American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1856-05-17
ARRIVAL OF TIE AMERICA.
sDAYsLATER FROM EUROPE.
England G;rcs We9 to tie Central
Amsric0n QtestieR.

nrct America arrived here thi, forenoon
with Liverpool dates 10 the 26,h ut.
three days later than tho advices per
htoauast North Ametica. & A2t ~
Il Is reported that Great Britain
gives wsy Un the Genital Ame,icaa
question. but will not recall Mr.. Clamp
ton.
Tho London popers have obtained
copy OF the treaty Of peace. Its con.
tents arc much as were anticipated.
The steamer Atlantic arrived out on
"Wednesday, the 23d.
THE TREATY OF PEACE.
The London News has a copy of
one of the peace Documents. which is
considered TO be .athenlic. II contains
thirty.four article.
The frs, restores perpetual friendship
between the contending powers.
Second All territories conquere,l or
occupied during the war shall be recip !,
rocally evacuated, 49, 81 a,sX
Third Russia restores Kars and all
other Ottoman territory. .4qSitbbol
Fourth The Allies restnre Sebasio.
pol Balaklaya, Kamiesche. Eupatoria
and Kertch. .hF#
(Fifth,o the eighth articles, inclu-
sive missing.) Ill .H aar
Ninth--The Sultan grants equality To
the Christians in his dominions,, and
the other contracting powers diyost
themselves of all right TO interiors in
the Internal government of the Ottoman
empire.
Tenth-The Convention of lS4l,
closing the Bnsphorus and tbs sDurdan-
Giles, is re-affil med a, E
Eleventh The Black Sea is neu-
tralized aud foreverc osed tn all ships
of war Of any power. with the excep.
tons specified in the fourteenth aud
nineteenth articles. nHg y pas.st7
Twelfth-tradc is made free in the
Black Sea, and vessels are admitted 10
all its ports. tF E
Thi,teenth--N Neither Turkey nor Rus
STA are to hold arsenals in tho Black
Sea. ji ID ,Eas8 - ID, F9c aams =
Foulteenth--A convention regulating
the force for the coast service, corcln-
ded individually between Russia and
Turkey. But tits appended to the trea.
ty, and is unalterablo except with gene
raj consent. III
Fifteen;b-The free navigation ofrhe
Danube le be made law Of Europe.
Sixteenth and seventeenth appoints
delegates from the various contracting
powers toput the Danube in Manageable
order, and makes provision for keeping
it so. t
The eighteenth provides for porma.
nent commission TO surerintend its po-
lice; whilst the ninetcenth allows each
of his contracting powers to station two
small ships at the mouth Of said mver.
The twentieth defines the new from.
tier OF Bassarabia, aud tho 2lst cedss
and annoxes the added territory To
Moldayia.
The twenty.second article confines
Moldayia and Wallachia under the SOW
eregnty of Turkey. g
The ,wenly-third gaarantees to said
Provinces, freedom freligiop aud com
merce. 20 a 81
The twenly-fourth makes provision
toward their definite organization, and
The twenty.ffth provides that the con-
s,itution for the government of the Prin-
cipalities shall be framed in Paris.
The twenty sixth says, the Principal
tiles shall maintain militia, and may
construct defences approved by the
Porte. w asst do t HH
The twenty-seventh provides that in
case Of internal Disturbances in the
Principalities, tho Porte cannot inter-
fere without consulting the contracting
powers. at'E
The twenty eighth article continues
Servia dependency ofthe Porte, and
the twenty.uinth gives to the Porte The
right to garrison it.
The thirlieih gives to Russia and
Turkey the formal possessions in Asia,
with new frontiers marked out under
the Treaty. .a
The thirty,frst provides for the i'm.
mediate evacuation of Turkey by the
! allied and Austrian forces.
The ihirly.second allows trade to go
on as before tho war, until new arrange
ments nre made.
The thirtytbird relates to the AIand
Island, and The thirty fourth designates
the time when the treaty shall bo rat-
fed.
The London Sun publishes the Trea-
ty with mourning border round ii.
e ENGLAND.
In Parliament, the Government sus.
tanned another defeat, being outvoted
by 20 majority in favor ofopcn compe
tition for civil appointments.
Lord Lyndhulsl had given notice Of
a motion 10 regard to the condition Of
Italy. t1
Lord Malmesbury gave notice of a
vote Of censure for the fall1of kars.
The London S,arstates tha, the Brit
Il 4 4 Il Il.