The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-11-02

wo tho Monte nesrn Cover umen 70 COO clude
auesy WITH Turkey, BY ~hicn Montenegro should be
pay msnt Of inbute No,hng could more dissastevul
10 tine chief OF the publr and bis people than this
hopce-sne.s of Getting from am OF the European
Power, his feIagnsnce essened And thus the matter
ets rds.
THE SWISS QUESTION.
Until ls4S the Canton Of Neacbatel which forms part
Of the Swiss Confederation ackaow the sovereignty
Of Prussia, but having successfully asserted im iode
pendence In that year, 1t took its place IN the
Helvttiar Republic az independent Caution Prussia
low lays ceim to her former dependency, and has
been tpoeavoring To regain through ts agent IN
Swiz RAND he Count pouftaes, chamberlain 10 the
FtUtssn Kong q In eat favor AZ the COURT Of
d The Count excfe1 ny OF hts money
ann iDfo. irsurrcp IN Senchaie he object u
which s xaon to the crown OF bis royal mas
ters hut the int uTgeLLs defeated and large mum
Der lake pri< among whom was . Cousin of rour
takes Taking Of the direction which brox
out on The 20 OF The present year by
biz agent the King Of Prussia renewed MS clam To tho
ptsstttOD VI lha Canton mas oe't mined TO sub
mil 10 sbe cortiaerson II the German Diet OF Frank
tort The French Emperor meanw nile. fearing that the
difficulty may involve other European Powers q connc
endan gering the peaia Of the whole Continent has I'd
vsed the feoe government TO release the prisoners,
and 70 exsLo amnesty 10 he oftpoers. The govern
meD has far complied with the ADVICE discharge
,he greater part Of them booirg toe res. for trial J.
tho CHIEF executive authority Of Neufchate, 70
retain It's military occupation OF that Canton
regard to the o-Ein the ION. rne Grand
Council VI Neucbsie has thanked soldiers OF
r~ord 10 their leaders, Coonei Dengier and Major
Grnrd IL now n maiSs to be seen what arton will DO
taken in regard the claims set up BY tho Prussian
monarch. Th1 Ministers of France Austria Ruasa and
Great Britain have the rgns Of the Kog Of
Prussia ~ established BY tne treaty Of Vienna, which
Acknowledged her posesosy cla,m 70 tina, Canton The
CT rmanic confederation win have subject
Cor Grafton hut It 10 that their de
cision will prove nsi the difficulty may lead to serious
conse quencss.
THE SOUND DUES.
This question, which has assumed an important al
pec the position by United States proved
fertile sui ject Of discussion In times past among Faro
pe6n uplomass In ls4a the Dutch endeavored to get
rid o, the vexaious and unjust moost, ard Cromwell
few years later, determined bring matter to
factory issue; but in every instance tho principle
volved was left In abey aDce, the right Of Denmark
unquestioned, and the arrangements made by tho Eu.
ropean Powers merely Temporary expedients, cha
racterized by national self shDess remained for the
United ;ates to take higher ground to declare that tho
ocs highways to all and the right of
Dtnma to vessels from the Baltic unless they
contributed TO swell her exchequsr analogous tho
ROBBERS right to extort tribute from travellers
highway. That IL had its origin In the predasory
Of the Old Scandinavian Vikings sea robbers
there can be no doubt, and IL rrmADs Tor 10
break an ezErun egaiized BY prescription, to which
were party, W. broke up The piracy OF the Al
geines. The pecnnry loss IL the least evil arising fro
Thu claim If the Danish g0gefpment for parsons
Deced with the ri ippne interest stale that The evil
teniion is greater than the evil Of Tho system
hitherto pursued has been that the vessel an its cargo
pad the sound cces passing Gilmore without refe-
renee to their defiDaSon the tariH warp ing sh,
cordng he nation III. ship beonged 10 among
more favored nslons or not The racca rcen OF this
bas been that the exporter Of the goods passing
through those straits has pao the tolls, whether no
recos cred them FROM thu consumer
The valve that ~ nnars attaches TO the und dues may
ns tndua thn
siosrsDe pofo8 OF territory scqairei tho psIse Of
IN 72J, condition tnat sweden shou ID
iol all VA vssrssions toe up,on from the
sound DUES scqnn BY Der in the pr. csdng century.
e.. tact in keeping th question DOT OF gut II The treaty
Of Paris also proves be- anxeb upon e subject aad her
de.ire To retain This v pran fh' amount Of
sbe r. the Sound dnas excrefs 81 800
too incons aotc 'or III kpsoon oea
marx. The Ianish government ~ desirOus Of
be Tased by the various states IN proportion &, the
tent III trsir yearly coDtrp n,iops rus II appears il
hxsd At so l pDG AND ons share az The woaid
ary milon. The would be VI ltle que
in iiseii. ard would not amount u tran the Unled
states offered to fI mark Indemnify Tor tho expens
incurred by her IN building, lgh.og AMI repairing
os and lighthouses along her Boz
graver interests involved IL tn payment Of on allotted
share OF tins capuanZa,on fund would Imply a
recognition of the right claimed by ,he Danish
government, 1t IS eviosnt that the srat pr,n
cipie Of free scas ami nnres, icted commerce Tor
which we cobteno, has teen y.Ddlfatsd. We c0nil
not desire more propinous tine Tor mo settlement
tbl question or ussla which has always sstea ta,-b
rpsrous, looking upon Denmark u tar ivory wach
must later ,elorg 10 ner has Ut the pr
mcmept DO desire 10 champoo that oouatry Or eporo,
befse wphthe United sistee B. late from arose
that Rn- ia, S~eten Norway have sisnin-n
TO tie capital ,on project add that all the
dihcuie. are dtantr ell arranged Ia conssqaeuce Of
tie accord htt~t frace ADD England, 50 tar Europe
ccru.d but not In regard 20 toe UGteo STATES
which /, ia stiu an 1p.n que lion,
THE SPANISH QUESTION:.
In Isj4 Esparlero, VINO ,nea prime minister aud
cad Of Il liberal party sded In overhrosng he
OIL Of the resctioDasy party, Of whsn Narysez was
the asers Narvstz driven exile
~ih nve bshnpe and The property OF the Queen Mother,
Christina vas ssqnestrsted The Ebcrs party sail
urhsr- determined on tho sale Of the church property
To guida,e The govern debts In this they met ..
be expected with opposition from toe
Gerry, the Of Rome n,erfercd tho matter.
Ia sct beth ,bs: court end the sesconAry party had
,ecrcuy combined for tho oyer,hrcs q Eepaasro,
aod they gnslly socom plshsd their purpose. July
a. an insurrecioD broke ont against the reaction.
sry nevurrs " ihr government. but, after
we're nght Of four days, hwB suppressed by 0'Don-
nell The National Gusrd dissolved, ard Es-
partero baDtsred from Hsdrid ssuor Rios Rsss.
the Lead Of The ac'0nhry Ministry satisfied <th the
sselut"p the Nations Guard resolves the recall
a, ths bistop the restoration Of tn. church properly
and Of nst Of Queen Chrsucs The hsns p return
g. the for tie sale Of the church property has
sutpsndcc, The properly CT queen .Chrlina has been
refioged o. her. Earsaes has ooiaiaed leave return
10 badrid. ant espeos - hear hst DO 9 be At
the head OF the poFeTnneu ana taat DDorre who has
been ed merely tool ~ the Feac1nary party viii
We throw overheard letter Il "a said has been writ
by Louis Napoleon to the Qoaen OF Spain, giving
ONE advice in regard % the which her govern
nj should pursue II rccommeIosa liberal policy az
iudicous. The test gives us an count
81 an,her cup d'stat % opue had rcsgncd ard with
i'm all biz coeaE Tho QUO, hal scceptsd their re-
alton Asrvaez 70 appointed President u tho Council
has oil eady provided pimseI with thirteen associ
ates lie has allotted ths p lnoip.l Offices follows
pioal Foreign Afs's seize FDa6ce; kocedai Interior.
Arzuela. Justice. Iibi.tondo. War: Iersund Marine:
cen SAM Csplsa General OF Madrid, aud Geo fazusia
Director Of the tavarY; s. Noyano Pablo Works and
Civil Governor o. h.adrid; Iarsano. Colonies.
THE ST. DOMINGO AND SPANISH QUESTION.
The snNr with Mssi5, Ia not the only ons Spain
has band In tho western hemsphsrstho Dominican
republic To be again brought The dominion Of the
spanish crown. This Is 10 no effected by tho All Of
party Of maicoDsen,y whose ctief Is ex.Psa.iden,
Basz The great mover Of the conspiracy, however,
the soul and spirit o. the whole Affair." IL the spanish
{ barge and Consul General, Seeovla a. 81 Domingo
some time since he and the party who &C: with h pro
cured the passage Of law 10 the Dominican Congress
auth, r7ne ,uoh DoDincaDs valued Tho pyiytlve 40
BECOME spAnish citizens individuals who svaied them