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serted to i,ayo been definitely settled at Venice
ii, conformity with the commercial aud oeouo.ni-
cal iiitofeat1 Of tho two conntrIct.
GERMANY AND BELGIUM.

:ai i,,to,eate Of tho two conntriot.
GERMANY AND BELGIUM.
THE TENDING CONTROVERSY. ~
FAn,a, April 8.-Tho Cologne Gazette publishes
tho following antlysin of tho note transmitted
Feb. 3by Count rcrponcl1er 10 tho Belgian Gov
ernn,ent. think may ntato tliat this exton-
rive nna'5Pis tli!rcrs FROM tho original text only
III slight degree:
The nndcsslpHed hss Tie i!onnr 10 remind the Del
Eisn M!n'ser 81 h" confidential co.yerratfons which
lie hsa had a we'll n bi predecessor, with the Minis
Yer % sht sub cc q! II" influence whi:h nets ctnanst
The ln,crna, arrangements ot n.iahsorng counsde..
.ni s!to on tns thtect u ta judicial appreciation OF
rcvefa ra.sorll Letters * lIeiaEan ntshofs ana Is
other rubcatoae. notsliy an adress Of tAe soc!eso
DE-. t:nyFca rontIhcalss II she Nishpp Of Fs rborf,,
the htn Public. In eael of shtse manifestations
.Smpasliy and eneournRefnent were rsrre're:!
sne lsEs Of ,s County, The tone Of tns bcpg msro
or less more Of tets wouainz tn the Gov
ernment q iiis Majesty ,hs German E.upsfor. Tho
that neither IL law nor its jnr!arr'ence eonid fur
n'sh The EciRdsa Government with any fut!cicnt
~ esn, X :'1 or ta ~ ,ss s dfe
fact which fs Without moral connection with tlcto
Ianltc'ta:ions Aas g!ven E1te to tn1utsies n" Del
.,..if,te Prince u.m.rck for esrs.!n sum. Th,.
tsS ss IT, A .sc4e s;sf 70 md % o'' IT, !.
qu,sy. and theru uEatu, according to tle
olnon OF coflr"'cnt jnrs,.' Tho Belgian laws would
l,o had dnne Of thought Of to!ng. The nndcr%Encl
II lcosnmia.iuned to reseat this combinations which BE-
ss :5y o M e. 70 ss
the internal peace Of smother Bsae and that u u held
tsa!nl ia Ausy. The naos. pe~tsia1 Empires ha,s
taken legal Ineasusea In th!s rcn'e, aud II
fss x..s b Tas9s n.as '1sy /; s.ss of fofa e. s ss
Which assure ita neutrality ought especially net To
furnish laboratory whence stsesrr'a may i,.na
Is one Of the sact conditions 1t iii. neutrality. Hers
may be veil 70 cali 70 En!n that BY The !aws of nsc.
9, ls,2 snd of stsre "a iss on pres onsn,ss sna
eee;e, ei s o H. municipal sE Il t.re sa e my nv rssi
:, Of The Belgian reusl Code "a .hlng whitl sne un
dess'gnea wilI not permit itnac'f to tdYe o. = should
e taid sa s"tzeriana hns overcome ,lo difficulty by
7atnlhn frncs OF trn years sgaintt every citizen Of
iuhatitaut Of sxze.land wo e1cit"s fereIgn lowe:
- interiors In the interim! fairs o tue
in wHy thrc,sentng tu Il. Tie u''gt1u Gpsernmen
will not refuse to recoGnffc that shs tcxitiaslou Of
Laws do not f1rnIsl menus IN the internal re-
1ose aud the fsfety Of itiydiaIs in nclgh1ortng and
ir1ur sltcs from the attacks Of Eealat. subjects
Our persuasion that tho belgian Government Fh7rc'
IN th.r way O: looking ut tho matter has not lrccu
thRkcn y Tic c!rcEstsnce that the di.approEal yer
n,y 7; H., y tne nsn FGrssn nsss nj m On ,s
iecn officially atd publicly oppressed. hare thu
honor, esc., pEEroHc!tLE
DEnl,.'. Anril s.--The Belgian Government.
In nm appendix to ils reply to tho German noto
Of Feb. g. IL said to havo slated that Herr won
Is1au. German Minister at Brussels in 1879. WAS
cog.,zallt oi The whole eauree Of the adEninls-
tratisc investigation into tllu alleged puc!leauo
conspiracy, mud eyon took Fart In /. to some ea-
| tent without hny concentrations heng then
| marin br ffntfnanF Tthnl this n +.
fnir.
| BRUSSELS. April s,-The 1wlependance Eclg.
Of this evening pnbtiehes AIT nrtica ahowlnc tiia
| 1t Is necessary for the cab.ne: TO give cxplana
tious relative to tho Diplomatic incident causet
| by the correspondence with Germany TeEre2tint
| tho attitude of the Hlslloos at.u the cerica
| proBs OF Belgium. It '.iee. with regret tha
fyum the documents published by the uowapa
10 rccBs rho Belgian Government to sGtain
! modification Of tho lnwb Of t!ie c,uatry. Tl
Independence aaks whether tho rights If wea
States aro not as much Il nattcr u patriotism a
those of the Great Powers.
BERLIN. April 9.--Tho statement Of 3 parl
correspondent that the DclR,a, Government It
GREETED their inability TO comply with tie susg:s
tionb contained IN tho German note on the d
choHnp affair il confirmed hcre.i
iAn1s. April D.-The Coiosna Gasftte eav
with regard to tho Belgian reply to tho Germs
note publtahed ynatctda: in tho London Ting
belgium may have hcen etconr1ss1 III its attit9
Of refusal by nct9hioflng poweF whose able fosel
hor11!ug 10 do ~, opposing The interests or German
Ii ,aore distant countries. probably, tfss part v
taken III this matter. SeEcseirss, T. could nut h.
been favorlhly regarded rither On the bauss ot |.
S.sa those Of tbs D4nu. and s'ill less OIL thu
af tho Thames. forelEutrs, ~ ffct, have come d
t,oyeinment. liz Who Aas NJ. 10 tsht n dust U!.r
,lontaninn, may think tA- struggle e flight iInpp
tnnee, hut It should also b. fId ita. 1t Is somr.tn
difficult to !ncasure thu oHiest hy tue nsesns. A.
.hu incident It 's. wo hoHc. lniAe,l. save With :
gard to the revival Of ih" tHouiEy Gu the naeaes
stubborn.