Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-12-07

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as to the measure OF the inshore- fishing
privilege to our fishermen by the treaty
OF Washington, OF 90 serious character
that made it the subject OF . commu.
nicatiOn TO Congress, in which recon-.
mended the adoption OF the measures
which seemed 10 me proper - be taken
by this Government in maintenance OF
the rights accorded to our fishermen
under the treaty, and towards ACQUIRING
an indemnity TOR the injury theee in.
terests had suffered. A bill TO carry out
these recommendations was under con.
sideration by the House OF Rspres nta:
tives at the time Of the adjournment OF
Congress in June last.
Within few weeks have received Q
communication from Her Msiesty's
Government, renewing the considera.
ton OF the subject, both Of the indem.
nifty for the injuries at Fortune Bay.
and OF the Interpretation OF the treaty
in which the previous correspondence
had shown the two governments To be
at variance. Upon both these topics
the disposition towanls a friendly agree.
ment Is manifested Ivy q recognition ot
our right to an indemnity - further
conference, and by an assent 20 the
view OF this Government, presented IN
the previous correspondence, that the
regulation Of conflicting interee's OF the
] shore fishery of the Provincial sea
coasts, and the vessel fishery OF our
fishermen, should be made the subject
OF conference and concurrent arrange.
mcnt between the two governments.
sincerely hope that the basis may br
found for speedy adjustment oi the
very serious divergence a. views In the
Interpretation OF the fishery clauses "i
the Treaty OF Washington, which. as the
correspondence between the two gov
ernments stood at the close OF the last
session OF Congress, seemed 10 be- irr,
concilabe.
In the important
Exhibition Of Arts and Industries.
which was held last year at sydney, New
South Wales, a. we'll an in that now in
progress at Melbourne, the United
States have been efficiently and honorA'
bly, represented. The exhibitors from
this country at the former place receiv.
cd large number Of awards in some oi
the mos, considerable departments, AMI
the participation Of the United States
WAS recognized 10y special mark OF dis-
tinction. In the exhibition At Mel.
| bourne, the share taken 10y our country
is no less notable, and an equal degree
OF success is confidently expected.
| The state oi peace aud tranquility
now enjoyci by all the nations OF tho
continent OF Europe has its favorable
influence upon our diplomatic AMI con-
mercial relation, with them. We have
Ennx.r,,an x,,h ,hs french Rspub,,o
for ,he srt,l.m ent of claims of citizens
| Of either country against the other.
| Cnd.r tbi. convention. n commits ,ion,
preside,l over by n distinguished pub.
ticis, appoin,ej. in persusnce Of "A n.
| ouesi oi bo,h nations. by His Majesty
| the Emperor Of Brazil. has been oI.
| ,anizaJ and has b.crn i,s se.siou i'm
| This city convress IN consider means
| Tor ,L. nro,aciion nj indus,rial propprty
| has ,.c,.,,Iy ba.n i'm s.ssion i'm Pans. to
-, I hay, onno,,,.J tho Minister.
~ ,h.. rn;,.J S,a,.. !, France and i'm
| p..:',, - l.,...,.. Th. ,.,,..
So nr',n,,,;.s,,1 -, W,,,h and
,"'', ,n,,;nn.s -. .o,l IN
| p,,;. I,,,i,o v,rr attention IN IA.
nac,ss;,,. ~ an Concentration ,o a.. mai.
In ,ime >, ,,n,IIn ,Irs ,,o,.rnnen, tu
nn,,nI, ~, ,,s ,hIica,in,s un,,t IA,
| Ma,,;caI t,ryen,:,n
r.. r,.,.,. o.,.,,,,,, an. u,rm,r
rmnire
| ,,,;,,o .;,,,,,, ;,,,,,,,,;,, A, ,h.
80, Ia, ,,,rn,,;nr,i r,bih,in, oI r,.I
| .,'.t E;.h.,;. =, RI, ,L,. ,.,,,cin..
49, d. I-,;,.J sat, n,~,,h.,,pI.
mo ,hs hos,. w;,h nL,rh ,h. commi,.
| 80, 20. fo,,.J IN n,,k. 10. nrenata
SUI; .n "~n 49, ,,,.', s,,,a..,,,i AMI
mo,;,o,;ous w,nniuy i,r u,;ya,. ,xbiL
tors num.r,us awards of , high class.
,nJ a., m. r,,u,,y a, ,ry. IA. rr,pc,.
u.I mr. 70. nf Lnnn, ,.n.,,I hv lis Ma,
49,, ,L,. Im,s,nr I'm. r.,,il,s of I'm.
80, .,,,,.. ,,,r,, Ian, J.. aJysn,..
uious IN ,',is ,uuo,tan, and growing in.
| dustry. Their. have been spm. qus..
| ,io,s ,ai.,d b.,x,en the tao Govern.
| menis A. 10 ine prop.r r,iT. e, and inter.
pre alton Of cur treaties oi natura,i1s.
',,u. bu, recent dispatches from our
Minister a. Berlin show tha, favorable
proy,.-s IL making toward an under
.,,uI,ny. iu arc,rdturr with the views
| o, iLis iinyrinmcn,. which msksS snd
admits mo- distinction, whatever b-t~..n
| -, ? ,h,. oi a na,iy. and n uaturali,ed
| rI,ll No. the I ni,rd States. la yra.
1 ~, lie .ompla,u,, Of molcs,siion sui.
| l.rcI hy n,,nrsi.,. c.,z.u, abroad have
never been fewer than q, present.
Th.r.I. no,ling Il Importance "a
note in onr unbruk.n friendly relation.
WIN ~. :ny.rnmeu's oi hu,iri. N.
pr,. Eus.la. rnruga'. sweden nnd
| Norway. ssIiz,r.snd. Turkey aud
| Grce,r.
Bpsnsh Outrage.
During the lat summer severai yes.
sel. l.. longing tLc urtchan, marine
oi ,h,.,oun,ry. -,l,iny "a neutral wa.
ter. q, IN. Wa, InJ,c.. y.r. Gr.i s,.
hoa,deJ and sa,rch,d he an auuci
cruiser Of the spanish government.
The circumsisnc... a, reported. involve
ma, on,y a private injury 10 the r,r.ons
corc.rned. In. also seemed too li,tI. oi.
erysu, @, the friendly relations exist.
ipr for a ,.riuty b.ts.en this country
ami Spsin. The urong "a, brought 10
the attention oi IA. spani.h govern.
men, in 4 srripus prot.,t and rcDoD.
.,r.nce. and the n after i. un.l.,yo.py
| -. - = "A -, -. -