The New York herald., 1874-12-08

not be trined with. This high right must not be In
" eana uS o. and s ss
with ITS posse all the prs ieges and the posc
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ne O. ss o. s
be denied thai that inference Is Inc east plausible
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e wnisn sy irs ssa BY ssy BY pSc ro, a.
eminent United states in As demsna ior rs pro-
sns Or q ca ay q e prs or
who may have ALREADY forfeited his right 70 citizenship
CHINESE INsuRREcrIoN ENDED.
Charge d'Afaires Williams. writing to the Secre-
tary OF state under date OF PeKin. February last.
the Mahommedan rebels who controlled the north
western provinces 0i Shensi and kansUh ior more
tnan zen years he shows the merc.ess nature OF
waited in this REBEL on by the bitterness religious
bigotry IN which the Mahommedans excelled.
sS ss no
ter suppose they expected The insurrecion hus
g',"s1s ns S
wh 3 q S
Turks met 6odis: Of native c.lho 6 n their pTogress
ISIS towns lying west q csnton city and through
s
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in 1885 After the capture Of Nankin the Mohamms.
shlss who h.Ss Sssss sseapsa s%ssSs .%a
dS'as!S
q IN ead
US to hope ior similar reviving IN the western prov
hr. Williams says, March so:-
"A Roman Catholic bishop. whose diocese comprises
81 psRn sa s sn
q an entire change in the Of Corss
s sR f ss a SsRs
are svOraby disposed toward foreigners
THE SLAVE TRADE OF TRIPoLI.
The following was received by secretary Fish
from Sir Edward Thornton. June 80 last
sR-ln compliance with instruction from the Earl
nse to a s S S a
that iripoii to cSnstantinople via
Whatever tor supposinv that the Malta police authori
ties IN any way c0nnive At Its existence
THE OPPRESSION OF ITALIAN CHILDREN.
Secretary Fish. addressing Count Corti, the Ita-
ian Minister in May last, acknowledging the re-
OF Italian children, and the Iase inducements nm
der which they are taken from their native land,
and incostng an act promulgated by the Italian
Parliament on the 26Cn OF December last, says
This government cordially unes with that Of Italy in
the hope that that goyernmsnt may by me means Of
lnendable determination TO suppress the traffic
ShSre TO in .s in ar
government so strongly condemns.
AMERICAN FILIBusrsRINa IN THE EAST.
Secretary Fish, writing to Mr.. Bingham, our
Minister at Japan, July 26 last s:ys:-
Reter.ing to your despatch. No 7s In which you seek
ns % S s aei % Ss
late expedition AGAINST rormosa and the empoyment Of
ssedinss @ sns
y On s S s S
the United States issue writs and proelamaons to
prevent e,1sn, Of the United
Japan make war upon any foreign Iower with whom
i %ns NJ ssss
United States sccemp.h the purSoss: Its believed
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sufficient in these The REPRESENTATIVES OF the gov
on
Urss with ma to
tsca q General Lszsnare thst 6s act Of Issj
~ 6 y S:ssss
s BE-
TINS !. oticisiy informed o the
the ~ e. q the e. e.
xAcKENzIx's RAID INTO MEXICO.
1t appears rom the diplomatic correspondence
mally protested against the invasion by General
Mackenzie OF Mexican soil In pursuit OF Indians,
saying:-
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n % mot s. a .S
that If shall be deemed necessary in order
Ss Viii s.
!Ss !syrs1S @ Win 1iS
may IN sountr Drn the into
ana last VIII 's Be
sutciens for friendly governments for i WI not wish
&c g
cure the just ends which 1t seeks to attain.
THE sPANIARDs IN CUBA
Hon. Caleb Cushing, writing to Secretary Fish
from Madrid, in July last, says:-
According to the latest oc,a esmat here the
e: S. ,!S% IN
%a be ny.S IN aaao a os q wSes
nSsd S1 s. ss Sr n.s e
in the peninsaIa Il Is nos surprising that
prevail in official circles here say nothing Of the IN.
N stRsssns s .Id With
the great question rising above al others whether or
poes spain during he
sss vii
sss e 4: q 81 i..s
SIS aooo,ojo on amounts paid for exemption.
Secretary Fish, writing to Minister Cushing,
August q, says:-
acknowedge the receipt of your sting despatch
Of the sOth ul No. 6 in relation to the possibility OF
European intervention IL the affairs Of Spain i con-
atrocities in warfare which incredible IN the nine
eenth century, which without pa.liation
and continuance of which would be degrading to
human nature.
THE vIRGINIUS AFFAIR.
Much OF the correspondence under the head OF
Spain relates to the Vlrglnlus affair." The results
up TO the end OF last year are already known.
Nothing appears regarding negotiations since that
time.
BRUTAL CONDUCT ON BOARD AN AMERICAN
SHIP.