The New York herald., 1850-12-09
Our London Correspondence.

The Strtss Qi<sfioN-Wfr1gues olng on ~ Euro
psam States-Ts Treaties of Visnsa- Ths Holy
AAiares, &C., &c.
II had not been for the preposterous conduct Of
the King Of Prussia, the attack on Switzerland
wou Id have been made by this time. That mean
ingless creature has thought that he must play the
ostrich, in order TO mslead the opinions of Europe,
for which he has always professed certain regard,
and taken any quantity Of oa,hs. He has been
sticking his silly head into all the hedges in Hesse
Cassel, for the purpose Of concealing his league
with the other despots Of Russia and Austria. But
the public are quite familiar with his favorite pre-
sentaton and when his face is turned in an oppo-
site direction that does not prevent any body from
knowing that he will be to follow his tail BY
his folly, hswever is more than probable that .he
Swiss republic will escape, for if the onset goes
over 10 Spring, the seven Richmonds al the
battle of Bosworth, which crossed the track of the
humpbaeked tyrant, will be nothing TO the aid
which that primitive and harmless, but heroic and
glorious race can expect from all parts Of the world
The United States in particular, as the friend ct the
people of France, now soon to become the chief OF
the opposition 10 the reincurson OF the Cossacks,
and agent IN the universal emancipation OF Europe,
will have time 10 appear upon the scene in all the
force, no longer to be resisted, OF democratic repub
licanism
common interest in the salvation of Switzerland 1t
is the OF France, il is the of free instu
ons. Its triumph secures progress and liberty here,
and ensures the most ample development of cont-
mental relations with the freemen of America Its
defeat, were it possible, would thrust back Europe
10 darkness and torpor and cut off America, as with
q Chinese wall from all participation in the great
interests, commercial, political and hunantary,
which is now offered 10 their ene rprse by popu-
laton of two hundred and fifty millions of people.
II lis also at the critical moment, when your ships
and commerce, and y our principles and example, are
about 70 receive their fullest expansion within the
conquest Of Asia, and Africa, and Oceana. Depend
upon H. also, that if the republicans of Europe can
be suppressed, by the bay onet, the United States
will instantly find herself the object of open hos
iy. Ii will not be sufficient to exclude her over
whelming competition, and her noxous presence
from Europe she will be in turn attacked and torn
in pieces II that he possible for other than parricida
hands. M. Sotomayer, however, is a native of the
United States, as wei as Mr.. Rhett He was born
in Philade lphia, and may be said to be only the
founder of the anti American league, but to have a
sons right TO take his mothers life. At London,
for several months all the despots of Europe, and
out of the Thieves Alliance, have been consulted
and are now united TO overthrow the American
Union by every possible means. Sotomayer repre-
senis Spain at Paris, and his pretex was the inva-
sion OF Cuba and his argument, the West India
possessions OF lhe European States aud a common
danger. Lord Palmerston and Druye de Lvs and
Baron Bruuon, are united in interest and feeling
with reference to the combined opposition to the
United States. The cabinet organs have said but
little but the braying Times and the cackling Er-
am,nu, representing very different politics, have
passed around the word that il was necessary
for all the potentates of Europe TO prescribe GER
tain terms, 10 be observed by the United States
in respect 10 the most strict neutrality of movements
hereafter in the Gulf. Sotomayer has even pre-
vailed on the French President, relative by mar
riage Of Narvaez, to send the Elser and Magador,
war steamers, TO Cuba, 10 co operate with Spain.
Sir William Parker, the gentleman who finished
the British escutcheon at Athens, by replacing the
lion and unicorn with a tiger and jack ASS, Is at
Majorca, junketing with set OF Spanish officers,
belonging 10 fleet in the same harbor. Parker
went from the English port OF Malta expressly 10
this Spanish rendezvous. Its very near the spot
(Mahon) which, few years ago, the American
navy compelled to leave, through British
nifty and Spanish servty. Lord Howden is doing
wonders at Madrid, in the way OF arranging the in
Cuba is The only security; and when the Thieves
Alliance has Frustrated the democracy of Europe,
IL is proposed very early 10 inform Brother Jona-
than that as he would not let Cuba alone, the aid
Alliance were compelled, in selfdefence, TO take il
under their protection giving England the usufruct,
and Spain the reversion. Before that period, how
ever, the United States navy and the red bunting
which flies sloft IL is proposed to steer out Of the
Mediterrane an, and 10 put on paddock at Gibral-
tar, like the one which Master Nicholas and Co.
have at the Sound. Up to date, the said navy has
had leave to trade in the Baltic, but on the pay
ment at the Sound (Which is a huge arm of the
sea) of heavy tolls exacted by battery of cannon
with lighted matches. After date, il Is TO be de-
creed, infahbly, that neither in the Baltic nor in
the Mediterranean, shall the Quaytsrsy's "great-
est Of all earthly nusances" be permitted TO show
its face, on any possible pretence.
nj. Bonaparte, at the moment he dmands over
two millions OF dollars for the support Of 10000
men, 10 overhang the Swiss frontier aud TO act
against the Swiss, in revenge for the refusal Of
their President TO do him homage at Strasourg, is
closetted hall his time with Lord Normandy, and
isthe guest of Sotomayer The journals announced
al 1.x .-..L - l.tA
row with the former but, more suspicious still,
both announcements have been formally contra
dicted. He is contriving principally TOR himself;
but as he told M Rush, he has no objections TO
hoetilities TO the United States, but the French
people have.
The British minister and host Of the butcher
Prince OF Prussia, Conley, has come out for the
Frankfort Diet; and old Ernest, OF Hanover, has
allowed Austrian armies TO march through his
kingdom on the Duchies. Said Prince of Prussia
is Commander in. Chief Of all the Prussian armies
These are other parties 10 the league against the
United States, OF which Nicholas, the arch enemy
of the human race, is ommander.i in. chief.
IL 10 well worth while, in the United States, TO
examine the text Of the iron net work OF the trea-
ties Of Vienna Of 1915, which, it is understood are
shortly TO be reconstructed. cheap edition OF
them should be printed by some publisher, at six
pence, so that these unqualihable atrocities might
be familiar 10 the statesmen OF America. The pre-
sent generation, even In England, has very little
exact knowledge Of the doings Of the most syse-
matte and successful attack ever made on the
rights and hopes of man. Here is sample OF the
whole. II is from the preamble Of The Act Of
VIENNA
CONGRESS OF VIENNA, 1915.
Plenopen niiaries named at the Congress, viz -
For HIS Majcay the Emperr Of 1ustria, Ktsg
Of Hungary AVID Boheynia--Clement-W Wenceslas Lo-
thsre, Prince Of Metternicb, Winnebourg, Ochsen-
hansen, Chevalier Cor KniRh) of the Golden Fleece,
Grand Cross Of the Royal order Of st. Stephen,
Chevaer OF the Orders Of st. Andrew, Of st. Alex
snder Newsky, and OF ~. Anne Of the first class,
Grand Gordon Of the Legion OF Honor, Chevalier
Of the Order Of the Elephant, Of the Supreme Or
der OF the Annuncistion, Of the Black Eagle and
Of Tuscany, OF St. Hubert, OF the Golden Eagle
of Wuriemberg, Of Fidelity Of Baden, Of 81.
John Of Jerusalem, and of several Others, Chan
celor Of the Military Order Of Maria Theresa,
berlain, the intimate and actual Counsellor OF
his Majesty the Emperor Of Austria, kiag Of
ItunoaYy ~ .nd pohe mia hia Ministsr of State of