At the recent International Exhibition of Fish and ]isherics at Berlin. the participation of the United States. notwithsta nding the haste with which the commission was forced to make its preparationo. was extremely successful and meritorious. winning for private exhibitors numerous awards of a high class. and for the country at large the principal prize of honor offered by His Majesty the Enmperor. The result of this great success cannot but be advantageous to this important and growing industry. There have been some questions raised between the two governments as to the proper effect and interpretation of our treaties of naturalization. but recent dispatches from our rninister at Berlin show that favorable progress is making toward an understanding. in accordance with the views of this Government. which makes and admits no distinction whatever between the rights of enative and a naturalized citizen of the United States. In practice. the complaints of molestation suffered by naturalized citizens abroad have never been fewer than at present. There is nothing of importance to note in our unbroken frienilly relations vith the Governments of AustriaHungary. Russia.
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