The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18

II there should arise between Sublime Porte aud
S,esisn s. q their . son he st.ss
fore h.vpg rscou5s 70 The use force shall al rd ne osr
means Of ccScihsaon
Count BIOL am ounces that he has achieved the in
strucons Q. his court the second point, relative 20
the Danube He declares that Aus tria assents 70
tire application OF tbs principle established by the act
of the Congress of Vienna to the Upper veil as the
Lower Danube, provided, however, that this is
combined with the engagements previously ,Ahen oond
S NEW rdss1s M o
meet the principle of free navigation laid down in The
Plelminsses taking those engagements in;os;count,
After having heard this new wording read, the Con-
gress decides that copy of 1t shall be ANNEXED to the
next sitting fbe protocol s read and approved
che signatures fellow
ANNEX / TO PROTOCOL NO. 10.
SEPARATE CONVENTION BETwEKS PORTE AND
His Imperial Majesty the sultan and ibis Majesty the
OF IN
In the general treaty under the dale OF - to winch
they are contracting parties, and Wishing in conse-
the force Of the which they have reser
themselves maintain the Black Sea for the ssrvi,s Of
special vendoD, and have named for that purpose
His imperial Majesty toe Sultan, Aai PasaA, Grand.
renes: and Mehsmmd Djsmil Rsy, his ambassador ex-
traordinsiy and penlpotsn'lary;
ds-camp General oro, ns ars plenipossnt.ry At tie
PHis Conference, &C., &c and the Baron de B-unnow,
&C., &c DC.
l. The high contracting parties mutually engage not to
have in the Black Sea apy OF than those
Of which the umoer the force and the dimensions are
Each OF the high contracting parties to
itself to maintain In that six steam vessels Of fifty
metres in length the line o. hotation, four light
vessels of tonnage which shall exceed 200 tons
EACH
initials of the two first Plenipotentaries]
ANNEX TO PRoUoTOL NO. 10.
The act OF the Congress- OF Vienna having established
rivers traverpg different States the contracting
stpulate amcpg emsevss that those principles shall
in future be equally applied to the Danube and its
mouths. Trey declare that this arrangement hencsforth
forms part of the public Law OF Europe and take It
der their guarantee The navigation of the Danube
not be subjected to any impedmen. charge ex-
pressy provided for by the following stpulstons. In
solely upon the fact OF the OF the river,
any duty upon The goods which may be board vsssss
and no obstacle whatever shall be opposed to free nsvga
q With the view to carry out he provisions of pre-
cedirg article commission composed OF the delegates
OF Ausia France Grea; Britain, Prusss Russis, Sar
dina snd Turkey shall be charged todesgnsts the works
necessary to clear the mouth Of the Danube from the
which obstruct it. In order to the
of such works. well OF the establish intended
to secure and to facilitate the navigation the mouths
of the Danube fixed duiis Of suitable ra.e may be
LEVIED on the express conoon that in this as in
every other the flags OF al! shall be treated
the footing & perfect equality
composed of delegates of Austria Bavaria Wurtem erg
servia Walachia, Moldava, and Turkey. 1t shall be
peINaLeLL: a. SuAu prepare TeguAVlonS OF hSVig@uOu
river poce b. Shall the legislative impede
ments which still prev. mt the appca ion to the Danube
Of the arrangements Of the reatyof Vienna Snail
der and be the necessary works through
out the whole course of the river.
A. 1t ID understood that the European c1mmiss,n shall
have completed its task and that the river commission
shall have finished the works des ribed the preceding
article by the letters and within the period of
three years, sooner possible The congress sitting
at Paris having been informed Of this fact shall after
having placed 1t record the dissolution Of
the European commission.
B execution Qu
which shall have been olshed by common agree
ment in conformity with the princi os ceclsred
each OF the contracting bowers shall have the right tn
station Zone two) light vessels at the mouths Of the
Danube.