Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1816-01-25
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exercised over The alore said places and DIS
tricts.
Art. III. The fort6caton of IIun;nguer
having been constantly al object of uneas
ness to the town of Basic, the h gh coutrac-
ting parties, in order to give to the Hrlvetic
Confederation new proof oftheir good will
and solctude, have agreed between each
other to demolsh the Qualifications of Hu-
ninguen and the Frencn government,
from the same motives ,stipuiates, that they
shall rcver b rebuilt, and not replaced
by other Notifications at a distance less
than three leagues from the town OF Basic.
The neutrality of Switzerland shall be
extended to tine territory which is to the
north of line to be drawn from Ugine,
including that city, to the south OF the
Lake OF Annecy, by Favorge. as far as
Locheraiue, and from thence to the Lake of
Brouget and Tic Rhcne, in the same man
ner that iS was extended to che provinces of
Chablais and Faucigny, by the Cpd arti-
Gle OF the final act Of the Congress of vi
enno.
Art. ". The pecuniary indemnity to be
furnished by France to the allied powers is
liked at the sum of seven hundred millions
OF francs. The mode, terms, and guaran-
tee % the payment of said sum, shall be re-
gulated by particular convention, which
shall have the same force and validity as if
1T were formally inserted i'll the present
treaty.
Art. V. The state of disquiet and fer
mentation to which France, after SO many
violent shocks, and more especially since
the last catastrophe, notwiths andng the
paternal intentions of the king, and the adj
vantages assured by the constitutional
charter to ali classes of her subjsct must
necessarily be subjected, requiring fer the
security OF the ueighboring states, mea-
sures OF precaution and temporary guaran-
tees, the occupation, for a certain time. of
the military positions along the frontiers of
France, by 4 corps of the allied troops, has
been judged indispensable under the cX-
press res -rvation that such occupancy shall
in no wise tend to prejudice The sovereign
ty of His Most Christian Majesty, nor the
state OF possession, such as it is recognized
and confirmed by the present treaty. The
number or those troops shall not exceed
10000 men. The Comm; n.ler in chief of
this army TO be appointed by the allied
powers. The corps Of this army shall oG-
cupy the places of Condo. Valenciennes,
Bouchain, Cambria, l. Qlesnoy, Maubeuee,
l.andrscy. Avesnes. Rocroy, Givet and
Charlemont, Mesieres. Sedan, Montmedi,
lhionville, Longwy, Bitche ant. the tere
an POINT OF Fort Louis. France having to
furnish subsistence for the army destined
to this service every thing that has rela-
ton thereto viii be regulated by a par
ricular convention. This convention, which
shall be OF the same force and validity as if
it were verbally inserted in the present
Treaty will, in like manner, regulate the
relations of the army Of occupation with the
civil and military authorities of the country.
he niaTiWuni of the duration of such mil
itary occupancy, is fixed at FIVE years. 1t
may terminate before that time, if ct the
expiration OF three years, the Allied Sove-
reigns, in concert with his Mai, sty the
King OF France, after having mutually ex-
amined the situation, the reciprocal inter
ests and the progress which the re estab-
llshment OF civil order shall have made in
France, shall unite IN acknowledging that
the motives which led them to the adoption
or these measures have ceased to exist.
But whatever may be the result of their
deliberations, all tie places and posi-
lions occupied by the Allied troops,
shall, at the expiration of the term of
hve years, be evacuated without any
further delay. and restored to His Most
Christian Majesty, his heirs and success
Sors.
Art. VI. The foreign troops, exclusive
of those which shall compose part of
the army of occupation, shall evacuate
the French territory within the period
fixed by the 9th Article of the Militia
ry convention annexed to the present trca-
ty.
Art. VII In all countries where the
Sovereignty is transferred, either by virtue
OF the present treaty, or of arrangements
that are to be made in consequence there
OF, the inhabitants, natives as well as stran-
gers, OF what condition and nation socyer
they may be, shall be allowed the space of
SIX years, to be computed from the ex-
change of the notifications hereof, to dis
pose OF their property, if they see fiji,
and remove to such country as they may
choose
Art. VIII. All the dispositions of the
treaty of Paris of the 30th of May, 1914. re-
iatlve to countries coded by this trea-
ty shall equally apply to the different
territories and districts cedcd by this trea-
ty.
Art. TX. The high contracting parties
having taken into consideration the diff-r-
ent claims arising from the nOn-execution
Of the 18th article of the treaty of Nav so,
1919, as we'll az the additional articles to
said treaty, signed between Great Britain
and France; desiring to render more eff
cac Gus the dspos tons contained in the
said articles, and having for that purpose
determined by two separate conventions
the measure tobe executed by both DOW
ers TOR the complete execution of the
aforementioned articles, the two csnven-
tons such as annexed to the present
treaty shall have the same force and valid