The Leavenworth weekly times., 1878-07-25

All. - L. 4 ~ 'O!tEi1OE NAV can On
Turkish troops il security Is menaced.
ART. EFii.-Ihe Governor shall be ap-
pointed for five y,ars by the Porte, with the
assent CI lie powers.
AEr. NNlli.-A European commission
sL1.l De: Emine in three yeaIs tie powers
Of .ue Governor, also the Judicial, iiuaucra.
anI administrative requirements -! the
province.
AETs KIN, NX. auI NNi., .4aI all ill.,
ternatiOaal arrange m,nt- aPplicLIi. TO
RoumelIa be Continued in fJIce, snd insure
religious liberty.
AET. NNlI-Thc Rus,ian army in Bal
gaIil and toumelia hall not exce,d So
600 men. The. shall b gin 10 ryacuiGc lhe
territory in niue months, three months b.
ing ali"S'd Ili IA "a complete the cvarHa-
tiun
N-sTLi- SHARE
AIT. NNlIi. Il r,uia and Ilr-s ..oyina
sh.,ll b. occupied ar,I administered by
Austro-liungarv, with the exception Of the
Sandjak Of Noyi-EszIr,
MONTESEGRU's FUTURE
ART. NXIV.-The Independence Of
Montenegro Is recogniz i.
ART. ANN, appiIes tie condition OF Ar
ticie ', respecting religions liberty, 10 Mon
teEegrO.
ART. XNNI.-Fixes the new frontiers OF
Montenegro.
ART. NNNII-AE;iyari is annexed to
Montenegro. No iortiiicdtions shall be
constructed except TO protect ScUtari. Mon
tenegro shall have the right 10 free naviga-
tiOn Of the Boy but shall have no flag
or ship OF war. Antivari Is closed 10 war
ships Of all nations. Srizzl Is Incorporated
with Dilmatia. The cOnsuls Of Austria
shall protect merchant flag,of Montene-
gro, the latter adopting the Dalmatinn
maritime code
Art. NNNIll prescribes for Montene-
gro the same provisions As article Nj, 'x-
cept tha; the Turco- Montencgrin Com,si,-
sion continues three years.
AKT. NNIN.-Thc Mon;enCgrins shall
evacuate wi.liin twenty days the territory
beyond the new limits of the principal:ty
AEr. NNX.-Montenegro shall bear a
share Of the Turkish public deb! proper
tionAle TO her new territory.
sERvIA To EE FREE.
ART. NXXI-The inispeni, nce Of Ser
via is recognized on the 'on,.iIicrs pre-
scribed in the following a'ticlr.
ART. MIMI. is a icpctitiu, g, / Ar. V.
ART. NXNIII., layiag down the Gow
frontier OF Servia. is missing.
ARTS. XNXIN. ard NNNN. Ir. viie
that the present commercial Te'Iii ~. &C.,
=: the principaiity with 10 eiGU t,un.iic-
shall continue in fore ua II nsw u.rarsc-
meDts are made.
AEIs. NXXNI. and NXNNIi. mlkc the
same provision for Mussulman I,-,.p riv,
private ard publ c, a. article NNNIIi.
ART. NNNNiIL-Thc : rvir shall lie
allowed fifteen days "a cvacG.s r:i;o.y hot
in the new limits.
ART. NXNiX Ih ,Iibute 10 Scrvia
shall be capitalization 10 be arranged by
the Powers with the Porte SsrSia shall
bear share of the Turkish public deb,
propor;iona.e 10 the territory she az
quires.
EouMANIA IAINDEFESDENT,
ART XL.--The indeI~npcncc Of Rouma-
MIA is fixed on the conditions IN the follow
ing articles:-
ART. Mills a repetition Of arti,e v,
relating TO religious liberty.
ART. NLli.-Eoumania gives b-ck 10
Russia that part OF Bessarabia taken under
the Treaty of Paris,
ART. NLlll.-Roumania receives the
Dobrudscha; also the territory south as tar
rs a line starting east of Silistria and join
ing the Black Sea south OF Mangalia.
AIT. NLiN.-The lines Of boundary and
water division shall Ice tiye,l 10y Eur.i can
commission and the Danube commission
respectively.
ARTS NLN., NLNI., and NLNIi. con-
time the present commercial relations of
RUumania in force until new arrangements
are made.
AR. NINiiI. = TIE ;rihute shall I've cap
itaiiAsi at a rate arrans,d by the Powers
and the Porte
Ann. MIN. Eoumania superscd,s the
Porte in all Obligations relating 10 public
WORKS in tha, principali;y.
No Foi.Ts or THE DANUBE.
ART. 1.-The iortifcations on the Dan
uhc from the lion Gates TO its mouth shall
be razed. No shii IS OF war shall navigate
the Danube downward from the lrion Gates.
Guard ships Cf The Powers 1T the mouths
Of the river may, however, ascend to Ga
latz.
ART. 1.-the commission Of the Dan
ube, AT which Roumania and Servia shall
be represented, is maintained; it will exer-
else it, powers henceforih rs far as Cialatz
with complete indep ndence Of territorial
and all arrangements relative 10
lis rights are confirm. d
Ants, LII. and LII, contain further reg
ulations in regard TO the DInube Commis-
sion.
ART LIV.-The work OF removal OF the |
which the Iron Gates and ca a
racts cause TO the navigation OF the Dan
ube is entrusted to AustrO-Eungary.
GUARANTEES FOR CRETE.
Art. LV.-The Porte engages to apply
in Crete the plan Of government of 1868 |
Analogous reguia atoms adopted 10 local re-
luirements shall be introduced into other |
parts Of Turkey. Special commissions Of
The Porte, in which the native element
shall be largely represented, shall elaborate
the details OF tLese plans. The Porte, be-
lore promulgating these acts shall take the
advice Of the European Commission for
Eas ern Roumclia.
AIT. LNI.-In case an agreement rela-
live TO the rectitication OF the frontier pro
vided by protocol Is between the Porte and
Greece should not be r, alizsd, the Powers
ire ready to offer their good services to Tur-
Sey and Il eece
ART. LNII.-The Porte having expressed
sillingness to maintain the principle of re-
igious liberty and give il the widest
pheEe, ,he.contracting parties take cogni-
.ance OF the spontaneous declaration. In
very psrt of the Empire difference Of .e-
igion should not be the motive Of unfit
less in anything relating TO civil and pO-
i;ical right, admission 10 public Offices,
|uties and honors, and the exercise OF all
he professions and industries Everyone
hould be admitted, without distinction Of
eligion, TO give evidence before the tribu-1
ais. The practice OF all religion should
e entirely free. No impediment should
e offered 10 the hierarchic4l organization
{ different communionS or 10 their spirit
Ial chiefs. Ecclesiastics, pilgrims and
lonks of all nationalities, travelling in Eu-
Dpean and Asiatic Turkey, shall enjoy the
lme privileges. The right OF official pro-
.ction is accorded 10 agents of the Powers
Turkey and the Holy Places, with their
,ligious ard charitable establishments.
he rights conceded TO France are express
reserved, it being understood that tie
afE quo with respect TO the Holy Places
lall not be seriously affected in any way, /,
he monks of Mount Athos, of what
Ter nationality, shall maintsin their
and enjoy, without exception,
III equality OF rights and prerogatives
Planets visible During July.
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