The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-12-12

Ing the two English ministerial papers. Tho Russian
gan d Brussels k Nd took up she echo and
that this the second warning France has given Eng
land, and that . third win be the last.
The only point which astonshes ID this--thh man
Of Louis Napoeons discernmsnt should allow feeling to
be created against him in England the alliance with which
his mainstay. He thought Ut to deny the authority Of
the first attack made by the Conatitnhonns and gave
onaoial reprlmand In the Aonaeur The second has
not yet been noticed. change Of ministry s
hinted 1t In France, and Drouyn do pHays
h spoken OF as the probable Minister Of Foreign
Affairs.
English and French influence Is also divided at Consan
tinople. Redsohid PAcha s Grand vizer. Aaii Pscha
threw up the the Foreign once after twenty hours
trial II has been given to Eihem Pacha, and Aali and
Fuad Pacha remain Ministers without portfolios
How England and France Will act in the Swiss ques.
snow ball--ls becoming avalanche The German Con.
federation has backed the King of Prussia, who has de
sOners This has been point blank refused The swiss
governments sent General Duiour an old friend OF Louis
Is when the M latter was an mn sts IN
membered that Louis Philippe asked Switzerland 10 hand
Louis Napoleon to him. but Switzerland stouy
The Federal Council of Switzerland has made the fol-
lowing communication to the Swiss newspapers relative
10 tbs question:
view to obtain the liberia o the prisoners and after the
negative reply Of the Fed al Council the following what
1Hs russian Minister dc sydow under date Of the 18th
the President Of the onfeoeralon:-
ration Of he prisones al seaichae implying every
w sas ns 10
into segoatoIs He has the more confidence that hs
he las given PROOFS OF The greatest should not
sG%ps @ "a the kag Gssm e himself to take such
The Of the States Of the Confedera
supported in he name Of the German Diet
and the most energetic manner the demand Of Prussia
And good neighSoShosoS towards swit1erand
mupi,ated oy lhe President unanimously resolved TO make
i canrot secede 70 the Immediate and unconditional lbe
aG Of ss e Wa b an aGsSs s
disposed % On s part to enter into negotiations A. su,o
the Presden! the 22d inst lie also communioated it IN
a t s e Se snes son
The as % o. endsh e and d
animated by ths feelings in the present question
eer se 5 sa s 10 sen
DuouI special mission 70 his Majesty the Emperor of
sc4 hs the
causes which induce the FEDERAL coune 70 decline grann
the umpon that this miss ion has been without results
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ment which IN be presented Q tho Court Of Accusaon On
he Federal Coun- adberes unhchngy position pre-.
heToss JssSG Counc les occ,od ,s prepra.
Is observation that the Federal Council has al
been unanimous in its deliberations the Neufchatel
question
lis in,asbe aim is project the independence Of Neufchs
TEL and 10 obtain the recognition thereof by all the Powers
So far be scen the Swiss show disposition TO
yiled. Will the King Of Prussia, believing, perhaps he
does that France would not remain passive while .
Pru,ssn army menacod the integrity OF the Swss terri
tory, desst from bis CLAIM II be true that Gen Du.
four has received from the Emperor the that
In any case, Switzerland shall be projected II u net un
likely.
In The moan time the swiss government ere, am
for ma lin AAts
the orce wnch defence or the territory could bring
into action are under present interesngl
The sth OF the Helyetc army con prizes forty fedora
coonels {gtnerals OF dvison forty three federal eu-
tenant coones generals OF Brigade and prop ortopae
number OF other ocers Toe title OF general Is only