Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-05-12

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he America brings additional foreign news 10
thk 10Th April. The treaty of peace publish, d in
tue i,anoon papers contains 81 articles, of which
the .li"wing l. synopsis:
Inc hrsi restores perpetual friendship between
tie eontending pnwers.
Seennd-A!! territories conquered or occupied
durlhg the war shall be recprocaly evacuated.
lhifd-Russa restores kars and all other OF.
tornan territory.
fonrth-i The Allies restore Sebastopul. Bala-
klaya, kamiesche. Eapatoria and Kertch
ttlfth TO the eighth articles, inclusive, miss
ing)
Ninth The Sultun grants equality to the Chris.
tiahs IN his doninIons, aud the other contracting
parties disest themselves If nh right 10 interfere
IN the internal government of the Ottoman En-
pire.
Tenth-The Convention Of Sal. closing the
Bosphorus and the Dardanelie, i, re affirmed
Eleventh The Black Sea is neutrazed and
forever closed tn all ships Of war of any power,
with the exceptions specified in the fourteenth
and nneteeuth articles.
Twetth-Trade Is made free in the Black Sen
and Consuls are admitted 10 all its ports
Thirteenth Neither Turkey nor Russia are TO
hold arsenals in the Black Sea-
Fourteenth-A new convention regulating the
force tor the coast service concluded individually
between Russia and Turkey. But it is appended
to the Treaty and is unalterable except with the
general consent
Fitteenih-fhe free navigation of the Danube
to be made law of Empire
Sixteenth and Seventeenth Appoints dele
gates from tue various contracting powers to- put
the Danube in navigable order and makes proyi-
sion for keeping it so. The eighteenth provides
tor permanent permission to superintend its DO
ice, whilst the nineteenth allows each of the con.
tracing powers to station two small ships at the
mouth of said river.
he Twentieth defines tho new frontier of
Bessarabia and the twenty first cedes au d annex
es the added territory To Aloldavia
The iwenty-secoud article continues Moldava
and Naachia under the sovereignty of Turkey.
Tire twenty third guarantees to said Provinces
freedom of eigon aud commerce. The twenty
fourth makes provision toward their definite or
ganizatlon, and the twenty fifth provides that the
constitution for the government of tb q Principals
ties shall be framed in Paris. The twenty ski h
says the Prncipalites shall maintain IA militia and
may construct defences approved by the Porte.
The twenty seventh provides that in case of in
ternal Disturbances in the Pprncipaliiies the
Porte cannot interfere without consulting the
contracting Powers
The twenty eighth article continues Sonia a
dependence of the Porte and the twenty ninth
gives to the Porte the right to garrison il.
The thirtieth gives to Russia and Turkey their
former possessions in Asia with frontiers
marke out under the treaty.
The thirty-irst provides for the immediate
evacuation of Turkey by the allied and Austrian
forces.
The thirty second allows trade To go on as be-
Fore tho war until the new arrangements are
made.
The thirty third relates 10 the Aland Islands
and the thirty fourth designate the time when
the treaty shall be ratified
The London Sun publishes the treaty with a
mourning border round it,
ENGLAND.
The event exciting most attention, the
grand review of the fleet on Wedne sday. the ODD
uit. The papers overflow with details. Over