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other questions growing out of our relations Win o
egn which demanded the attention OF our
wises patriots practsed Statesmen He censured
the for the 1t had pursued In relation
TO Nicaragua, Ia preventing emigration 10 that country
and also hoptd that measures obtaining immediate
drees from the Costa Rica for the late out
rage committed ths American by the steamer
Mr. BLISS Of Ohio, obtained the aoor but gave way,
and the committee rose. .
And then at halEpAst o'clock the House adjourned
T hrat st 5t
NEWS BY THE ATLANTIC
The principal additional by the Atlantic is the
Of the official publication Of the treaty Of
peace.
ADDITIONAL AND rRAssIroRy ARTICLE.
The spuatious OF the convention respecting the straits
signed this day shall not be applicable 70 the vesseo
by sea f The territories occupied BY their armies but the
said spulaons shall their entire effect a. soon MS
the evacuation shall be terminated.
Done Paris the 3oth day Of the month Of March, IN
Clarendon Cowley, Buol-chausnstsn Hubner A. Waew-
ski Bourqssnsy AAnsuns, y au uraon
DjemiL
CONVENTIONS ANNEXED PRECEDING TREATY.
Convention 5etspeen her Mesy Ms emperor Of Austria,
the Emperor Of the Frsnch Tie King 2? Prussia, ne En-
peror Russia and the KisN Of Sardinia, the one part,
and The Sultan he other part respecg The sraits Of the
Dardaneues and Of The Bosphorns.
Sgned at Paris March 80 1855 Ratification exchanged
at Paris April ~, 1867
In the name OF Almighty God. a.4. as
Art l. His Majesty the Sultan, the part declares
that firmly resolved maintain for the future the prn
cpe invariably established the ancient rule Of his
P and in virtue q xn hss 9 ~ %s q 'ssn Pre-
straits Of the Dadanees and Of the Bosphorus and that
long the Porte At peace his Majesty will admit no
foreign ship-ofwar into the said straits.
And their Mases the Queen Of the United Kingdom Of
Great Britain and Ireland the Emperor Of Ausa the Em
Of the French the King Of the Emperor OF all
the Russas and the King Of SardiDa the other part
engage respect this determination Of the Sultan and to
conform themselves to the principle above declared.
Art The Sultan reserves 70 himself a. IN past times
war; which shall be employed az Is usual in the service OF
the missions OF foreign powers
under flag Of war; which each Of the contracting powers
authorized station the mouths OF the Danube in
der the execution Of the regulations relative to
the liberty Of that river and the number OF which Is not
TO exceed two for each power.
Art A. The present convention, annexed TO the general
treaty signed at Paris this day. shall be ratified and the
In witness whereof the respective penpo.entiares
signed the same and have axed thereto the seal Of their
Done at Paris the soth day Of tho month Of March, in the
Clarendon, Cowley Buel schauensten Hubner A. wAlews
XII Bourqueney Manteuifel, O. N. DfIatzfeldt Orlof,
Brunnow, G. Cavour, De Villamarina, Asl, Mehemmed
Djeml.
a. constation 5etosem TIE Emperor Of Rus.a osd the Sui
fon Irising their NavaI Force IN tie Black Sea.
Signed at Paris March 30 RAd6cations exchanged
Paris April ~, 1867
In the name Of Almighty God.
Art l. The high contracting parties mutually engage
have in the Black sea any other than
those which the number the orce ana Inc dimensons
are hereinafter stipulated.
Art q The high contracting parties reserve to them
selves each to mantsn in that SEA q. steam o. 90
800 at the ndringm and four light steam or sailing
vessels tonnage which shall not exceed 200 tons each
Art 3 The present convention, annexed 70 the general
treaty signed At Paris this day shall be ratified and the
rafcaons shall be exchanged in the space OF four weeks
~ ;tnes, Whereof the respective pIenipotenaries have
signed the same and have affixed thereto the seal Of their
Done a. Paris the 18th day Of the month Of March, in
the year 1856.
Oron Brunnow, Aali, Mehemmed Djernil
a. Coup,uton Iet,esen Ier Najesy, the Emperor ef the
French and the Emperor Of Rnssia, respecting ne Hand
islands.
(s,gned at Paris March 90 1886 Ratifcaons exchanged
at Paris April ~, 1867
Tn the name of Almighty God.
Art His Majesty the Emperor Of all the Russas, in
der TO respond TO the dese which has been to
him by their Mseses the Queen Of the Dited Kingdom
"a Great Britain and Ireland and the Emperor OF the
French declares that the Aand Islands shall not be for
fed and that mo military naval establishment shah be
maintained created there.
treaty signed at Paris this day shall be rathed and tho
shall be exchanged in the space Of four weeks
% Wines whereof the respective plenpotentaes have
signed the same have affixed thereto the seal OF their
,L..,.,. r,,., l.,
Clarendon Cowloy A. walewsk Bourqueney, 0rlof Brun-
now.
Declaration respseng maritime ias sened ~ the Pienpo
f.aiares qf Grsa Bsjtain Assva Frane, Pr"'''a Nus
sa Sarln;a and Turkey, assn~bledm Congr~s at Par's.
Arra l6, 1856:
trrnsasoa.l
The p,enpotentaries who signed the treaty OF Paris Oh
the soth OF March 1856, assembled in conference
Considering-
That maritime law in time of war has long been the
subject OF deporable disputes;
That the uncertainty the law and OF the duties In ruch
matter gives rise TO differences OF opinion between neu-
trails and begerens which may occasion serious dmcnl-
ties, and even conflicts;
That it is consequently advantageous to establish nn
form doctrine 40 important point;
That the penpotenarea assembled in Congress az fars
cannot better respond the by which their gov
ernments are animated than by seeking introduce into
international relations Rxed principles in this respecti
The aforementioned plenipotent'ares beng dniy an
thorzed resolved concert among themselves 70 tne
means Of attaining this object and, having come TO an
agreement have adopted the following solemn
E 4 Privateprinr H. and remains, abolished
a The neutral flag enemys goods, with the ex-
ception OF contraband OF war;
Neutral goods with the exception OF contrabhnd OF
var are not liable 10 capture under enemys flag.
Rlocksdee in order TO he binding must be effective
that IL 10 say by force sucient really TO
vent access TO the coast OF the enemy.
The governments Of the undersigned plenipotenaries
engage bring the present declaration TO the knowledge
Of the which have not taken part in The Congress
of Paris and To In vite them TO ArcedA to IT,