Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16
A Days Later from Europe.

NLM lNhk May -. ne collins slCam-
ship Atlantic arrived at her dock al 10 o.
clock She left Liverpool April 80, ats p.
NJ.
rhero is considerable activity in English
politics Just at pfro,.s I..rA Iui-.ar.t.,,,
had called meeting of his supporters. snd
the Earl Of Derby 10 like manner, had sum,
moucd las the leader of the conservatives a
meeting of the heads of tina; party. to deub
crate on their respective acics.
Publication Of he Treaty and Proclaim
lion Of Peace. The pleulpotentaries mot at
3 o'clock on Sunday. April q, at the hotel
Of the Minister OF Foreign Affairs, in fnll
uniform. The minutes Of the exchange of
Publications were then drawn OPP, and az the
sitting of the Congress az 3 O'Clock, the
plempoieniianos affixed their signatures.
The feature Of the news by this arrival is
the official publication Of the Treaty OF
Peace. Attached TO the Treaty there are
three separate Conventions aud also dc
larauon respecting maritime law, and the
course TO be pursued ln respect to neutrals
during a tine Of war; that is TO say, TO pot
an end 90 puvaicerng.
The following are the four paragraphs
which were omitted in the copy of the treaty
received by last steamer. Their insertion
now makes the text complete:
Art. ;. Their Mnjesties the Queen Of the
United Kingdoms OF Gren, Britain aud Ire
land, the Emperor Of the French the En-.
peTor Of AL the Russlas, ,he King Of oar-
dina and the Sultan, grant full and entire
amnesty TO those of their subjects who may
have been compromised by any participation
whatsoever IN the events Of the war, IN "a
vor Of the cause Of the enemy. 1t Is ex-
pressy understood that such amnesty shall
extend 10 the subjects Of each Of the bells
gerent parties who may have continued IN
the war, to be employed IN the service Of
one Of the other beIhgerenis.
Art Is Prisoners of war shall be mmedl-
ately given up on both sides,
Art. T. Her Majesty the Queen of the
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire
land Ills Majesty the Emperor of Austria,
Ills Majesty the Emperor of the French,
His Majesty the King of Prussia, His Mai.
csty the Emperornf all the Russns and His
Majesty the King of Sardinia, declare the
Sublime Porte admitted to participate in the
advantages Of the public law and system
concert Of Europe Their Maiestles engage
each ON his part, TO respect the ndcpend
euce and territorial integrity Of the Ottoman
Empire guarantee in common the strict OBJ
seVance Of that engagement, and will, In
consequence, consider any act tending
to its violation, as question Of general in
terest.
Art 6. If there should arise between the
Sublime Porte and one or more Of the other
signing powers, any misunderstanding which
might endanger the maintenance of their
relations, the sublime Porte rnd each Of
such powers, before having recourse to the
use of force, shall afford to the other con
tracing parties due opportunity of preventing
such an extremity by means OF their med
atlon.
Disturbances in Syria. g. A serious disiur-
bance has taken place at Naples. Rev. Mt.
Lyde, the English missionary, was leaving
Naples, when a hali-witted Arab, looked APP
on by the natives as holy man, demanded
nlms, and seized Mr.. Lyde's gun. which was
hanging before him on the saddle unioru-
nately the peice exploded, aud killed the
man, The Arab population immediately
rose, plundered the house Of the English
CONSUL, the English school, and the Greek
church; tore down the French and English
flags, and ended by killing the father OF the
Prusslan COUNSEL, who was attempting TO de-
iend the property of the English, Mr. Lyde
took refuge IN the Governors house, sud was
brought To Jerusalem by an escort of cavalry
sent for him by the Pasha.
The North Of Syria is in very disturbed
state. In and abou, the mountains there are
10000 men, all carrying arms, and The Turk
ish government would be powerless against
any rising of the people.
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