The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-26
Oar Switzerland Correspondence.

bERrk, Oct !. 1919,
Condition Of Affairs bstresm German, aud svif:er-
Iand-Dispositicn Of the Refugee Resurrsctionssts
&C. &c.
The follow ng note has been handed into the fede
raj directory by NJ Raveaux charge d'aGarss Of the
German Central Government -
After the unfortunate result CT the attempted by
nelsr and his eates 10 e Grand Duehy q Baden the
had the German though united
hat refused TO hem isns q
te refugees could be considered peaceful inhabitants Of
what they have been during but time. The refugees
Ss % they I
dstbued number OF sditious writings they endeayord to
as on
he D which, up sss CEN
alProvisiopa Govern had the of the common int
prevent The sr.srsses .! trauqHity the
States To that effect it addressed on JTly s.: sis
ts causes Of eenplant L demanded strongly that
hey were issinnirs to exercise themselves ds
@ m s' to a .ndS
That gentleman addressed abou. the Sd Of August ISIS to the
Charged With the central Of Germany report on mis-
v nS nSs 9 e sy ns
Of tie eeI@anic Diet to be curded APP
toba there question Of the organization Of
body Of refugees for military exercise or Of their uniting for
t rs SSnrU on the part e. The sn
a'use Of the right Of asylum contrary to the interests Of
well to the policy which she had up to that
Government Of the vicar Of the empire could submit
if the measures by the German Diet for the safety
he German territory were justified aud L The Indications given
ces whose along the German frontier had
made invasion into Grand Duhy Baden Rapne and
forced eCnuSns naIad their ard their proclama'
prise was violent &c Of :ss5 order for ne pugSs
terrorism the rightfu despotisTp although the vacr
q the oap Of the empire and the emf Of the city to
Othess free however that event imposes TIE
honor and safety The saSI this
could net lave ESCAPED the notice Of the eautOna
duties imposed By the rshs Of matter: has taken place
Te complies and 'S ia the os
delay The central provisional has been anxious
mos. smieable relations with the recognises
how e 81
with thee duties that demands that the
should at searching investigation and to the
sa ali sH arr @
Iee removal from the eantons would act
that ,t BE- declared in positive what
Germany shall not take place Should demand not
empire that will enter the S liberty and n not
IT. , and that will have for Swiss
al the means the application which Justified by the VIC.
and he s' hono Of y the
The Federal Directory imme diately on recent ofthe
above replied to it, In its reply comnlains Of th
terms employed by the central power The note of
NJ Raveaux' 1t rays, is such document as is with.
out parallel in the federal archives and naus
in fatal manner, the connexions between Switzer.
land and r. generated Germany
The Directory then defends the cantonal govern.
ments against the reproaches which to
them by Reveaux 1t is not in Switzerland it is in
tie Grand Duchy Of Baden itself that the late nsur.
recton prepared and very few insurgents took
any part in it. The Directory will take no steps
against the fu ctionaries Of whom Rayesux sneats
ont nd
thoIizes enquiry The few refugees who took part
the insurrectien have already been deprived of the
right of asylum and all the others have been placed
under the surveillance Of the police but the Directory
must observe that the greatest reproaches should be
addressed to the government of Baden itself.
Our Danubian Correspondence.
BUCHAREST, Sept Is, lS4s
Complication of .aFoirs-.anficipaied Rupture Nth
Turkey, &c.
Events are becoming complicated and we are on the
Of rupture with Turkey herself SO long as the
Porte could hope to find decided support for its poll
cy in that of France and England it did not conceal
its sympathes for a revolution and s earnest desire
Moldavia evacuated by the Russian troops and
its destinies united to those Of Wallachia But now
that Turkey feels herself completely abandoned by
Europe she is much embarrassed to terminate an
affair SO well begun by her first statesmen.
Fuat- Efendi, who has arrived at Giurgeyo appears
to be man of half measures. He was received but
coldly by the numerous deputation which went 20
escort him. and declared to it that he would only hear
expression of the wishes of the people the capital
here he intended to go. ACCOMPANIED by the Turkish
army encamped at Gurgevo.
The Wallachian people seeing themselves thus aban
1oned and betrayed on all sides, took of those de-
ci0ed resolutions which alone succeed in saving the
Liberties of a weak nation The levy was pro-
claimed and volunteers pressed from all quarter six
ted in at the foot Of the mountains If the
Russian army should penetrate into the country the
government has resolved to transport itself to the
mountains and to burn every thing in the plains be-
sides forming patriotic corps composed of the most
approved volunteers. All the soldiers who CON-
pote this legion swear to fight to the last
for the liberties Of the country; not of them will
survive defeat submit to be taken alive. With
such a spirit it is impossible to be overcome even
should the country be inundated with Cossacks and
Calmucs 1t lisa misfortune for us that far
from Europe to render 1t difficult TO procure arms
ufacturng pixies II is impossible to describe the
agitation Of the country. The Russian name is de-
voted to execrstop and all declared traitors to
their country who will not destroy every Russian who
ball come in his way.
The people of Bucharest, not content with exhibiting
heir hatred hostile demonstrations add to
their wrath. was present to- day at manifestation
curious to be passed over silence it will demon
str ate the real character Of our people.
You know that Metropolitan has, from the begin
ming been the soul Of the reactonary party favor
of Russia. Now this party is too contemplate to
get their ancient titles and privileges and some
young ambitious n disconnected and paid by Rus
100 much Importance to call it party Three times
has it attempted to upset the revolution, and three
times have its attempts ended in ridcule. Thus the
people hold it in account. and not one of its part
zans have been made victim Of the anger OF the
people.
At the first of the grave complication of our
affairs and when all the country agtated in the
preparations for war, the people allowed them TO live
Ia reace and only compelled them, when they became
the Instruments of Russia, to cooperate in all the
nife which made against the pote ntate
The people then true to their purpose the occasion
tan and Obliged him to attend with all the pomp Of
religious ceremony, and to burn the Russian regula
tons and TO anathematize all those who should en-