Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1879-12-06

country. Ii is possible this may require nd
Justtncnt by treaty. With the German En-
PEE frequent questions arise in connection
Wild Inc subjects Of naturalization, and exna
trlation, but the Imperial Government In,
maintain aud comply with ali troaty st,,,
tiQns in regard to them.
In consequence of the omission of Congress
TO provide FOR a diplomatic representative a
atnens, the Legation to Greece has been with
drawn. There Is now no channel of dipIo
matte communication between the two cpi,n
tries, and the expediency of providing fo
Relations with Austria, Russia, Italy, Portu
gal. Turkey and Belgium continue amicable
and marked by no incident of especial impor
A change of the personal head of the Gov
erninent of Egypt has taken place. NJ
between Egypt and the United States.
The action of the Egyptian Government fr
presenting to the City of New York one of the
ancient obelisks which possess such historical
interest Is highly appreciated as a generous
mark OF international regard If prosperity
should attend the enterprise of its Transports
ton across the Atlantic, its erection in n CON
spicuous position in the chief commercial city
of the Nation will be soon accomplished.
4 The trenfy recently made between Japan and
the United states in regard TO the revision ol
former commcrciaftr treaties IL is now believed
VIII be followed by similar action on the part
OF other Treaty Powers. The attention of Con
deunifv f,Inds r,srsci,,cJ 49,, ooy.o. 1890 IN VIC ~ III
Japan and China, which, with their accumIt
sums. " ony nart n4m nf tho 70 eonsiderable
IN A ne,dca, citizons ~ s,, - Justly uue
promptly, and whatever may have been
iv inst denands sbS,ld -; ~ 1883 Oh strict
turned TO the nations TO whom ~ c1,,isa,I he
longs. The Government of China has signffied
emigration of its subjects to the United states
with a dispassionnte fairness, ana to co-onerate
in such ricas,ires ns ,,av tend ~ ,,,.a,,,,,t
Injurious t.onsea,iences tn tbop Irn;t
ed Stafes The fievofiafjona are sin NJ
cecdiug and Will no t,ressej win, .iiligc,,ca
question having arisen bet Jyecn (bi,o and In
pan about the I,oochoo Islands fba, Ifnitnd
States Government his taken nleas1ras ~, ;n.
form those powers of its readiness II, Q ertend
its good offices for the maintenai,ce NJ neace
II they shall mutually deem II desirpb}e and
fiud II practicable 10 avail themselyes OF tha
proher.
Z It fs a rratifjcation TO he able To announce
that, through the judioious and energctic nc.
nafions nv, n;thay sida f me p, SI ne two
,1nder tho yns+T.c,io,,s 'nS as MY thoi uihahuol ~
spectivo csoyernments ro;ds and uen,o- ro
ties where t6ey sr frn,.r, ,,st dos,,,,l
five have now almost ,vbnliv ceascd In ,io,y
of tiis result, i entertain q eonfident expecta.
tion TINT fhe confintfanre of this t,rayn,s,,s,
OF quiet on the border viii soon heeame so M
s,,ra,I ne t, iua.lr,, 20 -; ,s,s
cnt orders 10 our military cornmanders rs 10
crossing the hordor Y,;,hy,,t npn,a;, 90 s,p
sIistnrhsnces az ,yo,,d o,,ana The ,, ns ~
n, two co1ntries oi'i'soi '"o pe'oo "
The tf,ird instailrnent of the avar.l AGAINST
4 1sss was d,,iy naid and has haey N ,,,,S -,
ro1Irse of disfrih,,fion In n,rrs,.apra ~ Inc oct
of Conpress nroyiding for the same. Tbis sst. S.
lee, ~, a. 80,
icoI. ~ 49, sstitta ~, ~ " 'i,s 4 ~ F - | .
tr"Jo ,.,;t N 1i pd - az i,,..p,ssS t ~ ip,s
Honor cantai and indnstry bv o,r neonia W
NJ ef ~ r,, roso,,ros 90, ~ tbot
country 4 aarnastI,, nomn,nnd 10 the ,sisdn,n
~ 49,, ,,.,.s th -. - 80. ~ .sS rr~;s,a
ton looking to this result. -
oaa;,, f,,Iiy r1storod ~, tha q ar,.;,,ai nf tho
Minister from tbat c%y,ptrv 10 the United
S.ats ma; Is ,s ~ e., ,,,. ~ III a., -; ~
ii, - s.. ,tt AZ ~ " W ~. III iom ~
ca,ai nos ,, "a , u, @ ia ;
tat h nosu,ed 'i dSm nnH p;,h
IL 10 no tSr,,s6 ,h,s
~. nv wnuse
vo,,id have 70 Ass ~ IL trusted ti,st eniight
encd statesmnnship on their mari viii see
thot the early prosec,Ition of such a
work will largely inIIre TO the hen
nfit NOT only Of their own citizens and those
of the limited States INT of tbe commerce 81
tho ciyilizcd world n 10 not douhtad that
should the ror,r ha ,,ndar+ ol.o, ,,nJar TIC ~,
tectiye., s,uspoes of tbe sIJnited -sstafes g,,tf
,rsr satiaracfs,r, noasaio,,s 20, ttes r;srht 80
fhe canitaI for IFS comnIetion
would readily be f,Irn}sbed from This cpuntrv
md Europe, which might, failing such guar.
antees prove inaccessiblc Diniouafic reIa-
lions with Chill hive also beeu siren otheneS hv
Inc recention Of = Minister from that co,,nt,,yy
The war between Peru. BOLIVIA and ChiIi
sfiIi continuos Tho Iip;tod S,,tns ha,a
nnt deo,,,oa a ,,,.,,,,. ~ ;ta,,s ~; ,I t
tar T,,,thar ~, - ~ al ~ ,h ~ s %
srnments concerned the assurance that the
ofyicas ~ tba Goyernment nf The
IIrited Stafes for the restoratinn Of neace
mon mn Memorable bas,s will ha extendcd II,
case the bciligerents shall exhibit n readiness
to accent them, Cordial relations continne
v,th n ths 49,, t;,, :, p,,s,,tl 80
rnde with those norntTies Is i1nnrdyinu an"
A provision for regular and more frequent
ports of this country and tho nations of South
America seems 10 me 70 deserve. fbe ottention
If Congress as an essential precursor of an
of our commerce with them and
IN. extension of our carrying trade.
A recent revolution in Venezuela has been
.9lowed by the establishment of Provisional
been 'formaiiy recopnized and IL IL deemed
iesirabIe 10 await the proposed action of the
,eopIc which is exnected 10 give n the same
ion of consfitlitjonaI forms
A naval vessel has been sent 70 the Samoan
Stands 10 make surveys and take nossessio,,
" the priyilepcs ceded to the IJnited states
Nv Samoa I'm the Harbor of Pago.Pago. A
.oalinu station is to be established There.
which will be convenient and useful to United
states vessels
The subject of ononipo ti;plomatie rolotiops
With RouInanle and Seryin now becon,e indo
,endent soyereipni les is at present under
and is the snbiecf of dinlomatic
,orresponde ce'
There is a GRATIFYING fpcreose of trade wifi,
,early all Eriropean and American countries.
md It Is believed that with iudicious action
n regard TO It's development it can and will
De still more enhanced and that American
PRODUCTS and manufactl,res will find new and
markets. The reports of diplomatie
md consnlar OFFICERS IInon this s,,htact nm
Ter the system now adopted. have resnlted
n obtaining much valuable information.
which has been and will continue to he laid
before Congress and the public from time to
ime
The third article of the treaty. with Russia of
March SO, 1857. by which Alaska was ceded to
The limited States proyi,irs fhnt the inhab-
tants Of the ceded Territory. with the cxcen-
lion Of the unciyilized native tribes sholi he
admitted 10 The cniovment Of ali the rights . of
eiizens IF Fl the frni3sd States an and shni bo m
maintained and protected in the free cnioyo W
ment Of their fiherty OF nronerty mud re
gion. The unciyiiized tribes are subject TO
such laws and regulations ms the limited
States NAV from time to time adopt
N regard to the aboriginal tribes az
hat country Both the obligations of this
reaty and the necessities of the people require
hat some organized form of government over
he ,rerritory of Alaska no adontej There
appears to be no law for the arrest of persons
,bar~ed with common law ofYanSes s,1ch ne
.sso,,st ,.,i,i..r,, 80 ,,,,,,.,1,,. - - s'