Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-05-21

At OF the last meetings of the Conferences nam
Der OF subjects OF European interest were discussed moi
necessarily included in the mission Of the Penpotenta
rics which will be found described ia the following Pro
tocOl
protocol No ~
"Siiting of April =, INSTRUMENTATION
'tPresent-rhc Plenipotentaries of Austria Franc,
Great Btain, Prussia. Russis Sardinia and Turkeyl
The Protocol OF the preceding sitting is read and APP
proved.
The Earl OF Clarendon remarks that in the last ne,
Ling and IN consequence OF the other Pcnpotentares moi
being yet IN position To accee to other propositions
the Congress had confined itself To agreeing upon the raj
sing ut the blockaes lie announces that the P,npo
tentiaes of Great Britain authorized Ia max,
known that the restrictive decisions imposed ON the occ
sion al the on commerce aud navigation are on IN,
al being revoked.
THE Penipotentiares of Russia having repeated the
corresponding declaration which they made the sitting
oi the 18th OF April and all the other
having expressed favorable opinion the Congress deter
mines that all the without distinction adoptd
at the commencement or on the prospect Of war and
having for their object TO suspend and navigu
With the enemy shall be abrogated and thar in n,
that concerns either commercial without or
cepung from them contraband OF war the despatch OF
merchandise, and the treatment merchant vessels mat.
where replaced from this date on the f,o,n
ON which they were before the war.
The Penipotentaries of Russia announce that the
have received orders TO clare in reply to th.
which had been made to them the subject that ,h.
port ut Sebastopol will be opened the vessels Of the
he'd Powers IN order Ia accelerate the OF their
troops and ot their material They add that the struc
lions which have reached them allow them to give the
that the evacuation ut the Ottoman territory in
Asia by the Russian army will commence immeii,Iy AZ
ter the exchange OF the rahcations, the sea
and the state ut the roads shall admit it, the trans
port the magazines and of the material of war will no nro
ceeded WITH and that the general of the
army will be effected simultaneously with that of the allies
and will be concluded at the sam. time and xitbir h
periods fixed tor the. evacuation of IN. otb- ,,;,,;
In the name OF the commission charged with the pre
partition thereof.
Baron Bourqueny reads draught OF instructions in
ho
the Pncpates according to the terms Of article % of
the treaty OF peace.
The Earl Of Clarendon remarks that tue Congress in
taking up the question OF the Danubian Prncipaities
proposed tn itself primary object elicit the cxpr
sion freely uttered wishes OF the people and tb,
this object might possibly not be realized II the Haspodar
remained in possession of the powers at their com
maud, aud 1t might possibly be proper TO devise some
arrangement calculated TO insure complee f.don, IN th.
DivSns al hos.
The hrst Penpotentiary OF Austria replies that the adj
ministraton should be meddcd with at period of
transition such as that through which the Principatie
about TO pass unless with extreme caution and that
would tend compromise everything it an end were
put Ia all eNs ing powers before fresh had been
suiued that IN any the Congress should leave to
the Forte the care OF adopting the which might
be deemed necessary.
Al fasha states that possibly the existing admins
traon docs not offer all the guarantees which the Con-
gss might desire, but that there would be danger
archl any attempt we're made 10 deyiae from the legal
order
O.
intends 10 propose the subversion OF the whole OF the
powers anu with other Responsibilities he remarks that
e AuthoS {" 'he present hospodars approaching the
"Aeu oH tue arrangement winch intrusted II to them
anu tha ia order To Keep within the bounds of legal OF
der th> i precisely the moment Tor deliberaton.
several flenipoehtaries likewise remark that the or
game IA" anticipates the interruption oil the power of the
ho>p"darS
Ai'rf these explanations III" Congress decides that it
eA's !" e '>u"Uhe Forte Ia adopt, II occasion arises
% 'S -, u'e powers OF Tue present ho>podars
al
ming the mt'hsioh, OF the Congress by combining the
IRE 'Nprs'" o' tue wishes o the Divan7 with the main
einee OF o'r ami respect Tor the legal state at things
tue i'uloSHi o the hrst fenipotcntiareS OF Great
, "' '''"'' winch might give occasion Tor regret, It
"s,'v' 'i' u' h'h'" "inch l. Ia decree the
-, " ~ '''a"' "a no. shaiI hN ,he rules To Ie
W ~ '''' ~ ''de''N over thO'r assemblies
anu tH' ih"ue o' ihrr deliberations
N''' "A'"'s 'iAeh thr-" resolutions, the Congress
AP'-' Su'9''' !" ''"r manifestations winch ar" inserted
80 "'' w. "'""''"s OF Nhlch VI lc Baron Buuquen,y
uI p'J'''' "' ""'n Are annexed to the pre-
s'n' l'"'"'W'
Count "''"'A' S'NS That II l. desirable that the Plen
"'"'-' ''"'r hey separate should interchange their
'i' -" -"9''t' winch require Ia he settled and
""'" u "'sut DE- advantageous To take up IN order To
P'','"' '1n '"niphi''n' Although specially assem-
'',i i" S'u""s We Faster" question" the tongrr-s nc
"'''t !" ,n' mt i'nlol'"lh'! "I France might rr-
P'"'' ' '"i not having taken ais ant1gt 0i the circuu-
'"'r "t'" brings together the representative Oi tle
P'' I"""ra OF Europe To clear up certain questions,
me- Ia make certain declarations, always and solely with
Tue we" Z" snis Tie inture tranquility oi thc world 10y
ui-Ptms the cIoIs Which are still seen looming the
PohAc!l h"''@"h before they become nrnacng ltcannot
DC ueulr' Ii" siy tAt "rrece an abnormal State The
anarchy l" ~hch thhi country was prey has compel
led France anu England to send troops Ia the Pirus
ihr "he trlr arm'e' nevertheless, dd not want
pAtoh' ne I"hsr'sS knows ~ What state Greece
nethe i II ignorant that ia which It i far from be-
lhs satisfactory Would II not therefore, be advamta
s"nS uat tue Powers represented III the Congress should
manifest tue wish to see the three protecting Courts take
INTO .cf"Hs consideration the depOrbe situation Of the
hingdom winch they have created, aud devise To
make provision Tor IT. Count Walewsk does doubt
That e Edl oil Clarendon will join with him in declaring
that The two Governments await with Impotence the time
when they shall be at liberty TO terminate occupation
to which, nevertheless they unable without the most
serous Inconvenience IA put end 81 long ~ real mod,
hcatons shall not be introduced into the Of things ia
ueeee Tie INST Plepotentary Of France then observes
mat me fOhthca states are equally ~ abnormal state
thathe necessity Tor not leaving the country anarchy had
decided France a wcas Austria To comply with the demand
oi the Holy See by causing Rome be occupied by her
troops "he the Austrian troops occupied the Legations
Tie states That France had twoiod motive for complying
without hesitation, WITH the demand OF the Holy Seas
catholic power aud a. European power The title Of
eldest son o the church. which - the boast OF the
reign OF Fance makes u duty iur the Emperor to afford
aid aud support TO the Sovereign Pontii the tranquility
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