The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-03-03

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TRANELATfon.
His Majesty lhe Sultan has pelused with
attention the British ambassadors note d
December &c respecting the basis proposed
Tor d treaty Of peace, and identical with
those Of his colleagues, the representatives,
Of France, Austria, and Prussia, sent II
collectively o. the same day, and i results
therefrom that bis Majesty lhe Emperor 81
Russia manifesls pacific intentions.
The Sublime Porte has waged war solely
in its own defence In defence Of its sacred
rights and sovereignty and as there Is moth.
ing to effect them II this proposal, Il has
been deemed expedient to adopt it with q
view to the restoration Of peace his Impe-
rial Majesty, moreover, being actuated in
this circumstance by the highest eonsidera-
ton 20, his allies, by an ardent desire Of
conforming to their wishes, and by implicit
faith IN their counsels.
Accordin ~, on resuming che gotiations,
the first point toestablish will be the evacu-
ton of the Principalities within the shortest
possible delay ard the second the renewal
of the treaties, to which the Sublime Porte
assents, in deferrnce to the advice Of the
Allied Powers. and in the undertaking spirit
of moderation by which it has been guided
throughout in these translation.
With regard to the religious privileges
and immunities or the various non Muscle
Ina n communions, subject to the Ottoman
government, these have been accorded in
ancient times BY the illustrious ancestors Of
his Imperial Majesty, and reconirmed by
himself in virtue Of a hattisheriff, recently
emanated, to that effect. These grants and
franc hises, moreover, the Sublime Porte
has been ever anxious to maintain, and will
maintain perpetually, as has been long since
|solemnly proclaimed to all Europe By the
PRONUNCIATION Of the Ianzinat.
Moreover, should any one of these COM
.munions possess advantages unenioyed by
the others, and these desire to participate
therein, thu Ottoman government, anima-
ted by sentiments of justice and impartiality
win never refuse to dispense equal rights
and equal privileges to all. Neither can
there be the slightest objection to notify the
sincerity and loyalty Of these intentions to-
every government in Europe, and to furnish
each-and necessarily the Cabinet Of ST.
Petersburg with copy Of the aforesaid
frmans.
The project Of settlement, concerning the
measures required to complete the decision
relat We to the holy places, will be accepted
de6nitiVely.
Hence the Sublime Porte is ready to con-
clude treaty of peace ia the manner traced
out by his august allies; and consents accor-
dinghy to appoint Plenipolentiary, who.
with Russian Plenipotentiary, will finally
regulate this affair, and settle terms of an
armistice, in any neutral town at the choice
of the Allied Powers, as soon as intelligence
that the Court Of st. Petersburg has acqui-
esced in these decisions.
In consequence Of the many and various
existing between Turkey and the
european States the Sublime Porte consid-
.ers itselfiu every respect entitled to be adj
mitted as a member of the European fede-
ratien, and conformably with this situation
it will be requisite to confirm and complete
the treaty of 1874. And this result it awaits
with entire confidence IN the good Offices
and solicitude Of the great Powers.
ROiGy 0oy 2 w 10 W SuaAOC " naAS AuOHu
the decision Of the Russian Cabinet, and
the Sublime Porte solicits lis august allies
to direct their attention to that subject.
Finally, with view Of insuring to all
classes Of his subjects the blessings Of JUS.
tee and security, his Majesty the Sultan is
most anxious to see in full vigor the enact
ments of the Tanzimat, and to introduce in
TO all departments Of State the requisite re-
forms and amelioFations, and to this end has
designed to issue orders for considering aud
completing that most important object. This
circumstance / feel most happy to announce,
and it will afford no doubt, the highest sat
isfaction to the friends and well wishers Of
the Ottoman empire.
MUSTAPHA REDSCHID.
RebiuleYel, so, 1870.