The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1877-12-07
OUACHTTA PH--SUPPLEMENT.

EGRAPH--.SUPPLEMJ
within ~ ~ may promise 70 be most suo-
csssi1I an msSinE thoroueh competency.
s e, and character the decisive seses
been done BY the Civil service CaMmis.
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that Which has thus been provided,
ss
eton has Still, . legal oxistsnoA, although
for e ssxsssL yssss ao .RplopFiatioa sas
lie ia9 that this Conmission Ids rendered
valuable service, ana VIII Be = most use-
1fy Il se
mend that = suitable appropriation, to be
s%.Sss !. sxsslssi n.ds to
purpose, 10 lsrsasnas to Coaeresss ~ sAsly
Ae PrNcttca- lssn report BY the ChaArNan
Of Of Cue co ,as saa 2 AZ yoS5 ssses
Improvement OF the Civn sstSics., =,
nsHh PoAsfoN, sAE1.ATIoas. -eors7yat
During the past ysss ishs untssa STOVES
uons with toresEd PowSsss fa'tss loasbtsak
of war betwson--RnAsiA-a and Turkey.
snsSSsn e. one s es:seAsS y
karOpean nstions, has had 10 ssndsucl %
disturb the amlCable rotations existing
the Two eoas.naans wss. AZ s sa
OF 5nss sed issR.Es.es ns ; h.s ossn
Russian and Turkish Governments aIve
shown an earnest daoposisi0h 70 adhero
unissd sssss., snd 70 give due regard i q
the rtghts of American citizens.
By the terms Of the treaty defining the
e sas dc ua:sa
:s f.: . E ter re-
twelve montns' notice OF its intentfoa. The
Government OF Italy, avsiling itself Of
aa; b. s..ay s
on the 10Th e sspts@pe., !s7s = e IN.
soops. dssiriSs Only Certain m %o s sai
In some Of lie erueles., In this iisposition
OBSTACLE: may interveae to prevent OF de-
lay the negotiations OF unsatisfactory
pOtta. naturalization and exemption from
military service. have contlnusd TO arise
In tue sass O. sa,s,,sss ten
p. 1858. however, have proved 70 So 90 am.
ths U%tsa ss.sss abe
to adjust all clalms arising under it, not
only without detriment TO the amioAble re-
ments, but 1t ts believed without injury or
injustice to any duly naturaliRsa Ameri-
made MsS .h ss. sss
German Union In 1eSs, should now be ex-
tended =" &c to Apply equally to all the
Statea OF the Empire Of Germany.
rHs FRESch kx POSITION.
Tue Invitation OF ths 0overnment of
France TO participate in the .Exposition Of
the products OF agricutture, industry and
COMING year, was sonnltt:a q o yon4 o eas
ctderatton q the extra session. II - not
deusted that lts sSasgssass y me To.ted
occSsion, with tend to stimulate interna-
s ssd
between the two countries. 2'5'' iE71l
ExrnADIT1oN ouEsrIoAs. 49,
A question arose some time since az to
the proPef meaning Of tho Extradition Ar
United States and Great Britain. Both
Government s, however, are III one accord
that shouii be allowed 70 irustrate the
ends OF justice or disturb the Friendship
between the two Nations. No serious
extradition Of criminals whea neoessary,
and IT IL pro oable that points or disagree-
THE RrsHERRY coM1GrssIoN,
under Articles 10 to Is Of the Treaty cs
Washington, has concluded its session At
Halifax. The result OF the deliberations
Of tho Commission as made public by the
Commissioners, will be Communicated to
Congress-.
TRADE MARKS.
A treaty for the protection of trade
marks has been negotiated with Great
Britain, which has been submitted to the
Senate for consideration.
THE MEXICAN REPUBLIC.
The revolution which recently occurred
in Mexico wa. followed by the accession
installation OF Cnief General Poraero
Diaz In the Presidential Oh 80. 1t has been
the custom of the United States, when
such changes OF Government have hereto
fore occurred in Mexico. 10 Recognize and
Government a. soon as II should appear
to hava the approval of the Mexican peo-
pie. and should manifest q Opposition 10
adhere to obligations of treaties and
emit case such official recognition
b as been deferred by occurrences ON the
Rio 0rande border, the records OF which
have been communicated to each hose OF
Congress In answer to heir respective re .
olutions OF inquiry, Assurances have bsen
the Mexican Government have both the
disposition and power 20 prevent and pun
ish such unlawful invAeions ana depreda-
lions. 1t 10 earnestly TO be hoped events
may prove these assurances to be we'll
founded. The best interests of both coun.
peace on the border and the devel-
opement OF commerce between the
two Republics. II 10 gratifying to add,
this temporary Interruption Of oIficiel rela-
the representative OF the United States IL |
N YiCO to the protection OF American citi. l