New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-17
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LONDON, Saturday, May ., isoe.
THE INDEPENDENCE AND INTEGRITY OF TURKEY
GUARANTEED BY ENGLAND, FRANCE AND
AUSTRIA. ...
A treaty between her Majesty Queen Victoria, tho
Emperor of the French. and the Emperor Of Ausris,
guaranteeing the Independence and integrity Of tho
Ottoman Empire, was last night presented BY Tho
Ministers to both Houses Of Parliament. The treaty
contests of the following articles:
ART. ]. The high contracting parties guarantees,
Jointly and severay, the independence and integrity
of the Ottoman Empire recorded in the treaty con-
cluded at Paris on March 80, 1856
Art III. Any iDfraction Of the stipulations OF tho
said treaty will be considered by the powers signing
the present treaty as q bella They will come -
an understanding with the Sabine Porte ~ 10 The
measures which have become necessary, and w,n,
without delay, determine among themselves ss 70 the
employment Of their military and naval forces.
ENGLAND AND THE UNITED STATES.
Among the official papers presented 10 Parliament
last night is the reply Of Lord CLARENDON the part
Of the British Government to the dispatch of Mr..
Marcy, dated 18th December last, in which no an
nounced that Mr.. Champion had become an unsC-
ceptabe representative Of her Britannia Majesty at
Washington, and requested his recall.
The DAILY Nevs comments upon the saoject -
follows:
"That which Mr. Champion did was done openly nd
that the Queens Government would be glad 70 receive
recruits in Halifax for Foreign Legion, and fOf
months ard months he explained all his plans 70 HI
Marcy-showed Mr.. Marcy Lord Clarendon's inssrue-
tiol on no account to any risk OF infringing the
laws Of the United States He remained in the mcse
copfde ntial comm unication with Mr.. Marcy on the
subject and az as it became apparent that tho
United States Cove were aysrss 70 sss
broken up. To ak, under such circumstances, iof
the recall Of Mr.. Champion, 70 really to invise no
FL giish Cabinet to disgrace itself for the amusemens
and qualification of the Government at Washingten,
and we confidently trust that the good sense OF the
American people will SEE the matter in this hight
LONDON DAILY NEWS CITY ARTICLE.
"LosDos, Friday Evening, May 2.-Ihe funds
showed beavness this morning, and an extreioe Ge-
cline Of p cent was at one moment quoted. Tho
closing prices, however, were only lower than the
bet peint attained on Wednesday. The chief check
was imposed by the reports that to-nights Bsns re-
turn would show farther decrease IN the e,no1.
Business was laBguid in all departments Of soe -.
Excharge, except in French shares, wnca sapc.t
rienced general advance, following the movement a.
1.-THE rstes of discount are fully maintained BOT she
supply Of msnty on SnsI to-dsy the Der cen. Restes
e,bb;t a rise of to per cent since Wsoneeosy:
TIE Whole of the gold upwards OF t1oS,vvoJ DIosns
by the Angesea from Melbourne rss IN Xxx cmsn
~ the Bank On Change this aftern ,Sn mo oemAn1
,ar rsner on Hamburg and Amsterdam continued.
Sbort bills on Paris were sho inquired Iu. IN tnose
c,se. therefore the tendency OF tne ia.es we
Tors fsvorabe Az regards ltahan places, especially
NSnes and sicily the quotations. are likewise rather
pn tia R.turn Of the Bank for the week ending
saturday. April 49, may repeat that this coostsns
decrease In the bullion " for temporary purpose, vYs
for the Turkish loan. These renlittances VIII not BE-
continued mach longer. Heavy amounts Of gold hsvs
been sent into the Bank during the week now sboSs
10 close The various changes the retsrn exhib1 DO
not warrant the expectation Of any immediate redac-
ton in the rate of discount. The Railway share mar
ket to-day was inactive, and rather fstter." -,