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TOPICS OF THE DAY. Ow Mm eight of the 1m Hob. James wXCaruele,of Ksatncgr, wu tobaaineted flat giahif oa the first ballot by Mm em H ef Damo erotic IimumUMtii of th awj slghm Ceagraes. Tho vote stood: Carlisle, Wti Baadell, &, and Cos, M. Kottor m Mm nominee of Mm BeT)U excitement and agitation over eoewest at Washington to speculation as to the and their ohainnea. A BOX mm been prepared by Coni Ksuey for Mm regulation of ail war ooiange, which bo will .introduoo at the Trb late Mrs. Charles H. Northern of Hartford, Conn., left 1100,000 to Trinity Coltogs aad Hartford Hospital. AacaMsaor Crokk says if the Irish fmopls avoid crime aad refuse to bo tramto Amertoa, Mm preeeot generation ' yet oto Ireland elotbed ia Mm garb of i eader Mm Irish flag. Carmxax McCarb has issued a passocret societios ia Tin French Ambassador to Turkey, do Kotllea, has boon iartructed by i government to Inform the Porto under condition will "Franco allow Turkey to la Soudan. Ok the Sd there arrived ia Paris from Mires hoses, one addressed to Do Mm others to Courreax, contractor Mm Panama Canal. When no of Mm boxes a cartexploded, but bo harm was done. immediately warned Do Lessepe, smiling, merely said. They treat me A MSTatch from New York of the 3d Mm eeadttton of SnMtor Aotbony was improving and no doubts wore onof his ultimate recovery. It was he would soon be able to leave for JoaWui Jbtpukox, the actor, had so his voice that be was enabled la his piny at Cincinnati Mm uejhsef MmM. Avothbb tragical sensation agitates of tiacorn, 111., in Mm murder amino. section foreman on Central Katlroad, who was on Mm night of Mm 2Mb with his skull It Is euppoeed the schooner New Dountoa hue been loss on Lake Huron. Ox the night of the 1st two men got mm a learners to sleep in Beading, Pa., Fob destroyed a block of buildings em Mm Mat MochaubaovlUc, la. Also Mm Templs, Hew York; Sewell haft factory, BuaubeMu If. J. In to broke out in Mm Fsrwell bandheavy damage. Two kJUod and further loss ttfttslssroa. The Journal building was in the straits at Saatt Micsv, stopping navigation All regular line prostraits NnwAVUK, Win., hat had a dozen iaammry ares wtthia Mm past month. Oh the evening of the 3d three coilen were burned to death in a tenementem ia Hew York. Oar the Sd Mveral large cotton and at Liverpool; A rnxriHaoAT was ran down by the i auuaeafp Alaska osT Mm Loom Island Coast a Mm hi. Several lives ween lest. Tm Captain and seven men of the IfoufleUi, to save foot destroyed the Governor's hnJldg at Burlington, lew, one of tbemostiur kiosks fas Mm city, occupied by a Irm, Mm Aamrican Expires Coma large number of of Mm Sd. Loss, I insure uos, tan.wo. Vims bandlmg n gnn carelessly on of Elkhart, lad., re in bis body. It the recent election the City of hose a Pameliite Lord Mayor. FM Hovember the public debt redocwawaslUflvsTu, III October the excess valneof exports ' Imports was lBll,aa. It k reported that the Chinese an saWataWlliab. The IVeach have orubOcaxANT wants to estaMbh iateraaMMi rafjuMttosMi for sale of esptoetees. ImnmAW traope are concentrating k, tafhi smh - - av. l. e a. yorta, aadeHrflmns eeattaae to leave Mm "foMeae kwM mtfaaated by Germany JsmtsheUwUltagto cooperate with Bngfaatoawuseat the iahsrsstsof both nations lacinrwiato ths Vaiional Trwasary

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Imve SMohtred a of Cigar makers' Uaion, He. M. It is sa!d that atnee the wiadUw-4aan mowers of rwtsbnrah have heavy Importatlens of ghwa have mads. The blowers are delighted the say, Mm factory owners tosoeaa import trade buiU shews they cant incriam'wagea. A batch of indiotBMBU for peasJoa frauds has been returned by Mm Mstrlet of Columbia Grand Jurv. Twarrnr-TliRta human skeletons and a like numbor of Mwveof horses were lately found In Dickey County, Dak. It Is net known kow or when Mwy perished. Cuoliba is reported at Foo Chow, China. 8amok, the Laconia (N. Y.) mmfdsrer has confessed. The Europeans at Khartoum hare taken refuge at Berber. THBgPitte burgh Telegraph and droxkie, evening papers, have consolidated to take effect January 1. Ox the 3d a henry snow storm struck tiie Hew England coast. Ox the 4th the National Butter, Egg aad Cheese Convention met in Cincinnati. A silver lode has been discovered forty-live miles from Eau Claire, Wis. Firs lodgtt of Sitting Bull's tribe from British America have surrendered at Poplar River. Another insurrectionary movement has been discovered in Mm Spanish garrison at Barcelona. For the past week Clearing-house transactions show a heavy falling off, as compared with the corresponding week of last year. A dispatch from Khartoum reports that only oa4hird of Hichs Paaha's force was destroyed. The remainder nre safe ia camp. Cable dispatches say that England, Germany, Russia, France and the United States will organise a Joint naval force la Mm Chinese waters to protect foreign reeldents in Mm event of war. The Surperrising Inspector of steam i vessels reports that ta explosion of the steamer Colorado at Buffalo, in September, was due to Mm negligence and mismanage, ment of Mm engineer. For the week ended December 1 the issue of silver dot Ian was $144,487; same time last year, fSKLOOO. Coinage at the mints for Hevemier was S&SLSIO, of which tS,3S0g9W were silver dollars. Advices from Cape Race state that a fearful hurrteaao from Mm sust-northeast prevailed'tho night of tbs M. The sea rose higher tima ever known before. Muck damage was dene to shipping and it is feared a number of seamtn were loot. a o LAYI aw ITEMS, Taw Senate of the Forty-eighth Coagrees aeeembted on the sn, to owner by 1 Prayer was offered by Bev. Mr. Bdwards. The Pi miasm laid before Mm Sena credentials of Mm re-election of Mr. to succeed himself; Mr. Palmer to Mr. Perry, and Mr. Pike as successor to Mr. i ellins. The oath waa administered to CuUom, Dolph and Mre submitted at Mm last session. The customary rseoluMous notifying Mm House and the PreeiMm Senate was ready for nasi agreed to. At three p. m. Utere wospect of a speedy completion at Mm House organisation. Mm Senate adjeuraii Clerk McPherson called the House to order and proceeded to call the roll, which disclosed m members present Ho vaUd usrtiBiatos had been received for. Mr. Ctminters, of Mississippi, nor for Mm saoessiur of Mr. Poole, dsesaesJ, from Berth Carolina. The elscMon of. Speaker in order Jehu O. Carlisle, of Kee Oensral Keifer, of Ohio, were respectively by Mm Democrats The reeult of the rote Carlisea, Ifl; Keifer. lit; Robinsoa, of Msmsrkesetts, ; scattering. 4 Mr. Carlisle was declared slectod aad Messrs. Keifer escorted him to the chair, wkersapoa Mr. Carlisle hrMOy addreeeed Mm House Mwnking the speakiag timir no operation In Mm facilitation of the business before Mmol The iroacasd oath was admlalstsred to Mr. Carlisle hy Mr. Kmlej, and Um Speaker thea called MMHeunstoordsr. AsMm States were called Mm Repreeentativee qualified. When Mississippi was reached a discussion arose as between Mm right of Messrs. Manuing and Chalmers to sit, aad pending discussion the House adjourned. lit the Senate on the 4th bills were lav troduced: To amend the arrears or pea stone law; to remove all disabilities Imposed by Mm Fourteenth AaMndmemt ; an Mwrlslng American dtissne to pnrchaes foreign-built snips aad eagage in Mm for carrying trade; to proeeet colored el t in their rignte; to establish a postal ; to allow Hstkmal banks to iseue aotss to Mm amount of ninety per cent, of Mm market value of securities: to establish a bureau of labor statistics; to appropriate fMMayno for edaeaatea; to provide d rthe Preeidenttal saeceeaiea; to naehtisk a systorn of baakruptoy; to peoeioa eertaia war arlsonersi to restore to Mm public domain certain aasarasd land grants. The House referred Mm Mlseieeippi aad Kansas elee tiou case. The Virginia First Dletriet cans was laid over. The Presideat's was read ia boMi koasei. Two man were fatally injured by a rattway eojiisiea near Lyachburga, Va

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to save Mm buUdings not already la tamas called from Hattek. Ashlaad aad Ceohlt nato,aad stsamsrs were seat from towns, but were of lltMe avalL Three of Mm burued buildiaas were el ire aad six stories, aad two of twe stories each. He, a. Mm last ens to so. was a new baiMlaa' eontalning no macainorv. but tiled wttk soods. a portion of which ware saved hy greet efforts of Mm Bremen Bret on Mm ground. The two storenouses, eoaniatag snouaenoa nausea blankets, were saved, also Mm boiler-house, located at some distaaoe from the nulls; also the dye-houses. The latter, however, whre considered danaaced. The B oxneeed to ereat daaaer from constantly exploding naphtha aad other chemicals, that created intense heat, aad also from Mm falling walls. At one time i the company were obliged to drop Mm pipes aad run for their Irvee to escaps burial beneath falling tuncfts. The excitement in tee village was Intense. A general counngrattou was expected, owing to Mm shower of falling sparks, which fell upon Mm roofs of the em ployes' nouses, constantly igniting um and requiring constant work with pails. Manv neonto removed Mmu aoods from their houses, thinking Mm entire village would he swept away. The mills were owned hy M. H. Simpson Jt Co.. of Boston. Mo accurate estimate of Mm lees can be made to-night, as it is un known how much aaisaed goods were destroyed aad bow much Mm machinery was worn. Tee loss on ouuuinfs aioae is esti mated at 1136.000. and the total toss Is est! mated at from S,0OJ to 1790,000, and may exceed Mwt Sgure. Fear hundred em pioves are tarown oux ox wotk. ins muis supplied Utoosands of tons of bisnkete to the army and navy during Mm war, and an the business to very proataMe taey will, doubtless, be rebuilt. The same firm con trols Mm Roxbury Carpet Company, one of the largest concerns in Mm Statu. HiKicuuHJti Escape Mass., Nov The rear ear of a train on Mm Boston, Barre and Oardner Railroad was Murowu from M track just as Mm train was drawing awsy from Worth Worcester Station, atS:lSUus afternooa, aad hurled with torriac feres daaa a steep embankment, fully twenty-five feet high. They were sixty-nve pemengers la Mm car, and not one of them escaped injury. The ear turned wholly over once and then half over again In its descent, and anally rested on its side at aa angle of forty -Ave degrees. It waa badly broken up ia Mm falL The seats were all wrenched from their pi and thrown ia a heap, and the ua wuh timber In almost inextricable ooniusioa. The woodwork of Mm car caught Ire from the stove in the forward part, and the horror of being burned to death confronted the wounded passengers. Bat assistance was prompt, and the speedily extiaguished. Some few of Mm extricated wMmeelvee from and with the eccupsau of the other two which remainea on um track. sst to work aad helped their suffering companions. The anguished cries of bruised and bleedtng men, women and children scene s terrible one. Tenderly tally tee injured ones were taken oat aad laid oa the grass by Mm side of Mm track. It was found that by a miracle none were killed, but several were appsrentlydying. Physicians were summoned from Worcesreeter, and Doctors Bate. Marble, Davis, R. Woodward, Jacques, Wood, Swart ward, Adams and Warren were soon oa Mm spot. From thea t U dark aU w rked uaremittiagiy in care for Mm wouatted. Some were removed to nelgk' oriag houses, and otters were brought to Worcester in hecks and the police ambulances. The most seriously injured were taken to Mm City Hospital Of Mm sixty-five persona in the ear alkmrere more or lees bruised; thirty were seriously Ju Jared sad six were so badly hart thsJpey are act expected to live. THEATER BUsUED. I www Csatalaod Me And v invetvea m nee

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Haw Toan. Nov. S. Fire broke out in the W indoor Theater, Ho. eft Bowery, shortly before twelve o'clock to-night. The flames epread rapidly, la a few mtaatee after Mm alarm sounded Mm whole structure waa a mass of Asanas. All efforts of the Fire Department were unavailing to cheek Mm oosmagration, and Mm building wee totally destroyed. The flames eomnranlcatod to several adjoining buildings. The fire originated between the first floor aad basement, under Mm mala stairway, aad was discovered by Mm policeman at that poet. Besides Mm theater, the building contained two small ho els, kept by Hart man end Losal, aad situated on otthor side of Mm mala entrance to Mm theater. There were forty guests la Hartman's hotel and a smaller aember ia Local's, all of whom escaped without difficulty. There was no one la Mm theater at the time, Mm performance baring closed at 10:45. nor were there any remaining at Mm Thalia Theater, sftaated directly opposite the Windsor, on Mm Bowery. The whole Fire Depurtment of Mm district was summoned by a general alarm, hut the efforts of the arsmia were greatly Impeded by Mm peculiar structure of Mm building and by the el orated railroad structure, which psesed la front of Mm theater. Trains, hew ever, were anally stopperl, and Mm firemen were able to work nacre effectively by taking the btme to Mm top of Mm structure. The fire bad gained such beadwsy by this time that ft was seen to be useless to attempt to mre Mm building, aad Umv turned teeir atteaUea to the rarrouadtng building. The theater buildlr.. waa owaed hy WmA. Msrtia, It Mm Talrty-oighMi sweet, aal was valeed 9 JpwWwOmw

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Sane to be upon a frisnaly fooUnf . Wuh the geBmgaJaam VfiaeaajlAen AtmanwmV saaBmafamann maVwhe PwwBBaaaF aweFmmuewuM ewwswmvaasm BBsanwmmnaf msw I. Ihmnuuk, Hartt, heir, eeato Doauaga, and Bweden and Horway ao iaoisTsat mmmmud whlnh sails ror sneetel is ror special aommsnt. Tae of eewlhMsef tolearaakte onanmu of w usmo os evsmvupuM Cuutral Amsrfea and lUMtioa wtth Mm hUerohnnge of msmaeiis. soiTnnwa'lTrlks1 proelata OoveraaMnte of rear there have proclaims 1 ooneular es wtth Hcrrla and a eoueular wtth loumaaia, tkm mxunatmg our inwith ran n&nvniAU cotnrraias, while our Bustera reletions have been pleeed upon a wider basin by treeUee with Ooree aad Madaausear. The new boundary survey wee tteewmMesfcatradesmarh eonvenUonand a supplementary treaty of extradition with Bpain. and Mm eouveation extending UMduratin of Mm lanoo-Ajnetican Ctatme Comsi lesion, have aim been proelahned. Notice of the termination of the lahertce sruolee of the treaty of Wmhmgtoa was duly given to the British Goveraumnt. Prlvlleares and exemnUons of the British Government and the reciprocal nrrvlkures and exemptions of the treaty vn eccoreuagly close on Jul 1. IW pursued by a aumerous dees of our eitisens on the northern coasts, both of the Atlantic and Pueine Oceans, are worthy of the fostering of Oingrese. Whenever beuexht into competition with like industries of otht-r countries our tsbermea, as well ss our awnufaoturers of aehlnt appltances snti preparers of Ash rroducts, have maintained a foremost place, suggest that Gongreae create a coat mission to consider the question of our rights in the Bshi'rtos and the menus of opening to our cttlsena, under lust and enduring conditions, the richly stocked ashing waters and sealing eToundsof British North Anwrioa. rtrm tBTmanarios. A aueetfon has risen UHtcbliur detmrtatlon to the United mates from Mm British islands by governmental or municipal aid of persons unable there to gain a living, end eousily a burden oa the oommunlty here, ruck of neteons ss eome under tne naunar class. as denned by the law, have been sent back In accordance with the jirovlsioos of our statutes. Her Majesty's Government baa Insisted that precautions have been taken before ship ment. This has, however. In so many cases Bmven Ineffectual, and especuUly so la oerdn recent Instance of needy emigrants reaching our territory utrouxh Canada, that a revision of our legislation upon this subject may be deemed advisable. Correspondence relative to the Clarton-Bulwer treaty has been continued and will be bud before Consrem. AtnuucAs roan. The ksslatioa of France arainst ue lanportatiou of prepared swine products from the raited Mates has been repealed. That result has been due no less to the friendly reprsst ntatfcm of this Government than to a growing eonvietion In Prance that the restric tion is not aemaoaed by any real danger to health. Germany still prohibits the in trod ucUou of all swine Droducts from America. I extended to the Imperial Government a friendly invitation to seed experts to the rdiud States to inquire whether the use of the- product wan dangerous to health. This Invitation was declined. 1 have believed tt of such importance, however, that the exact facts should he ascertained and nromulnird. that I have appointed a competent commission to make a thorough laveeUtmtion of the subject. Its members have shown their public spirit by aocepUag tnetr trust wttaout pledge of compensation; but I trust Cowrrees will In the National and International hctrinn of the nmtser s suatoteut mottte of provtaing at least for Mm rmmbursemeat of such expeuwe as they may necessarily incur. van coaouATioB or ma cut Moscow eJforded to tr v. rem ment an ror tesursuur w. oeimuad snip by seudtas a anecial e.ovand a sentative of the navy to attend the ceremony. tsar a. i a l z a . .. m m. . a w ww mum iwn nave arwen uuring me year no grave questions affecting the statue In the Buuetan umpire ottaertean cwlxene of other faith thea that held bv that National OhtMeh. thle GovernaK-ot remains Irm la its convtcttoos that the riffhts of Ms cttUeos ahmad should be in ae way affected by their ivUgtous belief. cob Arm pnerro uiro. It fc understood tkat tueaanres for the re moval of the i-Mtrfcrtluoe which now burden our trade wttk Cuba and Porto Kico are under consideration hy the Spanish Uovi-rnnv-nt. The proxlaBtty of Cuba and the peculiar mm of adsUaietrattan which there nrev ail access! late constant discussion and sppcal on our part from tae sstteeedlnn of the lnubr nuttrarithM. I regret to say that the lost protest of tan Mov eminent nave not a ret produced s ssulsfecuirr result. The commission appointed to decide certain claims of our citlxeus atraust the aoantsb Government. after the roccnuiMoo of a satisfactory rule as to um vumwy asm loree or natMratuauoa in the Unwed States, has SaaJiy adlourued. of the swards. MmUbtb made than two vara asm. have not vet been The specie peyment to expeotod. Claims to a mrge saw mat, waiea were acta uy tee late commtoston without Its lurtodictlon. have been dipiowMticalty presented to the spantoh Government aa the aetloa of the Colonial authorities, which has given rise to those claims, was admitted to be illegal. Full ruparstioa for the mju nee sustaiaeUby ourctttoena should be no oemvea. Tne cam of tae Uasonic has not jret reatwad a tettieatent. The Manila. Cohrt has found that the of which this Government eumatoined were tmuutAaneutaa. mm tt to hoped that the Oovernment of Soaia will not wKhnoM the epeedy reparation which Its i of Jastws should nanel H to new forth unusual severity and unjust ectton of lie subordinate colonial MRcers in the case of tbts res it. rvraaiATtoKAL TnaAvtas. The Hetvettoa tlmfedetaHnn haa mt the Inauawntkm of a das of International for the reftrmrnt to srbtt ratios of andeivll rigbtisre assured to all strangers In Bulgaria. As the Fntted Srstee have no distinct eonrentioaal relations wtth Utat country. HBC MflirVUtKHM aad are not a par ia my opinion, na tetion at Sona for n- ro we treaiy, taey snouM, irasJnlam diolomatie Amresen! for the ftmnmvemiMii nt imm tm. tercourse and the proper protection of the many American citiaens who resort to that oountry as mhwlonaries and teachers. I sugauet that 1 he given authority to establish an agency anq eonauiate-geavnu at tne Buitartan capital. The Csdted Mates are now in a revision of the tariffs of tit Ottoman Ram. pire. They have assented to of a license tax aff foiwhmar the applicetlon ooing buslnem the onoresslnw in Turkey, but have opposiHl storage' lax upon petrolcur storage tax upon petroleum cmeHng Mm ports of toat country. The Government of the Khedive has proposed that Mm authority of MMaMmdJaaaM bsT ex tended, so as to cover ettlsens or the United mates accused of crime, who are now tried by enoeelar courts. This Government la taot m. dtoposed to Sjceept the cbstige, bat belhrves that tts terms should lie snismftted for ertuto the Mm whole eabjeot. At ao time la our national Mstery has umre been more man treat elnaa asul laatiw wtth rasaist to Mexico. The rspM toaux of oureaaaeMratawBfte mteJuVat eeuntrf MMreettulvm mmmm mm mmmmi jh tj liMa,ttl mimlmmmm JgmiMawsxvassjm

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I step eneraen a atheumthene tfswtM'Sri HrsM aaVmrVaaunrnmnl Off tsmun WtH of Mm fisatisr hy the tree hostile fuamns aare bees ssatketysar. The oseiutioe of Um ttooseiet bomOoverume nts nfalast UMMvmreehave il, and sevrrel of tkear ssost baaJs bars been caevtured a or the sklD sad valor of PnBim aauma aad Mexjpaa soldiers. BgajUag ma onmmBii cause. The oouvenfion for the resurvay of the boundary from the hteOraade tnthe Paeiao having been ratated aad exohaaaud. Mm preilmiaary rsoonnoinmnee therein stfitumted has been effected. It now rests wtth Congress to make provision for eowphwJag the survey aad reeeatbur Mm boundary, msnamsati. A convention was signed with Mexico on July la, ISM. provhiing for the rehearing of the cases of Benj- Weil and the A bra Silver Mining Omnpany, la whose f svor awards were made by the late American aad Mexican Commission. That convention still awaits the consent of the Donate meanwhile, because the charges of fraudulent awards have made a new oommhulon nessmary. and the Executive has directed the mm pension of iMyawuts of 2 he distributive quota received from Mexico. -. Our geographical proximity to Central America, aad our polBmal aad oummerc tal retatious with the Htet-s of thst country. Justify. In my Judgment, such a material increase of our consular corps as will place at each oaaical a eonsiu-gwnerel. van uoirrmrr bxtwux uouvia. Chili andJPeru has passed from the stage of stnuegt-Ho liabilities to that of negottaUou. to which tae councils of the Government nut been exercised. Gen. Iglesais bus been cordially reeognlaed by Chili as Hreshteat of Peru, and bis Government Installed at lima, which has been evacuated by the Chilians. A call has been issued by Oen. IfftessJs for a representative assembly to be elected on the lata of January, and to meet at Lima on the 1st of March next. Meanwhile the provisional Gov ern meat of Oen. iguHsus has applied fur recognition to thepruMtpal powers of America and Kumpe. When the will of the Peruvian people shall be manifested I shall not hesitate to recognise the Government approved by them. Diplomatic and naval representatives of the Government attended et Carrecas the centennial celebration of the birth of the illustrioue Butlvor. At Um same time Um la aumi ration of the statue of Washington in the Venezuelan capital tesUaed to the venereMou in which his memory is held there. Coturie, at its last session, authorised the Kxecutiv to propose to the Venezuelan Govern ment a reopening of ttte awards of the mixed commission of furracas. The departure from this country of the Veoeauelan minister has delayed the opening of aegot tattoos for revlving tbe commission. This Government holds that until the establishment of a treaty upon mis subject, the Vfaesuelan Government must continue to make the pay meats provided for in the convention of teat vxtimxmnvs. There to ground for believing that the dispute growing out of the unpaid obUgaUoaa due from Venenmla to France will be saaP factor! ty adjusted. The French tabtnethas proposed a basis of settlement which ateesa my approval, but aa it Involves a recasting of the annual quotas of the foreign debt tt has been ueemeti aevtoeme to submit tae . sal to the Judemeut of Um cabinets of 1 Copenhagen, the Haxue. Loudon aad Ma At the recent coronaUon of His Maleatg, aina naiasau, uus ttovcrnmant was sented. NKhdtolomaticaUy aad by the! vieit oi a vessel or war. HAWAII. The Question of termmatins or the extottng reciprocity lienty wtth HawaH to now before Consrem. I am eontrtaced Mmh the charges of abuse and frauds under that treaty have been exeaserated. and I renew the suaxesUon of last year's message, that the treaty be nuMiaeu wherever it m have proved onerous to legitimate I tween the two countries. I am not to favor the entire cessation of treaty Tv'attous which have fostered good wilibetwt-en the countries and contributed toward UM equality of HawaH in the family of aatieas. la pursuance of the poiiey decwred by tnas Govern meat of srraDtau oca laiaacmrnsn wtth the Eastern nations, leaatloua have, duvta Persm. Ins the neat year, been esta Ubiisbed Bum and Corea. It is nrobable nent mis-ion of taxMeoountrles wtll. ere lonav bemeJntatned In tae United Wstea. A special embassy from tttam is now oa Its way hither. Treaty relations with Cores were perfected hy the exchange et Seoul on the teth of Mar hist, of the ratifications of the lately concls luoea convention. tr envoys from the Kliurof Tah Cboun have visited this country and received a cordial wrcotae. Corea. as yet unaeiiuMnted with the metiwle of Weetern civilisation, now invites tho attention of those lntereted In the advancement of our foreign trade. Ae tt need the Implements and products which the V nited tttate are ready to supply, we seek no monopoly oi it commerce ana no aa vantages over other nations. But as thf ChineseIn reahhing for a hnrher rtvilimtiou have cenaded in this Republic, we eau Oftt regard wtth Indifference any emmackment on then rights. cwikbss nut MS. China, by the payment off a Money tndeexenty, has settled certain of the lone-pendlng eiaims of our citiseas, and I have strong hopes thst the remainder will anon be ad hi Med. Ousutioas have arisen teuohlag the righta of Antericans and other foreigners manufacturtng In China under Mm seovMrms of treaties which permit aliens to essreue their ladue trice In that oountry. On Mils speeiac point our own treaty is etmnt, bat under the operaoi most is voces nexion we aave nae Plvtteges with tbose of other powers. White to the duty of um Govern meat to see that our etuteus aave um nut etunrrnent of every heaent secured hy treaty. I SMUM the expedi euey or waaiaaT in a mev to onneiraia China to admit aa Interpretation have only an indirect treaty rtrh which we right to exact. The trenferenee to China of American tal for the employ men! there of Chines- !anr. would. In effect. Inaugurate a com' vert, inaugurate a eomtH -fit ion for tne oontrot or msraets now home Industries. SUppltCti iry ear ctnnasa raruonATtow. There is good reason to believe Mwt Mm law reepeettng Mm tramirrstton of Chinese has been vhilated. Intentionally or otherwise, by tite oaVlal of China, upon whom Is devolved the duty of certifying that the humurrante bekn lo the eiecj-ted classes. Measures have been taken to ascertain the facts Incident to this supposed Infraction, and it is bettered that the Oovernment of China win oo-oierate win ioc i nnen mates in securing um lanarai observance of the law. JAFAk. Tbe same eonsJderstion which prompted Oonarem at Its last semlna to return to Japan the mmoensklj mdemnlty seems en me to require at he hand like action In respect to the Canton mdemnlty fund, now emountlng to -rue quesiMmoT tne msrti revtiuua of the f oreten treaties of Japan has been eoastdeved ia aa international eonfereaoc hald at Toklo, but wtthout detntte result aa ret. This Government la disposed to oottccde the requests of Japan to determine tts own tariff au to provide such proper Judicial, tribunals eommenu utemmives v tne weetern i for the trial of cause to whmh for eigners are perties. and to auailate the terms , and duration of its treaties to Mmmb of Other ctvuuMd Matos. MarouA, Through our mtalsteM at Umdon and M Monrovia, this Oovernment has eodeavnred to set UswfMHiNS smTsreaess wtth Great Brttata touching the norm western boundaries of Mutt Republic. There to a proopeot of edji of the dispute by Mm adotnion of the 1 River na the Mae. TaaarnusmmstUsi feenxlaeof the eotrfiieUng terrltortaf clajsjt, and toh from Lfberto tt has saeiataiaed esTeetl ve lurlsdlctioa. v Ausr or na ooeeo. I end populoet ivauey of the aSMtxad tts assasBBMea hsr a a !sTlW fwwms i , laBaamaBBBSSSI f nsfJeTW BHBffH wHEHEMI w9 Bmnm HEfSttSBmmHx HJV

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