New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

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ora excse or claim Of jurisdiction 80 $40 ie"NH the
,r,,,oa - IA ., ,,usve possession OF the lately dis
t,,tea tersitorv am grauAed to We aoe !" au'Vu"''
that t crcy for the removal Of the troops nave ooeh
executed and the military joint oecopaaoh VI
san J.an has ceased The ISLANDS are now !"
the exclusive possession Of the United states
:, - be,,n,es necessary 10 complete the
s,,vcv and determination Of that portioH OF the
fonpdary line through the Haro Channel upon which
the o,rissiou which determined the remaining part OF
the lire were unable 90 aSree. l recommend the ap
,.Nutfpent of a Commission 20 AGA Jointly With one
hich r,ay be named ny Her Majesty for that purpose
rxeerence Of the dculics attending the determination
OF our admitted OF boundary after tho occupation
Of the territory and ts settlement by those owing
aeesnSc " see & , M nStlTsi o6st or other
monuments the actual line between tho territory
sagcnins sf possessions Of Her Britannia Majesty;
Tue resioa Is now 50 snSTseS ST ~ nrisdic.
fion are likely intorforc 60 tho delay OF eh
Ssp@aiiSn Shall enter and occupy the territory. some
trivial contest ~ ncghhors may 0saln aliS ,H VI.
TIC spp,intncnt of Commission TO act jointly VITA ono
thai NAV be appointed ON the part o. Grest sn sI ,S
the cotormiuogS 20 sessions Of Great Britain
orREE MATTERS CONNECTED WITH rHE TREATY
IN ny last annual message recommended LEGISLATION
on the pa O.. the United states 10 bring into operation
the articles OF The Treaty Of Washington Of May sl re-
tanne 70 che fisheries and other matters touching the re
latons of the United toward the British North
American possessions 20 become operative SO soon
as the proper legislation should be had on
the part OF Great Britain and rts possessions |
That lccsiaton the part % Great Britain and its
possessions lad not then been had, and during the ses-
Sion of CouCrcss question was raised which Tor the
raised doubt whether any action OF Congress- IN
tue direction Indicated would become important This
question has since been disposed OF, and have received
notice That the Imperial Parliament and the LEGISLATURE
o; the Provincial Government have passed laws
to csty the 4Foyds'o4s Oh me treaty on ,ber Tug
fore recommend your carly adoption OF the legs
Prt Of ths government The Joint Commission for de
tcrminlng tae boundary t b. atweoa thr Ugted states
WSois and tie Rocsy ii,ua,l...s las org'nized and
entered ton s work Itis sralc thar the force be
iucreasc m order ta the comp. elton OF the survey and
determination ,f Gle line nav as ic sooner attiir,d
orr uli 1-Ioys WIN oruga FOREIGN POWERS.
VIII France, oar earliest all; Russia, the constant
and steady rond OF the UueI states; Germany, with
whose cove rinent aud people have many causes
OF freudshlp and many common symplthes' and the
other Powers OF Esrepe relations maintained on
the most friendly terus my last annual message
the cNchan se has been made OF the ratification Of
treaty witthe Austr0- II ngarian Empire relating To-
e e 81 .re1y ANY T1 tre 5s narks aiso
Of treaty wifh sweden and Norway relating
been tay proclaimed. Congress at It's last
having made an appropriation 70 oeiray me e1
pcnse OF on the part OF the United states
t1rr tb rsrs1ps sppoistqSi in that Character pro
the Congress Their report shall in due be laid
before ysS Tlis Congress meets at intervals
OF about three years. and has held its sessions
IA several 81 the countries OF Europe submit 10 your
consideration the propnety Of extending an inyaiion
the Congress 90 hUtd lis next meeting In the United
states Ihe Ocntenna oeleuftiloh 70 ne leu ia Loto
wOHld a0ld appropriate occasion FOR such meeting
Preparations making for the International Expos
of very great magnitude tendency of these expos
the direction Of advanced civilization a0d OF
the elevation o industry and OF Dor ana OF the neIe@s
oi Ean4I srllness IS wcl 40 ~ ~ Tvnnito ia to
will hav htaaff held iu EINfp
t,rsr viii bs re5dv 10 avail Themselves of the oppor
tunly FOR the presentation Of their productions 1t en-
c0uragcd hy proper aid aud protection AT the Lass Sc
nlcnt OF agents represent this Govern
meni az the Exposition I3e authority tnas gdySh 1Ss
been excIt scd but IN the absence oi any appropfato
there Is danger that the important benenis when
LOST to eizsas OF the UnEed states commend the
subject siruugIy your consideration, and recommend
TO further aid Han exhibitors the Vienna Expo
sitOn would recommend IA addition to an appfOprla-
is.d 10 l up naval vessels 70 transport between our
70 Yenla ami back their articles fore Exhibition.
OUR RELATIONS WITH MEXICO
Since last the President of the Mexican
Republic distinguished BY his high character and by his
services 20 country, has died HIS temporary sue
cessor has been elected with great unanmity by
the people proof Of confidence on their part IN Ms
pstrotism aud wisdom which believed will be
frmed y the Of his administration. 1t Is partic
uIary desirable that nothing should be left uDdone by
the Government OF either Republic 10 strengthen their
relations as neghbors and friends. 1t is much to be
grctted that many lawless acts continue 10 disturb
the quiet oI the settlements the border between our
territory aud that OF Mexico and that complaints OF
wrongs To American citizens IN various paris Of the
country arc made. The revolutionary condition IN
which the ucislboring Republic has so long been IN
VOWED las ia Gegrec contributed 10 this disturb
aucc. 90 be hoped tna with more settled rule o!
oricr through the Republic, which may be expected
tac present Government the acts o. Whch Just
,r jir nndef me Commission M der the con-
yeuti0u with MNco of the Atm OF july 1905 on l13 SUD
ahstsre Tor T removal OF which measures have been
taksn by The two Governments, which, il s believed
+ IA ire iopt resolution of Con gresa OF the 7th OF
frontier. have diligently made investigations H.
fbat quarter. Their report upon the subject
~iii be communicated to YOU. Their re
searches necessarily incomplete parity on account
of the limited appropriation maze by Congress- Mex
ico on tl part ol that GOyerament, has appointed
SIMILAR commission TO investigate these Outrages. IL Is
states tna TIE fullest cation Is desired. and that
the cooperation OF an parties concerned invited 70 se
cure that end. l therefore recommend tlat specia
appropriation be- made ag the earliest day pracucaDe 70
enable tre Commissioner on me part % the Umted
States 10 IelUrH 20 their laoOrs without delay
TIE REVOLUTION IE CUBA
rs With regret that have again TO announce con
tnnancr oi m disturbed condition ofthe island Of Cuba.
No advance toward tue paceatioD Of the dconteuted
part Of the population has been made WLie the insnT
rcciou has .iuel 10 pdyanascs and exhibits no more
of he eu us Oh power the prospects OF ultimate
succoss tDau were exhibited year ago, Spain, The
other haul las snceceded in It's repression, and tue
rris stand ,uYureutly ia the same relative attitude
MDed they have occupied for q long time past. Ihs
eDuicss las lasted now Ior more thab I0nr years were
n ssen 20 distance from our DeighbOrhoOd We might
D. Indifferent % is results although humanity could not
DO uIHoFed by many oi rs incidents, where
/ cannot doubt that the continued maintenance of
slaye among the strongest inducements 10 the COZ
tuuanee OK the strt a terrible wrong the nn.-
S ~ 1trodncttou of otner reforms iu the 6iDysrl-
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