The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-13

;ips, vha,sceve- In tho events OF kas in
vor Of ,be cause OF the enemy.
tend to the subjtci OF each Of the bessrent parties M
may have continued during the war 70 bo employed
tho service Of one Ct 'hs other other Sslls'r'n's. 81 '
rnsoptrs OF war shall be immceisel, svss up -
nsr hs)esty bt Qusen OF the United KinSdsm Of Grsst
.s heisnd nis hsl'sy the Emperor Of Austria his No
esv Inc Emperor OF tine French, his tho King
usAs, his hsjesty the EMPEROR OF al ths Russsse .
his hfjety rAe King Of Sardinia, declare the sublime
public Nv and .ysem (eonce Of Europe Their H.jss-
tie. enays each on nis part 70 respect the
and the serritoras integrity efthe Ottoman smprs g
rsntse in common the strfrt obssrvAnce OF tst enaes
ment and WILL in cersequencs consdss any sst tsndih
It's ''0Al'n as qassn s,1cps q M Esp'r'' interest,"
| there shonld arise between the Sublime Porto saA
standing whI night q. ny 81
relations the Sublime Psvte and each Of such PowSrs,
e. o.
such an extremity BY n eans o. their rnsdatios.
AsInpsral Msjsssg the sultan havinr In hL,c.ssss.t
soettuae the weiArs of his M Issued sran
Which while au,elorasns their condition wihcst dis
Junction OF religion cf records his intea.
tons towards the Christina population Of s empire sus
respect has resolved to s tS s s
parties the said hrman, enaDating spontarsously he9
his sovereign wi The ooatr.ons -SwMs rssognias ,As
b4h value OF this COMMUNICATION Il Ia clsarly unaer-
stood that it ceano In any-case gvoto the sad PoWsss
the right to interiors either collectively a.ps,atsv :
the relatons OF hts Majesty the Sultan with his sQbSes
nor IN the internal administration of h.s empire.
ARrIu-SX.
tans the ancit MT rule Of the Ottoman Empire relative 70
the closing of tho Straits Of BosphOrus and the Dar
concluded for that purpose conforty with that
principle between the high contrasting parties, is a
remains annexed to the treaty, shall have
the same force and validity Fit ormeAu integral
part thereof
The Black Sea s nectrAized its waters aud In ports
thrown open to the mercantile marine OF every natoa
either of the Powers possessing coasts or Of s.y
other Power, with the exceptions mentioned in articles
4 a1d u Of 'hs pFssen. a..,Gs .,ea y; x11
Free from a7y mpediment the ccmnsrce in the porta
and waters Of the Black SeA shall be subject only roku
ations Of health customs, and police framed in spirit
favorable to the deveopenent Of commercial transactions.
IN sreer 70 Afford 10 the commercial and maritime inte
sna u sublime Porte WIN admit Consrs into their pos
with the principles of international law.
ARrIczs XUI
The Black Sea being rearaized acoorcag to tho ters
OF Article IL the maintenance establishment tn
coast Of military maritime asenAls becomes alike
ssssary And PTrposess % in Eas Majesty Ne
Sultan engage not to establish to maintain upon thar
coast any nilita'y'maiit!me , arsenal. sen
Their Msjesies the Emperor All the Russas and the
Sultan having concui cd convention for the purpose
~ for the service of their COASTS which they reserve =
themselves to maintain in the Black Sea- that conveno
and validity as If it formed an integral part thsree
1t cannot he either annulled modified without the
en' OF 'ne f0"er' ',Srlrs tns present treaty
The ast of the Congress of Vienna having estabissA
rivers which separate or traverse different States, -
contracting Powers stipuate among themselves that
ana M T.y y
rangement henceforth forms part Of the pubic lay e
nuh hiaNtn6 n fnSnm
or caarss not m esR.ssy provided for y As
sequence, there shall be levied any toll founded
solely upon the fact Of the navigation Of the river
any duty upon tie soods which which may = on Sossd q
established for the safety Of the States ssparated
traverfed BY that river shall be fameda TO Mcin
exception Of such resu stions, no obstacle whatsvs
shall be opposed to free navig.tion.
with the view to carry out the arrsngemsnts q H.
preceding article commission, in which Great Dritea
shall each be represented BY one delegate, ahan $
charged to designate and cau,e to be executed tho wes
Danube the neighborpg par! Is OF The 49, frem
the sands and other impedmepts which oostruot them -
in the possible navigation order to c
verfhe expenses of such works well Of the esabA
at the mouths Of the Danube fixed duties Of suitable
rata settled BY the commission BY majority Of votes.
Be on tss Ss ID M that in
be treated On the footing Of perfect equality.
ARTICLE XVII.
commission shall be established, and shall bs COM
posed Of delegates Of Austria Bavaria the Sublime Ports
and Wurtembe,g Zone for each Of those Powers), -
bian Prncpalties, whose nomination shall have bseG
approved by the Porte This commission which shall -
and river police. ID Shall remove the impedimsnta, a
whatever nssuIe they may be- which still prevent tAs
Treaty Of Vienna. 3d. Shall order and to be
cuted the necessary works throughout whole
European Commission zee to maintaining the mouths q
the Danube and the neghboring parts OF the sea n
nsvgaes state. ..r,rv yvm
It is urdsrstcod that the European Commison shAo
have completed it's task and that the River commiasoe
article, uncer Nos. and 2 within the period Of tvo
years. The signing Powers assembled in Conference hav
it On record pronouros the dissolution Of the EaroIssa
Commission, and from that time the permanent Rive.
which the European Commission shall have until thsa
been invested.
In order to insure the execution of the regulations
which shall lave been established BY common agreement
Of the contrasting Powers shall have the right 70 station
at al times two light ut the mouths the Danube.
| ARTICLE Xxx.
In exchange for the towns ports and territories
merated in article Of the present treaty. and order
more FUZZY secure the freedom Of the navigation q hs
Danube bis Majesty the Emperor of All the Russas
sens 10 the rec6cation Of his frontier 10 Bessarabta
The frontier shall begin from the Black Sea, one
kon to the east Of Lake Bourpa S0la sha per-
pendcuarly to the Aksrman road shall follow that roAd
to the Val de san pass 10 this south of Bolgad ascsd
the Of the river Yapuck to the height OF SAsat-
Ska and terminate Katamori tho Pruth. Ahsve
that point the old frontier between the two empires shM
modification. Delegates OF the Contract
ing Powers shall FIX In its Details the line Of the Hsw
frontier.
ARTICLE XXI.
The territory cedtd by Russia shall be annexed 10 the
Prncpay Of ModAvia under the suserainty Of the SUBJ
lime Poste The Inhabitants Of that territory shall enjoy
the rights and privileges secured to the Pncipalltiss;
and during the space OF three thsy shall b psr
mitted to transfer their domeis elsewhere disposAg
| freely Of their property
ARTICLE XXI.
The Pfncpstes Of Wanachia and MoIdava shall con-
nue to enjoy under the suzerainty ofthe Ports and
der the guarantee Of the contracting Powers the priv
leges mnuniiss OF which they in possession No
exclusive protection shall bs exercised them ~ any
the guara Powers. There shall be separate
/ right Of interference In their internal affairs.
i ARTICLE XIII.
The Sublime Porte engages to preserve to the said Pr