The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-12-05

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yAPASEEE EELATI0XL
With Japan We eOotiuus tomaint1in inu.
mate FelGiiOuI The eabinEt a the NikHtO
has, Gince The cl0ss 81 the Lat BEaaiOn 81
COaKress, selected eitiLsns q tie United
states 10 BsTTe in oliees iElp0FtIBt IN ~.
eEal departments d the gOTeTpmeBt
have rsasOn 70 think that this selection l.
due W a 1ppFeciAIiOn Of the dE.nteFEstsd.
ness u the Policy which The United SI1iEs
have pursued towards Japan
CnnHA AVID oOEEA.
Il Il cur desire 70 oOntinue 70 maintain
this dIiniefstEd and just policy with
China, ~ well - Japan. The o0ErtspODd.
eDce transmitted herewith, EhOEs that
there Il % dispDsitiOn On the part q this
RDTernmeni N sTefTe from ia establish.
% cure. Prompted by deaiFe To put
"a ebd TO the barbariOus treatment u oar
shIpWreckeI sIiIOTs II the COSean cnast,
instructed cur Minister at Pekin " en-.
deaYR " conclude . convention with
COrea tJr securing the safety and humane
treatment u such mArineI. Admiral
Ro2eGs Was Instructed 70 accompany him,
with = Sufficient iOfce ~ protect him, in
case u need. 4 Ellll surveying party
WA sent cat, aud on reaching the cnasi
was ueachefDusIy a,.snkei al = dis.dYan.
rge Ample opportunity was given fOF
an explanation and SpolOgy fOr Tie result
Neither came. A fOFce WA then landed,
and alter an ArdUOn march Oyer rugged
and difficult country, the IOrs IRON which
the O1tEaHes had been committed were
CALAMITY assaulted and destroyed.
Having thus punished the criminal, and
having YiDdicatei the honor 81 the flag,
the expedition returned. Finding Il i'm.
practicable under the circumstances 10
conclude the desired convention, | re.
specially refer " the correspondence re.
laiing thereto, herewith submitted, and
leave the subject iDr such action a. Con.
gress may sec ittO take.
RELATIONS WIN METICO-TnG IONA Ii.
BIZ.
Tie Republic II Mexico has moi yet
repeated the very Objectionable law e.
tAblisblng what il known as the Free
IOne Onthe frontier ri the United States.
II h hoped that this may yet be done,
and alSO that more stringent measures
may be taken by that Republic for re-.
stTaininF the lAWless pfTSns on its from
tier ! hope that Mexico, by la own &C.
ton, will som relieve this government Of
the difficulties experienced from these
causes.
Our relations with the the various Re-.
publics Of Central and South America
continue, With one exception, W be cor.
dial and friendly.
TIE VENEZUELAN CLAIMS COMMISSION.
recommend B0me action by Con.
gress 10 regard 70 the overdue installments
under the Affairs Of the Venezuela claims
commission Of 1890. The internal dis.
sessions Of the government present no
justification Tor the absence Of an effort
TO meet their solemn treaty obligations.
The ratification Of 40 extradition treaty
with Nicaragua has been exchanged.
SLAVERY IN BRAZIL
II IL a subject for congralhlation that
the great Empire Of Brazil has taken the
initiatDry steps towards the abolition OF
slavery. Our relations with that empire
have always been cordial, and will nAtu-
rally be made moro 30 by this act. II Il
not too much 10 hope that The Govern
ment Of Brazil may hereafter find II for
It's interest, ~ we'll az intrinSically right,
10 advance towards entire emancipation
more rapidly than the present act c0ntem-
plates. The true prosperity and great
meas Of q nation Ia " be found In the ele-
walton and education Of lis laborers.
SLAVERY IN THE sPANfsn coLoMEs.
til q subject Tor regret that tho re.
forms 10 this direction which were volun.
tarily promised by tho statesmen Of Spain
have NOT been carried out In lis West
Indian colonies. The laws and regula.
tions for tho apparent abolition Of slavery
In Cuba and Porto Rico leave most Of the
laborers in bondage with no hope Of re.
lease until their lives become burden To
their employers.
AMERICAN SHAREHOLDERS ABROAD.
desire 10 direct your attention 10 The
TACT that citizens Of The United States are
large holders in foreign lands Of this
species Of property, forbidden by the fun.
damtntal law Of their adopted country
| recommend To Congress 10 provide by
stringent legislation a suitable remedy
agninst the holding Of OF owning, or deaf.