Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1885-12-10

France, Notwithstanding abundant dem-
onslmtlon Of the absence OF sanitary
reasons therefor, continue, but | enter
tain strong hopes that with n better un.
derstandng of the matter this yDXatious
prohibition VIII be removed. 10 would
be pleasing to say W. much with respect
TO Germany, AuHtrln and othor coun.
tries whore such food products
arc absolutely excluded without
present prospect OF reasonable change,
GERMANY.
Tho Interpretation of our existing treat
les Of naturalization BIZ Germany during
the past year has attracted attention by
reason Of an apparent tendency on tho
part OF the imperial government 90 'ex-
tend the scope of thelr residential rostric-
tion laws, 10 which returning natunlizrd
citizens OF German origin are asserted 10
be- liable under the laws OF tho empire,
The temperate and Just attitude taken by
this government with regard tO this class
OF questions will doubtless lead to sat
isiaciory understanding.
TIM CAROttNTS QUESTIONS.
The dispute OF Germany aud Spain
relative TO the dominion Of the Caroline
islands has attracted the attention of this
terosts Of American citizens having
grown up IN those ports during the past
thirty years, because the question Of
ownership involves jurisdiction OF mat
tors affecting the status OF our citizens
under the civil aud criminal law. whilst
standing entirely alooi from the pruprie-
tAiy issues raised between these powers,
20 both OF which the United States are
fpfa
nothing IN the present condition shall un-
faYorahly affect our citizens, and
has been ~ Informed by the poy-
ernmonts OF Spain and Germany
sORTn AMEmCAN FIsuEHu +.
The marked good VIII between the
United States aud Great Britain has
been maintained throughout the past
ycnr. The termination OF the fish.
ing clauses Of the treaty Of Washington,
In pursuance OF the JOINT resolution Of
March O., 1883, must have resulted IN the
abrupt cessation ON The lst OF July OF
this year IN the midst Of their ventures
Of the operations Of the citizens Of
the United States engaged IN fishing IN
British American winters, Int for dlplo.
malic understanding rcaehcd with her
maiesty'a government in June laet, where
ruption Of these operations should take
place during the current fishing season.
IN the interest Of good nelqhburhOOa
and Of the commercial intercourse Of I'D.
igeent committees the question OF the
North American fisheries N one Of much
Importance. FoilOwlug out The intima-
ton given by me when the eXtcusory
arrangement above DESCRIBED wns ne
g1tihted, | recommend that congress pro-
vide Tor the appointment Of a commission
In which the governments OF tho United
states and Great Britain shah be respect.
fully represented, charged with cOnsidcFa
ton aud settlement upon Just, equitable
aud honorable basis Ot the entire ques-
ton Of the lishlng rights Of the govern
ments and their respective ciii-
zens on the coasts Of the
United states and British NORTH America
The fishing Interests being intimately
related 20 other general questions depend
ent on contiguityRnd intercourse, cOnsld-
Grafton thereof In 81 their equities might
also properly come within The pnrglew o.
such cOmmisslsr, cad the latitude Of cX-
pfeesl0ns Of both SIDES should De per.
mitted. The correspondence IN relation
20 fishing rights wili be- submitted.
TIN GRIZZLY EXPEDITION.
The Arctic exploring steamer Alert,
which war generously given By her majes-
ty's government 70 aid IN the relief " the
Greedy expedI ion, WAS, after the sue.
ce-sfo' attainment Of that buiasRe pur-
pose, RETURNED tc Great Briuain,
in Pursuance. Of authority conferred
by The act u March 8, 1855
EkTaApIfiOH IimA1Y
The iDsdequaie1ces ~ NE existing
lnrrangemfpie for exfradlii0n betHeen
the United Htahls anh Great
Britain has beon long ep3&fenf.
Tie tenth article Of MS Treaty