The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1815-08-05

concluded between the respective command
ants OF the said places, and the generals or
officers commanding the allied troops, as to
the manner OF evacuating the fortified places,
as well as for what regards the sick and
wounded, who will be left in the hospitals,
and tor the means of transport which win be
furnished TO them
Art. VII. The Neapniitan Commandments
ot the said places are respcnsi BILE for the pre-
ssrvation of the magazines within them, at
tn" moment OF their being made over, and
they shall be given up in military order, IS
well az every thing which is contained within
the fort-essts.
Art. VIZ. Staf Officers of the Allied and
Neapoltan armies shall b. immediately dis
patched to the different places asovemeuti-
oned. in order TO make known to the Com
nandants these st,3ulaiions, and 10 convey
~ them the nccess ny Instructions for putting
them IN execution.
a t. TX. After the occupation of the ca
pital, the remainder of The territory OF the
kingdom of Naples shall be Wholly surren-
dered TO the Allies.
Art " Hrs excellency the general in
chiSf, Baron DE Carascosa, engages, until
the entry OF the allied army into the capital
OF NaPles,'to supevinteud the preservation of
all the public property OF the state, without
exception;
A't. Al. e. Ahe allied army engages, 70
take measures IN order to AVOID all kinds Of
civil disorder, and to occupy the NeapolltaD
territory in the most peaceable manner. ~
Art. MI. All prisoners of war that have
reciprocally been made diring this campaign,
as well by the allied armies as by the Neapo-
Titan army. shall be given up on both sides
Art Nil. Permission will be granted to
all Foreigners or Neapoiitans to leave the
Kingdom with legal passports. during the
space OF month from the present date
lhe sick or wounded must make a similar
application within the same time.
he present convention when-it shall have
| received its ratification, shall be exchanged
with the least possible delay.
IN faith OF which the undersigned have ,af-
Fixed their signatures and the seals of their
arms. .a,
Made upon the linz of tie. advanced posts
At Casa Lanzi, before Capua, the Goth of
May, 1915.
a.. 81 The Baron COLLETTA, 1t. Gen.
Connection of State. Commander of the
Royal Order of the two Sices, decora-
ted with the Medal of Honor, Chief IN
gineer of the Neapol;tan army. ~
H. s. The Count DE 'NIEPPERG,
Chamberlain, knight of the Order of
Maria Theresa, and of ST. George Of Rus
STA, Grand Cross of the Orders of Swe-
den, OF 81. Anne, md of St. Maurice of
Sardinia, Field Marshal, commanding &
division of the Imperial Austrian army
]. in the kingdom OF Naples.
In virtue OF my powers, and in quality Of
General in chief Of the Neapoltan army,
We have approved and ratified and here
by approve and ratiy, the above ava ales
Of the present Military Convention Gil
Ven at Casa Lanzi, before Capua.
a.. s. The BARON CARASCOSA.
IN virtue of my powers, ahd.as General in
Chef OF the Austrian army in Naples, !
ratitY the above articles Of the present
Military Convention.
a.. s. BIANCHI, 1t. Gen.
Signed Sratifed by us, Envoy Extraordi
nary and Minister Plenipotentiary OF
HIS Britannia Majesty, at the Court of
Tuscany, in the absence of the eon,na.si-
ing officers Of the Br tish Naval Land
forces, employed Oh the coasts of Ma
pies.
20. 1915.
e.. S. BURGHERSH.
FJdH1yl e T. II, - II u