Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-04-15

DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS 70 DC Hr-
sUMCo.
The sciticmcn, OF the New orleans
iNnrhinx.

WAsiiisU1uN, April ll.--luquiry In
THE city UlnurnIR the statement from
Rome that ,omplete amlcable settle.
m"nt ~ reached in the International
difficulties between thu United States
auG italy, growing out OF the New or.
lrnns tragedy. Il appears that the
government Of the United States, vol.
UNFAIRLY taking the initiative In clla.
tug tho breach, aud without commit.
ding Itself to o. recognition VI auy claim
iut indemnity, but simply az sn act OF
justice and from motives " comfy,
placed IN the hands oil MarquiH linpefi.
all, italian charge d'auhius here,
81, 900 for distribution among the heirs
OF the Italians killed at Now Orleans,
found 10 bp subjects NJ the Italian
government. Ii 10 understood the
money was taken from the annual
appropriation Of $4,000 10 enable the
President 10 provide for unforeseen
emergencies In the diplomatic anu
consular service, 20 that 10 wnl he un.
necessary To Call upon Congress Tor a
specific appropriation. by tdis action
on the part Of the United States gov
eminent tho difayrcr1hlrCsmpl
IN the relations OF the two governments,
b, ~ believed, have been removed.
and within short time the diplomatic
relations between them will nn lsltoTcd
10 the an icahlc status existing before
the New Orleans tragedy, Minister
Porter returning 90 Rome ard mia.
istor from Italy taking up bis post IN
Wellington.
THE ruLL TINT or rug cORRis.
ruNDESCE
WIS mrdr public tonight. The Grt
letter VI Secretary Blaine WAS On April
l9th 10 Marquis Imperial, the italian
charge ~ Hiisltca, CONCENTRATING him
tina; tho difficulty growing out u the
lhmUulnb,u massacre nj New Orleans
was about 10 DO terminated, aud Gay.
ing that the President feels that ,hefo
should be an ample indemnity Tor such
injury, and lnsituciH him - tender
10000 francs 30 bg Distributed by the
Italian government among tho mmi'
lies o. the victims. Blaine says that
while the injury was not directly IN
tiic,ul by the United Staies, thu Pfugl-
uent feels that Il IL . solemn duty, ~
well rs a great pleasure, for the ma
tlonnl government to pay u ea.illlgtOgy
indemnity, and hopes that tho Prcsi.
dont'a Instructions may OliaCo all mean.
oIy VI VIC VuAhIly iakt'1 NM hAhA
tie old and friendly relations between
the United States and Italy viii he ~
stored. Ia closing, Blaine assures
lmperiali that his service Is grateful
and acceptable TO the United States.
DWERIALI TO nLAiEE.
Umporiali, acknowledging Blaine's
mote, expresses the pleasure Of his
Mulcs,yH Government b learn that
the United states acknowledges the
o.Umu duty, aud at the same t!mu liz
great plcasuic, to pay an indemnify
10 Italy, and accepts the same with.
out prtjut Ice to judicial steps which 1t
may no proper for the parties 10 take,
nnd sees no reason why the relations
between the two governments should
not ugaln become Intimate. cordial and
friendly. Under Instructions from
Premier Rudini, aud In the uamH Of
tho Italian Government, Imperial
declares TO Blaine that the diplomatic
relations between Italy and the United
States nre fully rv.establishcd from
that moment, and pending the Minis
tors return TO the Capitol, advises him
that he viii take charge Of the royal
lie, alton in tho capacity Of Charge
d'A tiaircs.