The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-05

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bonea that the importance OF the object
and the benefi.sto flow thercirom VIII sc
cure the speedy approval and legislative
sanction ottle States concerned.
/ renew. the recommendation for an ap.
nrouriation for determining the true posi-.
ton of tho forty.ninth parallel Of latitude
where 1t forms the boundary between the
United States and the British North
American possessions between the Lake OF
the Woods and the summit OF the ROCKY
Mountains. The early action OF Congress
on this Recommendation would put IL IN tne
power of the War department TO place
| force In the field during the next summer.
The RESUMPTION Of diplomatic relations
between France and Germany has enaoleo
me ~ Give directions for the withdrawal OF
the nrntection extended to Germans ID
France by the diplomatic and consular
renr.snpta.iyes of the United States IN that
roi,ntrr. It IS lust to add that the aeficate
dnty OF this protection has been performed
| ~ Tho Minister and the Consui-tcneTai ~
Paris and the yari0us CoDsuIs IN FRANCE
under the super vision oil the lst'tei, WIZ
treat Kindness as we'll as Win Pruae!.tSe
and tact. Their course mas [ecoiseu w.
commendation Of the German 1 ,,, .ho
and has wounded no susccptlDii'ty u '''
French. ..nsrr,,oror of Ger
AN continues to manifest friendly leel-
n ~ awards the United States ana qesile
~ b,rnnnjze with the moderate anu JUS
nnI;re which this Government malntallis III
W. roi,t;nns with Asiatic Powers rs wen us
with the south American repuoiics. uass
VIZ, W. as.nrauces that the friendly ieellnss
- th,t Goyernmout are fully shatea Dy w..
ITrit"H
Tn" Publications TGi Of The consular and ma
turallz ltion conventions with the Austro'
Hungarian Empire have been exchanged
7 nave been officially informed OF the an
ne y,Iion OF the States Of tee Church 20 Inc
rin"dnm of Italy and the removal OF the
cypital OF That kingdom to Rome. In con-
toTmily with the established policy VI tne
'"it"d States, have recognized th's
ahanga. oor,
nerce between the United States and lta!y
hive been exchanged. The two Powers
nave agreed in this treaty that private pro-
oerty It sea shall DE exempt nom capture
in case of war between the two Powers.
Che limited States haye spared no oppor-
unity Of incorporating this rGIe Into the
obi cation OF nations.
THIS TOlty.firot Congress nj IT'S tnird ses.
sion made al appropriation Tor lhe organ
iZat,ou of m;xet! commission for ndlud1.
! eating the claims Of citizons oil the Cniteu
States against Spain growing out OF Inc III
surrection IN Cuba. That commission Das
yncc been organized. l trauslnlC herewith
she correspondence relating to It's lorna
ZION and its iurisdictio It Is TO be hoped
| hat this commission will afford the claim
ants n complete remedy for their Injuries.
II has been made the agreeable duty OIL
the United States to preside over con
ference a. WASHINGTON between the pienl-
poleutiaries Of Spsiu aud the allied Soulh
American republics, which has resulted In
| an grmjstice with the reasonable assurance
l OF a permanent peace.
| The intimate frjeDdic relations which
have so long existed between the United
1 St1tes oni Russin continue undislurbcd.
| rms y;sjt OF The third son OF the Emperor
| /, q nroof that there Is no desire OF tue part
ri his Government to diminish the cor
dia|itv of those relations. Tho hOspitahle
| receDtion which has been given to the
| Grand Duke is n proof that ca our side We
| share the wishes Of That Government.
| The icexcuatlo c0urso OF the Russian
Munster ut Washington rendered 1t neceS.
sarv to ask his recall and to decline to longer
receive that functionary Us q diplomatic
Representative. 1t WAS Impossible, win
| scif.respect, or with u just regard to the
dignity o! the country, to permit Mr..
| Cntacazy to continue 10 hold iutorcourso
with this Government after bis personal
abuse OF Government officials, and during
his persistent Interference. through various
l,neaNs. with the relations between The
| United States and otnGr Powers. In nc"
cortlauce with my wishes, the Government
has been relieved OF further intercourse
with nr, Catacazy, and the management oil
thu atiairs OF tho Imperial Legation hss
pae<cI into the bands Of gentleman Ell.
tirelg u3obicctiouaole.
With Japan vo continue to maintain IN
-Im,fo relations. The Cabinet Of the
! Nlkil0 has since the close Of tho last sos
,ion OF Congress selected citizens Of the
United States TO serve in Offices Of impor-
Itance ii scyora, departments OF govern
maot. I have reason to think that this
selection is cue TO al appreciation Ot the
IIi.intgrcsteUne>s Of the policy which the
limited states have pursued towards Jala
! II ia orr desire ID continue to maintain
'hrs d.sintcrastod and jus: policy With
China rs well as japan. ihe corresponds
ence transmitted herewith SHOWS that there
Is 10 GiSpo itiOn OF tho part oil thts Govern
ment to sEeITo from It's established course
Prompted by 6 desire 10 put an end to
1.-The harbarnuS treatment OF our ship
| wrecked sailors on the Corean coast, IN
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TO couclutc L convention with Corea Tor
Securing the safety ard humane treatment
at such mariuer3. Admiral Rodgers was
ljnstrllcteH To accompany him with sulli
lccnt force 10 protect him in case OF need
4 small sutyeyiUS party ecnt out, on reach
ling the coast was trcachecouSlV attacked III
Il disadvantage. Ample opportunity va.
Given for tx nlanati0n and apology Tor the IN
suit. Neither came. \ t1rco was tlen landed,
latter IN urduouS march over rugged ana
ldIffIcult c0uutrv, the forts from which tho
!outraras bad bean committed were reduced
by gallant assault and Wore destroyed. Hay
ling thus punished The criminals aud bavDi
yindlcated The honor OF the fig, the expe
l dillon returned. Finding 1t impract!cable
under the circumstances, TO conclude the
desired convention, ! respectfully refer to
1.-The corrtspoudepco relating thereto, here
| with submitted, and leav3 the subject iol
such action us Congress may zee III 10 take
The Repuhlto OF Mexico has not yet re
pcaled the very Objectionable laws estab.
il,htng what IS known As the /" FREQ zone y
on the frontier Of the United States. 1t
hoped that this may yet bedone, and also thu
more stringent measures may 90 taken hy
LEO Republic for restraining lawlesS per
, sons OF is fruntier---I hope that Mexico
by its own action, will soon relieve this Go
yerunent Of Tho difficulties experienced
from these causes.
, Our relations with the various republic
Of Central and South America continue
with one exception, 10 be cordial ant
, frieadlq. I recommend some action b,
Congress regarding the over due ius.al
| ments under the award Of the Hepezuclai
Cllims Commission Of 1853. The !nterpa
} disseasions Of this Government present Il
: Justification for the absence OF effort t
meet their solemn treaty Obligations. Tn
ratification OF III eXtruditiOn treaty viii