Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1856-05-17


ienh.-The Convention Of 18th of July,
1871 closing the Bosphorous and Dardan-
eles. is reaflirmed
E.renth.-The Black Sea is neutralized
and forever forbidden to all ships of war of
every power. adjoining or distant, with the
exceptions specified in articles l4th and 10Th.
1weJM.-Trade shall be free in the Black
Sea waters and ports, subject only to police
regulations, Russia and Turkey admitting con-
sui to all ports on its shores.
7hirteenh.-The Black Sea being neutral
lied. strongholds become useless; consequent
ly, Turkey and Russia agree neither to con-
struct nor preserve any military maritime ar
senals on the coast.
Foresnh.-The Convention regulating
the force of ships for coast service is inclu-
ded Individually between Turkey and Rnssia.
but is appended to this treaty and cannot be
altered without mutual assent.
Eft s,t}.-The of the Congress of vi
emma, relative to river navigation, is applied
TO the Danube and its mouths. and its free
dom becomes part of the law of Empire.
Sirtcenh.-To carry Article Fifteeeth into
effect France, Austria, Great Britain Prus-
sia, Russia and Turkey appoint each q dele
gate to put the river in q navgable state,
ksalcha to TIA.
.Serenteenth.-Austria, Bavaria, Turkey and
Wurtemburg and each delegate to the Princi-
palities Commission, to form permanent
Commission, to keep the river navigable and
superintend its police.
EighteenM.--The named general commits
sion will be dissolved in two years, and the
permanent commission take its place.
NiacteenM.-Each of the contracting eow-
ers may station two small ships at the mouth
Of the Danube
Tentieh.--Russia assents to the rectihca-
tion of the Bessarabian frontier. The new
frontier starts from the Black Sea. one mile
east of Lake Bonona Soils to the Akerman
Road, along which extends the valley Of Fra
Jan passing south Of Belgrade, and reascends
to the River Yalpack to Savatski, and termi-
mates at Camrri, on the river Pruth. Else
where it is unchanged.
Tg-nty:frst.-T This ceded territory is an
nexed to Moldavia.
1Tenty SecOnd-Moldava and Wallachia
continue under the sovereignty of Turkey
with the guarantee of all tine contracting
Powers that no Power shall claim the indi-
vidual right of interference.
Ipenty-third.-T'he Porte guarantees to
the said Principalities the continuance of re-
nglon and commerce. The contracting Pow
ers appoint Commission to meet immedl-
ately at Beucharest, to report on the present
condition and wants Of the Princpalities.
oentyJourh.-The Porte will insnediate-
iy convoke Divan in each Principalty to
learn the wishes of the people as to their
definite organizations.
1wenty.tth.-M Minutes thereof shall be
sent to Paris, where the Constitution shall
be framed which the Porte shall promulgate.
Hnty-sirh.-'The Principalties shall main
tain militia, and may construct works of de-
fence approved by the Porte.
11enty-seceRM.-lf the internal TRANQUILITY
or the Frincipalities be disturbed, the Porte
must consult the contracting Powers and
cannot employ armed Intervention without
their consent.
1icenty- h.-Servia continues to be a
dependency Of the Porte under the Powers
guaranteed, and it retains its National admin.
istration and freedom of religion and trade.
1wenty ninh.-The right of garrison in
serVia is reserved by the Porte. but no arm
ed Intervention is permitted without the con-
sent Of the Powers.
1hirttssh-Russia and Turkey retain their
possessions in Asia precisely as before the
war; out their frontiers are to be marked out
by the survey.
1hirty;frst.-The evacuation of Turkey by
The Allied and Austrian forces, aud shall take
place us soon as convenient. The time and
manner oil such evacuation shall be the sub
Ject OF private arrangement between. each of
the Powers and Turkey.
1h'ry'second.-Until arrangements shall
be made, trade shall 60 on as before tha
war.
1hirty.t1ird-A Convention, tthe contents
secret concludes between France, England
aud Russia, respecting the Aland Isles shal
be appended to the treaty
1hirytourth. The ratification shall be o.
changed at Paris, within four weeks.
The London Sun repubished the treaty
surrounded with mourning border.
In the British Parliament, the government
sustained another defeat, having been out.vo
TED oy majority Of 29, in favor OF open com
petlon Tor the civil appointments.
Lord John Russell has given notice of {
mo,lon lnqulring into the present state o
Lord Malmesbury has given notice Of hi
intention To move vote of censure liz rela
tion TO the fall of Kars.
Tho event exciting the most public atten
tion-in England was the grand review of tn,
neet, on "Wednesday, the 23d ult The pa
pers overflow with the details. Over 100 90,
spectators were present, on land and sea-
The feet numbered over two hundred ship
OF war, big and little. The steamers com
prised J4,6O0 horse power, carried 5000 gun
and $4,000 men.
The fleet included 10 gunboats and floai
ing batteries, and extended twelve miles alon
the water east and west, across Spthead. =
. The feet formed fous saaadrons, and pei
formed great many naval inannuyres' +,
The sdiheation Of the Queen.