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sofan-llea 70 taFoks the Pfotsetlon cf
hls Csrefnnsat. Our representatives., Aads
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ernm-af, Hao.e subjects we're also largely In
tsresls1. sasgby resulted IN the recosnitles
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aetisa 70 arbitration. fais piaa e settle.
meat havllg Desa agreed uscR, the Interested
powers ally coaclrred Ii ire proposal 70
suoIait the csse 20 tbs judgment o. three
enineat iur.sss, 20 - dssiznatea BY the
Prestdent of tne Swiss Kepdblic. who upos
the joiat Invitation Of the Governments of the
Untlre ftat-- Great Britain and Portugal
has selected persons well qualified fer The
task before them.
Ths rsylsioa OF cur treaty relations with the
Empire Of Japan has conllnued 20 ne she 81 b
scct Of consideration and or correspontehcc-
The questions .nyelyea are both grave ane de-.
tcatc. and rAiie it VII be my duty 10 sec that
tGe latcrcsfs of the UIited States are not oy
any changes exposed 20 undue fiscrimln alton,
! sincerely hoPe tnat such revision as VIII
satisfy the lealtimate expectations of the
Japanese Government, and maintalL the pres
ent and long existing frieaty relations be-
tween Japan aad the United States, viii &c
Effected
Ths friendship between our country and
Mexico. born OF clCse ueighOorhO0d and
strengthened Dy maly considerations OF inti.
mate Intercourse and reciprocal interest has
never been more conspicuous than now, nor
more hopeful OF tncreasea eenent 10 both na-
tons The Intercourse OF the two countries
BY rail-, already great, Is making constant
growth.
Tne established lines. and those recently
projected. add 10 the intiH icy OF trsfic and
opea new channels OF access 70 fresh areas oi
demand and supply. The Importance OF the
Mexican railway system viii be further en-
hzncsa 20 . degree almost impossible 10 fore.
east. II IL shoule become . link In the projected
lnserconiinental railway: | reoonnsnd that
our mission in the City OF Mexico be raised &C
The nrst class.
coon fRrxSps wrrH SPAIN.
The cordial character with our relations with
Spain warrants tas hope that By the continu
a ICE OF methods Of friendly negotiation much
may DO accomplished in tke direction OF an ad
lustment OF pending questions snd OF the in.
crease of our trade. The extent and develop
nent OF our trade with the Island OF Cuba in.
vest the commercial relations OF the United
States and Spain vttn peculiar i'm.
portance. II is not developed that . special
Arrangement in regard to commerce.,
cent taTtf act, would operate most oenehcially
for both Governments. This subject is now 70.
ceivinK attention
OUR CONSULAR SERVICE.
On the ed Of September last the commission
appointed to revise the proceedings OF the com.
mission under tie claims convention between
the United states and Venezuels OF 1885,
Orousnt us tsDofS 70 clo>o Wltnln tue period
nxed for that purpose. The proceedings OF the
late cOmmissisn we're charactcrlzcd by spirit
OF inpartiaity and high sense OF justice, and
al incident which was fer many years the sub
lecf OF discussion between the two govern.
ments has been dispoS, J Of IN manner alike
honorable and satisfactory to both parties.
For the settlement OF the claim Of the Vene-
zusly Steam Transportation Company which
Was the subject Of joint resolution adopted al
the last session OF Congress. negotiations are
stiil in progress, aad their early conclusion Ia
anticipated
Tne legislation OF the past few years has
eviaced On the part Of Congress = growing re.
alisation OF the Importance Of the consular
service tn fostering our commercial relations
abroad and ia protecting the dom sstie revenues.
As th- scope Of operations expands increased
provisions must De made 70 keep up the essen.
sal standard Of efficiency. The necessity OF
some a4equate ne easure Of supervision and in.
ased only commend the subject 10 your atten
ion