The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-15
-, d,,pa,ch TO the baltimore SUB, .,,,..
,mp"r'' ','sas. and Duties Of Foreign ''s ".
nOrn Cittnens' :, very i'm.

IsTS" diplomatic 'cerrsS''
important ,,,a pu.ies of Eoreisn'
Dor" wv" WV October 1s.-A very , ,hs
w.saINaT'N,, >ordcuce in reference 70 tue
,,,r.srt ee'1e> a%1rd citizens of the un''eo
LS,bts Q! n'i, i.t, former German subjects
Sale; WIZ "s' secretary Fish and Ar' Bsn-
I,:r22 ,ig he last few agnsn; ambassador to
troii "g sitter as American sa, letters re-
benz! .. t;crman Empire c, aIo' cnnsmls in
The N@F. w ~, ,hc United states eouS asr,sd
c'%1 sraa, tic Secretary o. -, StSe Gsr n am
North Dt' "..' %,erage about 1.ooo 1eL'i aai
hat on ''r '..,rrns. with their wives ana cn.a'
AMcFr'N y ~, revisit the land oil 'ue,r ma
dnn. a nE>,'5 r;,,zeus were frequently APP
Gyse. i"' ~. ,Ec German authorities WAC,
ryc5cu"ea /, = a ~, that they bad renounced
;gaari"G :" , -, undertook to hold them sup.
,hai' ai':,''s, ,r, dn,y. The United states mac
iau = M ,r.lIjrs with several I" the
by io.". .,,nnr.>ing the North German s Son,
?o"e'.$; >,tured the recosnltioh .,Vn "
tcor'"',,,, The right of emigration anu ,o'
!AIA o. ~ the Secretary 0! State, act
&YpsiT.''-.',-t'., instructions OF the President,
ia@ "".',:: - W-. Bancroft the proprlety ana
sU-~r >,,'' .,,urins 4 revision OF theSe sew,
pfre>>"' ~. "A =, 10 reduce the rights ana
rs. NC. ,l~lrr them to the simphclts aug
o3!-S''.' - g. single treaty, when shooio
:eHN,-. ..l.,t,., w.ih the limits OF the ne"
Re "eN',' ,.,,s,r, Several Of the provinces
tr"''Ir;''. Umpire are unaffected oy aoy
cos"i 49,, : notably the case Win Aissce
"':.',,' ,--,.,... ;aetwo provinces when were
aa. J. r-.,., France. aud FROM wmch there
NC" r,.,,,,i ;~ge and valuable emigration
-, '' i.':,..t ~,aics. Air. Bancroft was IN.
. '. 80, ..,na thai the tFes'le> "n'ch hao
800 M. lex. comprised ait 'ne cohces-
':,' ~. ,ptuld be then obtsinea IRON the
, ,:-,s =. IA Empire. and he wrote:
~, .-..s, Inspire 10 make this moment
- =. -...s,.s..,,jolls one for bringing De-
81 49,. H.. .....a Parliament any document
80, ..-... II German birth from ooeal-
,>,,',' ..,.,.. ~ I,n,. The landholderS think
t''-> ...Ir,La exemption is On ever &C
-. ...,.,.ls.lr 70 ,lc best young men OF the
:. ~... ar7;s.ale; rumor eSas.er@tcs tne
-',.'r.,...-. So v no cross the water III order
1850 ~.,.... .gy.r duties 10 their country oy
.o.r.r..5 .-...n nationality" The Stcre-
~, :. =. rsrlisd again to Mr.. Bancroft,
ire, His regret that there was no pres
~; y.ag.a.i'y Of new treaty, pus s,!lng
is.'9-.. ~ tg4t = new treaty on the Snb)ect
.,..., ,re,i.ai., ne made. since then Mr.
-,1ta. ,u,. !, s!:atcd 10 press this matter
'., 800, m. attention Of Prince Bismarck, and
H. E,u,r,." Davis. who has now succeeded
-:.,'-.,. I,r. Bancroft. as Minister TO Ger.
now :. ,g..y corgcrsant with the views OF
49,, .,.r....,[ ci State on the subject. So
:.-s. ~. s.r.i1u f!cm military service OF our
..Iri,.r, w!.5 acre former subjects OF thai
,.,,,,r j. concerned. the latest adpiceS re.
t.5,r! her" lsom Germany indicate thai
,.,.,t - haze been pract!caiiy settled in
.n..E.,,aI; manner. Prince Bismarck, it is
rrg,y,ro,t. BIS declared his willingness te
,,,.nC. :. Tie ,a,c Of The United States, the
r,,,,t,u %a.ch hs> long been IN vogue TO-
N,r! Gyv.aags setting permanently 10 Rus
:, vag .rs eXempted from military duty
:. r.r!;cal y.r.ili..tes; which, it IS said
,5-,. !, ~ difficulty in obtaining. Ihi:
r-y.,s.. Bismarck i willing to allow TO The
German r.rl.rs in The United States, and i
!. uy.i..,:cuJ. that official arrangement;
}avy already been concluded whereby one
Q. the !y.l,u- German practitioners Of SeH
Yuh h.s b@en appointed medical commits
sjogr.. y iIh .uil power TO grant the neces
.a!y certificates III conjunction with the Ger
man Ca.~u.-General. Such an arrangement
2, this i. trweycr, subject entirely to tht
vi, or caprice Of Bismarck. In addition t
H., la. There are other important reason:
Wis tie secretary OF State will not b.
0r;cnt mil he has secured the ne
.fL.iipn and ratification Of com
t..heISrr naturalization treaty will
li~rmauy. Under the present treaties /
German can now come TO the United States
o5.s.u his naturalization papers, return t
Gr.Mauv. and reside there indefinitely as 81
American citizen, provided be does not re
..l- lie requisite time for remuneration il
tie territories under The jurisdiction Of th
particular power Of whom he was formerly
subject. "Sl.ch course as this" the Seer,
;ary So, would be fraud upon the Unite
Silk, and upon Germany; we would be dt
pny-u OF tue resources of the naturalize
s:Z.4 tpwagd the support of the Stale
GgllUluy "oUid he deprived OF the right I
c4 81 him Tor her defence" 1t may. so
r.yf&! If Will. DC some time before ueS
;.'s.g !, concluded, as Bismarck just now
v-ry tll! II oIner matters, but the countr
a.N BE- assured that the Secretary OF Stat
W.u ~. let hiil forget it.