The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-26

nv. ali never brss ana o.Iy regret that have nos
The talent 70 vs your .ssnss 90 oreysa ,Ssoor
the whole OF this solemn ssd snsuS
Iy, that great and terrible on~e ne oe, Committed
me BISHOP OF has addressed pastoral letter 70
his clergy euoning prayers for the rePSs OF me soul
WSsD moi orimesU he says, are co mmtted men
ask themselves with fear ana trenciOg sTeat cnss,.e
msnss ~ n .xe the blow wnsh %psuS. from Ss To-!
rible wrath q the AImghiyf Paris Paris Mast be,
theu that this inerminsble series 81 o,Autes The
oent See OF your pons Is constantly TO be inun dstd
mot only by The Of their BROS bat by their blood
Oh Providence what then Is III, secre Is the glory
Of the conessos and martyrs that thou intendest 70
again present shining example 70 thy church. or Ii
the elect Of thy irrated justice who 70 fad before
our ey The innocent victims Of osr io'Su,sssf !"
nnemen though Of course not OF speaking to him He
a man about i've feet eghi inches 10 hegn well proper
large mouth give him Of ellec.ual.y not
always In Catholic priesthood OF France he
tsns his self possession ana oa av
DENLY the result OF thorough appreciation OF the
quences he was about 70 email on mis- he He xers
all questions without the slightest hesitation and seems
to have positive satisfaction In detailing the most MI
mute circumstances connected with ais crims He en-
phAticaly denies the charge Of robbery imputed 10
3. NICHOLS. at Gently, and nd says s' he was OK
PEELED from Tho seminary, not for the theft
but for having in bis Possession the WORK. o.
Of money eco iraucs) given him by the Aarquise de
Rochefo 70 buy books for .taay and devotion h states
that Ut GENTLY he obtained the nrs prizes for good
nduct and religious knowledge. After leaving the
seminary he succeeded In establishing his cnarsoter
sufficiently employ secretary to priest,
and quenty got ordained appears that he went
TO London not long ago. and was admitted BY Cardinal
wheman to the number Of the French priests whom he
employs, and II hs returu from the English capa
tai thai he was appointed TO Germsin pAuxerres In
consequence Of which he WAS cross bearer when ser
believe the Roman Catholic church would DO very
thankful tho prisoner would only furnish with ~ OPP
portunity Of proving him mad and 20 relieving nom
sticks his text that the Archbishop richly deserved hh
fate. ON pubic - we'll - private srounde-that he
was false TO the Christian faith In hs dsocation or the
Virgin and tyranncal 70 hmseg In tho unmorited
cion which he exercised EDWARDS him.
have ien myself Sdt little space 70 speak Of politics.
The state q affairs a. regards the HevetcoP russian
dHersnoes still assumes pacific aspect In fact EGG
land and France remain united impossible gun can
WIN YIELD get the Neuchatel prisoners o. liberty before
trial BY way Of recognition Of The rights q the King
Napoleon on her doing this 70 his good Offices with
Prussia that Is Prussia don't eive such good offices,
he WIN prevent her laying finger On Nsu'ha'e or any
We may pretty there viii b no nghung
The announcement Of the settlement Of the disputed
points BY the Conference has had improving effect
The MARKET the result had been anticipated and acted
on beforehand.
Our Vienna Correspondence.
vienna, Jan. 8, 1857.
The Neslehatel DGcuuy-Action Of Unpopu.ari
w@ ne King Of Prpssias Proceedings Towards the
S,ca- Wholesale Lieratiow Of olitical Prisonevs in
AU,t,ia-Marshal Radetsky not Dead-Departre Of the
Prince Of Searia for Russia, &C., dc
Again commence my letter By giving you some facts
relative to tho Neuchstel Affair." this being the i'm
portant and complicated Of all other European questions
Though peace not yet concluded every body declares
against war, and 10 convinced Of the impossbily OF
bloody conflict between Prussia and Switzerland. Prus-
has deferred the march Of her troops which ought TO
take place the "a 81 until 18th inst which day
appointed the ast term for the AID essays
Of mediation the part Of the European Powers there
hope that pesoe will be proclaimed by the l4th
inst In the meantime the switzsrs full Of patriotic
and beoose ardor Prussia having mmoued the South
German States, such Bavaria, Wurtemberg and Bs-
dep allow passage Of her troops In order to attack
Switzerland Austria has declared against . similar hos
tile satop which might prove disastrous 10 the
trade and tho political tranquility OF Germany. march
Of PrussiAn troops through Baden, Nuremberg or Ba
doprives these countries OF the quality OF being
nerier and gives right to Switzerland likewise to ask
for 10 obtain by force passage for the Swiss
troops In the latter case the German Cooiedoracy Is
bound TO intervene and wage against the Heves 70
pubics which the other Powers would havearvht TO be
dspeased At and all evenis general European
pncation would be to cnsue In order to proven
calamity Austria has proposed 70 bring the PrusssAn
copied tho principles ss the conferences Of ths
sreai Powers, (hay "A, 1881 she viii not alcs
psrsi. action Of the single members Of Germany MOI
Prussa dd not hesitate applying to the single German
Princes Who In spite Of common justice and OF the rsns
The Interests Of their subjecs are running, were wos
over BY PrussIan diplomacy and gave permission for
the passage OF Prussan troops through their territory
Nevertheless, the Inhabitants Of these ooanrits have
respective governments. The Chamber OF Deputies h
Numbering forth against this wanten disturbance Of
trade and Industry and the penses incurred for mat
ter which does not oonctr them q s Frequent meet
nss Of BANKERS merchants uadssmeu, indusrisls &,,
government which Is running The country 70 no pur.
pose and which only serves 70 CRAFTY the per
soSr has rsd 70 psr.u.d. Au.r. 70
Join In this unnecessary and sterile struggle, bus the
Kings Adutans Colonel Mantouno (brotbsr TO tho Pre-
misr who sent ththcr for that purpose has entire
~ Aed with Count Buol and the vs he intends mating
70 the Emperor at Venice likely TO be OF ~ little oect
aver.e 70 any Processing sndsnesrns the hoe ~ and n
dependence Of szerlsnd Besides Prussia, during tns
Oriental war, countermined al the efforts that Austria
made In favor Of the liberty Of bsvgauon tho Danube,
essestal point for German trade. How then,
be expectcd 10 JOIN 10 warte expedition which
ris has rsnhy sorpowedsed the right q the King Of
Prussia but nsnds that he shall await the result Of
NAY n. 1859. before he procesds 70 ssirem,isss.
The MURDER OF the Archbishop OF Paris, honsognor
sibour, the news Of which arrived here By tsegraphc
despatch from our Ambassador has excited general
indignation.
The number OF political prisoners from the year 1sts,
which amospted 70 several Thousands, reduced 10
only een and these, too, are expecting their speedy do
nveranoe.
The news death OF Field Ma shall Rsdetzty proves
utterly false The hardy vesersn although o. enjoys the
moet perfect heath.
Micah Obreoovicz, formerly Prince OF Scrvia who
sided here for time, has been invited BY the Emps
ror Of Russia "ptch his tsnt In the neghborhood Of
the father and protector Of All sclavoniAn tribes The
settle In holy Russia"
Our Madrid Correspondence.
MADsID, Jan. 3, 1887.
he Rscent Ds,v5dnoe At Broecna -Aoirsty IN ne Spa
nsA Nary Tods-i~trsucs 20 Upsa tk ksnsiiry Of Nar
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