The New York Herald Newspaper, May 13, 1856, Page 1

WHOLE N 7197, ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. ————————— COUNTBRFEIT BARE NOT! eB JAP, \XPEDIFION.—D. LETON SiG end 34 Broadway, will publish in a few of ofan American Squadron to the 1853 and ah SS pee eet roo! M0. Pers, U. &..N, Compiled ' fuadeehis suyervision, By Francie {. Hawks. . Dy One ive hundred steel ahd wood on: wath Dw hail oat, ved by a: ma u steel plates, engra\ By exchange lew York. Price $1 25. work om meee ever ap and one’ whlck Boreed juestion we have ever lo. Be without ct it fia coat ‘will De saved are codfon if every business ‘of, counterfeling would be s thing of ihe _—N. Y. Herald, Journal. ka.— Mico): 001 ani ke ry ny part of the ‘work, based upon correct priucl and eta in fhe commnnty bad the pastors sad Vil aion be uaetl to brokers and cashiers continent, om res Gizo. PEYTON, 418 Broadway, New York. r Journal, and the six back numbers, whic! be obtained at the office NEWSPAPURS, eee sowie 1B LONDON JOURNAL.—NO. 584 OF jume and @ new romance, THE LONDON h commence a ote Journal, 60 assou st. Ne ¥. Price two cents. SILLIARDS, VERY FINE BBOOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE, Hs Non 6 OAL Oo Agood bagaielle table a'so for sale. faye aphaa OFFKR FOR SALE A Cea ‘short time in ue at a gentleman’s ri us. new and Cay DRRS’ manufactory, 53 Sate marble beday prt vate housss furnished; “Gps k c) sae, aba orders by mail attended GKIFFItH & DECKER, ‘with our new: invented cushions, ; balls, Vase and. cue 90 Ann street. aanoey REE cd TABLES—PAT@NTED FRBRU_ Sretheee ll see tables dirk peed them 9 | and so Sy sa elasticity in all soasomme a MICHAEL PHELAN, Patentes. ASTROLOGY. TY. ropheried Na} jueati are answered by mi MBS. FLEURY, FROM leon I., gives tras ‘about ra eeretiam, at =p: ears CATV OY: —MBS. HAYE! eo AIRVOYANT Fo toate 176: wre between without ee ness en fo the Lind ‘ tie, ocemer) oro sbegy mate, WAYAS, Kectrician. Apaue peas aoe Past, beet tlt a FU- ‘events 0 she astonishos all ‘all that annem Mikenes ot i the vinienod, besbend. i. wr we od lack Ho charge it wot cadaled. Te Broome sireak ‘Gene wig a muck ea Sees bee Post Apply te 1000.40 eA. BEAGMANT, ponte ng WITH THIS AMOUNT OF $1,000 O00 «cco x tal, join in a very fed eoginearing an! een competition. Ne an ollog givers, Address, with real Office, Buifaio, N.Y. lero sears, ant Frame, GB G. B. HL, strictly for cash, rapeiion,) —PARTNER WANTED, IN A BUSINESS DONE ‘where there ia no risk 300 . Branch of which ia without evtapeti and with the aid of an energetic mas may be en! and officedown town. "apply 10 0. B, HOWSS & UO., 84 Nassau Inciose @ stamp or app! street. Argzon ss 8. ALE—THI8 DAY, MAY 13, AT12 O'CLOCK, ’s, corzer Sixth avenue and Thirty niath street, io be for carriages, Wagons or caris; new and se- good erate tages. rriages and aps ban d lic beet roller, balters, y en eheets, harness; ). CLEMONS, ‘guvtionser new and second and proprietcr. LARGE poe 25 BY 100 FEET, IN THE LAFARGR AP tote, pope red JORSE8— -FRBNOE, allroad, shoutder b No. 67 ‘most pi ay, to lease fr five years, without location tn the city, for & oxrpet, eds or fen store: the arta will be sold reason ICHARDS, 207 Broadway. ica, on GAYNO8, “SRA, ENGLISG, AND adjusting, nursing, missas’, stock 'in the United States, ‘Aieo patent and whalebone skirts, new and Improv at half Broadway 46 Third ra avon, prices. Mrs pear Tenth etreet, Find ‘262 Sixth piwite near Seventeenth Fo, LIV# RPOOL.—UNITED ee 2, STEAM: Commander Baltic, ae NTIC. United States mai tor War 5 ay. May 2a ai 12 M., eo ‘ships of this line have improved water tight comptrt — Cepiata Comatock, will June 7. Pcat office, any iu yee will Please be on board at Bentece tas atteetis ane A. M. mmo iadons, 56 "56 Wall street. others The ‘and sail ASTER ON Orgel CS pub! ‘rae male pty bi ost paid, by BRIDGMAN & UO. ror to any pariof the country. ‘Row PRION AND SOSOFULA; the r ant les relative its publication, vaidanie work, will be matied, on reesivt of 158 Grand street, BS. A. M. BL eles INVICRS THR attentirn of | Dean * Sdent with else hort motice, Having secured the services of each of the above branches, she feels con- 2 abe can, Cas induscmente to the where, a. E. ©. Beman superintendent of the D at artistes in shirt deper'ment. Anis pine COMING TO PARIS WILL FIND public not met iG, Ancienne Mais e bourg Saiat Horote, No. 178 Champs Blysees. terpa for dresses, on the most ressonable terms, Vetranger. son Guerin, Fau- the ne west pat- ‘Expedition a Petes iat Pa TO REST— ihe week; a Pan ac FOR ONR OR MORE EVEN, commodious and handeomely far" ‘om ‘he secord floor of Clinton Hall, Astor place: to literary clubs, dc. 162 Fulton siree). Apply .t0 &. G+ me” SALE OF FURNITURE, IN BRJOKLYN. — ALBURTUS, a at 10 o’ctoc! Mi Brooklyn, rosewood parlor furniture, pct Oty Bail, Gretel extention d: sein bureaus, nctoneer, will sell P. M.. No. 19 Court centre taties, es secretary bookcases, tables, chairs, isd togeain carpels, bedvieads, bea an BE. LOT’ ee late lon Wednesday, street, o., aidel 130 8 ‘as inert. TABLE TO a aD % WEST THIRTEENTH Sixth avenues, ve with about forty af ‘won ac, all yund, and in ortunity fora livery and sales sacs A ae Pee inquire of . A atreet. Te re Lat pea LS FURNISHED, COATAINING TEN ma, atab) az08 and about three acres of ibis doughtull situated in thetownship ot Youokers, on the ‘on ot land, between tt and the Berens ‘qverter of mile fiom the. rarond station, Rod's most desi: adie summer resicence, {: being but abcut 134 an hour’s «gorriage drive to the city. Tnquire of A. Hy BRAN, 83 Pearl LiT-—ON EIGHTY FOURTH STREET, YORKVILLE, ‘the modern im LIGHT AND 8 teat two basement house, with all't rorements, would be lel, to x email family, -Mrithout ebiidzen, ey 00, ee Tnquire on the premises, of Mra, Fisher, © four'h * street between Third and Fourth aves, Tent LEASE—THR MODERN BUILT, bec four story store No 51 Vesey sireet. newly fitted b hay) teres y mocde purine nag 0d one 'O wine ts heat oan or ra FOHN LLOYD & BONE 10 Nasser sioot oe eS APORRTSON, 53. Went Twenty second strc onta FR Oe OF LADIES.—THE SHOW MORNING EDITION—TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1856. SPECIAL NOTICES. CA ape morn pat pase: ay. ome De ytd to his own order, iapped Os & et i niente on the ena it ae aera note, peviabe wing best —_ een LARA SF Som om} AN: ready to make charters with pares waking to ‘Tire! excur- i street, corner of Jay. JxTENSION OF FRABLIN STREET —ATL PERSONS interested and to the extension of sicoot Call at tho efice of By WARES. Wes 40 his week, ‘nd sign a petition sgainst the sald opeving. Gi rked OiROMR GE MALTA A MBETING OF THR 1 Fale strech Brooke ance is requeste ease anges Neo fala before the ee, ay on Jon CuOmn Grint Condaton ¥. W, Bouts, Grand Secretary. tion, —Jaines T Holbrook JB: Hell, Junius T. ius T. slags, Joho tees; it Pa reagurer:, ae ™ dager. 6 6 ton, "J. ee W., Taylor, Near 18 wales Wi GIVER SHA = J. Thompson & dissolved b: teow on the et of Muroh, 1806.” Henry Stevousout ls anthor the He venson ia ciaima dug tad eeld foo. Woe THOME ated May 1, teed W. 0. STEVENSON, janes TO CABTMEN.—THE PUBLIO OARTMEW 488 hereby no ified that an meeting will be held at Viedseeday evenie Maria geek Guasise Brrr, yy, 8. O. DRIGS, Chairman. N. l public car! are invited to ‘business to all will be brought before moorng. once — ALL PERSONS HOLDING 1G CLAIMS, eearnns erty of the late pene hereby dod present 1 the sally stiboat at cot the, exeontor: No. i ‘avenue, between the hours of 10 A.M. and 6 B. + On Or re the first of June ia‘ed aba be eonsidered as having waved the oame- and re- ia'ed shall be leased the property. y SOgReH G: GARDERER ER. EZEKIEL D. BOYD. OTIOE.— ALL PARSONS HOLDING CLAIMS AGAINST the eetate of Jacob A. Westervelt, are y notified uibenflostod st the ofcs of the Ate South William street, betwen the hous of 12 nor belore shail b considered as having received seme and re'eased the ettate.” redas DAVing TRSDRDT OARNLEY, ALEX. M. LAWBENOR, 0. U. a. B ee paom SG jenn of this: 1 regular held ay * Pnotual stupmaianne wide renin, = to jo, 267 Bowery. M, SEAMAN, ©. of the C; (0 MY FORMER SCHOLARS AND PAPRONS.—HAVING some’ been st ly removed at short notice, from the c! ip of the City Court, I have resolved to return to my’ Jon. of a school er. Parei fentrugtthetr sous to my care, to receive a cy branches necessary to 4 business men, and to be sub; bave maintained pissing fal expert a 8 teacher, will lease leave their 0. 10 Central Sales ‘of Willoughby and Pear! sree sitet Brookiyp. At ‘which my old sebelars may be efford me by their in- Huenee tn 19 will be fully appresiated BIAN HEGRMAN, ‘Berk mpe'a chile suitable room in proper, location tn fow dey when of the terms of tuiuon, &c., Lost AND FOUND. ¥ Remfoundiana anaes ae RR eis {aa oped with whe, w ia ba feet and breast. The street ‘at the Second Ty ar) Beekman OsT—ON F! AY Nit 3 trom to the C3 ‘Opera tickets, issued to L. 8. Suarez, tor seats Mon. and 159. As they can be of no use to aay one but theowner, the finder will be literally rewarded by leaving the same at P- | Foes BUNDAY, THE 1TH, FROM 18 LAURSNS street. an English terrier siut, with block face, Hgts tan colored body, and ears cut abort; answers to the name of Mone. Any ore returning the same wil be liberally rewarded. O8T.— $5 ——— WILL BE ered FOR THE RECO. very of sn opers gises, lost {1 eof the Broadway magenon eaturday evening. Apply at {19 Broad street, irom ‘O8T—ON SUNDAY EVENING, IN FOURTRENTG street, between Sixth and Seventh avenues, » | iuntiag cate watch, link chain, with buneh of eaarm beart, yeemet, with gentleman’ ‘Onlitor: dolar, a hd tel dene ot with a relsiivers ag ‘Whoe the :ame at No, 24 St. Mark's place willbe liberally rewarded. ‘Ihe number ot the watch is 8,452. Uh rips SATURDAY, 0TH rede pret eee tween Bayard apd Grand etreets,'a mosaic bi with poe stene ‘The finder will be lberally re leavirg the above at 16 Jefferson street. teal. 1 mow fry cP. Etre finder will’ bel ‘on return! jumbia Fourdry, Duane su street, New York. Seoeen 9 Ls REWABD—A SMALL phos Pouca, containing two gold eagles. ‘Ihe finder will receive the above reward by leaving the same at 73 Maiden lane. LOt Dy WinTIAM STREET, OW THe lara INST, 4 email seocunt book, owned by arbion P. F Chamea. ‘the ding toe same will reoetve wing Bianloy's Saprese, 08 William streon’ eres HERALD. | PRICE TWO OENTS. mWSIC AND DANCING. serous ee ARRIVAL O* THE ATLANTIC. Annan am | & i mote the Sor tal Wiel . vies | SAR cece Poe es DAYS LATNE FROM EUROPE. a li “[ MBLEB it 00.5 NEW AnD SUPERIOR SEVER OO- Heater Sie orien cree Oficial \Publication of the Treaty etreet. SUPERIOR NEW Pip Dg of Peacey dha ee 4 Splendid Review of the Russian Troops in FINE 70) ROSEWOOD PIANO; BY tl Anke net aypir io oie inten om Tid Pahon stron, covase | ia Crimea; 4 An EAR os Ho, d eS aa encane ee eee | The Hew Maritime League of Karepe against ety ‘haters, exclusively’ ae os Repebitasion, ANOING Lamy ey ftey op on honor to inform his ‘ote and moved to 635 aes LS day, ac & best bam hs pre ba eek ant = | Rats ae omar poaewoeD. ETATOROREN YD, ‘Rustlonsers . OR uns SF GOOD SECORD ee OT et 116 Li iiseots Ereokirns peers TRG ATRS—10 PIANOS TO ania iN. ay gccount of allergsions able faeest Se pay tanee Beer brass Sg ae PUP ESEED nS, ee ACE Wa- [roadway agent ‘Boston and Now York plance und wa pee leces of music, Si eae nor a cents ; conte; the Old Bird's Gomy | An Koglish Blue Book on Central Amoe- rier | Decline In Cotten—Breadstas Mere Firm. CONSOLS, 92 3-8. sien Va sue * bier oe x en Spare ss . “ Castle in the ak tom & Miguest it Walle 36 on cents. Will bo carpulebed in fom de os socks The United States mail steamer Atlantic, from Liver. Hae ee dhara call resin Gairteea PE par SE | pool at four o’olock on the aiternoon of Wednesday the 30th ult., has arrived. The Asia arzived at Liverpool at 10D. M. of Monday the 28th, 108 AS. OUR SRE ee BABGAINS.—45 aoe SiRD 4 iss. Largs a. te. a Bs, ARN ats oF bought for cag na lon Twente ne caloae neaeitee oe a none Bh er The feature of the mows by this arrfval is the official = publication of the treaty of pence. Attached to the pe eS OUR. gerved lets suger ora eae ke treaty there are three separate conventions, and also a ane oe a SDAVID SMITH, Ip Bih'arenuer,” | declaration reapesting maritime law and the course to be TANOFORTE—K LADY LATELY ARRIVED FROM purreed with respect to neutrals daring a time of war— land, and’ who has been ceotsful in that is to sey, to-put an end to privateering. Copies of ing the sbargiastruent ra gic ee erm tae all the protocols of the pittings of the Congress of Paris have been laid before Parliament. ‘The official text of the treaty is the same as that alrea- dy published, but the missing articles, 5,6, 7 and8, are now added. Articies Sth and 6th provide for a general amnesty and exehange of prisoners; while articles 7th and 8th admit Turkey to the public law and political sys- tem of Europe, secure her independence and territorial Integrity, and emgage each contracting Power, in the event of amy serious misunderstanding with the Porte, not to proceed to force till they have given the other Powersan opportunity of mediation. Peace was formally proclaimed at London on Tuesday, the 29th, with the medieval pageautry of heralds, &. A Parliamentary ‘‘ blue book’? of some 300 folio pages has just beem fagued, containing the documents on the Central American question. It contains 189 despatches, extendizg from 17th September, 1840, to the 31st March, ‘1856, A lazge proportion of the documents have already appeared in the American papers, Queen Vistoria held a drawing room on the 29th ult, at which were présented, by Mrs. Dallas, Miss Rebecca Derby Smith, @ young lady of Philadelphia, and Miss Susan Dallas, of the Minister of the United States. By order Emperor Napoleon the Prince Iniperial has been put en the muster roll of the lst Regiment of the Grenadiers of the Imperial Guard, as enfant de troupe. Buncey the 4th of May, was appointed as a day of thankegiving for the restoration of peace, in England. Se ae einen Sete Rishon, Sh Oy fo. ho ‘The “‘churching’’ of the Empress Eugenie took place on the 20th, and she would make her first appearance in public at the Odeon theatre, The Court of Rome is sedulous'y endeavoring to obtain from the government of Tuscany # concordat rimilar to thoee Jately granted by Austria. The Prussian fleet is to take a cruise inthe Black Ses ore it be closed. The British Crimean inquiry commission draws toa close. Colonel Tulloch has summed up, and Lord Lucan ‘OFDERFUL BARGAINS._ONB WEEK MORR.—8U- pee roe ional now flizrarrenady prise from Yariedy of os bow, fo woods $160 to $210, Seth ysis me Abe vallding te 1 rent; 60 Rare eet W aRTED—a Gi GCOD PIANO, IN PRRFROT SEDER ix mye opet 5 ee mans 1 & val ainaple article, anc manutacturers. aee # w én Box STi 3.721 Poet office. THE MILITARY. Lee: wig 3 Benoa ORYsTAL, 21 Grand stre jew York, May —The pomhors of be above corps are a, nolived to stiend monthly meeting. this Ce panee) er eeiad: ase ‘Soloce, for transacion of business. A. BOBEB! Jno. J. Tost, Secretary. asbodene! ory’. L GUARD, STETT ION. ae New of uniform for By ett serpin order. Will Lhe ag at value, 138 Pearl a ee TRe TRS jqatateremeet aoe languages are COMPLETE short time,and in by applying te Sparmmerctal cree clerks ny ean ce, bee Ate juized. A BABSIRD LADY, FROM BORLAND, WHO WAS A AL Publict the Sistas lenchors ibere, wishes to five tm Fresno ech the (3 please at Ni So pbington: juare, Bloesker street, between the hours of 10 asd me CaBD.—THE os WILL FI ‘pupt's daily, fe ent or private guivanieed ioral. ‘and young. OLIVER &, GOLDSMITH, 01 ‘Broaaway, comer of Frankia street. OaBD.—THE SUBSCRIBBR WILL RROArY. A , Rupis daily, for c ase or private instruc lon, in peoms bea toate Sie tints. eee: dipelncidacas Joung, Outyuas 8. GoLosMi Count Cavour has returned to Tain, from the Paris Congress. eee EE tala, the Lobewtag povaler vores, mat editing, | Lord Palmerston and Earl Fortesoue axe to hare the way— For sale, lar works, Inst editions, colors : two vacant orders ef the English Garter. Hinrat's Gonrs of Doobie wae ihre beerh ne 2 | ‘Trade in Alexandria, Fgypt, ia very dull; the only Seg work te pe: commercial transactions being contracts for wheat de- Mareb’s sets of BI Liverable in August or September, and s:me sales of oot- Bn Ee ton which {4 brought down on camels’ backs, Accounts ‘Osf—IN AN Rep tell OF THE BROADWAY AND on Fourth avenue Monday, a brown figured parasol. The finder wil be suitably rewarded by returning it 0 he owner at 141 Chambi et. OBT—A ——_s Ty renee et will confer a favor and rsoei by leaving it at 247 Hudson street, hg AT J. W. HIOKSY’S CABINET AND pele stery establishment, 803 Bros bandcome rose Teau and w sbort time in, use, and Ny sion dip! second rete ieee 8 Went Rlevonta atrook store to Jet, Po. REWARDS. REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE REOOVARY of a 24 carat in, stolen fecm No. 18 Cort- lapdt street. ‘The above reward will be paid for ite return, and no questions asked 5 hy Late incl ON = is TERE Awe: A Sorrel horse, about fifteen bigh, si ver mane end tall, white spot on forebead, mane aa sears ed oy fit tail. ‘Ibe above horee was let, under the saddle, to go to Wil. liemsburg, to man, apparently a German, about “ive feet seven “he high, dark he ey with very dark or jo be moust ‘wil be paid for th , and 925 ‘or the th'ef, or ‘of the horse, information that will to his detection, KINGSBURY RY & SON, 106 Franklin atreet, New York. $2: 5 ARD.—LOST sl iber, May a, bis own order. at four $560; ot Tae FINDER f the owner, OR STOLEN FROM = Cem of William D. Russell, to dated April Ba 1866, tor four mont ‘lao & check of bis for eame amount, on the Park Bank, Gated May Jo, 19 my order, ond a memorsagum Book contain: ing the seme; The payment of he said. check and note has deen stor ped, an forbidden to receive or ne: gctiate the 0. ‘The above reward will be paid for the re- fa 6 » OF 10 Townsend, Dyott & Bay- mova, 140 Broadway. WM. ‘A. PRATT. $10 ® REWARD STRAYRD FROM THE STABLE NO. oa Halurday afternoon, & red cow, win a tamed pe ene st borns, rope strap riled to her recovery, will rcelve'ine sore, imate, waak RAWARD.—LOBT, ON FRIDAY. Oru oo WA roadway end Rwenty third slreet singe, a emell black Savellion bor Ww ll recelve the nvave yoward oo returning tre beg and original contents to 64 and 66 ‘THOS, P. GBINMELL. 2 REWARD —IC8T, IN ONR OF THR BROADWAY a and ferry stages a small bundle of er w and Fulfon ges vee above reward, by leaving % at 32 Bur. lingaip, Ye if rie FURNITURE. (Gore FURNITURE. vi ~aWO COM COMPLETE SETS (BUFF d claret), in pertec' 4c. Price $25 each. Inquire rs 13 Got Cece up Pl URNITURE.—A VARILTY OF FINS ROBEWOOD AND mabogany parlor, dining and bedroom por ere cane ef at redused prices, tO. close. '& concern. Rs above will find it to their advantage to call ' ise s store 373 street. tidnon ECLINING OHATRS, ‘Whee! chairs, Library chairs, Men oy Ot every variety, MW. KING & BON, 468 Broedway and 109 Mercer strect, New York. WINES AND LIQUORS. AK Bock mt SELECTION OF SHRRRIRG, MADEIRAS, ‘ts, champagnes . > claret wines, brandies, J: Tum, Schicdary DuapDs, Bolland ish cordial gia, old er on eich alee, for JON'8. 420 Broome sirest, corsar of Urosby. oo; cannot do better than of the 20th of April state that enormous losses in corn ne had recently taken place in that city, amd many failures COREFEFING,, ARITOMPLIC, WETTING SCTME | are expected. Tho aubcription of fory-Ave millon for pee lpi oh to omy spac'ous oe rine cores 362 pre ene cutting through the Isthmus of Suez had, nevertheless, in street. nite F evening, 2d Ghorcughiy ed for ihe counting oom, upon very favors? | been Aled up in three Gays. Said Pachs had mubseribed for two millions in the name of his army and his guard ROMER 9 ap er 10. vere tc.—MR- | The execulions ef the 1 Bedouins still continned. ban removed tothe spactoutend seaextreome S62 Broatwey, | Ethami, son of Abbas Pachs, hasclaimed twenty millions corner of Franklin street. Students received day and evening, | from the Viceroy as his paternal inherianee, and also the And thoronghly fitted for the counting room upon very favora- able terme. ae AND GEBMAN.—E. Ln a — BROAD’ 7, (established 1262,) nha to a in both language: property of the railway. Arbitrators have been appolnt- ed, the Viceroy having chosen four Consuls and Ethamj four natives, ction tl, owt. scholars. Algo, in ail the in| "zoung stat tn A serious disturbance has taken place at Naplou Passed the examinations of the government on ‘he continent ot in Syria, Rev. Mr. Lyde, English missionary’ was leaving Neplou, when half witted Arab’ looked upon by the natives as a holy man, demand- ed alms, and seized Mr. Lyde’s gun, which was. hanging befcre him on the sadd'e., Unfortunately, the plese explcded and killed the man. The Arab population immediately rose, plundered the house of the Exglish Consul, English school, and a Greek church, tore down the French and English flags, and ended by killing the father of the Prussiany Consul, who was at- tempting to defend the property of the English. Mr. Lyde took refuge in the Governor’s house, and was brovght to Jerusalem by an escort of cavalry sent for him by the Pasha. The north of Syria isin a very dis- turbed state. In and about the mountains there are 80,000 men, all carrying arms, and the Turkish govern- ment would be powerless against any rising of the people. The British government lately presented to Mr. Henry Grinnell » silver vace, a silver tea service and salver for Dr. Kane, gold medais for Dr. Kane and the other officers, and giiver medals for the crew, the whole of the articles bearing suitable inscriptions. The followirg letter from Mr. Grinnell, in acknowledg- ment of the present, has been forwarded by her Mejesty’s Minister at Washirgtcn to her Mojerqy’s Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs in London:— Evrope. No enticing promires. EAMAN AND FRENOB ole | Claes particulars, addr box 150 Hi A For eas D. T., (Qua BASU pal nial NES. ay aoe free SRBY APE COBNERE £ COo8, 207 Brosawey, corner of Ronde at Aino, waters, coac yn, farmers, latorers, &c , at nor ahoner cfice. 126 Greenwich, near Cedar st. KB. M. BAMILTON’S FRENCH AND EP GLISH ae school for youns 108 West Thirty-sixth street tween Broadway and Zeventh avenue, Geek! HILL YOUNG LADIRS’ BOARDING AND lay echool. condueted by Rev. Mr. and Mrs. HOWARD and dauyt ters. 36 East Thirty fifth street, New York. Parents will find this a oa beg! for ahildren du- tipg the summer months, where ursue music and drawing during vacation. Faltion 10% $10 10 $25 per term. ime AND hte me te PF. Fos. RB and prey tel fe kh ine, bo. Boar Ne leton B: taing, ary a , 40. Boom jal wh youths acd adults rt qualified for meroantile where portulte in @n expeditious and superior manner. Terms. 9, & Application. bash He CARPETINGS AND UPHOLSTERP. SUPEBIO! OF BRAUTIFUT, ENGLISH CARPETS, At extraordin: low loes, gupert velvet le ner art Li 7a. yard. Heeutfu vara, Ss. Ca pe per yard. ‘uperior ingrains, 58. BOF AM ANDERSON, 99 Bowery. 4 BPETS.— DOUGHTY & BRO. Mew Yor, March 18, 1866. 241 Lapen pin! Cog ‘the Park, Pe have already acknowledged the receipt of your letter Importers and deal every dereription of h inst. a G8 ot bare Dow 10 & sknowledge Se reselgt of of magoiticent sil- CLOTHS, &0. ver vase, which her Britannic rotary We are constantly receiv! ‘and the saction Ce eae rine ciara ig maton ot mg at salen all the latest and most ple styles of oarpetings. | relating to the Arctic for Bir John Franklin and bis which we offer at the lowest market rates. ae will (oye tes communicate to gevernment my ac- VARPETINGS, OILOLOTHS, RUGS.—RICH VELVET tance of the vase. and that I ciate iT shall Be eens and three ply arene, yore ona feat ot only tor the objeot int | acca eae ae. E mous spirit of your grea' or ’ ian oliglotba, low pri carpetings, mats, Canton mat- With grow c consideration, I am, a tral ~ Krameat LAST SEASON'S PRICES. RY GRINNELL. LORD ie TAYLOR, 256, 257, 259 and 261 Grand ‘treet, d new numbers 47'aad 49 Catharine street R SALE CHBAP, A LOT OF ©. ‘and ingrain, nearly new. Apply at 404 Jobn F, Cramton, Beq. ‘The Moniteur publishes the returns of the principal merchandise impcrted Into France during the first quer- ter of 1866, and of the customs levied thereon, which airounted to 28,648,100f. As compared with 1855, there isan increase of 189,; hay aud of 8,431,997f, ir the Hs. ing. Sixth avenue, \COROMY--FIFTY PZB CENT SAVED IN OARPRTS.— Harrington's roved Mah new rll win aan and moe | corresponding period of 1884. ‘Tre réoeipta cf the nionth Win wake et eos aad COree hora iste which | of Maren were 14,083,S040,, or 667, <47t lors than in March, when laid down under will be Srand to add 10 tele 1866. The salt tax produced 7, 661, ,217f. during the first Sleantineas,elastiety, oomiurt and durability. To be had st neh & a Stu1an, Agents, 62 Oodar strest, New Youk. w CABPRT | SfORE, 19 BOWBRY.—MY OLD « ous, quarter of 1866, ‘The English Board of Trade returns for the month end- {pg the Slat of March were issted on the morning of 28th nst., but owing to the circumstance tiget the period of 1856, with which they are contraste@ comprises ouly from the 6th to the 3lst of March, they do not afford the ordinary mesns of compari: The new system of AMES MoGRORTY, 19 ray Ami Vase AND YT % Sones ig cee GIN’ Kew Fi rum, Monot pyre volts Mie pokes jor ant varrele aud hgshen: Load goods os ie sped ., Seats and we invite it trade to afore thetr Rerenaeee, sth merit. ©. WARB a e ye Tio Murra ta for ihe dist to lere, ye Le ao Lm bata A aay SUPBRIOR, OF H the dou! Ws Ti aa recived and tor sale low bend, by yuMPBON BuO ., 19 Beaver street. ‘AMAICA RUM—25 PUNOBRONS, HI9H FLAVORED, ¢) just received and tor sale from bond, by SIMPSON BROS, 19 Beaver street, Lars CORRAL GIN.—A an ais tek eet be Lor Sedwick’s lanes eordts en, with m choice opilec. tion of whl'ueey ngoirbad for hostnos, elegance and urtabidty. a tock ¢01 eee ered milliners, mere, and 6 ‘wan Hee ee ROGERS 151 Fight avenuo, west ste, BIUG, AUOTIONRER, WILL Sul. OX OAT. May i ald o'clock, noon, at Montague Court atreet, ‘on; ty 7, O08 ln of Wasted ca Now ore avenns. between Voim aad wtreets, Brooklyn. Bale positive, tn casks avd the role for ‘a ri SIMPSON BROT E HERS, 19 Bear oot, ooitat BRANDIPS.— 100 8 QUARTBRS od sreren, very bigh ‘iavored, pale and dure, of the as rated bran a terted 16 vinevard Beane i fom wharf or. warehouse, oF SUM 8, 19 Beaver atregt, bt f making up the returps to the end, instead of to the Sth ofened month, came at that time into operation, and henceforth the dates of the tab'es will again each month correspond with these of the prececing sear. In the t are nvown to have pt gi ‘POPULAR TRADE IN CARPETS. Eogilsh velvet, ‘Tapestry, Three-ply acd superfine tn rte neat &o., &c., &o., at old prices, notwithstanding the recent advance, et March, A. T. STEWART & CO, , waa Broadway, Chambers and Reade streets, 3%, The actual GFaing rar IMPORTATION OF and decorative cornices, &o., £0. lesporier aad man muteotares, Quotations of cotton at Liverpool were called on Tues- @ day evening, the 20th: Middling Orleans, 6 5-16d; Mo- bile, 6 3-164,; uplam The market for THOMAS JOB oa AND 80. pattns for pale ab red REP bag KBRPB itaffa bad aNghtly improved, prices. Curve vad mat me in ANY paxt of ee 4 a biPark wheat having advanced 1d, 8 2d. per bushel, Flour, UT PHOLATRRY. xn AND Was. > ck 1s., and Indian corm Gi, por quarter dearer; Woatern , ¢ rendway, ° mere. “4 2 me, 9661660 O 8 mer their owatonna om cou coma) float, 2, w82s,; Ohio, 4s, Od, 0 86s, bd iaina, Preven se 1S Wet Bixtaan 208, 6 uPevosth ned pha wreoues My My cores eet, Trot ut WO! BRAS ty Deg L gat posalo.e Guay ner, Ths Li verges! gol tom market, 10 (be clone ef baslagss —— parti pai a rhensore in in the sveats of we war i on Wednesday, the 30.h of April, was 1 Yported quiet at B decline ot 4d. per db. imthe lower classes’ Of American, ond at prices rather in favor of buyers fur .Yther quali- ties, Seles for the four days, 27,000 bales, ‘acluding 5,500 cm speoulation and for export. Manchester quiet, without change tn prices. ARTICLE 3 sbali be immediately given up ow In the promuaicn market beef remained dul! Baconmo."@4 | clues eae, | ** freely an larded. The market waa about bare of pork. Annis Vil. Holiers of lard demanded 654. 0 560., but the advance ( qu ieveety tbe Quien of the United K of om checked business. denty the French, bis Majesty the sore “ Common rosin was in demand at 4s. 84. 0 4a. 104. per | -’suanie, his Mejesty the Kenperor of ali the Rasatec, aw ewt. Spirits of turpentine quiet at S40, por owt. iniaMejecty the Kiog of Sefdinia, declare the SoSitene Ports admitted to parttc'pate im the advantages of the public ‘aw and system (concert) 0 Their Mi each an nis part, oreapest tho tadepeadenee tnd tbo Rrcieniat integrity cf the Ottomam rentee in common the strist observance of that ment; and will, in oesequence, consider any aet tat to ite’ violation as « fy rd interes, Ifthere shonld Bae letmemii Surdlime Porte and one or more of the other signing Powers maunder~ standing which might envanger the dose of thats’ Fe the Sublime Perte and’ each of such THE CONFERENCE DOCUMENTS. The documenta presented ‘ the British Parlament consist of— | Iet. The general treaty and three conventions an- uexed thereto. 24, & degiaration reepteting maritime law, signed by | pioneeny other soutrecing” pestis ry ot proveat ts 24. The Protocole of the Ooaferences. puch am extremity Oy 10 ans ot tet tH Of tiipse we now present to our readers— let. Bho Freaty, with the suticles which were omitted pecan = ane in the Grst abstract. To sont> it may appear a work of aupererogation to reprint what has alresdy appeared in our eolamas, but wo have judged It desirable that our readers should’have the whole of a document of such historical importance under their eyes at once, which, while amelioracing their eonditicn witheet Sree of religi of ion or ef race records his yenerou: tntea= Christian po} wintn to give a further moet otis contianne ie inet y hae resolved to communicate to the edntracting” the said firman, omapating spontaceously from. 2d. The three Conventions. Poa rend The sonteoatiogs evens Go the value o} communica - 34. The doctaration respecting maritime lew, signed food that It epanot, in anya, givede the said Portes by the Plenipotentiaries. ht to interfere, either aollective!y or 0p 7 4th. The important protocol of the sitting of the Sik the relations of ts Majesty the Sultan with his subjects, nor ia the internal Layer mindtrtion of b.# empire, LK, The eonvention. of the: 18th of July, 1843, which main- tains the opry nt rale of the Ottoman Empire relative te’ the closing of the Straits of the Bosphorcs and the Dar- danelles, has beer revised by common consent. The see coneluded for that purpose, anc in conforinity with that principle, between the high contracting parties, is ema remains apnexed te the presens treaty, and shall bave- the same for0e anid validity as iC" formedan integral part Anuctz XL The Black Sea is neutralized; its waters and i's Ltt inst. TISZ TREATY OF PEACE. General Treaty between ker Majesty, the a Austria, the Emperor of the French, the Ki a rcstaiad of Russia, the King of Sardine and the Gianedat Paris, Mareh 80, 1859. Ratifoasions exchanged ¢ at Parle, Apeil 21. ATi we In the name ef Almighty’ ear Their Majesties tie Queem of the United Kingdore of Great Britain and Treland, the Bmperor of the French, the Emperor Z Be the Russias, the of Sardinia, and:| thrown cpen to the mercantile marine ot ever: a. the Emperor of the Ottomans, ecimatel by ths dealre of | aro formally and in perpetuity intercicted to puttibg an end to the calamities of: war, and wishiog’ to | war, elther of the Powers posessing: its oousta or of apse the return of the complications which occasioned one Power, with the spuppiione netationed ia ariicles” it, resolved to come to an understanding withyhis Majesty | 14 and 19 of the present trea the Empercr of Austria as to the bases on which pence might be re-established and consolidated, by securing, through effectual and reol; guaran inde) dence and integrity of the ot Ottoman empire, For this se their id Majoetios: namod as their bees aries, | ne fate aap ler eon of the United Kingdors of Great Britain and ireland, the it Hon. G ‘Frede- Free from aay impediment, the ccmeerce in the porta the Black Soo shail be subject only to rou resta of every nation the socurity which is Russia: and tke Sublime Porte will admit Consuls into their porta: tick, Karl of Clarendon, Baron Hyde of Hindon, a Peer of | situated upon the coast of the Black in conformity the United Kingéc’ mies a member of her Britenni¢ best te with the Thinciplee of international ne Most Hon. Privy Council, Knight of the Most Noble Axrieos XDI. of the Garter, yht Grand roas of the Most Hon. Order The Black Sea being neatralized accordtag to the terma- of the ph her Majesty’s Principal Secretary of Statefor | of Article 11, the maintenance or establishment upon {ta Foreign Affairs; and the Right Hon. Henry Richard Charles, | coast of military: bersbigy ed arsenals becomes alike unne- Baron O cer ‘a Peer of the-United Ki lom, a member | eesaary and purposeles; i pea eee Bis Majesty the- of her Mu ays Most ‘Hon, Privy Counall, Knight Grand | Emperor of All the Rusalas and Imperial Majesty the Crone o} Sultan engage not to establish or to maintain upon that lost Hon. Order of the Bath, her Majest é i Re coast apy military-maritime arsenal. Erte aeeentng Extraordinary and Biogas wo the Emperor ot the Fren: Agacus XIV, His Majesty the ie Emperor Malas the Sieur Charles | Their Msjesties the Himperor of All the Russias and the Count of Buol-Schauenstein, Grand Cross of the | Sultan having concluded a convention for the es Ree coe Leopold of Austria, aes o of the settllog the Sores aud the number of light vessel of the Iron Crown of the First Ciasa, Cross of zy oe r the seivice of their conats, wh: they reserve tp the Cipla peraeader aed Knight of the ‘ives to maintain in the Black Sea, that convention Orders of the Black Eagle and of the Eagle is annexed to the present treaty, amet agrdes force and validity as if it formed an integra! part thereef. It cannot te either annulled or modified without whe ement of the Powers iy od ey! resent trea Annet ‘The aet of the Congress of Vienna having established. the principles intended to regulate the na\ a rivers which &c., bis Obamberlain and actual Privy Councillor, his Minister of the House and of F. Affairs, President of the Conference of Ministers; and Sieur Onn Alex: ander. rial Order Baron de Hiibner, Grand Gross of the oes tat of the Iron Crown, Grand Officer of the Order of Br sot ta sontha Hay Sean ‘applied: to the- the Legian of Honor, bis actual Privy Councillor, and his Danes its mouths. They declare that this er mover traordinary to the forms a part of public law ef Court of France. Europe, raat take it under their tt The navi- Bis Msjesty the Em of the French, the Sieur Alex. } gation of the Danube cannot be to-any — anéer Count Colonna aS ene, iment or charge not rena provided for by Grand Officer of the Imperial of the Legion of Ho- | stipulations contained in petioles |; eee nor, Knight Grand Cross ot the Equestrian Order of the eeeanes, pestle not be Tovied a y toll founded Seraphim, Grand Orose of the Order of St. Maurice and St. the fact ‘of the navigation of the river, ne’ Lazarus, decorated with the ‘| Order of the Medji- BS ‘upon tke goods which may be on board ot ves die, of the first aa, &o., bis Minister and Secretary cf mele. regulstions of police and’ of ‘quareatioe tsb . 8 ate for Foreign rs; and the Sieur Francis Adol aes cetabtished "Be r the safety of the States separated © Baron ce Bourqueney, Grand Cross of the Imperial travereed by that river aball be so framed-as to facilitate of the Legion Honor and of the Order of Leo; oT as much as pcssible, the passage of vessels. ‘With te pee decorated with the portrait of the Sultan in tion of such regu’stions, no obstacle whateve js, &e., his Knvoy Extraorcinary and Minister be apposed to free navigation. Fiesootilasy to His Imperial and Royal Apostolic Ma- Agricts XVI. With the view to carry out the arrangements of the jest mA Majesty the Emperor of ali the Russias, the Sieur | precedirg article, a commission, in which Great Britetm, ane Count Orloff, his opr general and, gene- | Austria, France, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey of cavalry, commander of the head quarters of his | shall each be represented by one delegate, shall ian te raf ere 3 of the council of the empire and of the the works charged to ¢esignate and eause to be execu! nece! below Ivat clear the mouths of the committee of ministers, decorated with two raits in esary cha, to fe pore Danube, as well as the neighboring parts of the ase, frees. diamonds of ther mojesties, the late Emperor Nicholas and the Emperor Alexander II., Knight ofthe Order of St. | the rands and other impediments odstruct Sen ie Andrew, in diawonds, and of the Orders of Ri Grand | order to put that part of the river and the aald parts of Cross of the Order of be Ai clieerM be Hos ‘Tia of the first | sea inthe beat porsib!e state for navigation. Imorder to co- class, of the Bisck Fag et the An- | verthe ooy of euch works, as well as of the establish-. munciation, of Sardi and of ot foorente ders; he Sleur Philip, Baron ‘ce ‘Brunow: hi hie Pri Scunettlor, is Envcy Extraordinary and Minister Plea tentisry to the ‘Germanic Contederation and to Brand Duke of Heme, Isigh* of the Order of st. Viagle mir of the First C'ass, of St. Alexander Newski, enriched with Clamonds, of the White Eagle, of St. Anne of the First Class, of St. Stanislaus of the First Class, Grand Cross of the Order of the Red Eagle of Prussia of the First Ciass, Commander of the Order of St. Stephen of Austria, and several other fore bre His Mojesty the King of Sardinia, the Sieur Camille Benso, Ccunt of Cavour, Grand Cross of the Order of St. Maurice snd St. Lazarus, Knight of the Order of Civil Merit of Bavoy, Grand Cross of the Imperial Order of the Legicn ot Honor, decorated with the Imperial Order of the Medjidie of the First Class, Grand Cross of several other foreign orders, President of the Council of Ministers, and bis Minister Sorretary of Btate for the Finances; the Sieur Salvator, Marquis de Villamarins, Grand Cross of the Order of St,’ Maurice and St. Lazarus, Grand Officer of the Imperial Order of the Legion of Honor, &., his Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Court of Fran And bis iis jest Chom the Bay at of the Ottomans, Mou- hammed fmin rand Vizier of the Ottoman Exsyite, decorated with tbe i orders of the Medji- ment 'd to secure and to facilitate the nai at th meets of the Danube, fixed duties, of a rate, settled by theccmmussion by ® majority of votes may be levies, on the express condition that in this respect, es in every other, flags of all nations shall be treated om the footing ‘of pene equality, q posed of tebe of Austria, Bavaria, the Sublime Porte “ coon 7g (one for each of those Powers), 11ided commisntons from the three Taek ineipelition whose nomination shall have been approved by the Porte. This oommiseion, which shall bq permanent:— 1st, Shall prepare regulations of na and river police. 24. Shall remove the impedi: whatever nature they may be, which still preven' oe to the Danube of the arrangements ents of the Treaty of Vienna. 3d. Shall order and caute to be exe- cuted the necessary works throughout the whole course et the river. And 4. Shall after the dissolution of the European Commispion, see to maintaining the mouths of the Danube and the neighboring parts of the sea ia ‘a navigable state. Ht Hen Peuial Order of the tegion of Honor, of Sk, Slephen oc | yearn’ The signing Powers asseubled in oouterence, haw ler 1e ion of lonor, irs. ustria, of the Red Eagio of Prussia, of St, Ante of Rus- after having placed ne sla, of St. bet ‘and St. Lazarus’ ot Sardinia, of the | it on reecrd, pronouree the Polar Star of Sweden, and of several other foreign orders; | Commission, and from that time the rermanent rer ard Ficedinde, ST pientit Bey, ceoorated with the iImperiat Commissicn shall epjoy the rame powers as those wit Order of the Mecjtdie of the second class, and Grand Cross | which the European Commission spall have until them of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus, his Ambas- | been invested. rador Extraort inary and Plenipotentiary to ‘his Majesty the Ewperor of the French, accredited in the same cha- racier to his Mojesty the King cf Sardinia, Arnicie XIX, In order to insure the execution of the regulations which shall Mave been established by common ich Plenipotentiaries assembled in Congress at | in conformity with the principles above declared, Par ree coe a of the contracting Powern sal have the right to stenom er understanding bavicg been happily established | at all times two light vessels at the mouths of the Danube. between them, their Majesties 1m® Queen of the United Arriots XX. Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, the Emperor of In excharge for the towns, <i nt and territories ema- Austria, the Empefer of the French, the Emperor of all merated in article 4 of tee pe oman and in a the Russias, the Kirg of Sardinia, and the ir ted more fully to secure the of the na Ottcmans, considering that in the interest of oa et Denube, his Majesty the Emperor of All the og Mojesty the Kirg of Prussia, a signing party to eten - | sents to the rectification of his frontier ia Bessarabia. Few f of the 13th of July, |, should be ‘avited to | The new frontier shall begin from the Black Sea, one participate iggthe rew arrangements to be adopted, and | kilometre to the east of Lake Bourna sball rum per- meeting te value that the concurrence of his said pendioularly to the Akerman road, shall that reed road Mojenty would add tos work of general pacification, in- | to the Val de Trojan, pass to the south 0 of vited bim to send Plea ence to the Oo 3 the course of eee cues s J he hee eet ‘caret repens uence, his 6 Kiny russia name sika, and terminate at Katamor: Abere as his Ple jenipotentiaries, tha gots to ray: he that point the old frontier between the two senpires eal The Sleur Otbo Theodore Baron do. einceuee Laan Presi- nct undergo any modification. ‘tea of the contraet- ent of his Covncil, and his Minister for Foreign Affairs, Delegat {ng Powers shall 6x, in {ts details, the line of the new Kaj hed the Red hertnd' of ane oe oo first class, | frontier. anncea XXL with oakleaves, crown and sceptre, (rand Commander o! the Order of Hohenzollern, Knight of the Order of St. The territory ceded by Russia shall be annexed to the Jobn of Pruesia, Grand Cross of the Order of St. Ste ——_ Moldavia under the suserainty of the Sub- i of Hungary, Knight of the Order of St. Alexander lime Poste, The inhabitants of that territory shall enjoy eki, Grand Crores re bie da la lies ce St. L - a Lod privileges [eaacinge tbe 7 oe d of the tl -Iftibar of Turke; and during the space ‘they pe nd the Sleur MeximUian Frederick Chat Francl mitted to’ transfer thelr domicile elsewhere, disposing Coust of Hatzfelit Wildenbarg Sohcensteln, ‘i te s eatual freely of their property. Arnicts XXII. The Principelities of Wallachis Jani to enjoy, under the suzerainty der the guarantee of the contracting Powers, the dg legen bet peeve oy of which they are in possession. No exclusive protection shall be exercised over them by oar - of the Fonramtei 1g Powers. There shall be no right of interferen 4 in their internal affairs, Privy Councillor, his Envoy Extraordinary and Plentpote mntiary to the Court of ee go Kalght ot ce the Order ot tbe Red Fagie of Prussia of the second class, with cakleaves and pray ey Knight of the Cross of Honor of Hohenzollern of the firat class, &. ‘The Plentpotentiaries, afer having exchanged their full powers, found in good and due form, bave agreed upon the following articles:— Articir I. Agmicie XXIII. From the day of the excha of the ratifications of ‘The Sublime Porte engages to eho be to the said “hen the present treaty there shail be peace and friendship | cipalities an independent and national between her Majesty the Queen of the United well as full liberty be Fog) of oe ot ee ihoow of Great Britain and Ireland, his Mejesty the Emperor of | and of navigation. laws and ‘at prese at im the Freneb, his Mejesty the King of Sardinia, bis Impe- | force sball tvirek: In order to establish @ 00r aplete rial Majesty the Sultan, om the one part, and his Mejeat the » Emp or of all the Russias on the other part, a wel ‘an bets ir bi d suecesnom, their respective Gominicns and subjects in porpecuity, ARTICLE II. Peace being bappily re-estabshed between their sald Mojention, the territories conquered or ocoapied by thar reement in regard 5 ich revision, » special © smamia- see, ‘as to the composition ef which the high oon’ Powers will cme to an understanding among thr shall acremble witheut delay at Bu togr joner cf the Sublime Porte. pasinass of iasion shall be to investigate the © P covent mate incipaiities, acd to propose bases of their fature Fg a bs armies during th r tail seaterooally pagted organisations Arnicux XXIV. Special arran 8 sball regulate the mode of the ° cvacuaticn, which shall be as prompt aa possible. His Mojesty the Saltan promises £9 Gonvote tmme- axno 10. pores in'vech s wanae? as to Teptest at most losis ts His Majesty the Emperor of all the Russias e1 wo reatore to bis Majenty tbe Sultan the town and cadet of Ree eo eetesn ths Wane C7 te eee Kare, as well as the other parts of the Ottoman territory whe ps — atin to the definitive organization of the Prinetpatities. of which the Rusatan troops are in possession. he Cor gress 8' sali regalate the = AY Instruction from t Annet TY. between the commission and * pore ‘Theis, Mj tes ‘he Queen of the 1 a x Md be ARTIC 4 XXV. heirs: Great Britain and Ireland, i a he gid o Frewol Takirg into consideratic 4 the opinion expresied the Kirg of Sard¥nio, and tke to restore | two Divens, the commis cy ha danenatt ener ¥o0 Lin} weer bd towns to the present seat of bastoy ‘av patoria, | tabors, The final ¢ sna ath te ae vencein he ie ob, Yeny‘cale, K abun, ad well as all oe Rertite. shall be recorded ‘.4 & convention to be concluded et Paci view oocuple.\ by the allied iroops. between the bio contracting and o hettt-dierif, Arnctx ¥. in ocoform ity “ith the stiporations of the convention, Their Majesties the Queen of the United Ki shall conet! cote Gee Ba! orgenivation of those Great Tiritain and Ireland, the hywprrer of the reer Frovince, placed thenosforward “aetee the colléetive the Fmypevor cfall the Kuss King of Sardinia, guaror cee of all the 6: Powe. the Bultes. crant afwlend encire amocaty to thoas of * ~ Wete cubfects who cry havo been OWpromised hy aay 1 ip egreed that there ab ety yi ia tho Prinaipalities @ Pad C8 edo OF weet reset