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

on h az ! pecuuary NATURE In VIII my nonv1 ha
PAD channel %s connecon ems Of francs, as due
The provisional govern mn ISe pom% oroyncss
all demands on tho paymeps 81 twenty millions At stated
periods
PEcuN1ARY E.DsMNIy. Y TO Re pAIp BY FRANCE.
Inc oonva6on, concr ded In conformity with the fourth
article o the peace OF Paris arranged the payment Of the
pecuniary indemnity to be paddy Franse That provd
ed for by the 5th rce relates 10 the disposition OF the
allied army Of occupation and spulates the number OF
French rools which may partly occupy the several
places garrison ed by the allies at 81 700 protocol OF
the 9th November had arranged the distribution Of the
contributor, TO be paid by France Of which nefourh
70 be enjoyed in certifying the neghborng States in the
eeve sixty millions the King Of Prussia twenty the King
Of Sardinia ten, the King Of Bavaria such other soye-
rego Of the territory bordering on France, between the
Rhne and the Prussian territory fifteen; the King OF
Spain seven and Matchmaking together ll2,500,0oO
francs OF the remaining twenty-five millions, Ave are to
in the construction OF federal fortress the upper
Rhine. rhese several sums TO be applied in such
particular ortfcatons as the allied Powers may direct
The 9TH article, in giving equal credit to the zea' Oh
all the aes, makes distinction against Sweden, which,
from the difficulty Of conveying troops across the
Baltic, took part in the war as, also with respect
10 Spain, Portugal and Denmark, which were prevent
cd from active cooperation by the rapid success OF tne
allied arms; as also against Switzerland which ana not
accede 10 the alliance the same terms with other row
ors therefore only awards I've millions TO Spain, Two
to Portugal, two and half to Denmark and three 10
Switzerland.
The bth article in stating that the weight of the war
and the occupation Of Paris had fallen The armies I'M
der the Duke Of Wellington and Prince Bucner gives
twenty-five mliors each to. he armies OF Engand ana
subecng the portion paid 70 the former 70 slcn
arraUle that Power may make with the foreign
troops serving under the Duke of Wellington. ~ the
rnanrg five hundred milions nth is given to each
OF the Powers of Prussia Russia Austria aud England,
and the other nth TO be distributed amongst the ac-
cedipg Powers In proportion to the number of troops
which they had furnished The accedng Powers are Ba
varia. the Netherlands, Waremburg. Sardinia, Baden,
lenburg sehwerin, Meokenburgh Strelz, SAKE Gotha,
SAKE wemAr, Nassau, Brunswick the Hanse towns, the
cry Of .ankfort, Hohenzolern Hsckogen, Hohenzol
leTDS!egmariDgen, Iicbtensten, Sake MeDingen SAKE
Heldbo urghausen SAKE. Coburgh Anhat Schwarzburg
Reuss, Lppe, Waldeck, 0ldenburg.
TERRITORIES TO BE CEDED BY FRANCE.
protocol of the four great Powers, concluded the
Sd Of November, and formally signed with the treaty of
Paris on the 2eh arranges the disposal Of the territories
10 be coded by France.
By the LIST article the King of the Netherlands acquires
the districts which formed part OF the Begc provinces
the bisboprc> Of Lege, and of the duchy of Bouon
also Phiilpevic and Marenburg, with other terrific
ries.
Article . The districts which, by the new treaty Of
peace with France shall be detached from the French
territory in the department OF the Sarre and the Mosee
including in it the fortress Of Sarre LOUIS shall be
the States of his Majesty the King Of Prussia
pepartmept of the Lower Rhine Including the town of
Landau shall be reunited TO the possessions the left of
the Rhine devolved on his Imperial and Royal Apostolic
Majesty by the final act Of the Congress OF Vienna His
Majesty may dispose of his possessions on the lett of the
Rhine by territorial arrangements with Bavaria and with
other States OF the German Confederation.
Article L. Voisoix with part Of The territory Of Geso,
which shal be coded by France shall be reunited to
Switzerland, and form part Of the Canton OF Geneva.
The remainder of this article includes the coded terri
tories in the neutrality Of Switzerland, in the same
manner as is extended to the provinces OF Chabas and
BY the 9th article the King of Sardinia receives that
part Of Savoy which remained 70 France BY the treaty of
soth May 1914, with the exception Of the commune of st.
Julien, which returns to the Canton Of Geneva.
GERMAN TERRITORIAL ARRANGEMENTS.
DISPOSITIONS RELATIVE TO THE TERRITORIAL ARRANGEMENT
his Majesty King of Prussia the DEPARTMENT
Of the Sarre the districts expressed in the adjoining
table
a. Saarburg with the remainder Of Couz according TO
the limits OF the peace 1874 exclusively OF the portions
the right bank Of the Mosee which formerly belonged
TO Luxembourg.
b. Mcertzjg.
C. Wadern
d Thoey
+. oi,weher.
O. st. Wendell
h. The remainder Of Birkenfeld and Henneekeil.
l. The remainder OF Baumhoder and Grumoach.
Ine Kng Of frSssia On hs part, gag 70 satisfy toe
Duke Of Coburg, the Iandgrave of Hessc Homburg,
the Count Of Pappephem conformably with the fifty
fourth article of the final act of the Congress OF Vienna
Article L. The Emperor Of all the Russias, the King OF
Great Britain and the King Of Prussia, engage themselves
to employ all their means TO obtain for his Imperial and
Royal Apostolic Majesty the part Of his Majesty the
King of Bavaria the rerocesson of the territories and
obects expressed in the adjoining table, in exchange
the indemniiies expressed in the same table,
They also engage that the Court of Bavaria shall
change with bis Royal Hghness the Elector OF Hesse the
districts of Aufenau Wort and Hochst and the route from
SaamuDser TO Gelnhupsen, in consideration OF sufficient
part of The bailiwiek of Iohrhaupten.
With view to the arrangement above specified the four
Powers assure 90 his Majesty the KING Of Bavaria the fol-
lowing advantages
a. proportIonate sum of the French contributions
destined to strengthen the line Of defence Of the bordering
States, which shall be employed according to the
plans and regulations which shall be generally determined
on that subject.
The reversou Of part of the palatnate belonging 10
he .itgAct limo
Of the reignng Grand Duke.
C. A military road from wurzburg to Frankenthal.
d. The right Of garrison in the city Of Landau, which
sha be Of the fortresses Of the German Confederation
These articles shall be regarded as fully binding
the Court Of Bavaria shall have declared its Adhesion
10 the arrangements above specified.
The territories devolved TO his Imperial and Royal
Apostolic Majesty BY the 5lst article Of the anal act
OF the Congress Of Vienna and which his Majesty
may dispose Of by exchanges with other princes OF the
German Confederation, being STILL notwithstanding the
representations made that subject by the imperial
Court Of Austria partly occupied by the Bavaran auho.
rites Simultaneous demand shall be made the part
of the four Cabinets to the Bavaran government in order
that the said territory shall be placed without delay
the free disposal Of bis Imperial Royal and Apostolic Ma
jesty.
Article 8. Austria shall cede to the Grand Duke of
Hesse indemnity for the duchy Of Westphalia terri
tory the left bank Of the Rhine including population
Of 600 inhabitants agreeaby to the treaty concluded
between AUSTRIA Prussia and the Grand Duke Of Hesse
The exchanges shall be made according TO the
table formed the basis Of the territorial arrangements
between Autra and Bavaria, such as expressed in the
preceding article.
Article The reversion of the part of the paatlnate
belonging the Grand Duke Of Baden having assured
TO Austria by the protocol or the 10th june 1885, of the
conferences OF the Congress Of Vienna, his Imperial
Royal Apostolic Majesty ready 10 renounce that
sion in favor Of his Majesty the King Of Bavaria to ac
tae the arrangements expressed in the It'll article Of
present protocol The of the Brisgau equally
assured 70 Austria by the protocol OF the 10th June shall
be maintained.
The 10th article declares Mentz. Luxembourg and Ian.
dau ortresses Of the German Confederation with reserve
Of the territorial sovereignty The Empero Of Austria and
Russia and the King Of Great Britain will employ their
best Offices TO obtain for Prussia the right Of garrison in
Luxembourg conformity with the King Of the Netherlands
also the right OF naming the Governor OF the fortress
Up to the period OF the exchange the garrison Of Landau
shall be wholly composed Of Austrian troops and when
the oession has been effected it shall in time Of peace be
exclusively composed Of Bsvaan troops but in time Of
war; the Grand Duke Of Baden sha furnish onehrd OF
the garrison necessary for the defence Of fortress
The remainder of this article arranges the portion of
French contributions 10 be expended in the defence Of
Germany.
The 18th article preserves the force OF the present pro-
ocol until the arrangements Of IL definitely settled
Siened-welliDgton, Hardenberg, Castereagh, Rasum.
ofsky, Capo DIstria, Humboldt, Wessenberg.
BY the tables which specify the territorial arrangements
the King Of Bavaria cedes districts containing 77416
and receives such include 400 634 inhabitants and