Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-04

Ulohlfged her cargo = refused clear.
uucu until the dutiVs on such cargo
have teen uaii. The hardship Of this
measure uIou q mot. can ship owners,
who conduct the bulK Of the err ing
trade %. that country, uus been Insisted
ON with view oi securing rUmJynl
OF this cause OF complaint,
UpOu receiving authentic iniorma.
ton Of the Hflug upon an
American mail steamer touching
aL the p0tt Oi Acapulco, because her
captain refused 20 deliver upa passcu-
Eur To- transit from Nicaragua 10 Guntc.
mulIuruu the ICm1ni OF tue military
uuthuuus- 10 n rdufas, our minister
To ihat country, uudtr insltucipu-i
protected aEai.si the wgniou act anl
demanded rAtis'uuiiUu. The govern.
mrut ul Honduras, hcuatei by sense
OBJ justice aud ma fpifit Of tue utmost
friendship, promptly uisavlwed the
Illegal con net OF ~ Oiiicrta aud yE-
proceed s.ic 20 regret Tor the occur.
renee. /. IL confidently anticipated
that asntIsfacioiy adjustment viii soon
be- reached OF the qtusiious Arising out
/ II the Eufe anu uso VI American
vessels ~ the iusulge 10 In Honduras,
/ nuu the tuh.tquent denial by thu sue.
. ANHH w hNHh ". NNAAANAAN NaaAA
! privileges to these vessels on that az.
| count.
a notable part NJ the s1ulhoastefly
coast vi Liberia between tue CsvsUy
and San Pedro rivers, when Tor nearly
/ hBli a century has bcun generally ret-
| Oguiz-d ~ belonging ~ that republic
by accession RnI purchase, has been
/ riAimud % he under tue pfoteCtorate Of
/ Fmbce Ia virtue Of agfoem, nia entered
| into by The Dalivu Tribes over whom
! Libefih'a cOutr1l has not be- well main.
| hiuut. More recently negotiations
between the LineTiau representative
aud the French government resulted
In the signature Ut Para Of treaty
| WHEREBY uB an adjustment certain
/ Lihefiau territory ~ coded % France.
! This convention ut last uiylcus
| had not teen rAtinUu by the
| Libotiau lcgl8 atufe and executive.
Feeling n fympithic Interest Ia the
| fortune Of lue little commonwealth,
the establishment and development VI
which were iarsoly aidoi by the be.
nrvOlunco Of our cDunifymou, and
! which constitutes tho only inucpeu'
| IDENTIFY sovereign state on the
west coast OF Africa, this government
has suggested 90 tho French govern.
m nj Dr. earnest concern lost terri.
t0rnl impairment IN Liberia should
tako place without Ter unconaiIaiuod
consent.
Our relations with Mexico continue
20 be OF that close and friendly nature
which should always chntnuivrize the
intercourse Of two uCighbOfing frpub.
licu. 4 lac work Of relocating the mpnu-
muuts marklng tho iuundary between
The countries from Pato del y rio 10
the Pacific n now nearly completed.
The commission recently organized
under the conventions Of 1854 ana
1850 Il l. expected will speedily sottlo
disputes glowing out Of the shifting
currents oi the Rio Ganio river east oi
~ Pasl.
Nicaragua hns recently passed
through two revolutions, tho party nj
first successful having IA turn being
displn crd boy another. Our newly Ap-
pointed minister by his timely good
efforts aided 10 a peaceful adjustment
I Of the controversy involved ia tht
, first conflict. The large American Ia.
forests established la that county N
connection with the NicaTu,
qua canal were NOT mulraled.
, The canal comp.ny has unfortunately
become financially seriously om
, b,rrnssed, but generous treatment hal
been extended 10 II by the govornmen
OF Nicaragua,
, The Unit, u States are especially Ia
tetrsted ia The successful achievement
OF the vast undertaking this company
has a. charge. That Il should be- &C
, complained under distiuo,ivcly Amer
can auspices aud its enjoy mont assurBt
not only 10 the vessels VI this cOuntr,
Z az channel Of commercial cJmmunl
, cation ielween our Atlantic Hnt
Pacific sea boards, hut TO the ships o
the world In the Interests VI oiviliza
ton, IL a proportion which, ~ my
Judgment, does not admit u question
n Guatemala has also been visited BY
b the political viclssltudts which hayl
/. mn Iuted her Central American leigh
q bore, but the dissDlIti0u Of itH legisla
1 ture and tho proclamation Of a dictator
{ ship has been unattended BY civil war
An extTaditiOn treaty with No wal
! has recently been exchanged aud pro
: claimed.
! The extradi.on treaty with Russia
, signed in March, 1851, anu amoude,
! aud confirmed by the senate ia Feu
= tuary last, was duly proclaimed las
June.
SAMOA.
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