New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-11
TIE PARIS PROTOCOL.

Constantnope letters and journals TO the
goth have reached u.s. The Lerdt Herald publishes the
following the text Of tho protocol agreed to at tho
Paris Conference:
Justly concerned FOR the dangers which may result
from the breach Of relations between Turkey ana Greece
the Powers who signed tho Treaty OF 1856 have 10
an understanding to make UP the quarrel which has
arisen between the two States and with THIS view, nave
authorized their representatives, at tho Court on
His Majesty the Emperor OF the french 10 meet IN
Conference. After careful consideration or tho
documents exchanged between tho two Govern
ments Plepotentiaries have agreed to regret that
yielding TO impulses by which lls patriotism has mlsied
it, Greece given ground for the complaints preferred
by the Porte in ia umgtum addressed on Pee H. 1865
to the Minister for Foreign Affairs OF His Majesty the
King OF the Heenes IL H. In fact beyond doubt that
the principles Of the Law OF Nations require OF Greece
bands on It's territory that ships should DO armed In
It's ports for the purpose OF attacking neghboring
State Persuaded besides that the Cabinet OF Athens
cannot misunderstood the thought which Inspires th.
appreciation on the part OF the Protesting Powers OF
the treaty Of 1856, tho Conference declares that
it incumbent on the Hellenic t TO OBJ
OF conduct which are common 70 All GoysTmenss and
ns regards the past by at the time reassurng for
the future Greece should therefore, for the future
abstain from favorng toeratg the formation, within
It's territory OF all bands meant TO act against Turkey
and should take the necessary measures TO prevent tho
Wbatsyer manner any attempt at nsurreetion within
the possessions Of His Majesty the sultan.
subjects Cabinet Of Athens In cOntests the
right OF Turkey Judcially whatever compensa
ton may DC que bHu on
the Jurisdiction Of the Hellenic tribunals the plenip0en
ares do not consdertheinselyes called on to Investigate
crimes 10 discuss complaints preferred this point
As TO the demand OF the Sublime Porte which concerns
the return home OF the Turkish subjects who have taken
refuge Greek territory tho Conference takes note OF
the declarations made by the Cabinet OF Athens In its
note of December and convinced that WILL 80 far
as depends upon H. facilitate tho departure OF such OF the
Crean families may wish 10 return TO their country.
The Conference cannot doubt that presence VI the
unanimous expression OF the opinion OF the plenipoen
tares the points submitted for their consideration,
the Hellenic Government will at reconcile its
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recollection and that the complaints expressed In the Ill
tmatun OF the Sublime Porte will DO definitely removed
This declaration Will without delay be brought to tho
knowledge OF the Cabinet at Athens and the plenipoen
ares feel convinced that tue Sublime Porte Will
the announced by the result OF the rupture
OF diplomatic relations"
final sentence concludes with the expression Of hope
that friendly relations may so0n be reGstabshod between
tho two States As regards the suggested abandonment
OF the OF coercion begun by the Porte Jour
nal quoted from declares that IL has reason believe
chat no change will be made in this direction til the an
swer or the Greek Government Is known