New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-12


the river and the said parts Of the Sea- the best pos
sible state Of navigab,y To cover the expenses OF
Il Gee work., as well ns Of the establishments having
for their object 10 assure and facilitate the navigation
of the mouths Of the Danube, fixed duties at proper
rate to be settled by the Commission by majority Of
votes may be levied on the express conditions that IN
this respect, o. in all Others the flags OF oil NATIONS
sball be treated on footing OF perfect equality.
Arr. H. Commission rhall be appointed, COM
posed Of delegates Of Austria, Bavaria the Sublime
Porte, and Wurtemburg lone for each Ct these Pow
ers 10 which the Commits .iOD the Commission OF the
three Donuban Princpalties whose nomination shall
have been approved Of by the Porte, shall be Joined
This Comm zion, which shall be permanent, will first
draw up The regulations Of navigation aud Of huvia
police; secondly, remove the obstacles, OF whatever
nature they may be- which yet prevent the aPplca-
ton of the dispositions of the Treaty of Vienna to the
Danube: thirdly give orders for aud to be exc
cuted the necessary works throughout the whole course
of the river; and fOuhy, after the dissolution OF the
European COmmE sion, to the maintenance OF the
navigability Of the mouths Of the Danube, and the
neigLboIing parts Of the Sea.
ART. Is. 1t l. understood that the European CON-
mission will have fulfilled s task, and that the Bor.
dering Commission will have terminated the works
designated in the preceding article under the numbers
l and 2, within the space of two years. The Powers
parties to this treaty assembled in conference aud in
formed Of these facts, will, after having taken note
Of them, pronounce the dissolution of the European
Commission, ard thenceforth the permanent Border
ing Commrsion ,hal enjoy the same powers as those
with which the European Commission viii have been
invested up to that tine.
ART. 10. In order to assure the execution OF the
regulations which shall have been settled by common
accord in accordance with the principles hereinoelore
eluncated Zach OF the contracting Powers slaii nave
the right at all times TO station two hghtvesse q. TUE
mouths Of the Danube.
ART. co. In exchange for the town. ports and ter
rtolies enumerated in Article of the present treay
and in order the better 10 assure the liberty OF the haV
CATION of the Danube his Majesty the Emperor Oh ~
IN. Rus~i6
in Bessaraba. The new frontier will start IRON the
Black Sea at one kOrnetre TO the east OF Lake bouI
ma Sofa, will perpendicularly yejoin the Akermsn rosa
follow this read far as the Valley OF lrtan, pass "
the south of Belgrade reascend along the river al
puck as far as Saraska and will terminate at haka-
u orr Oh the Pruth Above this point the old frontier
betwt en- the two empires will undergo no MODIFICATION
Delegates Of the contracting towers WI, n Iere' "
ART. 81. The territory ceded by Russia shall De an
n4xed TO the Principally Of Moldavia, under the
tuzersinty of the Sublime Porte. The inhabitants OF
this territory will enjoy the rights and privsg.s a ec
sured 10 the Principates, and during the space Oh
three yesm they shall be permitted TO remove tner
dOmicis elsewhere freely dsposiDg of their properly
ART. 90 The Principslities of Wallachla and Mol.
dsvia will continue to enjoy, under the sulerat VI
Powers the privileges aud immuntes OF when toey
are in possesson No exclusive protection shali De
exercised over them by any one of the guaranteeing
Powers There shall be private ng OF interference
in their internal affairs.
the aforesaid Personalities Independent and national
administration, well as full liberty OF worship, egs
laton commerce, and navigation The laws anu s.at-
nj es now in fOrce shall be revised To establish COM
pete accord as to thir revision specl,l COMMISSION
with regard to the composition OF which the hgh con-
tracing parties will come TO an UNDERSTANDING VIII
assemble without delay at Bucharest together WIN
Commission of the Sublime Porte: Ihe TASK VI tui,
Commission will be to inquire into the actual state ana
condition of the Prncipales, aid to propose the bases
of their future organization.
ART. "a. His Majesty the Sultan, promises to con,
yoke immediately in each OF the provinces Divan az
hoc composed in such a manner as to constitute the
most exact repes NATION of the interests OF all classes
society. These Dvans are to give expression to the
wishes Of the populations relative TO the aehhT &c
orr aDization Of the Principalies An instruction OF
the Ccrges. will regulate the relations OF the Comns'
sion with these Divans.
ART. rs. Taking into consideration the opinion
expressed by the TIVE DivaDs, the Commission VIII,
without DELAY transmit the result OF its own labors TO
the present seat of the Conferences. The final under
standing with the Suzeran Power will be recorded 10
Convention concluded at Paris between the high con-
tracing parties, and hatocherih conormabe to the
stnulatiops of the Convention will defnvely consti-
tu,e tie organization Of these thence
forth under the collective guaranty OF Oil The powers
ART. &c. 1t is agreed that there shall be in the
Pncipalities armed rational force organized with
the object of maintaining the security OF the interior,
and assuring that of the frontiers No impeachment Is
10 be placed in the way of such extraordinary meas
ures Of oefepse as In accordance with the Sublime
Porte The Prncipalties may be under the necessity Of
taking to repuse any foreign aggression.
ART o. II the internal tranquility oil the Pnncpalt-
ties should be menaced or compromised, the Sublime
Porte will come to understanding with the other
contracting Powers as to the measures TO be taken TO
maintain or ree-tabiish legal order No armed inter
venton can take place without previous accord with
these Powers. 80
ART Ss. The PriDcipslty of Servia will continue to
be dependent upon the Sublime Porte, conormaby TO
the Imperial Hats, which nix and determine It's rights
and immunities placed hencefoIth under the Col
lecaive guaranty OF the contracting Powers In con-
sequence the said Principsty will preserve s ndepen
dent and national administration, as wei Us full liberty
of worship, legislation, commerce ana navigation;
ART 2y The right OF garrison OF the Sublime Porte
such az is stipulated for by anterior regulations, is
maintained. No armed Intervention is TO take place
in Servia without previous accord between oil the
contracting Powers
Arr. 80. His Msjesty the Emperor Of all the Russas
and bis Majesty the Sultan keep in its integrity the
snte of their possessions in Asis, such it existed
legally before tie rupture. In order to prevent any
local contest the boundary Of the frontier will be ver
fed and if need be- rectIfed, but so that terri
toral prejudice shall result TO either of the two parties
from any such rectifcstion. With this view a mixed
Commission composed Of two Russian Commissioners,
two Ottoman Commissioners, one French Commits
sioner and one English Commissioner shall be sent to
the locality Immediately after the re6stablshment
Of Diplomatic relations between the Court of Russia
and the Sublime Porte. The labors of this Commits
zion are to be terminated within the space Of eight
months dating from the exchange of the Publications
of the present. treaty.
ART 81. TIE territories occupied during the war BY
the troops Of their Majestic the Emperor Of the French
the Emperor of Austris, the Queen Of the United
Kingdom of Great Britain and lrelsnd and the King
of Sardinia under the terms Of the ntions signed
at Constannople March 10, 1854, bet ween France
Gre at Britain and the Sublime Porte the ih of June Of
the same year between Austria and the Sublime Porte
and the 18th of March, 1856, between Sarins and the
Sublime Porte shall be evacuated soon as possible
after the ratification Of the present treaty The time
within which the evacuation is to be effected aud the
means of execution will be the subject of cooven.