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


me whole IN cDn'ormity with tho laws Of ths
.sIIiscaf 10 which they are sahJsc'ea as weii as
PED to the govern relative tho objects Of the
pTercgatis above mentioned The better 10 determine
th.fe as IN general 70 Iesa and coaso
date the rights Of the medazed princes roun,s and oros
IN uDifof manner 10 all the States OF the Ger maa ooh
federation the ordnance pubhshel on the subject oy nv
Majesty The King OF BAVARIA In 1871 sh@i DC aaopea los
the general principle.
The sncient immediate nobility Of the empire shan
Nose Of IoldSg an assembly OF The States
palrnopsl and forester uvsiCon the local ponce aad
the patronage of the churches also the rrh OF no,
beirg smeDsbe TO the oronuy tribunals. Thss rights,
however shall be bat according 70 TIE rule,
bed by The avs Of the country Ia which
bers Of nobility hold possessions Ia tue provinces
detached from Germany by the peace OF Lunevle, OF vb
H. the Applicant Of the principles above expressed rela
tive 70 the ancient immediate nobility Of the empire sne
he subject the notifications rendered necessary by the
relations which EXIT IN these prosiDces.
Article To- The continuation Of the direct or subsdia
assigned the octTo Of the navigation Of the Rim
the empire Of the 26th February 1903 relative W the pay
OF the d. BITS and Of the pensions granted TO od
siduas whether ecclesasc or aty, are guaranteed BY
The OF CT deamt chapters OF cathedral churches
AFRO ho,e Of the free chapters OF the empire have tue
right the assured 10 them by the before
meutIed recess IN any country whatever Ut pea,e with
The GsI man Confederation.
The mbers Of the TeuoDc order which have not yet
Obs ned adequate shall obtain them according
To the principles established for the chapters or cathedral
churches by the reecss deputA of Empire Of
ls,3 the princes who have acquired the ancient pos
oDs Of the rentoDc order shall acqut these pensions 10
proportion part property reuonc
der The Diet Of the Confed shall determine
to be- taken relative to the fund Of support and
the pensions Of the bishops aud other belong
ing TO the territories the left bank of the Rhine,
pensions fha be transferred 70 the actual possesors Of
The sad territories This affair shall regulated in tae
course Of year. and until then the ment OF the pen
SONS shall take place as hitherto
Article 10 The difference of Christian confessions the
countries and territories Of the German Confederation shall
not Affect any one in the enjoyment of civil and political
rights.
The Diet will take into consideration the most uniform
means Of producing the aueoraton Of the civil state Of
hoee who profess the Jewish religion In Germany, and
1t and guarantee TO them in the States Of the
Confederation the enjoyment Of civil rights condition
they submit 10 al the obligations OF other citizens In
the meaDtme the rights already granted TO the members
o. this religion by any particular State preserved TO
them.
The 18th article the princes OF the Of
La Tour and TAxis the Post Office in the States OF
the as granted by the deputaton Of tue
they have not been disposed Of by new arrangements
freely stipulated On either side.
agreed to 10 the subjects Of the States
a. Of acquiring and possessing landed property be-
ycud the limits of the State in which they domici-
ated without the foreign State imposing any charges
contributions upon them beyond those borne by its own
subjects
b. lst. That of removing from confederated State
to another, provided is proved that the State in which
| they establish themselves receive them subjects
I'd That OF entering into any civil or military service
Of any confedersted State Whatsoever being neyerthe
less well understood that the OF either Of these
rights does not compromise the OBJ gaton to military
service imposed upon them by their former country, and
that the difference Of laws on tho obligation Of military
soTvke not this subject lead 10 results Unequal
Injurious to any Individual State, tho Diet Of the
federation shall deliberate the means Of establishing,
nearly possible eqai legislation relative TO this
subject.
Freedom from all export duties such like mposi
ton, in the Of their transporting their property
from confederated State TO another provided taat
particular and reciprocal conventions have not determined
otherwise.
On the arst meeting Of tho Dict II shall employ itself
to form uniform legislation the liberty Of the press,
and TO take measures 10 authors and editors against
| the plagiarism Of their works.
Article 9. On the first meeting Of the Diet at Frankfort
the confederated States to themselves to debe
and navigation Of State towards another &C
cordng to the principles adopted by the Congress Of
Vienna.
The Goth article stpulates that the contracting parties
shall rAtify this article within six weeks
| REGULATION ON TUE RANK OF DIPLOMATIC AGENTS.
To prevent the difficulties which have SO often present
ed themselves and which may yet arise respecting the
preensoDs OF precedence between diplomatic agents. the
Of the Powers Of the treaty
right 10 invite those Of the other crowned heads adopt
Article !. Diplomarc agents are divided throo
| classes
That of ambassadors, legates, or nuncios.
That of ENJOYS minister's others accredited TO
reigrs
That Of charges daaires accredited to ministers Of
Article q Ambassadors egates or nuncios have alone
the representative character.
Article o. diplomatic agents IN extraordinary missions
have no, on that account any superiority of rank
Article Diplomatic agents shall in each class take rank
amongst 0emseves according to the date Of the official
| notifc. ton Of their arrival.
The present regulation shall innovation rela-
| tive TO the represe natives of the Pope.
Article g. Each State shall determine on n uniform man.
for the reception Of diplomatic agents of each class
Article G. The ties of relationship family alliance be-
tween courts do not give any rank TO their diplomatic
| agents.
| 1t is the same with political alliances
Article In the acts treaties between Powers
who admit The alternate, lot snail decide amongst the
sters the order TO be followed In the signatures.
The present regulation inserted in the protocol of the
plenp0tentaTies Of the eight Powers signaory the
treaty of Paris in their of the 10th Of March