Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1871-12-13

MT legislation may become cooperative
before the fishermen of the United States
pegiu to make their arrangements for the
coming season.
have addressed a communication, OF
which a copy is transmitted herewith, to
the Governors Of New York, Pennsylvania,
Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Illinois ard
WISCONSIN, urging upon the Governments
OF those states respectively the necessary
action On their part TO carry into effect
the object of the article of treaty which |
the use of the canals in eith- |
er side connected with the navigation Of
the lakes and rivers forming the boundary
on terms of equity by the inhabitants of
both. 1t is hoped that the importance
of the object aud the benefits to flow
theretrom will secure the speedy approval
and legislative sanction or the States con-
cerned.
renew the recommendation for an ap-
preparation tor determining the true posi-
ton Of the forty ninth parallel of attitude
where it forms the boundary between the
United States aud the North American
possessions, between the Lake of the
Woods and the summit of the Rocky
Mountains. The carly action of Congress,
on this recommendation named, would
put it in the power of the War Depart
ment to place a iol &C in the field during
/ the next summer.
The resumption of diplomatic relations
between France and Germany have en-.
abled me to give directions for the with
drawal Of the protection extended to Ger
mans in France by the Diplomatic and
Consular representatives Of the United
States in that country. 1t is just to add
that the delicate duty to this protection
has been PERFORMED by the Minister
and the Consul General at Paris aud the
various Consus in France under the SUI
pervision of the latter with great kind.
ness as well as with prudence and tact
This course has received the commenda'
ton of the German Government and has
wounded no susceptibility of the French
The government of the Emperor o
Germany continues to manifest a friendly
feeling towards the United States and 1
desire to harmonizo with the moderate
and just policy which this government
maintains in its relations with AsiatiC
powers as well as with the South Ameri
can Republics. have given assurances
that the friendly feeling Of those govern
ments are fully shared by the UniteC
States. .r....
The ratification of the Consular and Natural
ization Conventions with the Austro- Hungarian
Empire have been exchanged.
| have been officially informed of the anncxa
ton of the States Of the Church to the Kingdom
of Italy, and the removal of the Capital OF tha
kin gdom to Rome. In conformity with tn
established policy Of the United States | hav
recognized this change. The ratification of tn
new treaty Of commerce between the Unite
States and Italy have been exchanged. The tw
powers have agreed in this treaty that priyat
property at sea shall be exempt from captur
in case OF war between the two powers. III
United States ha spared no opportunity {
incorporating this rule into the obligations o
, nations.
The forty first Congress, at its third sessio
made an appropriation for the organization {
r,s;,.,I I,,nn,;.s;nn tor lod;naicot;nq uno
, n,a;unv .fcit;yonsn nf the Unitr1 States acain,
Sn,;n craving out of tbe insurrection in Cuba
; Th,t Commission has since hccp orgauized
: tr,nsn;t herewith the corresnondence relatin
} 30 ;,s formotinn and Ito u,;sd;ct;on II ia to i
L,nod that This Commission will auord IN
+ claimants n comnlete remedy for their injuries
II has bepn the agreeohlv duty of the Unite
States to preside over Conference at Washing
ton het,yeen the pIcni ootiories of Spain and Iii
: .Ii,oI sontb Americ,in Renublics which be
ra.nltod in an o,mist;ce With the reasonab
osSu,onco Of a nermanent ncace
The intimate friendly relations which ha,
so Ionc existed between the United States an
y Russia continue undisturLcd. The visit Of ii
third ,on of the emneror is n proof that there
h M desire on the part of his government to d
: m;n;sb the cordialitv of these relations. II
bosnitable reception which has been given
: ,Le Grand Duke il n nroof that ON our side "
|. shorc the wishes of that government.
r. The unaxcnsable course of the Russian Nil
: ;ster ot WASHINGTON renders it necessary
,vI, b;s r,coIl and IN decline lo lorrci recei,
C that fnnct;onarv rs diploInatic- representativ
II was ;mnassihIe with elfrespect or with iu
y regard to the dignity of the country, to perm
: Ne rotoc,gr to Continue to hold intercuur
', with this government after his personal abu
u Of rsyernment officials and during his persise
d interterence. through various means, with Il
i relations between the United States and 9th
r. noxrrs In accordance with nv wishes tn
. rovernnent han been relieyey of further inte
J course with Mr. Catocazv. and the manageme
n of Tho Affairs of the Impc, ia legation has pas
o I'd into the hands of a gentleman entirely uno
Il ;oct;onable
With Janon We contipue TO maintain il tina
= relations The Cabinet of the Milkado Ii
ss since The last session of Congress. selected c
N , vons Of tbe Tinted States TO serve in offices