Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

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Inc resumption OF diplomatic relations
| petween rance and Gerinany have enahled
nie 10 give u'ec'i"hs ior the Vllhufawai OF
tue Piotec'ion EXTENDED To dermans IN
| france ~ thr u'liomauc ana consular rep
resentStiFcs OF me UniIeu Siates IN thai
! couhtry. IL is just 10 aHu tiiat the urnc aie
9uty Oh this protec'i,'h has been performed
| g! thc sinister ana the cunsui general at
faris, anu the Faii"us consuis IN France
unoer 'hc SUPERVISION OF 'he iatter' With
great kindness, as ~ell as win prudrice
anu ,act. Inns course has received IN. com
ineh"auoh "i me iin.n government, ami
las Wounctu no susceptibility OF the
rrehch
The government of the emperor of Ger
many continues To manifes, n endly feel
| ing toward the United States, and u .lrsir,
20 hnrmoriz- with the Iucdeiatc aud just
policy which this government maintains In
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with the South American republics. have
given assurances that thr friendly feelings
e that government are fully shared by the
United States The ra t,tcat Of the con
| sular and naturalization conventions with
the Ausiro Il dngnrisn empire have been ex-
nhanged. have been officially informed of
tEr anrrx.ti % of The States of the Church
To he Kingdom of I,sIs. and the removal OF
TIE. capi al Of thai kingdom to Ronr. la
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the United States | have recognized this
change. The ruiifcstions of tho ncw treaty
Of commerce, he, wccii tn. United STATES and
ltai nave been a changed. The two powers
| have agreed in this treaty that private prop
erty at STA shall be exempt from capture in
case OF war betwren the Two pnwers The
United States have spared no opportunity OF
incurrorsiinr tLis rule into the opliysfion
OF nations. The Forty-first Congress, =, it's
third session, made an appropriation tor tho
organization of a mixed commission for ad.
Indicating upon the cIairps of citizens of the
United Slatts against Spain. growing out OF
he insurr~xtiou in i,ubs. Thst commission
has since been organized transmit here
with the corres,",ndepce relating 10 its
formation and i,s Jurisdiction. II ia 10 be
bupod that tbi, cofnm,.sioa Will afford the
cls;msuIs a compirt. remedy for their in.
iuri,s. II has beep mad, The agreeable
duty Of the United Sta,es To preside over a
conference at Wschipp1op between TN.
,lrnipot@ut;ariea of S,,xip and tn. allied
S.utb An,ericsn renut,lir, wh;cb his re.
.u,t.d in An srmi.tiec xirh the re.s,rshl,
.ssnrvrc,. ,f a nermaueut pesce. T,e ini,
mate friendly rIs,iops xbi,h bsxe 8, ino,J
xi.,..d i,txc~n IN, United g;.tes and Rn-
Al, e,ntiune unti.turhed The visit of ,hr
third ,op Of The cmurror il n proof that
;b.re is no desire ON tie part ef h,s cavern
mani to Sin,;,,;.h the c,,d,.ii.v of tHosa r,,.
latiops. The ho.pitsbIe recerticn xhicl,
has been given 70 the grand d,,k. is q pro,f
that. on our aide. we sh are the ,isbes a.
that government. The in.xcumble course
Of the Russian minister a, Wa.hingtop
rendered il necessary 10 ssk his recall. and
20 decline 10 longer TO receive that fuuction
.ry as a diplomstic rrprssru.stive. II Wa
impossible with self respect, or with y jus,
regard 10 the dignity Of the country, to per
init Mr.. Cstscasy to continue to hold inter
cuurse With this government, after his per
aonal abuse of government officials, and
during his persistent Interference through
various means with the relations bet ten
the United Ssates and other puvers. In ~
cordance with my wishes, this government
has been relieved of further intercourse
with Mr. CstscaGy, and the a,anage nien, OF
the affairs of tho imperial legation hss
passed into the hands OF q gentleman en-
tirely unobjt tctiuDsblc.
With Japan We continue tn maintain in
innate relations. The cabinet Of the mikad"
has. since the cloee Of the last session ot
Congress, selected citiaens of the United
States TO serve IN Offices of Importance in
several departments of government.
have reason to think that this selection i.
due TO an appreciation of the disihterestrd
ness Of the policy which the United Ststes
have pursued toward Japan. II n cur de-
sire to continue to maintain this dsinter-
ested aud just policy With China, ~ we'll rs
Japan.
The correspondence transmitted herewith
shows that there is no disposition on the
part of this government tn s"erve from lfs
estsolished codrre fromPtrd ny desire
to pnt an end to the hsrbarous Treatment
Of our shipwrecked sallors on the Coresn
coast. instructed our minister st Pekin to
fndeevOr 10 conclude y convention with
Cora, for securing the safety and humane
treatment OF such mariner Admiral koi
gers vas Instructed to accompany him with
suficfent force to protect him IN ease OF
need. small surveying party rent ont,
On reaching the coast, vas trescherousiy
ATTACKED Ut disadvantage. Ample "ppor-
funlty vas gwen Tor rsxpisnation ana apollo
~ Tor the Insult. Neither cane. i"rce
vac tben isnned' Artcr an sfuaous hsfch
over rugged ana oimcni' country 'he
forte from when the outrsges had oeen com
mi,sed we're reduced by gallant a@sIui,
nnd were destroyed. Having thus punished
TOE cn.nnais; anu having vindicateo tn-
s"nor oi inc nag. thr eAp'Sinos retsfhs"'
nnding u inprse euea0ie' uhder the eireuai-
stances 70 eonciuee tse aetir'd eonv.ntlon
Respectfully f.i~r 10 tne corr'sb 'ndeher
ieiA'ht thersto sre~th shplhit'""' shd
hA.e ,se su'3s't ior -uch sc'H'n .~ coh
Siess y see u 20 tAke. me 'paohN Si
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