Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-12-07

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DS lhe treaty, Accom- panied by 81 notic" Of the
grounds "f III. pay ment, and II protest against
any OTHER construction of the same. Tae cor
tesponi"nce upon this s~uljec, vail be !aii be-
fore yuu.
THE SPANISH GovEpNMRSr
has officially announced the termination OF
the insurr'ctIou in Cuba, and Ike restoration IF
lieaCc throughout mat i~Iini truI't"Et -Kp"c-
tations are expressed OF II rev. - III trade aud
prosperity. which IT Is earnestly hoped may prove
well founded Numerous claims of American
citlztns Tor relief for injuries or the restoration
OF property have been among the incidents Of
the long continued hostilitl--. some of these
Claims are in process oil adjustment BY Spain,
anu the Others are PROMISED early ami Careful
consideration.
ThE TREATY MADE VIII ITALY
In regard TO reciprocal consular privileges has
Deen duly ratified and proclaimed.
oTHEk EUROPEAN POWERS.
No questions of grave lIuunrtnncr have arisen
with any other of the European powers.
THE JAPANESE oovEKSMEST
mas been DESTROYS of ii revision Of such parts OF
its treaties with foreign power. a- relate to com
merce, ana II Is understood has addressed To
each treaty power a request to open negotiations
with that view. The CnIteI 81 lie, government
has been inclined TO regard The matter favorubIy
W haIeVer restrictions upon trade with Japan arr
!otind injurious TO that people, cannot but affect
inJur'ousiy nations holding commercials inter
course win them. Japan, after II ny period
OF seciusion, has. within the past lew years,
na!ie rapid strides in the path OF enlightenment
ana progress. and not unreasouabiy - looking
FORWARD 10 the tlme when her r. lhtIOn> with the
nations OF Europe sni America sh4ll be asalIn-
Hated to those which they hold witu each other.
A treaty looking To hi. end has been made.
which will be submitted for the consideration oil
the senate.
eh'H
aiter an interval OF several years the Chinest
government has again sent ENJOYS to the United
states. They have been received and a prrIna-
neht legation Is now established here by That
government; 1t Is not doubted that tins step
will be OF advantage 10 both nations In r,rnnor-
| lEk friendly relations ami removing The CAUSES
Vi d!nerence.
TIE SAMOAN IsL.SD..
ane treaty WIN the samoan lsiaau7 having
| ho,h -" ma "nU a1u'p"eh ia u d = "i
survey and sounding of the barbor OF Page
Pago have been made by raval vessel O, the
United states, with n view of lis Occupation as
u naval station If found desirable to the Ser vice.
.v,,,n
| Since the resumption al diplomatic relations
with Mexico, correspondence has D.cn opened
and still continues between the two governments
upon the various questions winch at one time
seemed to .ndnngcr their relations. White no
formal agreement has been reached as to troubles
on the border. much has been done to repr--e
United States troops on the RIO GrunIr, by II
strict anu faithful compliance " it'll instructions.
nhs uoht 'huch 10 remove ne sources 81 It-fh'',
| Mexican trnnn. an IN. n,t.r sNI' al In, rv.r !.
liz u,tin, - "
maraudIng Iniiam fines
I'M, vny.rn,nsnt ln"t. v,rh ,h, y,a.rs-, sal
j,factIon mon .yrry cvI,.nr. ,t s,Tnnytn in IN.
national authority of Mexico. and upon ever,
effort put forth TO prevent or to punish incur
sions upon our territory; reluctant TO ASSUME
- ~. ~, y, ~ ~ Wv / = -
A. ,, ~ -, r 80 =.
~ no' imp.i nt'riy ue!nan'tet y tne lluteot'on
ri 80 ~ 1870 va ~. -,
yi,h ,ha nro,ar d;.an. ,,t'1, ~ ,n,, ~
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m.nr 10 r..tr.In 49,, .,I,"n Imr
r.rr,t,ry H. - - - 80, -,
int.rnnt,op,l .Yhih,,ion IN Me- ,ri n - lie
iisvad tb,r rho ,i;sniau ~ ~ m y 80 NJ : = M, NJ
Ie,vu .nH, ine misp,ay Oh .ne asr,cu''utA, nnu
untirr,taui,nv and ,nrr,,,-et ,nnnerri,l inter
.nnr.. IL.
''"' oe"ee Ne fe'p'e'
SEsihAL AND SCUM AMERICA
With Brazil and the Republics oi Central ana
South America, some steps have been taken to-
ward the ii, v-lopment III closer COMMERCIAL in
tercour-r. Diplomatic relations have been Tc-
suLnet with Colombia and Win Brazil
\ boundary que,tiou bctwrcn me Argentine
Republic anu Paraguay Als heen suD:uItiei by
those governments Tor arbitrator To the pT.sI-
dent OF The tDlieI State, and nave, after II
careful examination. given a ,rci-IUn upon II.
A naval expedition ~ The Amazon and
Madeira river. Ina, brought back Information
valuable both tor scicmtIi" nud c"ininvrc.-i
purposes
a like expedition Is about visiting the coast OF
Africa and the lad an ocean.
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IL iel".!e OF H.'','t' ~ a'p ','9u'n' M
Gre III reif'l"h 70 ihe i'' ei"P'h"h ~ u.t l'i''e"
."ihii.i'e 'n'' 'u'h'-'t' 80" 'i,.e wa, '''t'
Prov" OF pubic Interest am! nave si!i'hU "'e'' /"
practicai eAef'ioh Tue enterprise uI our people
DEPARTMENT REPORTS - SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY.
The r.u,rt Of nm, ..rr.;~-.. nf ,h. ,rs,.u,v
@ - at . i -, "''?
y ~, Nc W ,F ~.
,nn' -, "a ~, ,,,bn1s =. nn y. 80 - . az
~. nri,n.rv evn . ,i"n an
90 - To- a.. -" o.
49, "a -. -" H'"' "''" ~ -, -
al oo, -, : e-o'''ooo'7 ~
ne am mr. e n pr ~ ~ .; o.. s,c "a
sn p ''''"'f''-o y
q u PH' ! AZ ~ t''
teAfoi .0'I'so,! "
q y, .n' pie,enC ma f'"i, ehuinr
Hune''' io''' Hs'aai a"" est'u'a'e"' are r 'o'-
W"n. ,..., -
->..uAt is.stP's y uie Hist q"a'L - -,
Estirn. I,i r,c.in . , Er me a. . IN '''''''''' ="
= tny t'rt'i'- . -, ;, -
". al '4't'''-' -
YEAR. sctIal and .stIn ,tei So oul a,n GO. 90
Inc eX expenditures for the same period viii bc,
actual and estimated, as follows:
For the quarter com meBcIng July /, ISIS. nc-
tual expenditures s'3, Sii.5.3 y, ANA Tor liz re-
tnainIng three quarters OF the year ne eNpri.ii-
lures are estimated al si6o. .aj, l3G .3. making
the total expenditures $40, loo 40, aud leaving
an estimated surplus revenue tor IN. year ending
June 80. 1879, OF s2i. 4J.OVO The total receipts
during the next ii-ca! year. ending june 80. ISsb,
estimated accordIng 10 existing laws Will be
500 ao, ooo: ahc Tue estimated Ordinary eHptn-
",.utss ior ~ saahe peli"u, WI DE S-''.HL''.
~. U.s. leaving "a surplus OF sZ7 Ia" - )! i"s mt
.ear: 10 u nDIfsuins statement. o' -Niehi!-
.ures ~ II e7,,,h.'.G' 80 "ih'nn' !. 'ip":
uio .ue etuA,na u'A p,'Nuie' 'nl u, ne nc!
- 1850.
S.e pet - u rn.e ur,. q ! Li' n.ttH
states oe purchasei OF PAL" "t'liih tach Escai
year, oe SCI atal' no a7'hh.h s iuhh- iheit
mas been. hoWevef' "a substantial compliance
WIG the oona't,ohs o. me law,
ny lts ,eins u puoiir ueot sn""iu h"VS "eeh
IeluCeu oetWeth iSo. anu Inc r!pse oi the last
I'm 81 RI. .snsrts,n.I j,nt - t,.t 49, ~
lien a-Su al 40 III, IrIn.1 m rNr.s If fh, r.
ducrion required nv the ,,nkiu, rrnt uct ui
snTS .,ss OH "a m. .n,onnI ~ H.. ,rh,,c AL,
s sss cs So ;n ,S b.. ,r inn anS"na Si Tue p"piec aenI
- ara 800 ,,s3 Is a r-,iurtron since m. ~
date last wear OF So .Lu IL, q, m. ur.ur.,-
made during The la,I year IN ,STunul,p. ,h. nm
lie debt ut lower rates Of interest is very graft
Tying. The AMOUNT uf four per cent. bond sold
GurIaG the year PRIOR 10 November -, ISIS. /.
known AS hve-twen'ies, 10 an cIuAi 1iu"itut hay"
been or VIII lie redeemed as calls mature.
1SrEREsr-pr.R!S -E,rR1Tlr,.
y Has osei. 'he pnn'f ~ III" department 70
p.Hoe ~ iu.i pf' - "'ii'' M''i'ti ''ss Ieaci'
S'e.t .uIEen, ~ HiH say
1muss, M"etnef sLhnit VI steat,ilt IheS' seturit''>
'tN'th'i'h,, ''a tie
Jaw Geso nl'''iinei Una, sma1! sums may De invest
20, anu ma 'hrousn lne I"Itoth''S or "thti
atehts u IL s'se'hi'ieh' ,.e pes' "pPnrtuhitF
INA! oe gwen ~ III paris oithe country iof such
in'esthtnts- lne pt-t ih'He suggested is tnHl
the department ee authorized To issue cer'if-
cates "a! deposit OF the denomination OF ten Coz
lars, bearing interest N IN" rae II i % per cent,
per annutn, anu coiYer.Ibas AZ any time within
one year after theiI issue into the tour pr cent
oonus autnoI.1eu ~ u 'Su.',nS az, ma 20 "
sen; to The Trc..I,rv. bT mail ar ntIary,sr sncI
a nroyision of law ,auyrDrtri nv suiraLic rem.
latIons wou,i ar,pIe any urrs,I readily viii.
Out cost or risk. 10 covert In. none, INTO an IN
terest hearing srrurity nf Tie Iu,teI SAFES m,
r..a - ~. -. i"
ai.mniior or six nov ,,nf tona "'l'''' "'
n a. = , - - 90,
g., sE, =, ~, -,