Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1856-05-16

Commission take lie place. 10 Each Of
tho contracting Powers may station two
small ships at the mouth Of the Danube.
30 Russia Assents TO the restriction of the
Bessnrabian frontier. the new frontier to
atari from the Black Sea, one mile East Of
Lake Bournasola, 10 the Alderman Road ;
along which, to the Valley Of GRAHAM, pass
inr South of Belgrade re-descends the
River Yalpuck to Savatsika, and terminates
at Wakamori, on the River Pruth. Else
where It is unchanged. 2I-Ths ceded
territory is annexed 10 Moldava 22-Mol-
davm and Wallachla continue under the SOW
eicgaty Of Turkey, with guaranty of all con
tracing Powers, aud no Powor shall claim
individual right Of interference. 2S-The
Porte guarantees continuance to said Prlnci-
paties Of freedom OF religion and com
mcrce. The contracting Powers appoint a
commission to meet Immediately at Ducha-
rest, to report on the present condition and
wants Of the Prncipaliiies. ~ The Porte
will Immediately ,cOnyoko a Dvan in each
Prlnclpaliiy, to learn the wishes Of the peo-
pie as to definite organization 25-Mnuies
thereof shall be sent to Paris where Con
sttulon shall be framed, which the Porto
shall promulgate. 26-The Prrcipalltes
shall maintain militia, and may construct
works Of defence, TO be approved by the
Porte. EFT the internal tranquility nf the
Prncipalites be disturbed, the Porte must
consult the contracting Powers, and cannot
employ armed intervention without their as
sent 25-Serva continues dependency
of the Porte, under powers guaranteed, and
retains IT'S national administration, aud iree-
dom Of religion and trade 29Right Of
garrison ia Servia IS reserved to the Porte,
but no armed intervention permitted without
the consent Of the Powers. 80 Russia and
Turkey retain their possessions IN Asia, pre-
clsely as before the war, but their frontiers
shall be marked ont by survey 3l--'lhe
evacuation Of Turkey BY the Allied and
Austrian forces shal lake place as soon as
convenient, and the time and manner of such
evacuation shall be subject Of private ar
raugemcni between each Of the Powers aud
Turkey. 3l-Uuul new engagements be
made, trade shall 60 on as before the war.
IA Convention. contents secret. cunciud- .
cd between France England, and Russia,
respecting the Aland Islands, shall be ap.
pended TO this Treaty. N-Raudcatious .
shall be exchanged at Poris within four
weeks.
General .Nsics Great Briiain.-The .
event exciting most attention was the grand
review OF the 1eet on Wednesday, the 2}d .
The papers overflow with detaiis. 10000
spectators were present on land aud sea
The fleet numbered 2i0 ships-of-war, big
and lutle, an but TWO being steamers, com
prlsiug $1,000 horse power 1000 guns 30.
600 men, aud lncludlng 10 gun boats and 3
floating batteries il extended ~ miles
along the voters east and west. across Spit
head. The fleet formed four sq1adrons, and
performed manUuyers for the edlhcauon of
the Queen. Anerward they made a sham
huact on Portsmouth Castle and finally CON
clnded by Illuminating all the ships with COLI
orcd lights. The London sun published the
Treaty of Peace within a mourning border.
aud headed am editorial respecting the fleet
wlhthe caption Our glory and our shame 30
exciting thereby much Indignation among ils
contemporaries.
Iu Parliament government has sustained
yet another defeat being ouiyotcd by 81 ma
Jointly u favor Of open competition for evil
appointments.
Lord Clarendon LAID on The table Of he
House of Lords, aud Paimetston DO the
llouse Of Commons, the correspondence re-.
hrng 90 Genital America, and stated that
the enlistment papers would be ready in
few DAYS.
Lord Lyndhhrs, has given notice Of moo
ton on the condition of Italy, and Lord Nal
mesbury Of vote Of ceusurc on government
for the fan Of Kars
The ship Orion. at Liverpool saw ice
April q, Dat. 50, Jon. -, and large number
Of spars drifting about, which had been some
time IN The water. Query Were they the
Pacihcs: