New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-30

49,, h $3.50 IN thu asrspsysrs A. soon - Lgterns
~ e.Ilen the frEss Embsssstor sent his chaplain 70
Con ulour 20 ssy him secretly that he should proceed
with all haste against the little cAntsns OF Uri. sehwyz
o,srwsaen AMI Walls In order to BE- through with them
bsorsa Cosirs Vote cf ne Gr,as PoVrs tosd arrirs -
Th. advice followed and bodies Of troops were put IN
motion sgans, those Csntons when they suddenly sem
commissioner and the 2-,h Sow Uh sch~yz and u
tsrrsden had already submitted and the submission OF
Wallis was hourly expected.
The leaders Of the sonderbuni. seigwEt-M lAer, An
msun sssssgo the Jesuit fa;herS and the rest o. me
gang wisely took 70 their heels before the capture Of L.
csrne but did not forget TO take with them the AcnFe
ana the cash In hand not only Ct the Cantos but hAi De-
onsins 10 the General Govsrnnent-vhich last was,
however, restored By the Canton Of Ur In FroonIs
liberal Government - already esiabshei. and sinAi
provisional one in Lucerne 10 ali tie seven Canioo' o.
the sos6erbunJ liberal Magistrates viii take the pace
Of those witch are put dosn. In FnbouIs Inc ehpu'-
no, only Of the Jesuit bot al affiliated orders. are4y
determined o. and IN LEcerne the expulsion Of me 'e'8
The Fbassssors Of the Northern Powers have len S
zeriand The French EbassAdor has merely eii be'As'
and has taken he - at Basic, after having got Up ss
uine ezsV< gfs1sd because Gen. Dniour reiI'e1 "
give bis Secretary Of Legation safeguard to seefns-
Prussia has taken the occasion 70 cut poor hsufe Al
her stiou a. ia well known the PrussAn-sNlss OAh
ton Of Ssnenburg declared itself neutral 10 ths "A' Ao
refused 70 furnish It's contingent and 70 perform US --'
nsmser of the Federation. The Diet resolved 10
hold reckoning with NensDburg soon as The e1pe1-
ton against tie son5eIbund was vel over The hns "
Prussia knew no better Of protecting the canton
than TO ssre royal paiest as Prince Of Neuena'e 50
,sn,pg ,bi, neutrality. and declaring Il nsolahie Be-
.se this he has addressed letter the Diet. which DE-
sgns,ss Seuchael 81 the place Of meeting Of the Cone
.nca IN relation 10 Switzerland and Tor that reason (lov
hre,,s d rsoul,e that lis neutrality be respected. The
latent ard letter were both discussed In the Diet on TIE
27tb November ani referred 10 Committee to devise
ch r,,,re, a. the honor Of Switzerland required ard
A. ,sre Necessary 70 clrry out ne Federave Compost
You can well believe That the prsiensons Of the crowned
Refliner will be suitably disposed Of By The feaeFAuon'
They viii punish Nenenburg according TO the compact
and the Klrg e Prussia will not march sSge solder
against Switzerland. f5r as the saying is in Beri0' he
hasn't got copper 10 his pocket nor cents worm o.
spunk in bis body"
Til. i the state Of things And that The war u al
an end and that afer the Reorganization Of the seven
Caueasl Governments there viii no longer be an opposing
minority but almost absolute unanmiiy IN the Dei' VIII
the nesison take place. viii r. die cfitses Between
what parties vii they now mediate What civil WAT
will they pscify Probably Lord Pamerston VII employ
the des preiex 20 declare that peace - restored Ano
th,re ls no longer any ground for mediation But when
the victorious maj ry on 70 determine upon the ie-
vision Of The wh,le Federa7e compact and the ne" or
ganzaon Of the country on the basis Of unon instead Of
federation will the European diplomacy then Intervene
Probably, for even ENGLAND does not wish r powerful.
regeuerasd suizerabd, which perhaps may hereafter
become the important ally Of Republican France Bit
q. al a.
the strong will OF people IS aqueson Switzerland mas
already proved that nowadays boldness carries IFS point
AMI in the moral political, social and financial decay o.
the OLD thrones kngoms n Europe all trebe before
the first cannon shot and prefer to lei matters tske their