Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-29

The limits OF Tic Territory he cont nen, ara ,le d.
signaton Of The islands of the Archipcago 10 which
shall be applicable. shall be settled i'm sub,couer,
go'ia'on between the High Powers aud the two contcn,
ding parties.
Art Nv. The contracting Powers eng,ce ~ c,po,.
up me sa'u'ary work of the paccation of Greece on
the oases iaId down in the preceding articles and to
furnish without the least delay their representatives n,
Oohslantinopie with all the instructions which are r,
cessary Tor The execution Of the treaty now signed
art V. The contracting Powers will not seek in
'hese arrangements any augmentation of territory apv
exclusive influence, any commercial advantage for
.ne' subjects wh'ch The subjects of any other nation
may not equally obtain.
"art. vi The arrangements of reconciliation and
peace, which shall be definitely agreed upon between
the conendng parties shall be guaranteed by such of
The singing Powers shall Judge useful or possible
10 contract the obligation: the mode of the effects OF
this guarantee shall become the object OF subsequent
stipulations between the High Powers.
"Art VII. Tho present treaty shall be ratified and
Iooner if possible. ' -
"in faith whereof, the respective Plenipoten,iaries
have signed, and sealed ii with their arms.
"i'ne al i-ondon, July 6. 1897
"DUDLEY,
"POLIGNAC,
"LIEVEN.n
ADDITIONAL. AND SECRET ARTICLE
IN case mat the Ottoman Porto does not accent
"''mn 'he space OF ono mouth, the mediation which
shall DO proposed, the High Conracin, Parties MIRO.
upon The following ,Deasure:-
~. Il Shall be declared, by their representatives al
10 lhe Porte that the ncunve aisnces and
eVs pointed ont IN the public treat, as nscpa bl from
the state CT things subsisng in tie East for tho last
ok Years ana the termination of which through the
means nj the disposal OF the Sublime Porte aonears
' remote, impose upon tho High Contracting Parties
e "eeesS''E o, 'akins Immediate measures FOR an ap-
proXinatlon with the Greeks
II Is 10 be understood that this ,,,-,~;.,., n,
Drought about by csta 5shipg commercial Win
the Greeks, by sending 10 them for that n,,r,oso
ana receiving from them, Consular agents so LONG as
there shall exist among the,n AUTHORITIES c,nobf If
maintaining such relations
~ Ii within the said term OF one nonh tho por,e
w "'' "CGePt inc armsce proposed in the first article
VI u Puoc treaty, or II the Greeks refuse 10 eyecpc il
the High Contracting Powers shall declare To that ono
of the two contendng parties which sb,u ,;I ~, ,
nue. hoshitIes, or to both if such become necessary
That the sand High Conractng Powers intend IN ev -
all tho means which circumstances may supeet 10 their
prudence TO obtain the immediate effect of tho ,-n;
ticc the execution of which they desire nv nrever,;n
In as lar as may be in their power all collision between
inc commencing parties and, in fact immediately after
tie Aforesaid declaration the High Contracting Powers
VIII conIo!ntiy employ all their means in the ,ccc,,
riishment OF the object thereof without, boweyer .,
king any Fart in the hosities between the two con
tending parties. Wv VIZ 'o"
sin consequence the High Contracting Powers will
immediately after the signature ofbe present additions
al and secret article transmit eventual ,ns,ruct;on
coniormab!e to the provisions above set forth n, tho
adniras commanding their squadrons in the seas Of the
Levant - ~
81 Finally, if contrary to all expectation, these meas
snres DO not yet suffice TO induce the adopon bv the
ottoman Porte OF the propositions made nv tho uiqb
contracting Powers, if, on the other hand the
Greeks renonnce the conditions stipulated in their IA
your IN the treaty of this day, the High Contracting
Powers will, nevertheless continue TO nrosncuto ,h
work OF paccation the bases agreed upon between
.he'n; and, IN consequence they authorize from this
tune forward their representatives in London TO discuss
ard determine the mterior measures which il may be-
come necessary 10 resort
'he present additional and secret article shall, have
Inc same force and value il it had been inserted.
word tor word, in the treaty of ts day II shall ho
ra''heo ana he Publications thereof shall be exchanr
ed, al The same time as those OF the SAID treaty
"ln iath whereof, the respective Plenipoten,ia,;es
have signed it, and have thereto affixed the seals of
their arms. VIC ea'' VI
Grace 1927 " mo ea' Oh
''DUDLEY
HPOIJ(Nsr