The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-05-10

NEWS BY THE AMERIcA-THREE DAYS LATER
FROM EUROPE
The cunard steamer America arrived Halifax the
9th, with Liverpool dates 70 Saturday, the goth ut
The steamer Atlantic arrived out on Wednesday, the
23d.
III reported that Great Britain gives way the Gem
trial American question: but win recall Mr. Champion
TREATY on PEACE.
The London News has copy of of the peace docu-
ments which s considered to be authentic II contains
thirty-four articles;
The first restores perpetual friendship between the
Second All territories conquered or occupied during the
war shall be reclproeally evacuated
Third Russia restores Kars aud all other Ottoman ter
Fourth The allies restore sebastopo Balaklaya, KAN
iescb, Eupatoria and Kerlch
/ lFifth 70 eighth articles inclusive mssing1
Ninth The Sutan grants equality TO the Christians ia his
domnions and the other contracting parties dyest them
selves ofa right to interfere in the internal
the Ottoman empire.
Tenth. The convention OF l84l, closing The Bosplorus
and the Dardaneles, is reailirmed ats -gl#I Ts
Eleventh The Black sea is neurlized and forever closed
to all shpsowar Of any power with the exception speci
fled in the fourteenth and nineteenth articles
Twelfth Trade is made free in the Black sea- and consuls
are admitted 70 all its ports. ri Nh
Thirteenth Neither Turkey nor Russia Is 10 hold arsenals
in the Black sea. #t# a.8 t san
Fourteenth convention regulating the force for the
coast service concluded individually between Russia and
Turkey But tits appended the treaty and is unaltea-
BILE except with the general consent
fhteenlh' Inc ireo navigation of the Danube 10 be
made law of empire
Sixteenth and seventeenth appoint delegates from the
various contracting powers to put the Danube in naviga
| bic order and make provision for keeping it so. III
The eighteenth provides for permanent commission to
supernend Its police whilst the nineteenth allows each of
mouth of said river.
The twentieth defines the new frontier OF Bessarabia
ana the tweyrst cedes and annexes the added territory
| of Modayia '#
The twenysecond article continues Modava and Wal
nh "A IA
guarantees to said provinces freedom Of religion and
merre The twentyiourth makes provision toward their
definite organization and the twentyh provides that the
constitution for the government of the municipalities shall
be framed IN PARIS The twentysixth says the prncpa
ties shall maintain militia and may construct deences
approved by the Porte The y-sevenh provides that
IN case OF internal disturbances in the prncpalities the
Porte cannot interfere without consulting the contracting
powers.
The tweny-eghth article continues Serva dependency
OF the Porte and the twentynnth gives to the Porte the
| right TO garrison il. @@ "s# #.a~H 5""# Y. H
The thirteh gives Russia ana Turkey their former
possessions IN ASIA with new frontiers marked out under
the treaty ##@@1 .l "a
The thrtyrst provides for the immediate evacuation Of
Turkey W the allied and Austrian forces.
The thirty-second allows trade go before the
war, unui the new arrangements are made
The thirtythrd relates to the Aand islands and the
hirfourth desgnates the time when the treaty shall be
ratified
The London Sun publishes the treaty with mouaing
border round It'll .r.ag.- a.a' .r fsar ar.as.0.
In Parliament the government sustained another defeat
being outyoed by 70 majority in favor of open compet
| tion for civil appointments .ss5a s.s
Lord Lyndhurst had given notice of motion in regard
1 to the condition of Italy.
Lord Malmesbury gave notice of of ccnsurc of the
| fall of Kars. ## @@s
The London Star states that the British cabinet decided
on the ed the American questions aud will make
cessions in Central American affairs but determine
/ recall Mr.. Champion. -au .a
The papers relating to the Central American question
have been laid before Parliament but action has yet
been taken with regard to the matter
The enlistment documents would be ready in few days.
There was excitement in the public mind in regard 10
| the matter.
II is said that the Earl Of Egin having refused the APP
pontment of governor of Victoria The important appoint
ment had been offered to Mr. ophant his private secrc
/ tary in Canada
The Earl of Clarendon arrived Paris Monday after
noon and proceeded by a special train to London.
The military inquiry into the Crimean report confirms
IT. The principal witness examined was Sir L. Lyons
/ FRANCE. .~
imperial decree has been issued ordering further
duction OF the army. ..# ...
The French provincial papers speak of nundation in
many parts, caused by the late heavy rains.
BY decree lately passed. iron knees and pieces of bent
iron for ship-buildng arc admitted duty free.
.. RUSSIA
The government Of Russia has authorized the exporta
ton from Russia and Poland of sheepskins meat oxen,
horses hogs, brandy, spirits, ropes and hay.
/ PRlEcrPALrTIEa
Aleter from Vienna states that he commission for the
organization of the prncpaes will its labors
in the course OF this month
TURKEY
/ The French have evacuated Kinburn.
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