Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-11-24

ports roastsad bclon sug To the dominion the Sub
lime Porte And all merchandise and commodities
belonging Russian subject ate having paid the
house duties required by the TARIFF shalt DE free
~ conveyed, deposited land, in the warehouses; OF the
proprietor or OF h cOnSgnee, or else transferred 10 the
vessel OF any other nation whatever, without the Rus
sian subjects being required give notice TIE local
authorities, and sil less to ak their permission II is
expressly agreed upon, that all yran from
Ruia shall enjoy the privileges and that is ee
transmit shsl! experience, under any prrtcnce
any jiliculty impcdiment. The Sublime Porte en-
CAGES besides watch folly that CONNER CO and
navigation OF the Black Sea shall experience the
slightest obstruction of any nature whatever. For this
purpose the Sublime Porte recognizes and declares the
sage OF the canal Of cons'nn'inoie, and the strait o
the DIranellcs, entirely Tree AMI open Rusi1n ships
U,der merchant ags laden or in ballast. whether they
come ON the Black SEA 20 mo III, Mediterranean
o. wht tItr, returning from tie Mediterranean thew
wish enter the Black Sea. These vessels provided
they be merchantmen, OF whatever size tonnage the
msy be, shall Mt be exposed TO any impeachment vsx-
cton whatever, at il has been stipulated above The
two Courts shall come TO an understanding with re.
spect TO The hest means for preventing all delay in the
delivery oil The Necessary cearances In virtue of the
principle, the passage OF the canal OF Constantine
pie and OF the strait OF the Dar,anees is declared free
and open for all the merchant vcssvs OF the powers Al
peace with tho Sublime Porte, whether bound 10 In.
Russian ports OF the Black Sea returning from them
-whe,her laden or in b,lisst-upon the same condi-
tons IS those stipulated Tor the vessels under the Ru.
sian l'g In fue, the Sublime Porte, acknow led. ing
>; night OF the Imperial Court of Russia TO ohtaiu
guarantee OF ti. full Liberty OF commerce and navrs
ton III the Back Sea, soemny declares that she will
never, unler any pretence whatever, throw the least
obstacle in its way She promises, above all, never
u permit herself in future to .,op ds,sn vesssl. la
den or in ballast, whatever Russian or belonging 10
nations with which the Ottoman Empire shall not be
In state OF declared passing through the strait
Consaniinopls aUd the strait OF the Dirdanees, to re
pAit from the Black Sea into the NJ cderranean, from
The Mediterranean, 10 the Russian port of the Black
Sea- And If, which God forbid any Of the spula,ions
contained in The present article should be infrngcd and
lie reclamation Of the Russian Minister that suhsc
SHOULD not obtain full and prompt sati,acton the
sublime Porte recognizes brfore the right Of IN.
Imperial Court OF Russia 10 consider such an nirscion
an act OF hostility, aud immediately to rctalate the
Ottoman Emrir-.
Article VIII -Tha arrangement formerly stipulated
ny the 9th Article of the Convention Of Akerman, for
The purpose o regulating ami liqui,lang the claims OF
the respective subjects and chants OF both empires.
relating TO ia Indemnity for the sses experienced
different periods since The war of 1906, not having been
YET carried into elect aud ihe Russian comm having
since the conclusion Of the Aforesaid Conven ion sui
tered sew and considerable injury in onseguence OF
the measures adopted respecting the aviyaoa of the
DosihotuS, IL l. agreed AMI determined that the Sublime
Porie "a reputation for that injury and those losses
sh" pay TO the Imperial Court OF Russia in the cour.e
oil is months, at periods which shall b. settled herea
Ter NE sum OF one million FIVE hundred thousand du
cats oil Holland: hat the payment of this sum shall
put an end TO all claim reciprocal prcten-ions on the
part OF the two contracting Powers the subject of the
aiort said circumstances.
Article iX.-The rrolongation Of the war, to which
,hr present treaty OF peace happily puts end la ing
occ|sloned 10 The Imperial Court Of Russia con
expense, the Sublime Porte recognises the necessity
oil ohrns 1t asa aieqrac indemnity. For this purpose
ceSSlOn oil all of
ry III Asa stipulated by the fourth article, which the
Court OF Russia consents to receive account of the
said in 'emny The Sublime Port engages to pay to the
-ad Court sum OF money, the amount OF which sha
he regulat by mutual accord.
Article N-The Sublime Porte, whilst declaring il. |
'nhrc adherence to tue siipula,ns Of III. treaty
cud' in L'nloa the 9Th of Jlne Uhe 9th Of Ju.
~ 1871 between Rus ia Great Britain AID France
accedes equally the drawn up on the 10Th March
AzZ'D lo2o by mutual consent, between these same |
Iowes, Oh iha basis oil The said treaty, containing
the arrangement of detail relative definite cxccu-
hon lmm ,dItelJ alter lhe exchange &: the ratifca
ton OF the present treaty of peace, the Sublime Pute
shall appoint Plenipo cutaries to settle with those of the
Imperial Court OF Russia, and of the Courts Of England
aud France the execution of the said spuiaiions and
arrangements.
Article XI.-ImmediaeIy after the signature of the
prescn, treaty Of peacebetwecn thu two empir and
me exchange oil The ratification OF the two Soveregns
me sublime Porte shall take the necessary Tor
The prompt and scrupuous execution of the stipulation.
which 1t contains and particularly OF the third and
fourth article, relative 10 The limits which are TO sspa
rate the two well in Europe ia Asia; and
ei The li'i aud sixth articles respecting the incipa
ties oil Wali1chia and Modhvia, well as Scrvia aud
from the moment when these stipulaons can be cons
dered as hang been fulfilled the Imperial Court Of
Russia will proceed to the evacuation Of the territory
oil The tonan Empire cont)rna'y 10 the basis estab-
lISicd by separate act which furS an integral part
OF the present treaty OF peace. Unit, the complete
vacuat'on OF the territories occupied by til. Russian
troops, the administration and the order of thngs there
established At the present time under the influence o!
the Imperial Court OF RuSs1, shall be ~ lintainei and
the Sublime Ottoman Porte -iall not inrererfrre with
them in any
Article NlI.--immedatcly after the signature of the
present treaty peace orders shall Je given the
manders OF the respe i've ops well by land as bv
sea, 10 hostes. Those committed after fine sir
nature OF the present treaty shall be considered as not
having taken place, and shall occasion no change i'm the
spulaons which ii contains. In the same manner anv
thing which in that interval shall have been conquer
ed by the troops OF either the other of The hirh
contracting Powers, shall be restored without the least
delay.
Article NIII.-The high contracting Powers, while
be crcI, Of
ccrc amy, grant general pardon, and full and entire
amnesty TO all those of their subjects of whatever con-
dIIon they may be- who, during the course of the war
happily terminated this day, shall have taken part i'm mi
'ary operations, manifested, either by their conduct
or their opinions their attachment TO one or the other of
the two contrasting Powers In consequence not one
oil these individuals sIa be molested prosecuted eli
tcr IN his person goods, his past con-
duct and every of them, recovering the properfv
which he possessed before shall enjoy itpeaceaby under
the protection of the laws, shall be al liberty TO trans
port hmscf with his family, his gools his furniture
&c. into any country which he may please to choose
without experiencing any .vcxatons impcdilncnts
whatever.
There shall be granted besides to the respective sub.
lects OF the two Powers established in the territories
stored 70 the Sublime Porte cedcd TO the Imperial
Court OF Russia, the same term of Is months, to COM
mencc from the exchange Of the ratification of the pre-
sent treaty Of pea dispose if they think proper OF
their property acquired either before since the war;
ana TO retire with their capital, cir goods, furniture
&c, from the States of of the contracting Powers
INTO tho'c OF tlle other, and reciprocally.
Article AIN.-All prisoners Of war, Of whatever M.
ton, condition, or they may he, which are in the
Two empires nu.t Immediately, after the exchange of
the notifications OF the present treaty Of peace he set
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