Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-12-05

visions OF the act within the time pre.
scrlbei. met with much opposition from
Cinnamon in this country. acting upon
the advice OF eminent counsel that the
law was unconstitutional, that the e.roat
mass OF Chinese lsborers, pending hdi.
cial inquiry as 90 its validity. i'm good
faith declined 70 apply for the certificates
required by its provisions. A test case
upon proceeding by habeas corpus was
brought before the Supreme Court. ana
on May Is 1873. decision was made lfy
that tribunal sustaining the law.
IL Is believed that under the recent
amendment OF the act extending the time
for registration the Chinese l,borers
thereto entitled, who desire 10 reside I'm
this country. viii now avail themselves
Of the renewed privilege thus afforded OF
establishing by lawful procedure their
right "a remain. and that thereby the
necessity OF enforced deportation may TO
great degree be avoided.
II has devolved upon the United States
Minister at Petin. as dean OF the dlplo-
matte body there. and I'm the ahsence Of
representative OF Sweden and Norway
10 press upon the Chinese government
reparation for the murder OF Swedish
missionaries at Sung PA This question
rs Of vital interest TO an countries whose
citizens engage IN missionary work in
The interior
THE DARK CONTINENT.
ny article T.. OF the general act Of Brus-
sells. signed July D. 1890. for the sripuroe-
son OF me save trade ana the restriction
- i''l' INJURIOUS commerce in TIC I'M
w i'h'eht S''te OF 'Ne Congo and TN the
Ilacthi zone oi central Africa. the
h'''' states and m" "'hcr sienatory
po"'Ia aSi'el 10 ADOPT appropriate means
TOT we pun shnen' OF persons selling
s sIl ana ammunition 20 me nH,lvcs ana
clos II Leno -" ,,oi, ANA, . ~ ,,.,. a',.
ornncp, a. oi5 d., s,,.,,.rl..,.,,. ,t. 80
rious trafBc ,r,n,irtnr 81. =, do. ne
proisowo,ib,, ,r5 clyIizinc Cesorts ,,,,
I'm procress IN tbat roriop rec,,r,o.,i
that an act De pass.l rrobu,itirc tho
sale Of orms Snl iutoxicaute IN natives
I'm tho regulated zone hv our citizens
coe.,, PIC, ...D cor o,,n,,
lines NV ''C snr -,s ring to t5o TniteJ
States. IN the absence OF "A convention Of
cNiradiiion. hut upon duly submitted owl
l'nc" OF cTlmDnailtN. noted fugitive
from justice. 1t is trusted that the ncro-
tiati0us Of q treaty with the country 10
Iilf.'N it'liI fllle i.t~f~ 90 liA~ k4lll w iil
soon be accomplished. in my opinion.
treaties for reciprocal cxtradition should
be concluded with an those countries with
which the United states has already con-
vcntioual ARRANGEMENTS OF that character.
have deemed IL fitting To- EXPRESS to
tho Governments Of Costa Ric, and CO.
lor,,J, D. ttrdly doeir. NJ a., T-rited
cto,cs a. soc mir ,endf,. Lo,,rlsr,. dis
-. en-. IL H.. .,i.i,r,t.,. g., ,,,,-
-,
'"'ini'5 WIN '"' .p'i' vi '"' "'.'''
concluded between 'hem some years ago
FRANCE AND GERMANY.
Our relations with tho French republic
ll,,t.,.o e.. D., t,,,,,,to o,l cor1is1 I
,.,.,.. -. en-, a.. ,,.t,a.1itio,, tr,o -,
LIN u-,, do,,,,t,,, a. a,nends.l h, oba
So ,,.,,, .l,,, -. ic o,,o,,tin,
1,I,u. eio,,1 objections arractine, our
naturalized citizens returning 90 the land
If tb.ir birth have arisen i'm our inter
course v,iti, Germany our relations with
tt.t ,o,,r,r, ccrtir,,o eatisfactorv
GREAT BRITAIN.
ri, ,,,,s,,,r, oooo,i,., o,,,. rciot,opq
Win Crit Trifain haze h,ou treated i'm a
..,frl. 20 e.iC,'.Ili,,,. N.,,ti,ti,rs oro in
i -.. ~ to,,,l. t,o ,,,n ,'I,.a,.,,nfrts
,,i,5 ,.i1,,. ~ s,,b concurrent action ms
f, - 1,., .,-,,.4 .,,1 roo,totiore
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..t.,.l ,t.,, t,,'.,ioalI,. ,eflc,i,.e. and A.
W. 90 ~ 49, 1r,,ain ,,.iil
io nv t.t. ,.i,.-.....-,. g. e.,
No-ol I','.S wv, ',''9 og,'',l' i'' ''
@.r''''' ", 'l''' p" 49,. ,s~,r,,,
-, IN. i,,,.o..5 g., me Nellard
canal upon cargoes Of cereals bound TO
and from the Lake ports or the United
States was adjusted by me subs tuition
Of more equitable schedGle OF charfrS
ana my predecessor ih-Ieupoh SUSPENDED
his proclamation imposing hISoi ni''t'iit
tolls upon brtlsh goods I'D transit through
our c'hii7' ,,... 49,. H.. .,
a request '1r "''l'''"9 ~ '", 4''D W
eAud'Iiahlt oIeh'ts V'''I ru 10y '.', 'NiS T..
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Hi4IrI CONSIDERATIONS
HAITI
During the past year an American ciu-
zen employed ln subordinate '"lnHitE-
cial position I'm Haiti. after suffering a
urotractod Imprisonment on an uufounded
charge Of smuggling. was finally liberated
on judicial examination, and upon urgent
reprcscntltlons To the Haiticn govern
mont. "a suitable indemnity was paid 10
the sufferer.
by Il law or ta'u SAVING vessel nav
Ing dlscharttd h'r cargo ~ i'Ius,u C,'"l
,. .tl -f,t,. t.rl-li, ,f this measure
- '. ',,..,i,'',, .ii,.-,,l,a,s ,,ho co,,d1c,
IN. a.. l,,,.,.i,.., tr,d. If maj
''l, . -, i,,.;..oJ an ,,itb "a ,ia,,
,.,,~,,',. ,,o r.r1,,.,l of mis- cans,
- o,..,,,ai@t
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H'Nb' I'-A9'
T-ron receiving authentic information OF
the Grinl. ur San American mail-stCamcI
touching IL tho port of Amapala. bec3us,
her CAPTAIN rc. --l To deliver up a pass
angcr in transit from Nicaragua to Gua'
temala. upon demand oi The military
authorities of Honduras. our minister t,
that country. vnder Instructions, protcstc,
,,-,inst lie. v.ut1n act. and demanded
satisfaction The government oI Hon
5.,r.e octlotcd bv a sense of Justice. ano
sNirft ~ tho utr,,ost friepdShin
,,ro,,,,tly 5isovo,yoJ tho illegal conduct Of
r. nfrccrs. ana EXPRESSED sincere rcgrcr
for the occurrence
II is confidently anticipated that salts
factory adjustment viii soon be reache,
of the questions arising out ot the g. izur'
and use OF American vessels hy nsur
gents in Honduras. and the subsequent
denial by the successful government oil
c'inner, ..,l. Ii''''' -''' ~ '''''' ''''' ~
LIBERIA.
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