The Chateaw Renaud has arrived at Saigon bringing the following advices, which have been kindly placed at our disposal The Preliminaries of the Treaty oF PEACE signed at Hué on the 25th August, by Commissaire-General HanstaxD in the name of the French Republic, and by the ANNaMESE Prunrpuresrianies in the name of the King's Government provide as under 1.—A full and complete recognition of the Protectorate of France over Annam and Tonquit 2.—Definitive annexation of the provines of Blub-thuan in Cochin-O 3.—Permanent occupation of the Vuing-Mia line and the fortresses of Thuan-an.
4.—Immediato recal of the Annamese troops sent to Tonquin, the garrisons of which place shall be put upon a peace footing; 5.—Leaue of orders to the mandarins to resume their several busts, and confirma ion of the appointments made by the French authorities.
6.—The placing of sufficient troops at all the principal towns in the provinces to assist French residents.
7.—The cession of all Customs offices into the hands of France graphic service between Saigon and Hanoi.
9.—The right of permanent resideouce at 10.—The right of personal audiences with the King of Aunam.
11—Military post-stations along the course of the Red River, and the buildin; of fortifications wherever it may be deemed necessary.
12,—Recognition of dollars and the coinage of Cochin-China as legal currency throughout the Kingdom, 13,—Svttlement of matters affecting the commercial and fiscal regimes by confer-onces to be held later on, The Annamese Plenipotentiaries have demanded the reopening of the Legation at Had as sven as possible, The text of the Convention has been sent to Paris for ratification by the President of the Republic,
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