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F o r E / G n,
( TREATIES
!. Diplomatic Papers of the Third
Coalition.
Pssseaied 70 toe British Parliament, Jan.
2sIh, 1906
(e0ntiausd)
'TREATIEs

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Copy of the declaration deliveredby prince
C2artoryski 90 the ambassador count de
Sradion. on the assh July eth August,
1906.
The und ersigned minister for foreign at
fairs, being authorized TO that effect by his
~maiesty the emperor Of all the Russias,
declares TO his exceilency the ambassador
4Souns de Ssadion as follows:
I. The several observations and Propo'
sails by the court of Vienna. in the prelimi.
mary declaration delivered by the vice chan.
seeller Of the cour, ana state, count de CO.
tbenzel, TO the ambassador caunt de Razou.
mofsky, on the 7th Of July, are assumed
by his majesty the emperor OF all the Rus'
sias, TO serve as basis for the concert OF
measures between the court OF Russia and
those Of Vienna and of London. In like
manner the notifications proposed therein
by his imperial and royal majesty tor 'Ee
regulation of the affairs OF the continent,
are also adopted, in case there oeiog
reason TO hope that war may be avoided oy
means of negociasiou.
2. His majesty the emperor OF all the
Rnssias confirms the military arrangements
detailed in the protocol of conferences held
between the general baron dc Wintzinge.
rode on one side, and the prince de Sch.
warzenberg, an6 general Mack on the o.
cher. end which was signed the 10th or
July. And his imperial majesty engages
~sStrictly TO fulfil The whole of the measures
'lherein arranged
s. His majesty the emperor OF all tire
1Russias engages, moreover, TO endeavoor
10 prevail on his Britannia majesty to con-
sent to the mobilization and demands con.
sained in the paper cntitled, remarks on
some particular objects OF the convention
signed between the courts OF Petersburg
and London the Solh etMareh, IL of Al rl
of this year.
q. His majesty the emperor Of all the
yours 20 "a tesahlee 4sst Il
grant the total amount of the subsidiary de-
xnands made by the court of Vienoa, with
ahis condition nevertheless, that in case his
Imperial majesty notwithstanding all his
exertions should fail in the attempt, this
circumstance shall occasion no essential
changein the measures concerted between
Russia aud Austria.
S. His majesty The emperor of all the
Russias engages as soon as the whole or a
part of the Russian troops shall have pass
ed their frontiers, not TO treat for peace
bur upon those bases which his imperial
majesty has himself aekuowled 10 be indis.
pensable for the safety of Europe; and
when the war shall have broken out, to
make neither peace nor truce, without
&she concent Of the allies, accord 70 the sei.
pulations of the concert of the Soth March,
18th April, Of this year,
The uudersignedi in delivering this prs.
liminary declaration, which is to be in the
place and have the validity of the most So
denim aer, TO the ambassador Of Austria, is
authorised TO announce TO him at the same
sime, that be is ready to proceed immedi.
a,ely on this basis 10 the conclusion of
the formal act OF accession of the court OF
Vienna to the, concert ofthe soth March,
7Ith. April
The present declaration, and that deli.
svercd IN return by the ambassador count de
sSsadion, Shall be ratified by the respective
ssovereigns IN the shortest possible term, &
sahe rati6cations exchanged at St. Peters
barg.
10 faith of which the undersigned Joint
mi6ister for foreign affairs has signed the
present declaration, has caused the seal
of his army to be affixed thereto, and has
exchanged it against the declaration signed
this. day by his sxcellency The count de Sta
dion.
Done az St. Pesersburgh the 2s,h July,
9th August, 1905.
Signed,
CT. S. Prince Aaam Czartoyyski.
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