The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-17 00:00:00

PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, March 14.—The Zeii of this morning
contains the text of the Note which Baron von
Manteuffel addressed to the Representatives of
Prussia in London, Paris, Vienna, and St. Peters-
burg on the occasion of the Swiss Government
liberating the Royalist prisoners in the middle of
last January. As it is not long I venture to give
it you in extenso

" Berlin, Jan. 16, 1857.
" I have the satisfaction to inform you that according
to official information that has reached the King's
Cabinet, the Swiss Federal Assembly, in the course of
yesterday and to-day, voted the unconditional liberation
of the Neuchatel prisoners. The King our august master
sees herein the sole condition fulfilled on which he had
made his participation in meetings with respect to the
future relations of the Principality of Neuchatel de-
pendent, and be has therefore been pleased to command
me to renew the declaration that his Majesty is prepared
to enter into deliberations of this nature, and also that
he will therein be influenced by the same moderation and
th• same conciliatory sentiments from which he is con-
scious
of never having deviated throughout the various
phases of this question. Be good enough to make this
despatch known to the Cabinet at which you have the
honour to represent the King our august master.
" Receive the assurance, Acc.,
MANTEUFFEL"

The fe'w words used to introduce this short de-
spatch to the notice of the reader state that its text
will show forth how little truth there is in the va-
rious allegations put forward in the press as to the
King having entered into any definite undertaking
is connectionwith the liberation of the prisoners.

COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.
(Before Mr. Commissioner Brans.)
IN RH W. J. ROBSON.—THE CRYSTAL PALACE FRAUDS.
ADJOURNED DIVIDEND MEETING.—To-day was ap-
pointed for a dividend meeting which had been adjourned,
for giving the assignees an opportenity of inquiring into
a proof tendered on behalf of the Crystal Palace Com-
pany for 17,8941., for moneys received by the bankrupt,
and misappropriated by him, for shares which had been
forged by him, for which the company were liable.
Mr. Monk, for the assignees, said that the accounts
had only been sent in on Friday, and the assignees had
not had time to go through them.
Mr. Lawrence said that so far as be was concerned
he was prepared to proceed with the proof.
Mr. Bagley said be appeared for 24 creditors, and who
PLYMOUTH, MONDAY. were aniious for further inquiry, especially into the
The merchant ship Dunbar, of London, Captain petitioning creditors' debts.
James Green, 78 days from Sydney, waiver-I off j It was ultimately agreed that the meeting should be
Plymouth this morning and landed a mail and I again adjourned till the 21st of April next, at 11 o'clock
passengers. She left Sydney Dec. 27, passed Cape THE NATIONAL DEODORISING MANURE COIIPANY.
Horn Jan. 27, and crossed the Line Feb. 20. The A paragraph appeared in some of the papers that a
Sydney Empire of Dec. 27 gives the prices current petition had been presented in bankruptcy against this
for gold—Port Philip, 31. Ds. to 41. per ource
fine flour, 18/company, but which is an error, and in consequence of a
~ seconds,
to 7s. 6d. per bushel ; the 16/. per ton ; wheat, 7s
rates ruling for wool are complaint inquiry has been made in the court, and
high ; tallow is scarce. I are requested to contradict
nicttßhlnu i3Azzx
the statement.
Labour much in demand. ra ROYAL
The Dunbar spoke Jan. 26, off Cape Horn, the IThe further examination of the directors will take
Hamburg ship Paul, bound west ; Jan. 27, off place
Dijon, the Hamburg ship Ramirez y Luisa, home- to-morrow, clock. at 11 o '
ward bound ; Feb. 21, in lat. 240 N., long. 26 45, I The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland Lad
the Fusilier, for Valparaiso ; March 6, in lat. 35 5 Augusta Powlett intend to remain at Raby Castale until y N., long. 43 64 W., the Rossini, from Bombay for the week after Easter, when the noble duke and duchess 1..
,Glasgow, will arrive in Londonfor the season, f 1