articles u the
treaty relating N the fsheries and ~ the
other matters touching the relations Of
tie United States towards the BriiiAh
North American TOssEIsiGEls, 10 become
O,E.faiiye ~ MN Agtbs proper legislation
sLall be hstOh Tie part ii Great Britain
AMI ia tJs9aAAiOns Il IL much " he de.
tired that this legislation may beCDme co.
operative before the fishermen u the
United Stats4 begin " make their ar.
TAnyemeDts fOF the coming D:aSnn.
have addressed communication, d
which q copy IL tranSmitte1 herewith, u
the Governors " Michigan, Illinois and
Wisconsin, urging upon the Governors 81
Oi tb0se sntes, TeHpccliyely, the neces.
cary action On their part 10 carry int
effect the object d the anicle Of the
tEeaty which contemplate the use Of the
canals on either eide connected with the
navigation Of the lakes and rivers form.
Ing the boundary, On terms NJ equity, by
the inhabitants oi both countries. II u
hoped that the importance 81 the object
and the benefiN 10 flow thereITOm, will
secure the speedy approval and legislative
sanction Oi the STATES concerned.
] renew the Recommendation for an
appropriation for determining tho true
position 0f the IOfty.ninth parallel Of lati
lude where II forms the boundary be-
tween the United States and the British
North American provinces, between thu
Lake Of the Woods and the summit Of Tho
Rocky Mountains. The early action d
Congress on the recommendation named
would put II In tho power Ofthe War De
paftment " place iOrcG 10 the field
during the next summer.
DIPLOMATIC PROTECTION 70 GERMARE
~ FRANCE.
The resumption Of diplomatic relations
between FfnnCc and Germany has en-
hblcd me 10 give directions Tor the with
dfawal u Tive protection extended Il
Germans In France by The diplomatic
huu IDLbulhl 1lIGHSuluNlNh VI luC Oul
ted StaLes,in tIat country. II IA Just U
add that tic delicate duty Of this protec
tiOn Inns been performed by tho Minister
and!llie Consul General at Paris and TIL
various CODsuls In France, under the 80.
pcryision Ol The former, with great kind
MIS- a well ~ with prudence and tact
Their coupe has received the cOnnen
dntiOn d the German Government, ant
llas wounded no susceptibility Of thu
French.
GERMAN RELATIONS.
The government Of the Emperor o
Germany continues TO manifest friendly
feeling toward the Unitetl States, and {
desire to hnrmOnzc with the moderate
and Just policy which this government
maintains IN ia relations with the AsiAIit
powers M well a. with the South Ameri
can IIepubliCs. have given assurance
that the friendly feelings u that govern