, 1877-07-05


eighteenth century. By The peace Of Fl Il
n711) Peter was obliged 70 scstore Azov to tho
Porte. In 17B8 war begun which was to pro-
duec
MORE PERMANENT DIPLOMATIC RESULTS
The Porte, II the fnstigatlon Of the French AM
bassador, complained OF CERTAIN circumstances
connected with tha partition Of Poland, antl de-
claeed war against Russia. The htr1Rgle cot,-
tinucd TIL the Grand vtxIcr WAS surrounded At
ghun1la, and was forced TO slgn the famous
Treaty Of Kustchouc-K Kstnardtf.
A. your readers may not be familiar with the
points Of this treaty, / will briefly sketch the
principal articles Th.s b sty1e1 "Ttcaty Of
Perpetual Peace and Friendship between the
Empire Of Russia snd the Ottoman Porte, con-
cluded On the 10th Of July, 1774, in tho tent Of
the ComtnandeE-n-Chief Ficld-Marshal Count
de Romanzow." and, After rchcarsing the usual
forms aud nafntnE The vttncsses, declares that
all hostiflttcs and enmfttce shall cease forever,
and nj past hostile acts b buried in sn eternal
oblivion, and that there shall be cultivated b.
tween the two high contracting parties, her
Majesty the Empress Of the Russ!as, and his
Htghness tho Sultan, - we'll as between their
hetrs and between Tho Inhabitants Of the two
Empires, = hneere union and
1Nv1otADLz FRIENDSHIP,
AA1A 4o''e" a. '''s1es s-'potAs'nk 'o' 'ae uc.
hsesY up o. enm1nais VINO snaI' hase sought
@5mm IN ei'oef country anu dor tne eekno"1-
eagnent Oh INC freedom OF ~! tne lAftaf peo-
plcs.-those ot the CEtmca, Of the Ruditac, the
Edcssans, 1cambou1uks, and EdetAchiuls, They
shall be governed hJ their own sovereign Of tho
race of. 0hcng1s Khan. elected and rniscd TO tho
throne BY ali the Tartar people. Russia 1cavcs
to this Tartar nation, With tho exception Of the
fprtrttScs Of kcrtth and 1cn{role, al the
toTns' tortfcsses, aua teff1lortes which It ms
conquered ID Gnmea anal hanan; inc country
Situated pct~ccn Inc rivers befaa' honskfe'
sools 9ua H'e Dn'epef, as Hcl' u a' tu1t b'tu"
ate1 q far as inc frontier OF iolani between
tac bong anu tne Dnieso'' e3eepsine Inc fortress
oi oezaho"' "'so !la atcacns te1EtoFy, wheh
should De'one' II thcfcsoio'e' 70 toe snollmc
foto. ,
In Tue aesenta ef1'eie tae eup'l'ne Fofte
promises 10 pfosec] eouStaot'y
THE cnAi6T1AN HRLtotoN
and It's churches, and it also SLOWS the MInfs-
trra AZ Tn. rmncr,., Co,rt of Rn.xta In motr
,'aa, ~ ~ e s,,a.,ens snn+.s.,,,..a1s a,, AH ~
UPON al oeea6'one Fep9esentat'ons ad vel IN
fAsor Of tho new church nj Condtantinoplc %
on behalf Of tts officiating minister, promtslnct to
take such rcp7cscutstforss into due coustd eratton
~ hstng n,ag, hv a conf,d"nti.I frnctlonorT ~
10 oenls n'n1e " son"usns'a' .u'',nonals "
anca9ooo'ifle ana o.'sote'S ssse"u'5 ro"er. N
an. II pcTnbsfon ls K1fcn 70 Inc flfRn Coaft
OF Russta, In addition to tho chapel built In the
Mn.ter.a residence. to crect In one of tho Quar-
~. ~ ca,,to IN tha atr-.t Lno1,n a. r., nglu.
te1s =, o - ~ ~ ~ ok'.,
public church OF tho drcek ritual, which shall
always bo untler the protection Of tho Minister
of tho Empttc, This ID the "pcY cl,urchn re-
fcrrod ~ In Az.
~ ~ 49,
~ mr. ~ tao ouna'1ae 1o.'e eosen'n'} p'eoRes
ttselt 70 observe with respect to the inhabEtants
Of Wal1achta and Aol1avta a. abxoute amnesty
and eternal oblivion. RI To obs&ruct tu no man.
~. ,.,,at.a.vor ,hs ~
ner "na1eoeset |"o
FINE kxEAcisH OF 7u1 CHRISTIAN RELIGION.
and 10 interpose no obstacie TO the erection Of
new churches, and to the repairing Of tho old
onc. "A, n +rstorr IN tbe eonyrnts and othr-
nS9, VI ~. 1"na. s1s $4,000. tor,1a.,s
"u'"uA'a wy '"s~s saa Poseeeasens .@'eae'3
belonging 70 thotn ~ 10 entertain Tor ecclest-
asttca the particular oct due to their calling,
t5} Not TO demand Of them payment Of old ac.
cnunta- nA ~ .ttov f,cc nterath,n Of families,
.s' ~ ~ III. o,,a ~. ea~.. ~ 49,. ".a-.
~ ~ kc'c'o pF@p'e 1otn t"Aoe lor '"o 5eAto