New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-25

The Brussels IRdtpeRdGRoe Beige glveSth following
the text of the propositions submitted to Russia by
Count Esterhazy:
CART I.-DanubiGs PrincitIitics.
Complete abolition of the Russian protcctoratc.
The Dsnubian Pncipalities shall receive an Organiza-
ton cOnformable 10 their wishes, their wants and their
interests and this organization, respecting which
the people shall be consulted, shall be recognized by
She contracting Powers aud sanctioned 10y the Sultan
as cmanating from his sovereign initiative. No state
shall be able under any prctext whatcver-under any
form of protectorateto interfere in the question of
the internal administration Of the PrnCpahes they
shall adopt a defnGve permanent systoR demanded
by their geographical position, and no impeachment can
he made to their terrifying, in the interest of their
safety, in such manner as they may deem advisable,
their territory against foreign aggression.
In exchange for the strong places and territories Oc-
cuped by the allied armies Russia consents 10 rect
fcatOn of her frontier with Turkey in Eorope. II
would commence in the vicinity of Chotym follow the
line Of the mountains which extend IN -Ouhe6-teriy
erection and terminate at Lake SaSie The line (trGceI
shall be definitely regulated ny the general treaty and
the conceded territory would return to the Principa
ties, and to the snsersiHty IF 1T the Pert.
1.-The freedom of the Danube and OF its mouths
shall be efcscously assured by European institutions
in which the contracting Powers shall be equally repre-
senttd except the particular positions of the lord. of
the soil on the (d6S rircrd,7S) watercOurSC~, which
shall be regulated upon the principles established 10y
the Act of the Congress of Vienna.
As regards the navigation of rivers, each OF the
contracting Powers SHAH have the right To keep one or
two small vessels stationed at the mouths Of The rver
destined 10 the execution OF the regulations
r,latve 10 the freedom Of the Danube.
CART. lII.-Neatrail;G!ioH Of he Blact Sea.
"Thr shall be open TO merchant vessels, closed
to war naves marines nihtGires). Consequently no
naval mtsry-arsenals shall be created or maintained
there. The protection OF the commercial and maritime
ntert sis Of ell nations shall be assured IN the respect.
i've ports Of the Black Sea- by the establishment of in
stitu,ions conformabe TO International law and TO the
in no txvnp
which hold the coast engage themselves 10 msintain
ohiy the number of light vessels of fixed force,
eary for their coast service. This Convention con-
Guided separately between these two Powers, shall
iom part, as an annex of the general treaty after
ceNng The approval Of the contracting parties This
separate convention cannot b. annulcd or modified
without the consent OF the signatores of the general
treaty The closing Of the STRAITS will admit the
ceptOn applicable 70 the stationary vessels mentioned
in the preceding article.
ART. IV.-Chrtsfias Subjects 9th. Porte.
"The immunities Of the Rayak subjects Of the Porte
slal be regousy preserved without infringement on
the independence and dignity of the sultsns crown
As deliberations are taking place between Austris
France, Great Britain and the Sublime Porte, to o.