The Express.
London, England, 1857-01-07 00:00:00

FINAL SETTLEMENT OF THE

DISPUTED TREATY.

(or ?iterate AND INTIERNATIONAL TFLZORAPPL)
(TAO% OUR OWN CORNESPoNDINT.)
PARIS, WEDNERDAY MOIRNINO.

The Munitaur of this day contains the following :
" The Conference has signed a protocol which puts
an end to the diffeulties which have delayed the
execution of the treaty of the 30th of March. The
Conference, with unanimous accord, has decided that
the frontier shall follow the valley of Trojan up the
river Talpuch, leaving Tiglorad and Tobaek to Mol-
davia, and that Russia shall retain upon the right
bank Komrat, with 330 vents of territory.
The 1.,1e of Serpents iv to bo considered
as part of the mouths of the Danube. The
Conference recognises that it was the intention
of the Congress to re-establish by Article 21 the ter-
ritories west of the new boundaries in their former
situation ; and to conform to the intentions of•the
negotiators of peace, it has decided that these ter-
titmice shall bo annexed to Moldavia, with the ex-
ception of l)olk, on the Danube, which will
revert to Turkey. The Conference hes decided,
moreover, that the boundaries shall be settled and
take effect by the 30th of March at the West, and
that st the same date the Austrian troops
and the British Beet shall have evacuated the Dona-
tion Principalities and the interior waters of
Turkey. The Commission of the Principalities
will then be able to enter these provinces,
and proceed to the execution of its mis-
sion. At the conclusion of its labours the Com-
mission will report to the Conference, which will
re-esemble &voiding to the terms of Article 23,
in order to settle by a convention the final
agreement between the contracting parties as to the
organisation of the Principalities."

PRUSSIA AND

BER?E, TrIVIDAY.

The Federal Council has addressed a proclamation
to the Swiss people. In this document the council
recalls the examples of patriotic resistance contained
in Helvetian annals. Whether it is to be peace or
war is still undecided, but whatever the issue of the
difference Switzerland is certain of obtaining sym-
pathies and support. There are hopes of an honour-
able peace, but in any event the popular enthusiasm
is ready for the gmitest sacrifices. All accessary
memaires arc taken to harmonise the exigency of
the military arrangements with humanity. The
country will look to the fate of the families of the
eitisens called upon to defend it.

V lENNA, TEMDAT.

Despatches have arrived favourable—ti; a pacific
solution of the question of Neufchatel. Austria in-
sists upon the meeting of a conference, in which this
question shall he considered. Russia adheres to this
proposition, and declare itself ready to tend a repre-
sentative to the conference.

A letter from Ikrne, in the Brussels Independence
of yesterday, +dates that the Duke of Saxe-Cobourg
is displaying great solicitude in the pad& settle-
ment of the dispute, and is anxious to act as
mediator.

To Count Ealenbourg, the prewident of the depu-
tation of the Prussian Chambers, the Prince of
Pramia, on New Year's-day, among other remarks,
observed:

We ere on the ere of greet event.. At the eon of the
a pert of the maw is shout to take up anus, nod all
will respond to the appeal erfth eutheekere and &unease...
You, gentleeene. vbn are the repreenetativem of the lotion,
he melons of eltakin:t, bY Your alkdkal 624 Per airror-
anus, the military +pint of the people, the sublet tearer, of
our nanetry. The army fa amend and Ite discipline ex-
menu ; but, In order to warm that 9411, the people and
you younriere tenet be blepirnl sith It.