Virginia Argus. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1796-1816, 1815-09-09

Che territories of Prussia and the kingos Han
over.
The 39d merely contains minor regulations res.
pecting the baliwck of Meppen.
The esd refers to the cessions to be made t.
the duke OF Oldenburg.
The 34th gives the title Of grand duke OF
luxembourg to the duke of Holsteln oldenburgh.
The35th and 36th settle the titles of the grand
dukes of MecSlenburgh, Schwerin, and Sterlitz
md the grand duke of SAKE Wemar.
The 37th specifies the cessons To be made to
the grand duke of SAKE Waimar
The 3eth and 39th relate TO the same object.
The 10th provides for the cession of the anci-
ent department of Fulda
! The 41st has merely reference to the proceed
ing article.
The 42d conveys the city Of Wetzlar in full
sovereignty to the king of Prussia.
The 43d contains arrangements respecting the
ancient circle of Westphalia.
The 44th and 45th contain disposition rela-
tive to the grand duchy of Wurzburg, and the
principally of Asschaffenburg, in favor of Bava-
ria and the establishment of the prince primate.
BY the 10th it is declared that the city of
Frankfort be afreecity, and form part of the
Germanic league.
The 47th grants indemnitics TO the grand duke
of Hesse.
Then follow variety of articles relative to
the Gernianc confederation--the regulations
with respect to election-the mode of collecting
Notes.-The residence ofthe diet of Frankfort
the formation of fundamental laws--the mante-
nance 9fpeace in Gernany-these extend to and
include the 9th articles there then va
fiety of articles respecting the limits of the Ne
theilands, and the grand ducy of Luxumburgli--
the duchy of Bouillon, and the cessions of the
house ca Nassau, in Germany, and tine union OF
the Belgic provinces.
IL al.
relative TO the affairs OF Switzerland
The 77th provides for the right of the inhab
tants OF the princpality ofBerne; they are TO en-
Joy the same political and civil rights they iar-
merly possessed.
The 79th relates to The arrangements between
France and Geneva
The SQth refers to the cessions of The king of
Sardinia TO the canton of Geneva.
There is then in the Esd article, an arrange
ment relative to the funds placed in England
The 8ith describes the limits of the estates Of
the king ofSardna
The s7th gives the king ofSardinia the title Of
the king of Geneva.
The next material article is the 93d, which
restores the ancient Austrian possessions, includ-
ing all the territory which had been ceded by
Austria by former treaties and then there is an
enumeration of the territories SO restored
The goth provides for the navigation of the
There then follow variety of arrangements,
which our limits do not allow us to state
The 105th and following articles relate to the
affairs of Portugal Therestoration of Oliyenza
and other resolutions on the part of the Prince
regent of Portugal. These arrangements are
continued and detailed with aminuteness which
we find impossible to follow, on account of our
circumscribed space.
BY the 10Th article all the powers assembled
at Congress, well rs the princes and free cities.
who have concurred in the arrangement are in
vited 70 accede to it.
The ooh article referring to this treaty being
IN the French language, provides that it shall not
be precedent for subsequent treaties or nego-
Citations, being in alangnage different from what
they iarmerly.usedto be.
The 21st articles provide that the ratification
or the treaty shall be exchanged within SIX
months, and by the court of Portugal in wear
HPessible. The treaty is to be deposited at Vi.
enna, among the archives of the court and state
OF his imperial and apostolic majesty, in order
that it may be referred TO by any of the courts of
Europe who may wish to consult the original
text. 1t is dated Vienna, the 9th June, 1915,
and then follow the signatures of the plenipoten-
tiaries.