The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-23 00:00:00

ARTICLE 14.

Their Majesties the Emperor of all the Ramie&
and the Bohan having concluded a emana-
tion for the purpose of determining the force
and numbor of light view& neeessary for
the service of their coasts, which they merino to
themselves the right of keeping op in the Black Bea,
this convention is ed to the present treaty, and
shall have the same force and value as if it had
formed an integral part of it. This convention as
neither be annulled nor modified without the assent
of the powers parties to the present treaty.

ARTICLE 16.

The set of the Congress of Vienna haying
established the principlts destined to regulate the
navigation of the riven which separate or traverse
several state., the contracting powers stipulate
between thenteelveethat few the &tore theseprinsiples
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shall be also applicable to the Desoto and to WI

embouchures. They declare that this dMposition
constitutes henceforth a part of the public law of
Europe, and they take it (the dispositioo) wider
their guserstse.

The navigation of the Danube cannot bo subjested
to any hindranos (nitrate) or does (mimosa) widely
shall not be expressly provided for by the stirdadoas
eontaised is the following articles. In coaseeposnos
se tell (phys) shall be taken that may be based
solely spat the feet of the savigation of the river,
Dar say duty (*a) spas asesbandiss wide& may be
on board vessels. The polies sod gas:satins re-
galed,. to be established for the impurity of
the elate separated or traversed by this river,
shall be eoaseised is snob a manner se to favour the
circulatioa of vessels as sub es possible, (°mowl roe
fairs a• parrs). Save these reguladoes ao °boatels

rwarinvor @baths *esti in ths way of tlse free natl.'
Sea IC
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the of main the dispedriooo of
tie laglsle, a ossisismice ilk which
P . Austria; Great Britain, Pruda, Rods,
Sardinia, and Turkey, shall sub be represented
be a delegate, shall be charged to desiga sod
oases to be executed the assessary works froze
Latch. downwards (dyad* hageka) in order to clear
the mouths of the Danube as well se the neighbOar-
ing parts of the sea, Iron the sand and other
obstacles which obstruct than, so as to put that
pert of the river, and the said parts of the see, in
the best possible state of navigability.
To cover the expenses of these works as well as of
the estsblich ciente having for their °Wet to aware and

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facilitate the navigation of the mouths of the Danube,
fixed duties, at a proper (colvensable) rate, to be
settled by the Couloir/on by a majority of rota,
may be levied, oa the express conditions that in this
respect, as in all others, the sags of all nations shall
by treated on a lowing of perfect equality.

ARTICLE 17.

A Commission shad be appointed, comprerd of
dele‘atre of Austria, Bavaria, the Sublime Porte, and
Wurtembrrg (one for sack of thee, powers), to which
Commissioe, the Commission of the three Dans/lien
Principalities, whose nomiaatlou shall have bee
approved of by the Porte, shall be joined. This
Commission, which shall ha permanent, will Snit
draw up the regulations of navigation and of fluvial
police; secondly, remove the obstacles (cuirass)
of whatever nature they may be, which as yet
prevent the appticatiou of the dispositions of
the treaty of Vienna to the Danube; thirdly,
give orders for and oases to be executed the
sesseary works throughout the whole course of
the river Our tout is pareours ds
_lleum); and
fourthly after the dissolution of the European axe.
mission, see to the maintenance of the navigability
of the mouths of the Danube, and the neighbouring
parts of the see.

ARTICLE 18.

It is understood that the European Commission
will have fulfilled its task, and that the bordering
(rineraise) commiakion will have terminated the
works designated in the preceding article under
the Nos. I and 2, within the space of two
years. The Powers parties to this treaty, assembled
in conference and informed of these facts, will after
having taken note of them (spree ow avow
prir acts), pronounce the dissolution of the

European Commission, and thenceforth the perma-
nent bordering (rier/rains) commission shall enjoy
the sass power§ is those with which the European
commission will have been invested up to that time.

ARTICLE 19.

Is order to assure the execution of the regulatioos
which shall have been settled by common accord, in
accordance with the principles hereinbefore enunci-
ated, each of the oontraetiog powers shall have the
right at all times to station two light •essels at the
mouths of the Danube.

ArncLE 20.

In exchange for the towns, ports, and territories
enumerated in Article 4 of the present treaty, and in
ceder the better to assure the liberty of the navigation
of the Danube, H. M. the Emperor of all the Russia'
°went' to the rectification of his frontier is
Bessarabia.

The new frontier will start from the Black
Bea at one kilometre to the east of Lake
Bourna-Bola, will perpendicularly rejoin the
Akerman.road, follow this road es far as the valley
of Trojan, pass to the south of Belgrade, re-seotrod
along the river Yalpack as far as fisrataika, and
will terminate at itakamori ea the Prath. Above
this point the old frontier between the two empires
will undergo no moiilloation.
Delegates of the contracting powers will settle, in
its details, the boundary Ilse of the new frontier.

ANTI CLE 21.

The terrftory ceded by Reseda shall be ed to
the Principality of Moldavia, under the suzerainty of
the Sublime Porte.

The inhabitants of this territory will enjoy the
rights and privileges mond to the Principalities,
and during the epics of three years they shall be
permitted to remove their domicile elsewhere, freely
disposing of their property.
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Arnms 22.

The Priocipalities of Wallachia and Moldavia will
continue to enjoy, ander the suzerainty of the Porte,
and under the guarantee of the oontraetiog powers,
the privileges and immunities of which they are in
poseessios. No exclusive pro'ectioo shall be exer-
cierd over them by say one of the guaranteeing
powers. There shall be no private (particsaies)
right of interference with their internal affairs.

Aincia 23.

The dahlias* Porte engages to preserve to the
aforaesid Principalities an independent and national
administration, se well ss full liberty of worship,
legislation, commerce and navigation.

The laws and statutes now in fermi shall be re-
vised. To establish • complete seeped as to this
revision, • special commission with regard to the
composition of which the high contracting parties
will come to an understanding, will assemble without
delay at Bucharest, together with a commission of
the Sublime Porte.

The talc of this comssiedon will be to inquire into
the actual state and condition of the Principalities,
and to propose the bases of their future organisa-
tion.

Anicul 24.

H. M. the Sultan promises to convoke immediately
in each of the two provinces, a divan ad hoe, com-
posed in such a manner as to constitute the most
exact representation of the interests of all clseree
of society. Thaw divans me to give expres-
sion to the wishes of the populations relative to
the definitive organisation of the Principalities.
An iutrootion of the Congress will regulate the
relations of the Commission with these divans.

Arricui 26.

Taking into consideration the 'opinion expressed
by the two divans, the Commission will, without
delay, transmit the result of its own Mews to the
present mete the C 'filename. Times''understanding

with the Suzerain Power will be recorded (cow•
meth) in a convention concluded at Paris between
the high °attracting parties, and a hat,i-scherifi con-
formable to the stipulations of the convention will
definitively constitute the organisation of these pro-
vince►—placed thenceforth under the collective ani-
mates of all the Powers parties to the treaty.

THE EXPRESS, WIDNISDAT EVENING, APRIL 2s, 1858.

Amax W.
The Prinsibedity el thewia will eontince to he de-
resdist epos (A rolowir do) the %blies Pert con-
formably to t►e Imperial Hatter, which Ix acidotic.
mice its rights and humanities pima besmear*
ander the collective guarantee et the °entreating ,
powers.

- In conemplence the said Principality will preserve
It. independent and national administration u well
ea fell liberty of warebip, legislation, commerce,
sod navigation.

Ain= 29.

The right of garrison of the Sublime Porte,
such as is stipulated for by anterior reguletions,
is maintained. No armed intervention is to take
place in Sarnia wi.bout a previous accord between
all the contracting powers.

A3tzeL3 30.

Hie Majesty the Emperor of all the Ravine and
his Majesty the Sultan keep in its integrity the
state of their possessions in Asia, each as it existed
legally before the rupture.

IN ordrr to prevent any local contest, the boonriery
of the ft ontier will be verified. and if nerd be recite, d.
but S 3 as that no territorial prejudice shell re►ult
to either of the two parties from any such notifica-
tion.

With this view a mixed Commission cons.
posed of two }Weeks Cammissioners. two Otto•
man Commissioners, one Preach Cimmiesioner,
and one English Commissioner, shell be sent
to the locality (avr lie lieux) immediately after
the re-establishment of diplomatic relations be-
tween the Court of Russia and the Sublime
Porte. The labours of this Commission are to be
I terminated within the spies of eight mouths, doting
from the exchange of the ratifications of the
present trea,y.