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London papers Of the eth and Liverpool pa
pers Of the 9th October, the day Of her sail.
ing.
BY this arrival, we have intelligence from
ConstantinOplO TO the 10th Of Sept, bringing
the account of peace between Russia and
Turkey. The treaty was signed Mt Adriano-
pie by General Dicbitsch, on the l4th Sept.
The basis Of Il IL said to be the same as that
published sOme time since In the Gazette OF
France. As Il regards Greece, the business
Is to be adjusted aud settled dgrceably to the
treaty Of London, Of July 9th, 1897. 1t I:
stated that the indemnity to Russia IL agreed
upon at thirty millions Of lubles.
We are not disappointed Mt learning the
result Of the controversy; but we sion"
have been better pleased To have heard tN''
the treaty had been negotiated aud SlEnca 60.
the settle Of the anCien; ByHacium Ehe "'-
idence In that event would have been more
decisive, that fatal blow had been struck at
the Ottoman power. A. II rs. W" cons'd,r
the period us having arrived. from which the
gradual downfall Of tina, barbarnus empire
may he dated. From this time forward, no
civilized nation will ever entertain any dread
Of Mahonedan power. And whenever the
time arrives, that Russia thlaks proper to I'M
dertake the task of expeng the Turks from
Europe, the recent experiment has shown
that Il 10 In her power. The 4 nperor Mich
Olas will receive great credit for adhering so
strictly to his original declaration. He an
nounced his object; he has accomplished it |;
and then concluded peace though 1t was
in his power to have marched directly to the
capital, and driven the Sultan across the Bos-
phorus.
RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
London, Oct. 7.-Despatches have been re-
ceived at the Foreign Office, from our Ambas-
sador, Sir Robert Gordon, dated Sept. 10.
They announce that the Treaty Of Peace be-
tween Russia and Turkey was concluded at
AdranOple, on the l4th ult. Couriers were
Immediately despatched with the intelligence
to the French and English Ambassadors, at
ConstantinOple and the Courts Of Berlin and
St. Petersburgh. The capital remained per-
fectly tranquil. No official account of the
conditions Of the treaty appears yet TO have
reached government but we understand
from another quarter that the principal points
are known, and that they do not differ mate
rally from the account Of them which has
appeared in the Gazette de France. BY let
tiers from Berlin we learn that the treaty, with
a detailed account Of the negotiations, had
been received by the Prussian Government,
and that It was expected to appear in an ex-
traordinary number Of the PrNssian State
Gazette, so as to reach this country in the
course Of week. According to these let.
tiers, the Greek question is fully conceded by
the Sultan, and the Treaty Of London, sub
iect only to such notifications as may be re-
commended by the three Powers, Russia,
France, and England, is to have full effect.
The portion of the Greek territory still in
possession Of the Turks, will, Of course, be-
evacuated without delay. No new accounts
have reached Government from AdrianOple'
General Diebitsch wast we believe, there, at
the date Of the accounts from COnstantinOple.
London, Oct. 4.-The St. Petersburghj jour
nails contain long report ofthe operations 10
Asia up to the otk Of August; from which il
appears that Gen. Paskewitsch has met with
some further successes. After sanguinary
conflict, in which the Turks are said to have
lost 500 killed and 1850 prisoners, including
seven officers Of rank, and the Russians Ma
or General and six privates killed. and four
superior officers and sixty privates wounded.
ook possession Of Char In the neighborhood
# Trebisond-which place. however, still re- |
NAMED in the possession Of the Turks--and
llsO Of the camp Of Osman Pacha, who was
completely routed.
There are several accounts as to the nature
,f the conditions Of peace insisted on by Rus
ia. The following are given us the most
-
1.-THE Porte to pay to Russia. for the ex-
penses OF the war, Is, or as some say, 80
millions Of silver rubles, for which period
years is to be granted. during which
The municipalities and the fortress Of Sillstra
should remain in the possession OF the Rus
slams.
1.-THE payment, in addition Of the indem'
nifty to Russian subjects, stipulated in the
Convention Of Aker:nann, (all the articles OF
which the Porte again agrees to fulfil) and
which amounts to 90 millions OF Turkish pl-
astres. The said payment to be made IN
three instalments. Aiter the payment 1T the
first the Russian army to retire to The balkan
on that Of the second, oUer the Balkan and on
that Ofthe third, ouer the Danube.
"The fOrtresses Of Akhalzik, AkhalkaIaki,
Poti, aud Anapa, in Asia, to be coded to Rus
sia.
lin Europe the fOrtresses Of TOurnoul.
Kale, GiurgevO. and IbrailOw, ION the left
bank Of the DanUbe.) to be RACED. and not "A
gain rebuilt.
"The five districts hitherto separated from
Servia to be reunited to that province, and to
enjoy the same privileges"
Sc. PetersbWrgh, Sept. 9.--His Majesty has
addressed a most gracious rescript, accom-
panied with the insignia Of the order OF st.
Andrew, 10 diamonds, 10 Gen. Count Die
bitsch Sabalkausky, rs testimony OF ms sat