The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-09-16

?. The treaty between Russia and Prus-
s'a, of the 2iss of April, (3d of May
1915.
$, The additional treaty relative to -Cracov
betw cen Austria, Prussia and Russia, of the
2lst April (sd May) 1915.
q. The treaty between Prussia and Saxo.
ny, of the 18th May, 1915.
5. The sclaration ct tie king Of Saxony
on the rights of the house of Schoenburgh, o
the 18th May. 1915.
6. The treaty between Prussia ant! Hano-
vfl, OF the 29th May, 1915.
z. The conventioit between Prussia and the
grand duke Of SAKE Weimar
g. The conve ntion between Prussia and III,
duke and priuce ct Nassau.
9. he act on tie federative constitution
of Germany.
10. The treaty between the king of the Low
Countries and Prussia, England, Austria, and
Russa,,o 1915.
IL. The declaration of the powers on the
affarsot the Helvetic consideration, of the
2Oth March, 1915, and the act OF accession of
the diet of the 18th OF May. -.
~ The protocol of the 26th of March
1915, on the cessions made by the king of
Sardinia, to the Canton OF Geneva.
IL. The treaty between The king of Sardinia
Austria, England, Pusssia, Prussia, & France.
IA. The act ntituled &c Conditions which
serve as the basis of the union of thelstates of
Genoa with those OF lis Sandman MAJESTY"
Is. The declaration of the powers on the
abolition Of the slave trade. -,
l6 The regulations of the committee Of
navigation. l.. -
IL. Ihefegulations respecting the rank of
the diplomatic agents i. =
Are considered as integral parts of the ar
arrangements OF tie congress, aud shall have
throughout tine same force sad v;ridity as if
they were inserted word for - in the pc
neral treaty. 81.
~. All the powers assembled at congress,
az well as the princes * free towns who have
concured IN the arr-ngemene and in the acts
confirmed in this general treaty, are invited
to accede to it. 49,
l2Os The French language having been
employed exclusively in all the copies of the
present treaty, it S declared by the powers
that have concutred in the act, that the en-
pioyment OF that language shall not be drawn
into precedent for the future so that eve
ny power reserves 10 atlop. for itself IN future.
negotiations and cpnventons, the language it
has heretofore employed in its diplomatic re-
lauons, without the linitaeion Of this treaty as
AN established example to the contrary,
12l. The present treaty ehall be ratified,
and the Publications exchanged within six
mouths, and by the court OF Portugal in year,
or sooner, if possible.
a copy shall be deposited at Vienna, in the
archives OF the court and state of his imperi-
al, royal, and apostolic majesty, in. case any
OF the courts of Europe shall find it expedient
to consult the original text.
In faith OF which the respective plenipoten-
tiaries have signed it, and affixed to it the
seals Of their arms
Done at Nienns, on the ninth of June. in
the year at grace one tho'sand ei.,ht hunlred
ard fifteen.
Here follows the signatures in the alphabet
jcal order of the Courts -
.3t,ssriR---irincc MEGTERNICH
Baron WEISS ENBERG
france----Priree TkLLEYRAND
Duke ofDALBERG, s-.t
Count ALEXIS De NoAILLES,
G. Brita;r--C l;ANCARTY,
C..FHCARr,
STEWART,
POItugaI--Count PALMELIA,
ANr0Ni0 nE. SAl.DANHA DE GA
JOAQUIN LoBoDA suvEn,A,
PrusSiG----trince HARDfNBFsRG,
Baron HUAROi.DI,
Rxssa----Prnce R3S9asdGUFFSI,
COunt SIAHllsBERG,
Court \ ESSEttRO ODE,
SI0eder--Connt -sXEL LOYW ENHlELN.