Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-04
IA this city.

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! Nv endeavora 70 establish By International CO
operation measures FOR the prevention OF tie
! determination OF FIR seals IN behring's Sea have
| not been relaxed aud have hopes Of being
/ enabled shortly 20 submit an enoctivo and
satisfactory conventional ffgleci Win mo MAIL
| time PcEnrs for the approval a tbs senate.
| Tho coast boundary between our Aa3kau
| possessions and British Columbia, regret 70
| say, has not received ihs attention demanded
! by ita importance, aud which 90 several occa
siOns here .ofore have had the honor % recon-
mead 70 Congress. Ihb admitted imprHe'ifa-
! billy II not imposslhllity Ok MAKING m accurate
and r,ctso survey and demaraatlon OF me
b0uudaTy-ino. az 10 is recited IN tho treaty with
I kussla under which AlesKs wes ceiei n the
United states, rem crs ltaDs0lutay requisite FOR
tho prevention OF international iurisiictonal
/ complications ihat adol ate sppr0UriauJn i9r
Z reconnuisance anJ survey g. Obtain proper
knowledge o. the locality nnd ihe geographical
I features q tho boundary fn0ald De- aufhcfi1fd
! ~ Congress With ~ liiUo delay a. possible
/ knowledge 10 De only thus obtained Is III essou-
Ala prereq rs % for neRoiiaaon ior asceria'nng
I sc9m non boundary. or as preliminary % any
other mode ~ settlement
wHgcEs on THr LAKES
10 "a much g. b0 desired Sra. some agreement
I should Do reached with nor anlrsgs Goforn-
meat By Which ihe damages 20 lie and properly
/ or me great lakes may boz sNefin,rI ~ r.
nosiug or humaneiy relegahng the OTIS ae.os 20
/ 70 iprOcsi aasietsnce 80 wrecked or stranded
vessels The ace ~ Juno 10, l,s3. which offers
/ 90 Canadian vessels free aocoe. tD oar ihlani
wst3rs ga aid Of wrecked Or dl.a Jed vessels ba'
| not Jet become effective through c.ncuri cut az
SArURMfzAuoN.
/ The due protection o. our citizens % French
origin or descent from ciaim az military service in
the nteut OF their returuipg 10 or vsi lug Franco
/ has called forth correspondence which vas lAil
| before you sf the last seHsi0u. 10 tas absence
/ oil conventional Agreement ~ % naturalization
! which ls rroE'ly % dfsitol, this bltNrnmcnt
/ sees no occasion 20 r9eeif from Tho sound posi-
/ ton lt has maintained not only viin regard 20
f.rfF ia nil ffI vi
/ Uuitcd 5.atcs have not c.nelnic1 special
GRRulyY.
Twice Within the last year he's the Imperial
] hO1serOl1 % Germeny been visited Dr. death /
hHVo iart0ue1 % express tle e0rr0W OF ftis pro-
pie AMI their appreciation oi t1e loiiy character
/ ~ t1e late aged Emperor Nlllsm md their
I Sympathy With tho horQi7m under snuerinH ~
| his scn. tho late Emperor Frederick. j renew
/ my communication % tNo years ago Tor no
/ passage OF bi,i for tho refnndinr g. certain
! German steamship lines ~ the interest upon
/ tonnage dues Illegally exa,ted.
SAMOA.
On the 10Th Of April last laid before the
! House N Representatives fun luI0rmaion TO-
spcctiug our Interests In samoa; and in the iub-
/ sequent correspondeuco on mo same SUBJECT
which viii be laid before you in due course the
history Of events ia these Islands viii bel found.
CHINESE TREATY.
! In message accompanying my approval on
| tho iet day Of October last 81 uIll for Tho cS-
| cluslJr ~ Chinese lspOIer', lol1 before cone
gross fun Information aud oil CORES p0ndenre
/ t0uchinR the negotiations 81 the treaty with
/ Chius concluded AZ this capital on no l2th day
! o. Mar "a. lSs3 n a Ihich having been confirmed
/ by the senate with certain amendment was ro-
| footed ~ the Chinese Government This mes.
| sage contained q recommendation That sum Of
money be appropriated ss compensation 20
| Chinese sublo'ts who hal suffered injuries no
! tho hands OF iHNless mon within the United
! States jurisdiction. such APPROPRIATION hauug
! been duly made tho fund awaits rercp ion by lie
Chinese Government. IL ia sincerely hoped ihat
| ~ the cessation of Tho influx oi THIS class u
| Cbincse suUlectS IN g-c.rlanc' with th' e1-
| pressed wish % bon oOrerDWeuts. a Cause ~
| uusind feeling has boon permanently removed.
JhFAN.
On The Oh Fl August, 1887. notification was
| fiyru ~ tho japanese Minister or THIS
capital 0i tho Adjournment on the conference Tor
the revision Of tho treaties a. Japan WITH iOr-
! ogn Powers, owing % too objection Of ms Gov
! eminent W the provision i'm tha Draft Jurisil-
tOuai Convention, which required The submission
/ of the Criminal Code OF nc empire 90 the Pow
| crs in advance Of iia becoming operative. ihls
| DOuGcQHou was. however, Accom- nauici with an
! assurance Of jHpana Intention io couurue the
work of revision 80 WlfhstEGdlng this tempo
T4ry interruption az re POI atoms 10 is hopci |
that improvements may soon Dc secured in the
iurl8IictOnal system ~ respects foreigners "a
Japan. aud relief Afforded % tuat country lrom
The present undue and oppressive foreign cos
tfoi I'm matters o. commerce. J earnestly re-
commend tlAt relief DO provided for the injuries
accidentally caused 90 japanese subjects ia The
'F'"H' ~ ''iAi ~ so" ''' hN- A'- VI ~ 20
CoREL
A Gipiomatc mission from Corea las been re-
ceived and the formal intercourse between TIC
two countries contemplated boy the trenty OF 1851 !
ia noN established. Legislative provision rs |
horoby recommended 70 organize ami eIulp c0l- !
suiar courts IA COroa.
PERSIA
Persia has established diplomatic representa- !
ton 90 This capital aud has cvinced very great
interest I'm lhe enterprise and ach eycme1ts u !
our citizens. ] am therefore hopeful That bone |
nrial commercial relations between tle Two |
countries may DO brought about
HAYTI.
I announce with sincere regret thet Hayt |
has araip become the theatre of iusuiro,uor, |
disorder. QUA blood-heI. Tho utuiar Govern |
meut NJ President ~slOmon has been fOr1ly !
overthrow sud he driven out ~ The country % |
france. whore he las since dies. 3ue tenure ot !
power he's been s0 rn.t1he amid tie war FAC |
lions that has cnsucd since the expulsion " !
President Solomon that uo r0YcrumeaL 90 ST. /
tutni b. tnc will Of tho Hayden people !
las betp Recognized rs Gjmlui.tsliug To- |
fpouslmy fhe Affairs OF that country. |
oar representative Inns boon in8frIrtoI O. hb- /
ttaiA from interference between o.. warning ia'- !
tOra aud a vessel ~ our navy has been sent 10 /
liaytlen waters 10 sustain cur Minister a4l f1r |
the protection Of The pcrsOus ana proper of |
American clizena. Due precautions have been |
ta.cu 90 enforce oar neutrality laws anu prevent |
our territory from becoming Che base OF military |
supplies for eifherof tue warning factions. Under |
color az 4 blockade, " which no reasonable uo- |
i've hal been given aud which does not n pear |
60 have been cnidcuuy maintained. n seizure !
OF vessels under the American flag has been re- |
ported. and in consequence measures 90 prevent !
aud redress any moderation OF our innocent |
merchantmen have been adopted.
HAWAI-
4 PROCLAMATION was duly made on the ON day |
Of November 1855, OF tho conventional extensions /
of The treaty Of june O.. lF1l. with Hawaii. under
which relations of such special and benencent |
Intercourse have been created. ln tho vast hsId |
of Oriental commerce now bni1ilcd from our /
Pacific borders mo- feature presents stronger /
recommendations fer congressional action Than /
the establishment OF communication 10y snirma- !
rinc Telegraph with Honolulu. The geographic |
cal position ~ the Hawaiian group in relation 10 |
our laclGc ot1tes creates usiufal interdcpend- /
eucy and mutually % interest which our present |
treaties wore intended to foster aud which make |
close communication logical and commercial |
necessity
The wisdom of concluding treaty with Mexico |
has boon hero oflro sta eli fu my messages f0 |
Congress. AM the lapse u umo aui growth oi !
commerce with that closc uoighbor ana sister |
reluhi' confirm tie Judgment 80 expressed. |
Tho precise location OF our boundary Tue is |
uredful aud adequate appropriation IS now
tfat am cuahieQ &c advert ~ tho spirit of good |
neigh bOrhoOd and friendly 90. operation and COl-
Citation mat has ma Asd he ~ dependence
and action OF tho Mexican authorities ih their !
share Of mo tasG % maintaining Law and order !
auout the limo or our common boundary. The
loug-pcnding boundary dispute between Costa
kios ana Nicaragua wa referred % my arUitia-
ton, ana by an award made on tho 22i of March /
last the question has been finally settled 80 the
ertrcsscd satisfaction Of both OF the paroles IA
interest
SOUTH AMERICA.
Tho empire ~ Brazil ia aboshinR the last
ycsugo II slavery among Christian nations called
forth the earnest congratulations OF tbe Govern
mcnt In expression Of the cordial sympathies II
our people.
The claims Of nearly all other countries against
Chill, growing out az her late war With Bolivia
au1 Peru, have been disposed OF either by ar
filtration or by lump settlement Similar
claims OK our citizens viii continue 90 he urged
upon tbs Cluian Government. AID, 20 Is hoped,
will not 10 subject 90 further delay.
comprehensive treaty 81 amity aod COM |
mere with fciu was proclaimed on NOylm- /
Der 1ih last. ami 70 IS expected that under ia
operation mutual prosperity aud good UNDER
standing viii Doe promoted In pursuance o. the
policy Of aroiu alton. treaty 10 settle tne /
claim OF Santos. an American citizen, against
Ecuador has been concluded under my authOri-
ty, and vii! be duly submitted for The approval
OF tie senate.
OTHER CLAIMS.