The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1833-07-13

J. the same terms to his interiors cannG
!. quarrel with the use Of words when b
l. secures the enjoyment Of real, substantial
d and independent power.
: Tho satrap Of Egypt is now a NOR
$ potent monarch than the Head of tn,
" Faithful, who grants him his pardon ant
: promises him his clemency. He posses
a ses not only the dominions whose sources
= have enabled him to extend his power, ,bu
e. the whole Of Crete, which bad been be
r fore granted him, and the Holy Land, 10
ge,her with the country and the ports o
, the Levant, from the limits Of Asia Mine,
. TO the mouth ofthe Nile. He has thu,
obtained sea ports for his Navy, grea
accession Of contiguous territory ard pop
ulation necessary for his permanent secu
rity, and natural boundary, easily de-
Tended against foreign aggression.
The Times proceeds with severity o.
remark on the conduct of Russia, and call,
upon Western Europe TO watch the Auto
ciat with a jealous eye.
The following are the articles OF Con-
veption between the Four Powers.
ARTICLE /.
|
ratification ofthe present convention, their
Majesties the King Of the United King
dom of Great Britain and ireland, and the
King of the French, will take of the en-
barge which they have placed upon the
ships, vessels, and goods, belonging to the
subjects of His Majesty the King Of the
Netherlands; and all the vessels detained,
together with the cargoes, shall he imme-
diately released, and restored to their re-
spective owners.
In like manner, His Majesty the King
Of the Netherlands will revoke the meas
ures taken in his states with respect to
the English and French flags.
ARTICLE III.
At the game period, the Netherland
troops, both ofthe Royal Navy and Army,
at present detained in France, shall re-
turn to the states of his Majesty the King
of the Netherlands, with their arms, bag
gage, horses, and other effects belonging
either to the corps or to individuals.
ARTICLE Ill.
So long as the relations between Hol-
land and Belgium shall not be settled by
definite treaty, his Netherland Majesty
engages not to re-commence hostililies a
gainst Belgium, and to leave the naviga-
ton of the Scheldt entirely free.
ARTICLE Nv. !
Immediately after their exchange of
the ratification the present convention,
the navigation Of the Meuse shall be o.
'pened to commerce and until defini-
tive arrangement be made in this respect,
it shall be subjected to the provisions oil
the convention signed at Mcntz, Slst Of
March, 1891, for the navigation Of the
Rhine, SO far as those provisions may be
applicable to the said river.
The communication between the for
tress of Maestrich and tire frontier Of
North Barbant, and between the said |
fortress and Germany, shallsbe free and
without impediment.
ARTICLE v. -
The High contracting parties engage
to occupy themselves, without delay, a
bout the difinitive treaty which Is TO fix
the relations between the states of his
Majesty the King Of the Netherlands,
Grand Duke Of Luxemburg and Belgium
They will invite the Courts Of Austria,
Prussia, and Russia, to become parties
thereto.
ARTICLE vi.
The present convention shall be ratif-
ed, and the ratification shall be exchanged
at London in 10 days, or sooner if pos
sible.
EXPLANATORY ARTICLE.
1t is agreed between the high contract
ing parties that the stipulation relative to
the complete cessation Of hostiities con-
tanned in article three Of the convection of
this day, comprehends the Grand Duchy
Of Luxembourg which is Professionally oc-
cupied by the Belgian troops. 1t is more
over understood that until the conclusion
of the definite treaty, Of which mention is
made in the said article three Of The con-
vention of this day, the navigation Of the
Scheldt shall take place on the same
footing as before LIST of November 1882.
The present explanatory article shall
have the same force and validity as if it
we're inserted word for word in the con-
vention Of the day. 1t shall be ratified
and the ratfcations shall. be exchanged
at the same time as those Of the said con-
vention.
From the Courier Of 30th May.
We have this morning received the
French papers Of Tuesday, with letter
from our own correspondence at Paris,
of the same date. The intelligence con-
tianed in these papers is important, as it
sets at rest the long disputed question
of the treaty between the Ottoman Porte
and the Pacha of Egypt. 1t appears,
that the accounts received from Alexan-
dria were correct, and that the Sultan
has agreed to cede possession Of Adana
10 Mehemet Ali. This fact is announced