Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-05
payable To the Sultan the expenses Of maintaining the
Ottoman fest whilst il has remained in the EgyPtsn

Ottoman sst whilst il has rsmaned ia the EgyPtian
ports.
TO be applicable to Egypt and the Pachslic Of Acre.
and IL the tribute 10 the Sultan be regularly paid
Mehenet and his Descendants are to be allowed 10
levy inposts in the name Of the Sultan, IL being un
derstood hat they shall provide for all expenses oi
the civil and military administration of the said pro-
vnces.
6. The lard and sea force, OF the Pacha 10 form
part Of the forces Of the Ottoman empire and to bs
considered to be kept for the service of the state
z. That the separate act comprising the condi.
tons shall be valid as il inserted word for word
in the convention.
The Conven ton. after announcing that appeal
having bee made 20 the Fonr Powers by the Sultan,
for aid a,d assistance in the midst of the difficulties
inwhch he finds hims. II placed, IN consequence OF
the hostile conduct Of Mehemet Ali and in the pre-
ser,atioa Of The integrity OF the Ottoman Enpire,th
plenipoten aries Of tho said Powers have recipro-
cally ntero hangea full powers, and nave agreed,
l. That the conditions above specified having
been offered Ia the Pacha, their Majesties engage
to act with perfect accord and to unite their ef-
I" forts to dete mime him to conform To this arrange
"ment; each of the contracting powers rescrving
to itself to cooperate to this end with the means
90 Of action which each Of them can best arrange.
2. Ii he rejects these conditions, their Majesties
engage the reqasition oil the Sultan I" take such
measures as may be mutually concerted between
them for putting this arrangement into execution;
in the meantime to assist in interrupting the com
muncaiion by sea and land betw cen Egypt and Sy-
ria and 20 pre- the expectation of troops horses,
arms, and munitions Of war Of all kinds, from
part of these provinces to the other; and that her
Britannia Majesty and the Emperor Of Austria shall
give orders TO that effect to the commanders of their
respective squadrons, as well as to afford every
ss'ance in their power to hose subjects of the Sui
tan who may manifest their fidelity and obedience
to their Sovereign.
g. If Mehemct Ali, having refused to submit to
the conditions of the SHOULD direct his
forces by and land towards tantinopIe, the
Four Powers agree, the requision of the Sultan,
provide for the defence Of throne, by " means
NJ n finn rfPl in for err
ing the two straits of the Bosphorus and Darda-
nelles, we'll as Constantinoplc secure anst all
aggression ); the assisting forces remaining so long
the Sultan shall require their services, and
firing simultaneously into the Black Sea and Medi-
terrancan, when their presence has ceasei to be
necessary.
4. Provides that this measure, being at the
press desire of the Sultan, shall compromise the
an lent law of the Ottoman Empire which prohibits
vessels OF Of foreign powers from entering the
Straits OF the Dardanelles and the Bospherus
Besides these documents, We have Protocol re-
serving the rights Of the Porte, and another secret
Protocol agreeing that in onsidcraton Of the actual
state sf things in Syria, (the recent asurrecton,)
and the grave considerations OF European policy,
" the preliminary mcssurcs,' referred to in Article
2. shall be put in execution at once, without wait
ing for the ratification OF the treaty.
We have thus been in error, when imparting
blame to Commodore Napier for having suddenly
seized the Egyptian vessels. tits beyond all doubt
that in doing he acting in perfect conformity
with the treaty.
Since my last commute alton the blockade of Al
cxandra has commenced, and thus affairs will
speedily be brought to a crisis. intelligence Of the
commeHcem Of the blockade was conveyed by
telegra?hic dispatch from Toul N, aud Admiral
Stop:rd began it en- the LIST instant. The Turco
Egyptian fleet in order of battle in front Of Alex
andria, and two British line of battle ships were
cruising the DArdaneles in crdcs 70 escort the
Turkish squadron, which would Hard 1000 men ut
Cypress, and who had left Constsntnople the
18th ult The Consuls OF the fcur fewers were
presented as having determined GA striking their
Tags the isth, and therefore operations would
commence. We freely confess that far
dscernrsent goes, we canaot-ind any sufficient
Justification of this early blockade OF Alexandra,
and can on!y account for it in expecting that
other important articles ef tie quadruple treaty
have not yet reached the psbic eye.
Some mrst decided wariikc preparations lave
been comm unicated from r rancc this day, and you
will find L fully detailed in exc STANDARD" Of this
evening.
As the Eastern question II all that is thought Gf
here abstain from eHteriry into any other matter.
There is doubt but that the Acadia will bring you
importsn. news will w<Ste you fully by her.
[Corrcsronde.ssr Of the HeItldl
bospoN. Sept ls 1850
The Caledonia is off to- rorrow for Boston, whioi
did no, occur to till this morning-.o ! mast lie
off too and quit talking IF thing. past ~ things
presen.. Then to Gems sIce: Lieut., Col. the Esd
Of Card gam challenged Lieut.. Tuckeit for ofien-
siye ps5licaton in the Morning Chronicles they
met, rad after two shots, the latter was slightly
wGupdsi. Mehemet's iset ten days are no; out yet.
Alexandra is said to be in blockade from Sept. LIST.
All ssynow, peace will b. maintained, and IL is ru-
mored sfehcmet Ali has yielded-doabtfal So con
fient are parties, however, that there viii be 60
war, that stocks have aesin rapidly advanced
Paris i. 20 be fortified ~-ith wall and forts The
work Va already begun 6 il is estimated that il will
cost iei, o00,0 0Of d
PRISE Albert was l,tely sworn as member Of
Her Hsj~st,'s Privy C~snch, and set in a privy
council lately held at WSal.or. His higkaess has
lately elso, been dealing in horse1esh. Another
railway accident. in the rsrth Of England. Der
by. Two hives lost, and dozen more expected to
die. Case Of the axlctrees Of the carriages broke,
which caused general jaa ping of OF ears isom the
rails.
The london Tines p,ts fishes BiddIe's and Web
sters letters, with some sharp comments on tie for
mer. Gee Of the papers comments on your article
on the Un.d States bink's liabilities, and says you
are greatly IN error. haze not the paper in h.nd,
OF wos.i send IL 20 you. 1t refers to the Gsrney
Loan, &c. /; II l can proew.e copy of the paner /
will send..t 10 you. The Acadia came IN III DAYS
from Bosom. and in ten fean Halifax. The Presi-
dent arrs I'd yesterday. tk. F,h. Lead and sslt-
petre have advanced. New. eAllnd aud New saath
Wales en- a large portion Of the English pareEs.
Great a,te~ pts are making &C. cncowrag. emigration
to the former. an steam ship Citing ont forthe
latter. Tie 100 gan ship, 81. George, of the lne,
was lAunch. the OF Ger day. ssd G9J. 900 s,se-
ling. She iss fuil three dees-.r. The English
seeding st,.ng feet and heavy stores to the La.
want.
sherida, K&o wles' new play. called " The Bride
Of Mes.ips," T. in rehearsal ~ 'Covent Garden
Ellen Tree su-tains the prineirs character.
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