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(Signed) WELLINGTON.

This day, the Sd Of July, 1915, Commits
sioners named by the Commanders m Chief
| Ut the respective armies. that is to say, the
Baron B;gnon, holding the Portefeuille of For
! eign Affairs (; the Count Guilleuiinot Chief
| of the General Staff of the French Army /;
| the Count de Bondy. Project of the depart
ment of the Seine, being furnished with the
! fail powers Of his EHcelency the Marshal
Prince of Echmuh,, Commander in Chief of
the Preach Army, on the o'ie side & Major
General Baron Mufiing. furnished with the
fuu powers ofhis Hishness the Field-Marsh;,l
Prince Butcher, Commander in Chief OF the
Prussian Army Col Harvey, furnished with
the tuli powers Of his Excellency the Duke
at Wellington, Commander 10 Chief of the
ting's1 Army, on tfe other side, have agreed
to the following Articles -
Art. l. There shall be a suspension Of arms
between the allied armies commanded by his
Highness the Prince Blncher and his Excel
lenoy the Duke Of Wellington, & the French
army under the walls OF Paris.
Art. ~. The French army shall put itself
in march tomorrow, to take up its position
behind the Lore. Paris shall he completely
evacuated IN three days and the movement
behind the. Loire shall be effected within eight
days.
Art. III The French army shall take with
1t all its material. field artillery, military
chest, horses and property. OF regiments, with
out exception, Ar persons belonging To the
dePots shaii also be removed, as well rs those
belonging to the different branches of admins
tration which belong to the army.
Art. ~ The sick and wounded and the
medical eAcers whom 1t nay be necessary to
leave with them, are placed under the spe-
'cial protection OF the Commanders in Chief of
the English and Prussian armies.
Arc. y. The military and those holding en-
pioyments To whom the foregoing Article re-
iates, shall be at liberty immediately after
their recovery TO Join the corps to which they
belong.
Art. " The wives and children of all indi-
vlduais belonging 20 the French army, shall
be at liberty 80 remain in Paris. The wives
shall be allowed 70 quit Paris for the purpose
OF rejoining the army, and 60 carry with them
/ their property and that of their husbands.
Art W. The officers of the line employ
ed with the Federes, or with the Traillcurs
otthe National Guard, may either join the
army or return to their homes, or the places
OF their birth.
Art. FI{i. Tomorrow, the 9Th of July, at
midday, 1t. Dennis. St. Oaens, Clichy an
NeuIlly, shall be gwen up. The day alter to
morrow, the 5th, at the same hour, Mont
martre shall be given up. Tie third day, the
9th, all the ,rrje rs shall be given up.
Art. X. The duty Of the city OF Paris shall
u
and by the corps OF the municipal sendarms-
RE.
Art. X The Commanders in Chief OF the
English and Pruss,an armies engage,to re =
! spect, y 10 make those under their command
respect, the actual authorities so long as they
| shall exist.
Art. II. Public property, with the exception
OF that which relates to war, whether it be-
| longs to the Government, or depends upon
J the Municipal Authority, shall be respected,
| and the Allied Powers will not. Interfere IN
any manner, with its administration and man
! aSement.
| Art. &IL Frivata persons and property
shalitbe equally respected. The inhabitants,
| and in general, all Individuals who Shall be
| IN the capital, shall continue to enjoy their
| nights and liberties without being disturbed
or called to account either as to the situations
which they hold or may have held, Or as to
| their conduct or political opinions.
| Art. Kill The foreign troops shall not in
| terpose any obstacle to the provisioning of
the capital, and will protect. on the contrary,
the arrival and the free circulation of tie ar
ticles which are destined for it.
Art. XIV. The present Convention shall
| be Observed, and shall serve to regulate the
| mutual relations, until the conclusion of peace.
In case OF rupture. it must be denounced in
| the usual torms' at least ten days beforehand
| Art. AZ. 1T difficulties arise in. the execu-
ton OF any one of the articles of the present
| Convention, the Interpretation of it shall be
| made IN favor of the French army and Of the
| city of Paris.
! Art. XVI TIE present Convention is de-
clared common. to all the allied armies, pro-
| vided it be ratified ~ the Powers OH which
these Armies are dependant.
| Art. XIII The notifications shall be ex-
changed to morrow, the 4th of July, at s o.
| clock in the morning at the bridge Of NeuiI-
| ly.
! Art. XVTLL. Com -nissioners shall be ma
med by the respective parties, in order to
/ wacch over the execution Of the present Con-
| ventlon.
Done and signed at St. Cloud, in triplicate,
| by the Commissioners above named, the day
| and year above mentioned.
| { SSHedJ TIE BaToH Bignon,
| Cunt GidlsmiHOt,
| Cofht he Bondy,
Tie Baron De B5u67mg,
W p n. b. Hcyuev, ColoneL
Approved audratiicd me present Suspension Of
| Arns, at Paris, the 5iJuiy, 1915.
! Array Bl,
| (Sighej)
1farstdJA .c Friace D'Eck0uM.
LrvrnrooI, July 10.
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