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Special Dispatch to The N. T. Tribune.
The following is the text of the note addressed
by Russia to the Allied Powers concerning the in
depreciation of the Peace Treaty, and asking for
the reassembling Of the Peace Congress. The
subject was referred to in the Canada's news:
PARIS, Oct. 1927, 1856.
MR. MINISTER: By order Of the Emperor, my au-
gust master under date of the 7-19th September, 1
had the honor of addressing your Excelency note
reiteratipg the invitation which had already been
given in effect proposing to all the Cabinets which
signed the Treaty of Peace to bring their represents
tiyes again into conference at Paris, az finally to
settle the pending questions connected with the execu'
ton of the Treaty Of Paris. The Government OF bis
Majesty the Emperor Of the French, concurrng in the
request, Lost no time in communicating it to al the
Courts which signed the Treaty Of Paris. period Of
one month having since elapsed in expectations which
have brought no resuts have received orders to lay
the annexed memorandum before you, which is sum-
mary condition Of things in its whole bearing. 1t is
renewed record of the high Importance which the I'm
perial Court of Russia attaches to speedy and
thorough settlement of all ltgated points. 1t lays
down the courses which that Court has pursued law
fully to reach its conclusions, and finally points out the
Inconvenience which might grow out Of any further
postponement In fact the demarkation Of the new
frontier of Bessarabia laid down principle by the
preliminary Convention signed l83Oth August, is now
awaiting final decision merely on two local difficult
ties vet to be resolved in order to close the operations
over the extent of the line three Ourths Of which are
already rum But the execution Of the Goth article Of
the Treaty of Peace is not the only requirement
which has remained in suspense. This Euro
Dean compromise continues unexecuted in more
than one of its most essential conditions.
The Black Sea- in virtue of article II, is neutrszed.
Its waters and ports formally and forever closed
sganst naval and military flags, save under excep'
tons mentioned in l4th and 18th articles. The 10th
article, and the Convention relative to the Straits an
rexed to it, maintain the oden rule Of the Ottoman
Empire; in virtue Of which, the Straits Of the Dsrda-
nees and the Bosphorus are closed against foreign
armed vessels 90 long as the Porte shallbe at peace
The supplemental and trsnsitory article or schedule
added to the general treaty, lays down that the spu
latiOns of said Convention shall not apply to vessels Of
war used by the beligerent powers for evacuation by
sea or the territories occupied by their armies; but it
expressly declares that said stpuations shall rseume
their full effect so soon az the evacuation will have
been finished. Now, up To this day, viz, three
month since effectpg the evacuation by sea,
oil these stipulations continue without effect
Laly articles 20, "a, Is and 90 relative to the Mol
davan and Walachian Priecipates, remain unexecut-
cd by fact CT the presence Of foreign armed force in
the DaDuban Provinces; a military occupation which
does not agree with the provisions Of article 81 relative
TO the entire evacuation of the Ottoman Empire. Tho
period Of Elk months provided for the eectuaton OF this
avoidance reekoDir from the day of the exchange Of
Qualifications has Terminated Thu pnafurfv Of that
period recalls to the mind of all the contracting
powers the common obligation laid upon them to see to
the maintenance Of the salutary work of general pac-
cation, which Europe looks to as q new earnest Of
prt sperity and rest. The Emperor, my master orders
ne 10 di:'haIee this duty by confident appeal t. the
Government Of bis Majesty the Emperor of the French
with view Of hastenog the time when the represen.
tatiSes Of the CopIts who sgatd the treaty, again