New-York tribune., 1870-10-07
RUSSIA.
Rrss1A EXPECTING COMPENSATION FOR HER
NEUTRALITY.


NEUTRALITY.
A correspondent at st. Petersburg, writing on
the eth inst says: "The OF the fall Of Napoleon
was received with great reOicings by the Russians,
among whom nc has long been universally detesed The
Government however, shows disposition to recognize
the Republic and the Prussian party which consists of
such influential Count Stackelberg, Baron Meyen-
dorf and Mlutyn, and is led by less parsonage
than the Czarewitch again striving to bring about
at least temporary rdpprOchemenf with Prussia. That
the Prussan Government is using every effort 10 produce
such a result there is 10 doubt IL now wants all is
troops in France, and the neutrality Of Russia when
permits TO leave lis northern frontier open ana delen
less is OF the greatest possible value TO her. Of
and they will fail to ask their reward when the
time comes But Prince Gortschakon is sd 10 ear @ 1est
when Napoleon did him the same tervlce on tne h9le
as Russia now docs on Ine en- Ttt Snd Terms Win France
he able 20 invite her assistance in case Prussia
question which Is already good deal discussed here.
Some say revision Of the treaty OF Paris but ths II is
thought f hardly sufficient and might rouse the suscep-
tibites OF England. more acceptable gift might be
Posen and the port Of Dansic but 1t is very gestona
bic whether Germany would give up any territory and
still more harbor. Moreover Russia has already so
much trouble with her Polish subjects that II WOulu
hardly be wise for her to take those OF Prussia as well
THE RUSSIAN SQUADRON APPROACHING CoNsTANTINoPLH.
letter from COnstannOpe Of the 10th mentions with
considerable alarm the arrival Of Russian squadron,
under the command Of Admiral Boutakoff, In Greek
waters The Interpretation OF the appearance of the
apd course the FrancoG War has taken and
herself obliged to do huTTedy what she had ncro
determined to accomplish at her own time ana conNe-
nieuce-Viz: strong demonstration OF ndNh IoICe &
fore COnstantnOpe, while demanding revision OF 'n
treaties OF 1856 aud arrangement OF the Hsht o
Russian war vessels to traverse the Black sea- As tne
possibility of Congress Is not altogether eNcluueu from
mems minds this aciion ON the part Oh hussa 10 y! o
means unlikely.
THE TREATY RUSSIA WANTS ANNULLED.
Since the commencement of the war between Franco
and Germany Russia has evinced her intention to annul
Iparfo artnr rod
into at the close Of the Crimean According to a
dispatch from TRIBUNE correspondent at ST. Peters
burg all the newspapers discussing the Eastern ques
ton aud urging the abrOgaOn of the SAID treaty. which
The Petersburg DpIODldttSt says Gortschak0n mas re-
solved 10 speedily annul The contracting Powers OF THIS
KEY and the following Is synopsis or the points OF most
interest in il at presents: -,
Ann Sultan grants reforms in reghrd TO bis Chris
AET H. neutrsd While open tho mercantile
Of all nations W waters and ports formally and 70 ppen
nierc,ed vessels Of whether belonging nations having term
tory bordering IT, o. otherwise.
ARr r. This article prescres tha, AL regulations respecting trade in
the BLACK shall be conceived II nt favorable 10 he ue'eh'
Art 3 The Black Sea being neuared by foregoing provision
Russia and Turkey neither " construct nor maintain any naval OF
military arsenal upon It's coast
and conede portion Of Russian territory to be annexed
10 the Principally Of Molayia. ,
n Of the Porte and under the guarae OF ne con-
tracing Powers the privileges and Tmunes Of which heI are
guaranteeing power There shall be private right Of interference
| in ther affairs. ,, D,-,-.,,...
Independent national administration, well ial liberty o
worship legislation, commerce, and navigation , :, .
Principally of MI continue 70 De upon
Sublime and subject to sPuAtons nearly similar to those
named for the other PnDcpahhes .,, .-..- .,.t
ART 30 Russia and Turkey are to retain IN Their n tnti
tie extent before the war toMsAOn'
ers " to be appointed TO settle the boundarls