The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-07

their limits are for the future bxed and acknowledged
by the following article, shall Lenceorh form the king
me 9Th article describes the cessions be made by
Prussia 10 the Kingdom @, Hanover.
'cie 2o his ha1esty the King OF Prussia renounces,
in ltrpeuiy for himself mis- and SUCCESSORS
al reDt and prer nsion Whatever that hs Majesty IN MS
auay o. sovereign Of Eshsleld may form o. iae ona
cies, suuatesa IN the HanOveran territory.
The 2etb article describes the cessons made BY Hanover
TO PRUSSIA That part Of the duchy Of Lunenourg when
by this article, passes under the Prussan dominion is
igese, we'd IN It's rights and privileges and expressly
tenber l7o2 confirmed by the actually regnng king OF
Great Britain on the 2lst June, 1866.
Article So HIS Majesty the King Of Prussia and his
Britannia Majesty King OF Hanover animated by the de-
sire TO render entirely equal and common 10 their respect
I'VE subjects the advantages Of the Of the Ems
and OF The port OF Embden, agree in that respect TO what
First The Hanoverian government. engages 10 cause to
DC executed a It's EXPENSE in the years 1915 and 1916
gneers, which shall be lately named by Prussia
and Hanover, shall deem necessary TO render navgable
the part OF the river OF the Ems from the frontier OF
Prussia to its embouchure, and constantly to
that pa Of the river IN the State in which the said works
shall have placed II for the benefit Of the navigation.
Second shall be free TO the Prnssian subjects 10 i'm
port and to export by the port OF Embden all goods
auctions and merchandise whatsoever well natural
artificial, and to keep warehouses in the town Of Emb
den 10 dispose Of the said merchandise In them during
two years from the date Of their arrival in the town.
without these warehouses being subject 10 any other in
inspection than that to which those OF Hanovefian sub
jecls are also liable.
fTukElan Vessels well as merchants
shall not pay for navigation expectation or importation
OF merchandaes, for warehouse charges any other
dues fees whatever that charged to the Hano
veran subjects Themselves The tols and fees shall be
regulated by common consent between Prussia and HanO
ver and the arG cannot in future be altered but by com
The rights and liberties here specified equally extend
to the Hanoveran subjects whsh navigate that part Of
the river Ems which remains with his Prussan Majesty
Fssrh. Prussan subjects shall not be obliged TO employ
merchants of Embden in their commerce with the said
port and they shall be at liberty To negotiate respecting
hair Asca~ Exatt a,tha hat
ba0tspts OF that with foreigners, without paying
other dues than those to which Hsnoveran subjects
consent.
His Majesty The King Of Prussia on bis side engages to
grant to Hapoveran subjects the free navigation Of the
canal Of the Seckpz 80 that they shall only be liable 70
the came dues which eha be paid by the inhabitants OF
the ducby Of auenburg.
His Prussian Majesty also engages to enquire these nd
yantages TO the Hanoveran subjects in the of the
duchy Of Iauenburg being ceded by him 10 another
reign.
Article 81. His Majesty the King of Prussia and hi.
Majesty the King of United Kingdom Of Great Britain
and Ireland King of Hanover mutually consent that there
namely
r One from Halberstadt by the territory Of Heldes
Second. secood one from the old marche by Gfhoin
and Newstadt TO Minden.
Third. third from Osnabruck by IppenOuren and
The two first of Prussia, and the third in favor
Of Hanover. The government shall name without delay
commission to determine by common consent the regu
latlons necessary for the said roads.
The SD article fixes the relations OF the Duke Of Aren
burg the Duke Of ooz Corswarem and the Count Of Ben
them the operations Of these regulations until the
treaties between him and the Hanoverian government,
have expired.
Article 49, His Britannia Majesty King Of Hanover in
order TO with the engagement Of his Prnssan Ma
esy TO procure convenient ACCOMPLISHMENT Of territory
10 his Serene Hiehness The Duke Of Odenburg
10 cede to him district enclosing population of 5000
inhabitants.
Article a. His Serene Higbness the Duke of Hosten.
Odenburg sha assume the title Of Grand Duke Of Oden
burg
Article IS. Their Serene Hghnesses the Dukes Of Neck
lenburg schwern and Meckenburg srelitz shall assume
the titles OF Grand Dukes Of Mecklenburg Schwerin and
Streltz.
Article &c. His Serene Hiehness the Duke OF SAKE Wei.
mar shall assume the title OF the Grand Duke Of SAKE
Wenar.
Article 81 His Majesty the King OF Prussia shall cede
from the Of his staies they have been fixed
and recognized by the present treaty. his Royal High
the Grand Duke SAKE wsmaf districts containing
population Of 30 600 inhabitants, either contiguous
in the neighborhood of the Principally Of Wemar.
His Prutsian Majesty equally engages 70 cede to his
which has been given up to him by virtue OF the same
stipulaons, districts containing population Of 900 nha
bnanis.
His Royal Highness the Grsnd Duke of SAKE Weimar
shall possess the districts full sovereignty and
properly and reunte them 10 his actual States In perpe
tuity.
Article 49, The districts and territories which are to BE-
ceded to mis- Roy Hghness the Grand Duke OF SAKE Wei
mar by virtue Of the preceding article, shall be
ed by particular convention; and his Majesty the King
Of Prussia engages to conclude that convention and to
give up 10 his Royal Hghness the above districts and
rtoies within the space two months from the date OF
te exchange Of the Publications OF treaty ouded at
Vienna, the lst June, 1876, bet his Pfan Ma
jesty and his Royal Hghnees the Grand Duke.
The seth article enumerates certain territories which
Prussia cedes at once to Sake Weimsr and engages
place in the possession Of the Grand Duke within een
days These territories to form part and be de
Quoted from those Of which the population oo0 and
occurred to the Grand Duke by the 37th article
BY the 4oth article the part of the department OF Fulde
together with the territories Of the ancient Immediate no.
Of ceded 10 ~hch o
ceive possession within three weeks commencing from
the LIST June, 1915.
The King Of Prussia charges hmge for the proportion
OF Fude now ceded TO him. with the oblga required
from the new possessors OF the deudn Grand Duchy
Fran kori engages transfer such obi
10 the princes to whom he may either cede or exchange
his part OF the district and territories OF Fude.
The 4lst article relates 10 the purchase and Of
perty in the Princpaty Of Fulde, and county OF
Hsnau, aod appoins commission for their arrangement
which is to give particular attention to the treaty the
20 December, 1873, which concluded at Frankfort
between the allied Powers and the Eector of Hesse The
commission is 10 act the principle that if the sale of
the domains has rot been fully determined by legal pro-
cess that the sun actually paid shall be to the
purchasers, who shall not be obliged surrender posses
zion until such restitution has taken full and complete
eject.
Article AZ. The town Of wetzlar, with it's territory,
passes to bis Majesty the King of Prussia full properly
Article 49, The following medatized districts, namely,
me possessions which the princes OF Sam Sal Sam
hyrbuIg The Counts Of Rheinund Wlgraefen, and the
Duke OF Croy obtained by the principal OF ex
raordnay deputaton Of the empire the 25h February
1868, in the ancient circle Of Westphala the lord
Of Iooz Corswarem, which similarly situated ESQ far
as they are not placed under the Hanoveran
the county Of steipfert, belonging to the Count
Of Bentheim Benthem; the county Of Rockingham.
sen, belonging to the Duke Of Aremburg the
lordshps Of Rheda, Guerstoh, and Grensu, be.
longing TO the Count Of Bentheim Tecklenburg; the
county Of Rtberg, belonging to the Prince Of Kaunz;
the ordships Of Newstadt and Gboin belonging to the
Count Of wamocen, and the ordship Of Hombuleh be-
longing TO the Princes Of Sayn Wltgensten Burleburg,
tna be placed in the relations with the Prussian
narcby which the federate constitution Of Germany shall
regulate for the mediat zed territories.
The possessions Of the aneent immediate nobility stu.
1sed in the Prussian territory namely, the lordsbp
Wedenberg in the Grand Duchy Of Borg and the Barony
schauen, in the princpay Of Halbertsiadt shall belong
to tie Pruseian monarchy
Article A. His Majesty the King Of Bavaria shall DOS.
sess In u property and sovereignty, for himself his
heirs and Successors the Grand Ducby Of wurzburg,
ouch as was possessed by his Imperial Hghness the
Archduke Ferdinand Of Austria, and the Principally of
Aecbaen burg, such az IL formed part Of the Grand
Duchy of Frankfort under the denomination Of depart
ment of Aschanenburg.
Tho 45th article is provision for the future mainte
rance Of the Prince Prmatc in his former quality of an
ecclesiastical prince All his private property restored