Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1875, Page 1

Sane amen «Ce THE EVENING STAR, PUBLISHED DAILY, Sunday: Excepted, ' Senne ures cone vee AT THE STAR BUILDINGS, wary, . It would be @ Pennsylvania Avenue, coi 11th Street, mmatet at nearer day. x q The Evening Star Newspaper Oompany oe I to &. H. KAUFFMANN, Pres’t. Shanta welare tae eruary wut! e aubsertts at Tus Grats repweeer ce Bout + taroughout. the civilized world. (Watic we Ero cams ree bey y= Copies at the ae wenrrency is mon: 3. wear, 00 dard Er , , , eee ton, and Ib Congress may be ind: the earliest ‘day ‘acticable, to insure the consummation of the act of the iast Co Heit : Since amend fort "Unier oar preset ato odo io %, 46—N2, 7,082. WASHINGTON, D. C., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1875. TWO CE Seat Ss laves as property in ther country orbe | of conten armed bodies, and their occa- | nnder the convention between the United | investment in the announcement of this usefa! interested therein. — * sional conflicts, do not constitute war, in the | States and Mexico of the 4th July, 18%,on | and most civilized meaue of intercourse and 5 : Chili has made tion in the case of | sense referred to. Appl: to the existing con- | the subject of claims will soon be wht to | corres; lence. They await, however,the assur- | of wood and drawers of water,” becanse the whale shij “Goon Return,” selzed with- | dition of affairs in Cubs, tests ized | aclose. The result of those Will | ance of the means and conditions on which they | of wiser legisiation ou the subject of 4 : out sufficient cause upwards of forty years | by Publicists and writers on internat! law, | then be communicated to Congress. may safely be made tributary to the general | finance by the nations with whom we President 5 Message. go." Though she had itherto denied her ac. | and which have tote eed MT. VERNON LODGE, No.3. K-31 P © ery member of the Lodge should ~ndanes . SPECIAL NOTICES. EVENING STAR. g) nations of di, 1 am happy to announce thal the govern- | good. As these cable telegraph lines connect | have deal ings. I am not prepared to countability, the denial was never acqul- | nity, honesty and er, where free from sent ment of Venezuela has, upon further consid- | separate States, there are questions as to their | say that 1 can Suggest the best legis- esced in by this government, and the justice | tive or selfish and unworthy motives, I failto | eration, practically abandoned its objection | organization and control which probs-| lation to secure the end most heartily 70 the Sencte and of the claim has so earnestly contended | find in the insurrection the existence of such a | to pay to the United States that share of its | ble can be best, if mot solely settled | recommended. It will bea source of great House of Representatives: for-that it has been gratifying thatshe should | substantial political organization and palpable | revenue which some years since it allotted | by conventions, between the respective | gratification to me to be able to ove any a Pr wipe roman in Ohio, will Le fo In submitting my seventh ‘annual message have at last acknowledg¢a It. and manitest to the world, having the | towards the extinguishment of the claims of | §' . Inthe absence, however, of interna- | measure of Congress looking offer vely to- ome: c new Ty M 1 NING, Doc. ae a ‘he arbitrator in the case of the United | forms and capable of the ordinary | foreigners generally. In thus reconsidering | tional conventions on the subject, municipal | wards souering “resnmption.” Ualimited weucrcn te aoe for sye at Holly | 0 Congress, in this Centenntal year of our | States steamer “Montijo,” for the seizure | functions of government toward its own peo- | its determination, that government has legistation may secure many points which ap- | inflation would probamiy bri bout specie ome: at Oboste's and Ballantyne National existence, as a free and independ- | and detention of which the government of ple and to other states, with courts for the ad- | shown a just sense ofself respect which can- pear to me important, if not indispensable, for | payments more speedily thy ny iegisia- ‘M,C. A.,snd at the church | ent people, it aflords me great pleasure to | the United States of Columbia was held ac- | ministration of jastice, with @ local habita- | not fail to reflect credit upon it in the eycs of | the protection of the ‘pnblic against the extor- | tion looking to the redemption of the legal decd-32° ele a te . b: countable, has decided in favor of the claim. | t possessing such organization of force, such | all disinterested persons elsewhere. It is to | tions which may result from a monopoly the | tenders in coin. But it would be at the ex- recur to the advancement that has been | nig decision has settled a qu-ation which | matsiial, suck Occupation of territory asto take | beregretied, however, that its payments on | right of operating cable telegram: or {10m a| pense of honor. The logal temlens sconta made troz the time of the Colonies. ore | had been pending for several years, the contest out of the category of amere re- | account of claims of citizens of the United | combination between several hues have no value beyond settling present ta- hundred years ago. We were then a people | which, while it continued open, might mo: bellious insurrection or occasional skirmishes, | States are still so meagre in amount and 1 line should be aliowed to land on the | bilities. or, properly speaking. repud numbering only three millions. Now we | or less disturp the good understanding whic! and place iton the terrible footing of war, to | that the stipulations of the treaty in regard | shoresof the United $ s under the con ion | them. They would bay nothing aiter ber more than forty millions. Then in- | it isdesirable should be maintained betwee | which a recognition of belligerency would aim | to the Fums to be paid, and the periods when | trom another power, which does not admit the | were all settled. There are a few meamres dustiies ice Guaee, dina exclusively, | “two republics. fo clerate it. he contest, moreover, is sole!y | those payments were to take place should | right of any other line ot lines, formed in the | which seem to me important tm thie dustries were cou! ’ THM IL¥ Pu. Sani 6p, m; SABBATH SER- all 3: y nines A reciprocity treaty with the King of the | on land; the insurrection has not possessed iteelf | lave been so signally disrezanted. United States to tion, and which I commend to your earnest m., conducted by | to the tillage of the soll. Now manufacto- | Hawatian Islands ‘was concluded some | of asingle seaport whence it may sead forth | Since My last annual message the ex- | and of rate throug! “ consideration: A repeal of so much of the vecentn Eng Man'sisnele. | TS absorb much Of the Jabor of the country | months since. As it contains a stipulation | its tiag, vor has it any means of communica- charge has been made of the ratification of a poly egg pe atlowed to land on the | ivzal tender act as makes these notes re- Tey Geeta Se occa mtcrdtslits- | Our liberties remain unimpaired; the | that itshail not take effect until Congress | tion with fore, mn powers,except through the mil- | a treaty of commerce and navigation with | *horesof the United States which by | celvable for debts contracted after a date to vited deci-tr . se i eamae shall enact the proper lezislation for that | itary lines of its adversaries. No apprehen- | Belgium: and of conventions with the Mex- | treaty = ces IN tr lemme npailessohryer SS noe ag des purpose, copies of the instrument are here. | sion of any of those sudden and diffi- | ican Republic for the trrther extensi cin. PACU S ENGLISH LUTH SEAN | have bec dship. of all eli ‘a pele Gos | witn submitted io order that, if such should | cult complications which a wat upon the ecean | the joint commission respecting claim: CH, corner H and Hth friendship, of 2 tions. s - = vans the ebngsienk eathontien Skee progcess has been great in all the arts; in | B@ the pleasure of Congress. the necessary | is apt to precipitate upon the vessels, both com: preach in the wwe churoh o'eloc! pulation with the governme: on of | Whose shores it proceeds, or by probib with | itscharter er otberwise to the satista: ; _ the Hawalian Islands for commercial reci- | this government, prohibited from con‘ai enlture, commerce, navigation, legislation upon the subject may be adopted. | mercial and national, and npon the Consular procity, and with the Ottoman Empire for e 3, law, medicine, ete. rai clucation the progress is likew: ing. Orr thirteen states have be- fixed in the act {tse Ist of January, 1str. We sbonld then Gotations at real values. not fictitious Gold would no longer beat a premiom, currency Al & discount. A healthy re action would set in at once, and with it @ esire to make the currency equal to what Tports to be. The mercjauts, manu.acta- not later than is eel n March last an arrangement was made | officers of other powers calls for the deinition extradition, all of which bave been duly pro- | &taph line. or com! NIC—A Chapter of 1 on TUESDAY EVENING. em through Mr. Cushing, our Minister in Mad- | of their relations to the parties to the contest. | claimed. + Dec y LAFAYETTE B.A. CHAP- rid, with the Spanish government, for the | Considered as a question of expediency, I re- _The Court of Commissioners of ma = payment by the lattor to the United States | gerd the accordanco of belligerent rights still | Claims has prosecuted its important duties i Hines should be bound to give pre- | rers and tradeamen of every could do he memory of onr iate com- riy-eight. ineluding Colorado(whic's | or ine sum of eighty thousand dollars im coin | fobe as unwine and ceoentative, as T regard | very assiduously and very satisfactorily. It | cedence in the transmission of the oficial invs- | business on @ fair margin of profit. tae money X Patwen and Gro. Teter eae cig Mt tentiioesse’ tetaaten Tie for the purpose Of the rellef of the families or it to bo, st resent indefensible as a measure of | convened and was organized on the 224 day me ort sovommente ot the two coantries | > be received having an nnvatying value. D ae rere Ind/an territory and Alaska, and excluding | PeTsons of the ship's company and certain | rig! uch recognition entails upon the coun- | of July, 1871,and by the terms of the act it may be laid Laborers end B le — 2 ;. passengers of the “Vi.c.nius.” This sum | try according the rights which tlow from it | under which it was creatct was to exist for 1V, A power should be reserved to the two | | HN EDWIN MASON, § eer es aking & territery extending trom | was to have been paid in three instalments | dificult and’complicnted doties cod requires | one year from that date. ‘The act provided, | goveruments, either conjoint NGTON OG-OPERATIVE | the Atlantic to the Pacific On tue So2'l | at two months each. It is due to the Spanish | the exaction from the contending parties of the | however, that should it be found impracti- | regards the messages disp, SOCIATION bolds its third | We have extended to the Gulfot Mexteo, and | government that I should state that tie pa: strict observance of their rights and obligations. | cable io complete the work of the court be- | shores, to fix a limit tothe charges EDNESDAY, Dec 3,} In the west from the Mississippi to the | ments were fully and Spontan-ously anticl- | It confers the right of search upon the bigh | fore the expiration of the year, the | manded for le ees Pacific. eae a ‘ in, t pated by that government and that the whole | seas, by vessels of both parties, it would sub. President might, by preciamation, ex- nk, and by the | gone Bondred year ago wne cotton gin. the | amount was paid within but a few days | ject the carrying of arms and manitions of war tend the time ‘of its duration ‘to a aoibewes * . steamship, the railroad, Poa telegraph, he | moie than two months from the date of the | which now may be transported freely and with- | period not more than six monilus beyond the THOS. HYDE, President reapicg, Sewing, aud modern priating ma- | agreement, a copy of which 1s herewith | out interruption in the vesse's of the United | expiration of the one year. Having recelved ON, See'y. deos- it chines, and bumerous other inveations of | tranemitte?. In pursuance of the terms | States to detention and to sible seizure, it | satisfactory evidencé that it would be im- | of any telegrap! cable which ASSOCIATION — | *C2zcely les: Miche to our business anihap- | of the tment I have directed | would give rise to countless vexatious ques- | practicable to complete the work withis With aud ascents to the points a the Hamilton can | Piness were entirely unknown. even | the distribution of the amount among the | tions, would release the parent _govern- | time originally fixed, I issued a procim rated, but will feel subscribed for at once In 1776 manufactories scarcely existeleven | parties entiiled thereto, Including the ship's | ment’ from responsibility. for acts” done tion ( a copy of which is presented here’. landing of any Ww . ame in all this vast territory. In 180 | Company and such of the passensers av ware by the insurgents, and would invest | extending the time of duration of the court | the first and’ seer stated ER. President two mailiions of persons were em- | American citizens. Payments are made ae. Spain with the right to exercise the supervi- | for a period of six months from and after Which will not stipalate ta concede t aoe 20,0 eae orics: producing more | ccrdingly, on the application of the parties | sion recognized by our Treaty of 1795 over | 22d day of July last. A report made through | Zovernment the precedence in the tran 000,000 of products in Amount an- | entitied thereto. our commerce on the high seas, a very large | the clerk of the court (commuaieated here- | sion of it < i wi ; Rearly equal to our national debt. The past year has furnished no evi. part of which in its traffic between the At- | with) shows the condition of ter into a satista ¥ the whole of the population of | an approaching termination of the ¥ lantic and the Gulf states and between allof | the Ist of November last, and the larg ely: engnges en the one cone ape ot iet which bas been raging for them and the states on the Pacific, es | amouut of work which has been accon +639 Dt Sericultnre, in 15:0, so numerous and diver- ‘ars in the neighboring Island of Cuba. The | through the waters which wash Ue shores of | plished. Thirteen hundred and ei TO LEARN | Mie the ioe come the occupation of our ps0- | Same disrezard of the laws of civilized war. | Cuba Theexercles or thisennneus id | claims have been presented, of whick lasses who work fer stipa. lated pay or s heir inceme, because extra prot longer be charged by the @s'e for the risk of & downward fac the value of the Secretary of the Tr deem say not to exceed $2,900,000 monthly. of egal tender notes, by issuingin their stead a loug bond bearing interest at the rate of 5 othe num of denowina. h. This luce the lega! tem tes toa that could be kept afloat without de- ption in larger sums suddenly itional power be given to the ¢ ireasury to accumulate gold er by increasing reve- g expenses or both—it is prefera- 1 recommend that reduc ‘* bo made wherever howt impaning gov- ary would receive more for would no G OC meeting i of Trad Seerciery, 711 6 JOHN JOY ED eS a TINT T x be bad with the Cflice 2 ft 1 cee! omment ob : a a less than six millions out of me fare and of the just demands of humanity | Scarce fail to lead. if not to abuses, certainly | been disposed of at the date of the report. I due execution s . which have heretofore called forth expres- | to collisions perilous to the peaceful rela- | ain informed that 170 cases were decided dug- Teasing the re @ only one I think slous of condemnation from the nations of | tions of the two states. There can be little | ing the month of Novem® i re resort to diversified occupations has | christendom, have continued to blacken tho | doubt to what remit each supervision are being mate and decis: built @ market for the products of fertile pnts the daty on tea and he re 2 7 would giv ee duties would prob a ‘nat ;- | Sad scene. Desolation, ruin and pillage are | before long draw this nation. It would be remaining cases with all the dispal - 00 to the present smount received from us distant from the ssabeard and themar- | pervading the rich fleuis of one ot the most | unworthy of the United States to inangurate | sistent with the proper consideration of the 1 would in no way increase the ; of locat ions | fertile and productive regions of the earth, | the possibilities of such result, by measures | questions submitted) Many of these claims grant asthe high priviiege | ! ¢ consumers. can system of locating varions | and the jaries Lorch, firing planta- | of questionable rigut or expediency or by | are in behalfof mariners or depend on the ted cauor id permit ‘hese arti ountries extensive manufactories next to the | tions and valuable faciories and butidings ls any indirection. evidence of mariners, whose absence has de- onal requirements to ecting 5 we, the ma oe penta dud adding connecting | the agent marking the ailernate ulvanes or Apart from any question of theoretical | layed the taking or the return of the neces. law now demands. Bat the | largest consumers, reduce the dat ney. pro ds eaiboats, has producel 1 | retreat of contending parties. right, [am satisfied that witle the accord- | sary evidence. It is representel to me that and the want of un sary | portionally incressethem. W.th thie addition MISS SALLIE WESTHOKTIE, ountry & result notice- ‘The protracted continuance of this strife seri- | ance of belligerent rights to the insurgents | it, will be itapracticable for the esurt to law bave made fraudulent | to the revenue many duties now co 1 at portions of al! com- | ously affects the Interes's of all commer in Cuba might give The ingenuity and skill of are 2 mechautes have been demoastra- em a hope. and an in- | finally dispose ofall the cases before it within ization not intrequent, ta the discredit | which give bat an insignificant ducement to proiract the straggle; it would | the present limit of its duration. Justice to | and i Jury of ali houest citizous,whether native | cost of collection. might 1 a ? than others, by reason of clos: proxim: be buta delusive hope and would not re- | the parties claimant, who have been at large | or nataraliz Cases of this character are | the direct advantage of con: abromd In @ manner most | jarger trade and intercourse with Cuba, and | move the evils which’ this government and | expense in preparing their claims and ob. | continually being brought to the notice of the | wonld mention those articles : pride. Byt for the extra- | the frequent ang intimate personal and social | ite people are experiencing, but id draw | taining the evidence in their support, sng- vernment by our representatives abroad. actures of all sorts, All duty paid upon Tciletor tees pility of our mech@n- | re-ations which have grown up between its citi- | the United States into complicatioas which | gests a short extension, toenable tnecourt to | also those of persons resident in other countries, ticles go directly to ssisime ane use SoLias taeeenent zens and these of the Island. Moreover, the | it has weited long and already suffered | dispose of all of the claim which have been | most frequentiy those , if they have re aah mEkA nations, but those of the United Stat WEDNESDA NING, DECEMBER = 13.9. hi je when Manufactured her 4 must I * iti in Arsh old. recog’ dlepen- | pres os ath zislati mained in this country long enough to entivie for by the consumers, These duties not "Powell, | the count: iid have been impossible of | PTEtGcred insecure ena ‘Copernic Bonde or Of ballinueenne Be Shien ee rien sang be demand proper tO Suable tue | them to become naturailted, tave generally e trom the consumers at hom*, bat E pend other tal PMAInIBeG hee t and in capacity of production by the coatinu: | judgment equally inadmissible, it remains | court to complete the work before it. not rareh overpassed that period, amt have Totecton to foreign manu! sctuters of tists will toke p ssisted by @ male phe prog a are ee Has also been | arce of the strife and the unnatural mode of its | to consider what course shall be edopted I recommend that sonre suitable py ion | returned to the country of t g here | the same completed articles in our own and chorns. led by Prot 1. Daniel and the Marine + | reat. Of coal our production was small; | Corduct. ‘The same is tens. differing only in | should the conflict not soon be brought toa0 | ne gnaie to the cea ier ore ea eNO | they reside. istant markets. I will enggest or mont on F ckets $0 coats; tor sale at Metceroit’s and § bew many wiillions of tons are miged annu- degree, with respect to the interests and pco- | end, by acts of the parties themselves, and b: nferring the necess; as sl States by th | another subject beating upon the problem of ' Z __dect ally. Bo wi : PD opdecte anit y | Pleof other nations, and the absence of ‘any | should the evils which result. therefrora, upon ena aprorniate ieteal te eee duties to the how to enable the Secretary of the Treasory AND BA2Sa8 ABD BNTSSTAINM eee ee are OUT products half ® | reasonable assurance of anest termination of | afecting all nations, and particularly the | sideration and determination of the claicus at y and of their residence, by rea- | to accumulate balances.” . ss FoR THE EENERIT OF century ago; we now produ the confict, must of necessity .oon compel the | United States, continue, in such event I | or aliens ngainet the weerraee, ctius | son of thelr alleged natarallzation. “It 1 | ‘Inistodev'ee seine metier method ot verity: SF PAK LUMALOE Haghee ee Se ee Oe bee st: tes thus duffering to consider what the inter. | am of opinion that other nations will be | Cnitel Stare ue Boe within | ve to this government itself and to the | ing cigims against the governtnent than at BF ae pe fromm besig atticies Of lanpett. We Mas eat | ext# of thelr own people aud tair duty toward | compelled fo assume the responsiointy "eiics, | C&NCA StAles Which Haye arisen witsin | due to this government itself and to the present exists through the Cour! of Claims — TUESDAY EVENING. Dozembor | {rom beng articies of import, we may expect | fherseives posy dred a devolves upon them and to seriously consider j sole reasonable Hiunitationof time. or which | Sttrely, both in name and in fact, beowne | Especially those ciattas growing ost at abe 2. aud continuing four dara Se Career nia ate me ate. | Thaye hoped Ghat Spain: would be enabiea to | Me cole meee eee sible, media- | M#y hereafter arise, excluding ail ciaims ens of the Cited States, that the high | late war. Nothing is more certain than thata cents. Admission, 20 ccuts Matted, Stes id yer iiineS | establish peace in her colony, to afford acemity | tion and intervention Otago sees, bas bees found tmpcenble: Le ares evoper | Privilege of citizensntp of tne United Slates | very large percentage of the ammonuts passea na, Mee Jarles's Wax Work lO ae been» remarkable; pee | © the property and the interés" of our citizans, | large expanse of waier separating tue island consideration to these claims by the execu- | Orns not te held by fraud or in derogation | and paid, are either wholly fraudulent or form ron § ~ toe waulc, ‘put | aud allow legitimate scope to trade and from the Peninsular, the want of harmony and ; of the laws and of the good uname of every ‘ar in excess of the real losses sust . ee eae renee tent dr ‘anf qiufiuence upon the | merce andthe natural productions of the ier y, | eae ee cninenlar, the want of harmony and | tive department of the core opportanity te | Bovest citizen. On many occasions it bas | The Iarge amount of losses proven on Goo et very reasonable | Coy merchants In the last te wired song | Bocaute of Gils hope, and from an extreme vc: | fue cuinuy aed thaee ee ther ee Alene: other the Bettiah eT aTUty to | been brought to the knowledge of the govern. | testimony ‘acconting to existing laws = dur merchants in the la andred years racer : i 7 : ens, 5 . pen rh : t i a f Hetit r a BAFFLING have had a suecess and gave established a | lctanes to interfere in the most remote man- and want of adapfation of the American colo- | Sent thelr claims on aecount of acts int ge eee pag te ered freak oy ey rong cow ee ne ne Se Me Soenen | ee pernTiae ella incor ar inal La pee mation, carecially of one whose sympan eed a the ions whlch the eventrer tue. geet aes Te gee moperty claimed by parties who admit that | and plantations are not only far beyond the ee _ | aud integrity unsurpassed by peoples of x Tanuy = 4 ; contending parties . eet \ $88 Sub, nm nly they a thin the | possibile d of these places for any one INATONak rHeATER. older uatlonalities, | Tis “004 Mane” 18 | tec mane Cree Lee eed our own | tary have developed; the contending parties t Britalb whose claims havin United States at the thee at tee | Pear, tutcen every ons Reowe win Bee casa ned to their homes. br ° existence must ever be remembered with grati- | appear to have within themselves no equent to the 9th day of April, 186 % Ses i GW deeocesb ‘ing . Coudned to their homes, but goes out | fhae4 hy font! et t wis gues Nea Lote retendcd natnralization, but, that they | experience in tilling the soil, DicCULLOUGH. 1 every sea and into every port where Sumian ete ly and an: ‘ously waited the bt rp acme oe ppl ee aud Pave never resided in the United States; in | vitited toe arenes « y = mmerce enters. With equal pride we can Raph goed . wap eee agi ardent 4 t ne certicate | ord of the eourt | m: ro-nicnr, S£CO8D WEEK pele Woour Progress in ail of the learned |, enCnnestly alict lt too recent for us not | and to assume the part of peace-maver. In | Hauure Pursmane 0, show on thelr face that te person ciatsniag THE GLADIATOR Lag peop goverrment distracted by adynastic rebell ood offices of the United States asa Media‘or, | , ‘The electric telegraph bas become au es- | to pe naturalized had aot resided the te — A» we are now about to enter upon our sec- St home, at tre 6 time that it I snl "‘enteced § t | sential and indispensable agent in the trans- | quired time in the United States; in others, cy General wi WEDNESDAY sn woven aces) by SoG tc meee eat asuhood | with a separate insurrection ina‘distantooinee = scifi purpose mon tie thterest. “or | mission of business and social mes azes. Its itis admitied apon examination tuat the re ‘ongress at an early Willeontain @ TAUESDAY... _.VIRGINIUS. pod =a — ti Mat wil belie ee But whatever causes may have produc dths | humanity, and in sincere friendship for | OPerationon land aud within the limit ot quirements of lAw have not been complied led history of award ade of claims 2 onan a situation which so grievously affects our inter- | both arties, t Might, Shakspeare’s Mayeetic | #64 of dees tee ie Ceereemicn Fem the | ests, it exists, with all its attendant evils, ops. | timedcelined by Spain,with thedeciaration KING LEA sent day, no nation has ever been free | F&t!ng directly upon this country and its p’ pic. | neevertheless, that at’a future time tt B MATIWES SATOEDAY Hous thiestaoed dammer te ita prosperity and | Tus far all the efforts of Spala have proved | would be indispensable. No intimation | BDAY, METAMUEA. but, were at the particular states is necessarily under the | with; in some cases even, such certificates | pending, of tue class here referred to. FRIDAY, Eene contro! of the jurisdiction within which it | have been matter of purchase. These are | ' The report of the Secretary of War,accom Piay, operates. The lines on the high seas. bow- | not isolated cases, arising at rare intervals, | pansing’ this message. gives A d ever, are not subject to the particular control but, of common occurrence and which are | count of army operations for th of any one government. In 1369, a concession reported from al! quarters of the globe. Such | passed; expenses for the maiuten? ore, kc. Was granted by the French government to | oceurrences cannot, and donot, fai! to resect | with recommendatious for legislation to company which proposed to lay a cable from | upon the government and injure all honest | which 1 respectfully invite your attention. the shores of France tothe United States. | eftizens. Such a fraud, being discovered, | Tosome of these I uvite special attention. At that time there wasa telegraphic connec- | however, there is no practical means witii First, the necessity of making $599,009 of the tion between the United States and the Cou-| the conirol of the goveromeat by whica appropriation fer the Sausistence Depart- tnent of Europe, (thiough the possessions of | the record of naturalization can be va- | ment available belore the berinn: ag of the Hage apt need bora § the Lick bay | cated; and should the certificate be | next fiseal year. Without this provision, i, "i ei ler the con: of ar association which had en up, as it usnall. by | troops at points distant from supply produc noaning. A Oe cana or the natore, where a consider- peers eaten recuinn ne ine, at large outlay of capital, and at great risk, a Diplomatic and Consular coonene latives | tion must elther go Without foo Ta? Srstiog cyusiderabie § periey | able body of people who have attempted to | and both taco cane far failed of achieving | demonstrated the practicability of toain- | of tne government, to whom it may have been | laws must be viniuted It ie nor attonler |) resisanes to tyeuQd | free themeelves of the control of the Superior | any success, whereby one party shall possess | MUring such means of communication. | presented, there is nothing to prevent the per- | with cost to tha Treasury. Seco, his ree on from tie edueatet few. bey | government have reached such point in oc. | and contro! the island to the exclusion of the The cost of correspondence of this agency | fon ciaiming to have been naturalized from ob. | ommendation for the enactment, of asys- ailed w ts i iness. should look t a sboriive, axd time has marked poimprovement | been recelved that in the opinion of Sp2in snacoloums heli palpi en thers eo meets | inthe situation, ‘Ine armed Beode of etter: | tine Gree ee en eee And yet the Wearearepiblic whereot | Si’€ ow occupy neariy the same ground as in | strife continues, with all itsdread horrors »*l @% another before the | the Psst, with the difference. from time totime, | and all its injuries to the interests of L'*« ULN HALL, THEODORE THOMAS UNKIVALLED CONCERT COMPANY TUESDAY EVENING, December WEDNESDAY EVENING, Decembor 15 THEODORE THOMAS’ g nment it ig | &f Moe lives sacrificed, more ier destroy- | United States and of other nations. Each that all should be | &4; 8nd wider extents of fertile and productive arty seems quite capable of working great and intelligence | fields and more and wore of vainable property injury and damage to the other, as weil as to wita a right | Copstantly wantonly sacrificed to the incen-| all the relations and interests dependent on y uf r " Was great, possibly not too large at the time | tai w certificate from the court, in | tem of annuities for the families of deceased . ‘ —awor 5 i t ales cupation of territory, in power and in general other. Under these circumstances, the agence: ; | taining a new certificate fro court, in -4 > GRAND CONCERTS. delligence; wheter teen bene Organizaion aa to consuitute in fact ‘« body | of others, cltner by mediation or by interes, | OF a proper remuneration for'so bazanious | ‘228, that which has been taken from him. | officers by voluntary dedu from Firet appearance of the celebrated (ontraitc, gue or by priesterart. Hence the | Politic, having @ government in substance as | tion, seems to be ihe only alternaitve. which and so costly an enterprise. It was, how- MME ANTOINITE STERLING, THE GRAND OBCRESTEA Aud EMINENT SOLO:8TS weil as ip name, possessed of the elements of | must sooner or later be invoked for ecessity for the pres stability, and equipped with the machinery fur | the termination of the strife. At tue same They are worth preserving, because | the @dministration of internal policy aud the time, while thus impressed, I ao not at tuis ve Secured the greatest goo! to the | €xecution of its laws, prepared and able to | time recommend the adoption of any meas- atest proportion of the population, of any | ®dminister justice at home, as well as in its | ure of interventiou. I shall be ready at all ‘he evil has become so great and of such fre-| the monthly pay of Officers. This, ecseation of the masses becomes of the first po ever, aheavy charge upon a means of com- quent occurrence that [ cannot too earnestly is bot atiended wi munication which the progress in the cocial | recommend that some etfective measures be | upon the ‘Treasury, and and commercial intercourse of the world | adopted to provide a proper remedy and means | the future relieve much distress which every found to be a necessity, and the obtaining | for the vacating of any record thus fraudulently | old army Officer bas witnessed in the past— of this French concession showed that other made, and of punishing the guilty parties to | of officers «tying suddenly or being Killed, » | not be presented to the late commis: ganized pee to the provisions of the z enmer ee - dealings with other powers, it is wi he | times, and e al friend of n capital than that already invested was | thetransaction. leaving families without even the means of Aetsiesicn tickets. One Dollar, _ at) f= mas ol poeemic erent Fe Become Province of those other powers to recep | Eantereeena ee a nuapuiion ete gooa | ready io enter Into competition with assur- | In this convection I refer also to the question | reaching their friends, if fortunat: enong® Lo ana pearsved seats wil commence en Poaeasetie | portion te the general ae education | Exisionce asa new snd independant nation. In | offices of the United States will be accepiaole pnts of sceiuate setarn soe their outlay. xbatriation and the election of nationality. | have friends to aid them. “Third: the repeal cember Sth, at Metrer % 2rd indepemlenee of thought and action. As | S4Ch cases other nations stmply deal with an | to aid In bringing about a peace houprable Seniete net ais tine nrmis crane Unita | , The United States was foremost in up- | of the law abolisuing mileage, aud a return grammes of the cone the primary step, tue: ®, toour advance- | Setvsily existing condition of things, and | to both. Itis due to Spain so far as this pos Onty St the people ‘ Doors open st 7.15. fon « Pianos ex ‘PITIERS IN ORATORIO Ab ( OSCREGATIONAL UHURCH, WITM THE PHil WakMONIC S. FRIDAY EVENING, December 10, First ond only appearance ty Oratorio of MLLE £2 RES’ TITIENS, (neem of the Lyric Stage. Haydn's sublime work, THE CREATION Mlle TERESA TITLENS. Sopranc Br. CBAB CE holding right of expatriation and was | to the old system. Fourth: the trial with : rs te States, but, of the world at large demanded, : nate ~ - joes under the corps of engiveers, and ment iu alf that tas marked our progres recognize as ono of the powers of the ‘earth | government is concerned, that the agency of : nh | Principally insirumental in overturowing | torped i » an past century, fees none ‘your earnest | that body politic which, possessing the neces, | & third power, to which I have averted Fe ne enn Ome the doctrine of perpetual alieziauee. Con- | &ppropr'ation for the same. Should’ w ideration—ahd most earnesily reeom- | S&r¥ elements, has in tact become a new power. | shall be adopted only as a last ex; talek Cootineen T was desirous ‘that | STéSS bas declared the right of exp:.riat on | €Ver occur Celween the United States an d it—that a constitutional amendment | 14 word, the creation of a new state is afact | Had it been the desire of the Uni ten | th sed connection should be made, | (0 be @ natural and inhereat right of ail peo- maritime pOwer, torpedoe “ To establish tae condition of things essential | to interfere in the affairs of Cuba, repeated bot cocton nar ge cession | Pie; but while many other o 8 have en- fg. if not the mos: “ective and cheap~ eral states for ratificst making it the | t0 the recognition of this tact, there must be a | opportunities for so doing have been pre- Sabaes oa be conte ee ok ectionabic, par, | acted laws providing what for tles suall uxiliary for the defence o: U&rbvors, and duty of eaen of the several states to establish | Peovle occupying @ known territory, united | sented within the last few years, but we bave tees et ‘which gave fora long ter:n o; | Be Becessary to work a change of allegiance, | also in Aggressive Operations, t.7! We can end forever maintain free public schools ade- | UNder some known and defined form of govern- | remained passive and have performed our mang A te Tight of telegraguiec om, | te United States has enacted no provisions | have. Hence it is advisable to. learn = quate to the education ofall the children in | Ment, acknowledged by those subject thereto, | whole duty, and all international obliga- Are de fag nhl rg coblebefmess ine | Oflaw, and has in no respect marked out | periment their best constractiou and app. the rudimentary branches, within their re. | ‘™ Which the functions of Government are ad- | tions to Spain with friendship, fairness and shores of Pieces ‘and the United States. 1 | DO aud when expatriation may be accom- | cation. as well aseffect. Fifth: a permanent spective limits, irrespective of sex, color, | ™!nistered 4 usual methods, competent to | fidelity, aud with spirit of patience and se ‘ . me be sabmitted to the legisiatures of the sev- mn lished by its citizens. Instan ! anization for the signal service EW ER, Zeoy n pide, “ok Telkgions, forbidding thé | mete out Justice to citizens i strangers; to | forbearance which negatives every possible EA peer y eagles yap a ct To the attention of the Goveminen ones | Tine Bervice has Dow become'n uesenity of Mr. SAMUEL YOUNG, Basw. hin: s: u et x public a: for private | suggestion of desire interfere or to a * citizens af thy Jui! ace, as well @s war, under the vance - EF Dr 2 Pr 5 Or pagan lear na prokibiting tse | Wrongs, aud able to assume the correlative ine | Theale tee eae hte fare OF Lo ad sur | Of the United States, andat te same time | Citizens of the United “States, either | Pe to the United States or to itscitizens | Baturalized = or = native born have | nent made by the present. blemai ent. ithe of aby pvt, err cle y oem | tag the coersnag formaont des fe | fey aiymiteel ut mis? af fei | ok erastes an cvaairig ond Reubg® | ermaly targus cuizeon or entice of | Sth era! br te appropeatn fr Hive, inunielpal, or other antuarity, for the | £ulting trom its aoquiaition of the rights of sov- | certain proposals, Which itis hoped may be | {fo — te Tint to control ths sondi- Absence of any provisions of legieistina wos | Condition of our navy at this tims is @ Ait, Or in aid, directly or indirectly, of ee ation Romer should exist complete in its | found to be the basis if not the actual xub- Jorisdietional waters of the United Siates to | t!S wuestion, when invoived In dificnities, | su! ject of satisfaction. It does not contain, ¥ religious sect or denomination, or in ald, ak itr pias Peso f eee ny = to mata — aa apd dae ~ Fequirements connect our shores with those of any | OF Wen it sects to be their interest, claim = ~4 i eee er page. 5 iron- Or the Penefit of any other object of any | “yp itt place amon Fat the “insurrection iy | snent bee tele tier “entitled to compinin, | reign states, pertains exctusively "to aed gees recvacis Fe eee: | Geemmat et umes wtkae eee but neither ie comnnetin atthe ins important ques- | Cuba bas shown a strength and endurance | These proposals have hot yet reached prvi Toten oa eit geatek Seaien | Which thay bees loog sacs Wbaeine eee | our Satan aoe ae ee tion I would also call your attention to the a pel Tp nent whether it be thelr Tull text. (On their arrival they will be as Congrose may im, aie we ‘absences of | 20 Which for years they nave rendered noser- | policy requires Legian should have a imaportance of correcting an evil that, if aa eatin bl thee in a a, it, it seems | taken into carefu! exam nation, Sod eh I legislation by Congran te w2s unwilling on the | Y!ce, nor held themseives in any way amea- | Dumber of aaee is character, while this permitted to continue, will probably lead to | & = ee le sey such civil organization | hope, lead to a satisfactory adjustmentof the one hand to Field to a foreign eta‘e the right -o | #b/e- In other cases naturalized citizens | Situation, and Ube nature of our com. great trouble in our land before the close of | xis? which may Fecoguited as an indepen- | Guestions to which they refer, and remove say that its grantees might land ‘onour shores, | mediately after naturalization, have re- | bine vo make those of other nu litue the jJth century. Itis the accumulation of | dent government, capable of performing its in- | the possibility of future occurrences such as while it pot oe asimilar right to our people to | Med to thelr native conntry; have beeome | dangerous to as under any circum: vast amounts Of untaxed cuureh property. ternational obligations, entitled to be treated as | have given rise to our just complaints. It ! Sale MORNING Store Fe=2's OPERA HOUSE. GERMAN THEATBE COMPANY From Concordia Opera House, Baltimore NDAY EVENING. December 6, A VOM THEATER” Pohi’s comed with « + iu three acts u “LUGIN ING, December 7, engaged in business; have accepted offices Our navy does contain, however, a consid- ee es In 1850, I believe, the churca property of | 0N€ 0! the powers of the earth. A recognition | is understood also that renewed efforts are olantans to Ganga tae aut Goeennee om or pursuits. inconsistent with” American | erable naiber of irou-clads of tne ‘monitor the United States which paid uo tax, muni- wat win the thee eet a peiteeperer | the bit praal adint Ba Ie id, | World and of civilization the facilities of such | {MizeMship and evidence no intent to retarn | class, werful and effective inc reer aetna ~~ siPel.or state, amounted to about 333,000,000, | ent with the facts, ‘ould compel the power | the internal admin 8 proper regart iy | Communication 8 were proposed. I therotore | ‘ the United States until catled upon to dis- | Ate powerful and effective for harbor defence Jn 1860 the amount had doubled; in 1575 itis | granting whee) 4 Support by force the govern- | Persuaded, however. mre a | Hes regard for | withheld an: resistance to the landing of ths pon some duty to the country where they are | and for operations near our own shores. Of THURS) About £1,000,000,000. By 1900, without check, | Ment to which it had really given its oniy claim | the interests of the United States and of its | cabie on condition that the offensive m>nopol residing, when at once they a-sert their citizen- ones, “DONNA DIANA syfaree ta four itis safe to say this proj YY will reach a | Of existence. citizens entitle it to relief from the strain to y | emp ‘and call upon the Representatives of the sum exceedin; ‘55, , sre ta) tne e nant the United Statesshould ad- | whieh it has been subjected by the dimical. | feature of the concession be abandoned, and | CoP racer ta hia thea ene eee preten- Tecelving all the protection ant Vattato™ | nove ts thetpelicy and the panne ead | whic it bs Questions, and the wrongs and | (iat wheTight of any cable which may be es- | ore, “Iris but justice to attsar hae aoe government, without bearing its proportion | have heretofore been its sure and safe ga:des | losses which arise :rom the contest in Cuba, land ven m tart ie coment te | thet no doubt should exist on such uestion=, ofthe burdens and expenses of ‘the same, | i? like contests between revolted colonies and | and that the interests of humanity itself de. | 42d upon French territory,and to connect with “DIE ALTE SCH @ comedy in four ° and that Congress should determine by enac: si = will not be looked t <e Clearact say country, and actiog enly upon the | mand the cessation of the strife before the | French. land lines, and enjoy ail the mecos- | Mo that Oongress should determi: be accom- Aémierton. ‘ BO ond 95 Cos | Soave what maee eran fades Ten OY. | clearest evidence, sbouid avotitars po-sibility | whole island shall be laid waste, and larger | (LY, stguitics OF privileges incident to plished and chi mage of citizenship be estan: ett ing country where real estate enhances so | Of suspicion or of imputation. A recognition | sacrifices of life be made, I shal! feel it my | any other ap Padme As there. | lished. ae a aaa rapidiy, with me, as in the Unitet States, | of the inde; ce of Guba being in my opin- | duty, should my bh of asatisfactory ad- | Suh Inereor tae phalinnaig ny question re. | . 1 alo invite your attention to the necesity of 3 B a there fs’ scarcely a imi to the wealth that | lon lmpracticable rad, lndetonstble, the ques | justment too sano ot ee ee Of | nounced the exclusive privilegs, andthe | Feeulating by law the status of 2 bie tally informed ¢ may ui: ions, religious prese! of the re- | peace and removal causes ot . women who may marry foreigners, and of detii emai yh tN eam Pee oat ag nr Haws | cognition of belligerent rights tn tho cartes to complaint be unhappily disappointed, to | Teen tading Me aia ered that, | ing more fally that of elldesa bota tam nereen HANS VON BULOW, Without taxation, The contemplation ‘of so | the contest. make a further communication to construed as ting the ‘catire rect ity | Country of American parents, who may reside Wie SEEATEST MASTER OF THE PIANO.) | vast a propecty as bere alluded to, without | _ {0 former message to Congress I had ocea- | at some period not far remote and during the and equal facilities which had been dimond. abroad, and also of eome further provisien rega- Mit cceng at the close of a series of perfo~mances taxation, may to sequestration, with. | Sion to consider this question, and reached the | present session, recommending what may ‘ed, thi the lating or giving legal etfectto marriages of Bee te hae NEP EUSA OP ree sete? | ont constitutional authority aud thigeen | conclusion that the costiet ta Coie eee: seem to me to be necessary. was withdrawn. ‘The cabice culer we Page ee arp bees IS ine be t the taxati all eS aT digni Cleng since eeicene oe the Macnee ore French concession, was landed in the mouta Snenes Reet te oe wg HAN i! by would su; @ taxation of 1 ar. a ANS VOR ROLOW with ge, erty equally, whether chureh or Sorpardign, | itmow after this layed at ti <r cH a tiors on Eoovaen < to the ‘considera- corporation, ual excirpting only the last resting place of the | 8¢¢ that any notable success, or any marked or | adjacent to our frontier, continues fu tol | ¥@ icatie tion of the dead. and 1y, with proper restrictions, | Feal advance on the part of the tosurgenta ‘has operation, "It has always, been materially pen ee pee eee at en | hmnbaste dane toengage the at:enrion Oor relations with most of the foreign | test. It juired age bat, not | an incentive to traders in Mexico to supply, Who had the of the cable con- pode mew as relations or TWO (2) GRAND CONCERTS, viz: TUESDAY and THURSDAY EVE'S, Dec. 7 and 9, Assisted by the young and talented soprano, LIZZIE CRONYN Admission. $1; reserved seats, $2. Seats for sals 0a and after tarday - December 4, at Metzerott & Go Music Store. Chickering Pianos are used by Vou Bulow ‘Bov-9 Test COMIQUE, Bccenin Sirce:, telow Pransyleanta Avenue. OPEN THE YEAB BOUND. Performance EVERY NIGHT. Matinee f oe, La ‘and Child ERY WEDNESDAY aud Spay AFTERNOONS. a — FIRST-CLASS IN EVERY RESP SCT. Seen @satisfactory and friend: ay, Dg. Tnereasca intercourse, the extension 0) commerce and the calngetion of mai = a steadily 1 pe rela- ons large majori powers of the world, rendering practlcable thapence ful solution of questions which from time to Ume necessarily arise leaving few which de- or particular tion <a Sh road is transmitted herewith. ‘eessi! already laid. Variety, Drama, Burles;ne and Comedy. rov22 am to @nnounce the passage of an og ge Se Receipts from internal revenue ie 4 ——— ee |. Sm bee Rectanai an. | judge’ in every ence, ein of the | Renewed remonstrances upon this subject | 97 Scable has been laid, known as aden LECTURES. claimed since the adjournment of on ress, cular attending facts. Untess jus- | have been addressed to the Mexican govern- the Ui Ay Cable Company, con- eo of June, 1874, sare $102 400; LE . for the abolition of servitude in the by necessity it is al ‘and | ment, but without much apparent The | pecting pee in a ee fete. colonies. Ie is to be hop~i that such | justly regarded as an uniriendly and a dervioein that quarter ie quite Soke be laid also shows a history of the ee cojsimmation t bare mo greatly reduced. See break was | 8nd ins re a Z hn FY hamorons and th: iyyunder any guise, pagal or Cary (epee hy pa “ine had been —4 Sanpot comment se Taly a 'eboul Tike is f in boudage duced raised. This cable being now | 40 if: ‘would bat will editorial opinion aiso that it is the duty of the Uaited oath reduced by | myselfto m few yas which States as coutribati that end But Pog yl ye Z veital to te best inte | papas d the spirit. of the. age sin wien Sensd tn tbe touen on tascnemaeay taco “ac of the | the consolidated companies. "Phere is reneon ‘hole peope~comaing within ine decrt | Ulatno citizen of theUatied States abali howd | Belligerence too iv atact. ‘The mere gristeace | “"Thenenteediaay of the joint Commission | Bae asdabroel, are ready to se peeeiks | nich sizes chaeer ha eae mu ‘quer