The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-18
PROTOCOL NO. 3.
RUSSIAN CONCESSIONS.

Sitting or MARCH /, 1856.
Present-The Plenipote atiaries OF Austria, ttanse
Great Britain, Russia, sardinia and Turkey.
The Congress, as had resolved proceeds 20 the con-
sideration of he fifth point.
Count WAIEwsI reads ii, and adds that ia tae first
place, and separate condition, the allied Powers d.
m&nd that nenceforth Rus is houd longer bs able
rebuild create any naval military establishment 10
the Alamo islands,
Count oRIorF replies that Russia disposed to socsle
TO this stipulation, the penpotenuaries sIccee as ne
hoped would be the in coming 70 ndsrsandiDg
uron The other points OF the negotiation. He demands
that this stipulation should be recorded 10 separate
to be concluded France Great Britain aud Rus
ria thofe powers having exclusively taken part
varhke operations Of which the Baltic has been tins
theatre
The Plenipotsntiares Of Austria express the opinion
that separate should heless De annexed to
the general treaty.
The Conference assent.
Count WAIEwsKI states that, the second separate
copditiC he allied powers require that he state Of the
territories uated to the east OF the Black Sea s1oud be
BaIoD BRryyow expls M the diplomatic tran actions
which have Russia in possession Of those terrific
res, and their present situation.
AAIl P4sHA observes that diff ,uldes have arisen ia
this respect between the Pore aud Russia that 1t
would be advantageous 10 verify and, necessary,
recy the frontiers between the possessions OF the two
baron BRUSNow remarks that the line determined By
the convention signed st. petersburg in 1884, not
since that time given occasion for any dispute be
the two gove nmene that in the district u Caoueta
The map which hiss produced, claims had indeed
been cvspced but they had been exclusively Of pr
vate nature having origin in titles to properties
dispute. The Russian plenip0entary ADDS that Austria
had given Russia assurance that The separate cJndi
iious would involve cession Of territory.
Count WAIEwsB answers that revision OF boundaries
does not coDst sue territorial nen and pro-
poses in order to demonstrate the spirit of guilty that
animated ali parties 10 resolve that mixed Commission
shall be charged after the conclusion Of peace to decide
ON this point within fixed period.
This proposition assented TO in principle by all TIE
entaries but the dednitive adoption Of Il Is de-
lerred till the next meeting
Count WAIEwsE that Russia had erected forts
on the eastern coast OF the Black Sea- which she had her
self in part blown up, and that IL viii be necessary 10
come 10 an understanding in this respect
Tae Earl of CLARENDON, rely ing specifically on the
principle the naturalization Of the Black sea proceeds
10 show that these forts could not be rebuilt.
The Russian psnipotentisries setting up the dis inc.
ton which, according hem exists between these f)rts
and military maritime arsenas maintain tbs contrary
opinion.
The consideration Of this point is adjourned.
Count WAfEwsd lays down that the town OF Kara, and
the Ottoman territory present 10 the patton OF The
Russian army shall be restored TO Turkey.
The Earl OF tIREsDoS supports and en- srSes upoa ms
opinion.
The RUSSIAN PENPoTTSTTARIEs admit the princips Of
tn restitution but il cannot be finally decided on TIL
the end OF toe negotiation, they express hope thai IN
the OF the negotiation credit will ne gwen to them
for the concessions which they make in the consideration
Of the separa'e conditions proposei IN addition to ths
fases az cay sr-eed upos.
Count w4IEwssi, While taxing NOE Of the staeFion Of