The New York herald., 1851-09-30

insuted by the Swiss residents of Besancon as we'll a.
the sws and the Court circle at the Eyses
WAS in active concert with Berlin, Vienna and st. Pc
terrburg ntditating blow at the republic Of ewtser
land The true object Of the French army Of obssrvs-
that country If it should be attacked The danger ok
Switzerland imminent but the courage snd cslm
Of the people and government we're supreme. They
KEW they were handful-only 100000 soldiers, and
population Of little than 3oCe 000 but they Soa
ON indepeDdencs and justice and on public opinion,
pecay In the United States, wen as on the armed
force the patriotism Of the people ana the strength a
the country General Dufour and the Secretary Of War
reported the forts and other artificial defences
plete. The Swiss determined to yiesd only when
their last man pershed but they had no ides Of en-
trareous aid. They were most anxious TO lean On
the kindred and younger neration Of free States In
Americs, bat did not know how they could est more
than sympsthy FROM US and IN the then condition 81
frem them These matters, althorxh generally known
hsre ana very recens are stated because they explain
shs followed and the SIT Of the csrseins to the United
Colts invention alone might in short period triple hes
moral and physical force and II that she could defy
81 her enemies long enough TO spread dsaecon among
their armies and destroy them that Switzerland might
single handed, emancipate Europe. At all events the
great point to have the means Of resisting several
onsets for If the invaders kept up their organxs
tim, they would be prevented from ming switSeran
at till volunteers from France and the Unitel
States both officers and soldiers and private ships
acting under Swiss letters Of marqae would hArrass
them on sea and land that they must give over no.
people Of the United States would force any adnntrA
acn of our government to take sdes with France ana
cf France she will be after the elections in May 1852
r therefore, explained the advantages ,f Colts inven
io1 to the President In keeping of the enemy for con
sic eratle time and sered to send the revolver which
had left Mt Paris to the confederation my return snA
said hat had doubt Mr. Colt would be glad to see
them manufactured rom that model for tbs service ~
the Swiss government. Ny offer accepts1 ~ made
When returned to Paris sent the pistol 90 the Prsf
dent at Berne with all its accoutrements There n
letter, and only an inscription tAs band, with ths
words "a Ia Suisse W NJ Cory Paris, Oct 1860 L
mention this explaining probably course Of ths
government StndiDQ Instructions With the
bne. They have done, with respect to their present.
what did with mine ana they have avoided the in.
proprety Of returning sft in kind by sendins their
csiabne to the United States by my hands instead a
giving 1t to ne am very glad that Switzerland has
other country, and she has meaning which should
understand and recprocate. France switzerland and
the United States destined 10 operate principle
system and compact for repubhcanism against the
srous alliance Of European Gepots who banded fog
se siSusntes without OF sex OF age OF -
neemen found In arms switzerland will no. succumhs
but he land Of Washington and jefferson Of Fran1in
ard Madison cannot allow feeble peoples handful a
men, wcmen and children-to be hacked to pieces for
prosing that political faith which has made
the first maritime and rcutura, the most generally
Intelligent and happy nation the globe She not
atscsed by her enemies spring her friends ex-
pected but II their intestine toubles which ssveG
her for season The long and painful conferences o.
warsaw Omutz ard Vienna, Sere Indispensable to the
settlement of the designs against Switzerland, and
advised that has been further decided by the ds
pots thtfe assembled to attack even France, the de-
ocrscy shall be 10 certainly will be- triumphant st
the next elections Time necessarily consumed In
maturing tins nefaffous conspiracy but the opening
of snotirr year II Grd permits the south and east q
Europe to echo TO the Cossacks hoof IL Is probsbia
that before the rising CT the next Congress to s in De-
ccI1ber the execution OF repubicausn-its extinction
throughout the Old Worldwl be attempted II 10 not
possible that American Congress will be deceived by
traitors and bad adysers at home abroad that
they viii be dersct In their duty bing st the head
of rRons Of at taking part in the government of
the family and by the inatg on with force
sary the great code of justice among States establish
the rights Of man. w. NJ CORY.
Col A Dudley Mann tho sbless eeer. Of ra.k
whatever in the foreign service Of te United states He
the most Ia farupe to despctsm bscaues
he nation Of in whose he
star ty hut firmly and calmly wrote snd spoke His eee
retpendenee with the Secretary OF State since k
yolur nous and publicly sith the Of folly
from other otscsi nrses lying at dspsrmsst eee-
during the pevod since the Chrstisa
would place him At Of list Cousrsss
Should Immediately order the publication OF all those aess
nents.