The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-24
The Prusso swms War Question.

So far q known the Neuchael question had
Brpe dated jan states thai an ulsimsium from France
and England expected 10 be received there. The
last Prussian the Spbject addressed BY Aanteu
fe on the ssh the Representatives OF Pfussh at Pa
ris London, Vienna and st. Petersburg, has been pub
shed the Berlin papers II sets forth that up TO that
King contented himself with demanding the
preliminary unconditional Liberation OF the Neuoha
rel prisoners but that n the prompt accomplishment Of
this condition, The only one on which the King In
previous 10 entering into negotiations be reus
ed. the order for the mobilization OF the army will be
given, af,cr which entire change In the aspect
extreme moderation and 70 Afford the great Powers
opportunity Of exerting their diplomatic influence ain
msnSel on sWis"s,isna" his Majesty Wing despite
the many inconvenences attendant delay, TO defer
the mobsatoo Tin this instance equivalent 70 The march)
hs tenn win be shortened the Swiss authorities under
the Of that spirit OF defiance which charscerzes
o. 'ns - me- rpe
before stated liked for the 10th, 90 that there need
be fear Of the question entering into ~ varnke phase
until the 18th Instant Little ume romans for negota
tiop, and many people doubt whether Switzerland will
nbera,e the prisoners Internationally The Swiss gov
h% m,oc, s s sssp,s me .pnors or The ssur
rection EpgAnd and France would promise TO
exert their Efforts 70 procure the complete indepene
OF the canton OF Neuohatc and withdraw their adhesion
10 the protocol OF 1852 In favor Of tie khg OF Prussia
they could not obtain from that monarch the abandon
,on" 70 bob parties t. contrary 70 expects
ton On arrangement cannot be effected on this or an
analogous bass. all the Swiss viii rise 70 defend their
ria hts and their Independence. The greatest enthusiasm
prevails everywhere. All party passions are silsnt
there Ia but one thou ht-the country In dan
GER and 10 estimated At should war ensue, nearly
100000 men viii be under arms for lie defence for all
those who dispensed nom service from age are
rtsdy 10 march, In SO far ~ their health and strength
me cantonal government OF Geneva being In want Of
100000 francs for unaments, the subscribed
., the Town ball In twenty four hours.
American Speeches AZ che Dinner Go Lord
Parmure.
From the london Times, Jan l.
On Tuesday evening lord Panmure entertained At
public dinner by The county gentlemen Of Foriar 70 ties
uy their respect for bis lcrdshp ~ Lord Leutenan, On
tho county. and % an acknowledgment Of his public
services a. Minister OF War.
me company assembled ct O'Clock, and occupied
every the ground floor, while two hundred hdes
he chair was occupied BY SIR John orv,e oonveser
OF The county supported on the right By Lord Panmure
Lord Kirnsird, the Hon. William hsule, Vlsoount Mel
vile, &C., SC
TIE Culuw1x gave the toast Of the evening. The
health Of L.rd Pspmure" Amer eulosins his ordship
the lord Lieutenant Of the county he referred In hehJ
Nudstory terms 10 bis conduct ~ Minister Al War: He
pad be had rot displaced but succeeded The Duke OF
Newcastle and he was glad Hnd thst The country was
generously viewing that noble lords conduct IN iss
true Light and he felt assured hwould ycs DO him JUS
Lord Plxyrpr on rising, vas received with long con.
tnued applause Amer remartfns at some ngn on ms
kcai with the oourty and ooueraiuauns The
meeting on Ne present prosperous ase be defended hs
ooodurt and course Of ofcal during the period
the Crlmesn v0 and concluded thus can promise
you ne estimates for the army and navy this yesr
v,u no, ccme wrhn f2o coooto Of what they DID Lac,
ysv. (cheers And all AJAX and all hope Tor 10 that
thm country vii veil consider the necessity OF maintain
ire thee upetusd urnes navy Sufficient 70 defend
our si home and posscssions abroad and an
army ftsd send uoops 70 The heid ~ well ~ perform
10 vhch my noble friend the Oonmsnder In Chief fo'
| ecetspd 90 lately referred (Hns lordshp sat down
| amid loud snd protrscicd cheering
Mr. sheriff Dosr proposed "rhe United states Of Ame
rca and permsnepce 70 the friendly relations between
'"f me teas, -ss received 9TH a al The bopor.
Mr.. T. eTrvpS United states Consul, In hts reply, ssid
The toast propoeed by The learned sherf comprises
PARTICULAR, The prosperity OF America" sns perme
ntrce 70 the friendly relations between the two coun
| um." Nov. v,hout OBTAINING you for more tnsn ,
moment with statistics, allow 70 call ycur assennon
the pact srovtb Of the country In few points An W
oicston o. what may be expected In ,be future Hcooro
pe 70 the reror Of the Secretary OF the W VIZ
United States, the agricultural and msnuscsurns ~ ~
dncifor Of the country was, IN roend nsm.e. 20 go
end ts,imstts, the produotson was tsIos,o,Vvv-m nor
than doubling 10 fifteen years 10 res lns 60 sn1 We
smoupt Of gold and silver IN the county was
In 1885 the mint estimated the soid and 'ilver
Geo, and the nessury DepSsmsns a~,vvv,
W. shown by the fact that 10 the .yesr 1883
| TOE ycsr before the reciprocity tresy between w
TIMED states and tire British korth Amtrlcen provnof
vent into eject the exports from the United sa.cs
| ssh provinces vas, In round numoers tLfoi,.so an
1879 the exuor,. OF American products " said provso e
smoupted 70 Gat49ot0 ara the imports from mem NV
the states 2f2 coo. Nov, the progress ano pono
OF nation Of 81, 900 ot0 a people, chose material prt
erosion such this car not be 70 you indns ent ~ pr
| lmpcrvpt (Cheere. Both peoples VIII have rec speec
u - 49, cxo~~ Thew a. az old. INTO W