The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-13

10 settle soon - possible the furoo Russian tine s
Asia, when the season oi the year will permit H.
The great Powers begged 10 take into c0nsderatsu
The stale OF Turkey which desires 70 Envelope 70
sources, TO become strong power, and DO no longer
cause Of anxiety TO the West
Its rivaries Of pnu.noe and the amentabe misunders
standing ON the treaty Of Paris, have prevented froon
occupying itself with the great commercial and nspoia1
measures which tn wants require
The same correspondent says
The Sarcnan pIeniDote tiary received instrucony
ssreed on the points discussion the Uoaicrcnco
will only be occupied with the questions Of Bolgrad and
question win be amcably settled.
The DiGculty Between Switzerland and
Prussia.
The Suisse Of BeYne Of Dec a. publishes the ionowu7
note-
The representatives at Berne, Of the foreign Posasa
held conference at the house OF N do Sshgnao, th4
French Minister on the subject Of Neuicnasel 8@m-
p attended the mestpg IL said but We do nos vouoh
ulmaum to The Federal Council arng the "a Of January
rext the aat period for tho unconditional hberaeu q
The armiDg Of the 20 900 men, ordered BY the Swss
Federal Council will be mms dstey carried into eoct
council OF war, composed OF "a colonies, was 70 nneee
tho 24h Of this month, under the presidency OF Col
Dufour. The Swiss UNANIMOUS In their enthusiasm
snd n the measure they Adopting note has been
ouess,Ss their aSenSanos, ss - ssorsd duty u 10
meeting Of the extra session. oonvoked for the 2h De-
cember especially to consider the affair Of Neucha&el
Tho Frankfort journals publish the following extract %
the proceedings Of the German,c Diet
In Ito session of the 18th the representative Of Ausrs
Bavaria and Baden that steps taken In The
OF the Germanic Federation MOI met with he
desired success The sw's Federal Council had, In not.
acquainted the Prussian Envoy Berne could not
consent 70 the preliminary unconditional release Of tho
prisoners Of Heuchate but that always prepared
on The President Of the Swiss Federal Council oemun.
Gated this reply TO the other diplomatic agents % Berne
could not give attention to the Germsn,c
support Of the Prussau demands but that he apprecte
the sentiment. Of good neshborhood which had de-
ated this resolution OF the Diet and hat hs side h
ebteavored - far was pcssbe to introduce simAr
sentiments into The difficulty in question. Amer this COM
muncaton the represen OF Prussia addressed the
Diet He commenced by expressing the gratitude OF hin
government for the unanimous good feeling which IL
exalted ooederates had manifested for ne wnhee ~ vel
In the wording In the execution Of the resolution tho
oh Of November. he afterwards announced while ex-
pressing regret at seeing the disappearance Of all hope
the establishment Of violated rights by means q
negotiations that nothing remains for The King 10
his Just demands, BY calling the military force
De Necessary 70 SECURE the rs ssd e
the troops. The Prussan represent submitted, e
the same time TO the Assembly despatoh. In which the
Pussian Cabinet made known Its resolutions 70 the Courts
OF London. Paris st. Petersburg and Vienna TheeG
communications will be mace known 70 the dtlereot
governments by their insertion In the minutes.
The Russian Force In eersia-C0acentrati0n
or their Troops the Caspian.
A letter from Astrakan Persia OF November ID, pubs
shed in the French Monse de Ia Fl0e gives some de-
tails relative 70 the situation Of the Russian forces on he
No portion of the Russian army had entered the Peri
sian territory considered imminent. 4
Of three officers had bsen from the Rus
sian headquarters 70 visit Mazanderan Persian province
on the Caspian Sea- which, In the event Of hosthtes,
would becSm An important sraescai position. Troops
might be concentrated Of Baroucn principal city q
the province at keched.ser. Astrabsd Aschraf, and
Feeshsbad. Independently or these military dispositions
the eeae Of The Caspian gates ana the dele Of Komd
might be effectively occupied 1t In through these points
that The centre OF the kDgcom OF Persia be reachedj
The concentration In the province OF Aaandersn Of The
Russian troops In the Caspsn Provinces 60 00 nen
would menace the flank rear Of British invading
army. The writer thinks that the differences be&wee
PsYsia ana Britain will be settled amicsbiy.
Polish correspondent Of Augsburg Gassts writes
That the Russbns have long been preparing for thu
ou.ore.t Of war between England ana Persia mo g.r-
rhon OF AstYakap hiss been strengths and the OosSc
tn that district have received . commander in The
per.on Of Lieu, Gen. K..net; nu, the REPORTS q :
concentration Of troops Asuakan, by d the Cas-
plan feet, said TO unounded me p incpal force
Of Russia In Asia IN the Caucasus The Araxss;
andn her troops should enter Persia, would probably
be by way Of the province Of Azerbjan.
The Erase dOrien states that tie Shah Of Persia II
Sayrs mensced him SnS Grange Of S,ps., snS S.s
hould he estate The Imsum Of Nuscst reiusiug to
~ tribute 10 Persia for his possessions In the Persian
Gull, Informed the Shah thai he he maum) considered
him merely ~ his spiritual head. Confused accounts
were current ~ TO what passing 10 Persia II was
1uruu hlrze tne ieto Commen0or IN OoioA
before Herat bad marched 20 the sou h. towards the
sources Of the Reswond, and occupied rurrAh In Cabu1
Cheap Trip In the Persia 20 Liverpool.
TOUR OF A PRUssIAS BARON FROM WASHINGTON.
Lvssroor- Dec 20, 1885,
To day Of The Liverpool Borough Police court before
Mr.. J. 8. MANSFIELD stipendiary wagsuse, semi mill
tary looking man, wearing brought up
under the following Two days aner the
railing Of The royal mail rtesmsbp Persia, nom New
York the prisoner discovered among the passen yer
he had not paid hia fare had only L. Cd, bcsido
clean collar or tvo and picoc Of soap IN hs pockeas
and Vas without luggage q any descrptios, not evsi
having change OF linen he gave his name % Baron
Rocbow and stated that hc private secretary Tie
Prussan Minster st Washington On the Persia entering
the Mercy warrant vas Obtained tor his apprchension
on . charge OF mailing the voyage without having paad
his passage, snd be vas taken into custody. Ho
pressed wish 70 have the case adjourned for The pur
pose OF giving him an opportunity Of communicating
with some friends In London attached 20 The PrussiAn
Legation he v@ tbweupou rcmanded until Wednesday,
Mr.. Mansfield stating that he would grant bail thG
production Of Two sureties Of fi5 each. The "B1on'
said be knew no one In Liverpool and he th-veforo