Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-11-26

from the Dlaek Sea. Tue Canal Of CDnstahiI
nope aud the rSrait Of the Dardsneiles are
also declared 10 be open to all Powers al peace
With the sublime Porte, upon the same coDdi-
tionS as Russian vessels, whether gping tn or
returning from tho Russian Ports On the Black
Sen. Any inffeciion of tnis stipulation Is de-
clared beforehand TO be an act of hostility, for
which Russia Is authorised instanisr 10 retail
late on Tutkcy.-[0J' This article Is written In
ioue ofhaughty arrogance which fully shows
how complete has been the Russian conquest
and how low IL the degradation of the sui
tan
drt. s--Compcls the Sublime Porte TO pay 10
Russia. in the oouSe OF II months, the sum of
l,6aO.ooo duoats Of Holland, as an Indemnity
sustained by Russian merchants, for depreda-
tons committed ON their commerce, since the
venr 1900.
Art o--provides for indemniyng Russia Tor
The expenses OF the recent whr. (Which by
Supplemental Treaty, rs fixed NJ lo,oo0.OpO dn-
ears, o, nearly ca. U00, 900 sterling. 10 be paid
In I'M tslmenis On tho pay men, Of thu first
insialmeni. Adriauople is 10 be evacuated on
the payment of the second, the Russians re.
treat beyond the Balkan on the third. be.
yondthe Danube and when the whole sum has
been discharged. they leave the Turkish tern
tury aliugelher)
1ri. lO-Declares the adhesion of the Sub
lime ofie To the Treaty of London OF the 9th
OF July 1877, Ivy which the Independence Of
Greece is recognized. Penipoitn,iaries ate
immediately 10 be appointed by the Ottoman
government To settle with those Of Eng band
France aud Russia the execution Of SAID rrea.
iy.
drt. 1l-Pledgcs The two parties 10 take i'm.
mediate steps TO fulfl the conditions OF tho
Treaty sud the Sublime Porte agrees that
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occupied by The Russian troops. the admins.
,raiion and the order OF things established
there nj the present time. under the iohaence
Of Russia shall be maintained, the Porte not
10 iuiefers with them in any manner.
Art. ll-0rdets 10 b. given To the Troops on
both sides 10 cease hosiihies forthwith and
any thing which shall have been conquered by
either party alter the signing of the Treaty
10 ba Immediately restored
dri li-Boih powers grant full and entire
pardon 10 such Of it's subjects n during the
war may have assisted 10 any way the hostile
power 7 This provision will save the
head OF manya Turk from the bowstring, ms II
is mol doubtful that hedchery was mol the least
efficient weapon employed by The Russians "
eiifci their purposes.
dri. li--PrOv,dcs Tor the mutual exchange
OF prisoners. without payment of ransu,n, &c.
Art l5--All previous Treaties between the
high contracting pa,tios, except such rs are
annued by the prrsoni, are confirmed, in all
| their force and siirct.
M. Ii and idR--rrovidcs for the rniihca
ton al the Treaty, aud the exchange oil ,a,bcs
tions, within six weeks from It's date, or sodncr
| II practicable.
The Treaty is signed by Count Hears OriiG
rs the negotiaior on the part Of the SULTAN and
by Count j. Pahien, aud Diebitsch Za6aiansky
in behalf Of the Emperor Nicholas.
Sneh are The s,ipnlaiions by which Turkey is
mad province Of Russia, --copstaniinople IN
fleet Russian port. -and Russia herself Dicia'
tor to all Europe.
!, is said that Baron RothschiId, the rich Lon
don banker and himself a Jew, has agreed 10
loan The Sultan ,he money without interest. the
Sultan engaging TO yield TO the Baron forcve,
the sovereignty OF Jerusalem, aud the territory
of ancient Palestine which was occupied by
the twelve tribes OF Israel. II this be true, II il
not the len =, remarkable circumstance whiel,
will have grow out OF the Turko. Russian,
war We suhjoin the following letter from
Smyrna on tins subject, published IN the Lon
don Courier
The conf lencc Of tho childrea OF Israel in
The words OF the Prophet has no, been in vain
The temple OF Solomon will he restored IN NIL
lis splendor Baron Rolhschlld, who was ag.
cused OF hayihg gone TO Rome to ablnfe the
faith OF his fathers, has merely passed through
that city on his way TO Constaniinople, where
he is about 10 negotiate n loan with the Porte
u ~ stated, ON good authority, that Baron
KOthsGhild has engaged TO furnish 10 The Sultan
the enormous sun Of 35D,OOO,Oo0 piasires, nj
three instalmenis, without interest," on condition
| ofihe Sultan's engaging. for III nself and his
successors, 10 yield 10 Baron Roihschild lore v
er, The sovereignty Of Jerusalem, and the terri
tory Of ancient Palestine, which wns occupied
by the Twelve tribes The Baron. intention is
10 grant 10 the 'ich Israelltes who are scattered
about in different parts Of the world, portions o.
thai fine country, where he proposes to estsb
lish se,gniorites, aud % give them, ms far si
| possible, their ancient and sacred avs
| Thus the descendhnls Of The Hebrews vii
| nj length have n country, aud every friend o
| humanity must rejoice AT the happy event. Tho
poor Jews will cease TO he the victims ol OPP
preston and injustice. Glory 10 the great Ba
| ron Roihschlld, who makes SO noble "A use o
his Ingeis.
A little army being judged necessary fol
The restored Kingdom, measures have been Ia
ken for recruiting IL Out Of the wrecks Of the
Jewish battalion raised in Holland by Loui,
Bnonaphrie All the lsraelites who were EN-
ployed in the various departments of tho Dutch
Administration, are 10 obtain superior posts un
der the Government of Jerusalem, aud the eH
penses of their journey are to be paid them il
advance"
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