New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-16
ONEDAYLATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE EAfEU.

The screw stesmer Emeu arrived here yesterday az
ernoon from Havre bringing Paris journals of Sunday
Dec 70 containing one days later news than we were
previously in possession Of 1t is however, not i'm
pOrtant We extract the following passages relating to
Switzerlard
1--WE [Galiensni. Dec - mentioned yesterday
that the canton o. Nsud had offered Is batalons
and above its ordinary contingent Similar offers hsve
been made to the Federal Government from all the
other canons. PermiSsiOns and passports have been
everywhere refused 10 those who liable TO be called
III der arms snd the greatest activity Is everywhere
displayed in order 10 complete the war material IN the
ARENAS In several cations the students have organ
lied themselves into scadsmic legions aud placed
hemselves at the disposal OF the military authorities
The small cantOns equally full OF enthusiasm for TIE
common cause and prepared for every sacrhce IL Is
said that in the canton of Neufcbate the royaliss Of
different localities and in particular Of the Lagne have
tsken refuge 10 the humber of 200, in France. The
Lausanne Gazette states that such Of them as belong
10 the federal army will be considered "a deseIters
,lev do not come forw ard when called The Suisse
and the BuRd announce that all the line of the Rhine
from Bale 10 Constance is at this moment full
of the troops of the Confederation. II was
rrrnored al Berne the 23d that the Baden Govern
II ent has given permission for the passage OF the
Prussian army through is territory The BhHd OF the
9th says: The Council of War, composed OF superior
officers of the staff which was summoned on Monday
10 Berne, has already commenced its deliberations,
although yet coup ete The federal administration
Of the telegraph is adopting every measure TO render
the telegraphs useful and as extended rs possible
during the approaching military operations As for
money TO carry on the war, the Confederation need
feel no upeasiDess has credit and abundance OF IT,
1t has already received communications from Paris,
asking whether in the event of serious complications,
II would stand in need Of capital. Several bankers
have already come to BerDe to offer a loan. The
Federal Council has convoked several financial men TO
prepare propositions to be submitted 10 the Federal
Assembly
The Picsse publishes the following letter from Berne
of he oath:
THE military preparations of Switzerland assume
en- Importance far exceeding all that was seen IN 1879
ana lS47. The popular demonstrations dc not allow
the slightest doubt TO be entertained of the unsnmty
Of the national sentiment. The Cantonal Governments
and private individuals vie with each other In enthusl
asm and saclitices and the r. deral Council receives
every day the most satisfactory assurances of devoted
ness accompanied by offers of service and Of money.
There at the present time already 10 Vo men
ceheloIed the line Of Basic Rhenlelden-LlestH and
as many from Rheinfelden 10 Schstfhausen. The vsr
Gus gymnastc societies of Switzerland have all offered
their services and there s some intention OF for ming all
the members into Especial corps II is calculated that
there would thus be ready body OF 200 young men,
accustomed 10 ey cry kind e exercise and spable
Of rendering the greatest service to their country In
all the cantOns, officers of every rank, freed from
uiliisry service offer Themselves for any duty that
nay be required and in all cases their offers are at
once accented According TO the Federal Constitution
the nomination of the general in chief and of the head
of the staff belongs to the Federal Assembly. 1t Is,
However universally believed that Gen. Dufour Will
be appointed and be has arrived here TO superintend
and direct the military preparations. The following
are some of the superior officers OF the federal stan:
Commander in. Chief Of the Engineers Col. Buchwa
Ger; CommaI int hief of the Artillery Col Fes-
cher; Commander in-Chief of the Field Train, Lieut.
Gel Wurstemberg; Commander-in Chief of the Wagon
Train, Major Fotnaro; Auditor in-Chief GaDzenbachi
Commssary in Chief, Abys Physclan:in-S hle, Dr.
Flueel; Veterinary -SurgeOn-in- Chief, Neef. About
60 oficers sub-ofliceTs and soldiers Of the Neut
cha el nOuI ans have sent address to the Federal
Government, in which they claim, as favor, to be
Il.ced in the advanced gusrd II an engagement should
iske place with the Prussians. The Federal Council
las referred this application 10 the military department.
report is generally current here that the Federal
Government has contracted very considerable loan,
The amount being stated high fifty millions, and II
is ssd that two London banking houses have engaged
to place the greatest part OF it,
The Bank and Handles Zeltuag of Berlin of the 2ith,
says:
estion Of Neuchatel will be arranged by confer
.nce independent of that of Paris, aud meeting at
Ni.una or Lordon and that Switzerland will be ad-
mltted to il. We may add that this rum0r II widely
disseminated at Vienna. Ii is alleged that Geh DuOur
has written another letter to the Emperor Napoleon,
uropOsrg the decision Of Europe on the question The
Ger era il IL aid aserts that Il IL not yet too late tor
ne gotiatOrs and that the Federal Council could not
de before because was not treated with what con-
.deIed proper respect. He further Gays that Prussia
has not given positive assurances az e what she would
do with respect to Neuichatel even If the prisoners
were set at liberty. Ldsuy ne gays thdt oTlHhiahu
"a quite ready TO abide by European decision" On
tie same subject the Bourse Ga-tne Of Berlin quotes
letter from Vienna Of the I'D which states that the
Federal Council of Switzerland has cOntdentialy in
formed the Austrian Envoy at Berne that it would
willingly yield to the demands of Prussia, II recon-
Ioe1dei 10 DO SO by collective note Of the great
Powers provided the latter would in return support
the interests Of switzerland In the negotiations 70 De
cucncd on the subeCt Of the future relations OF S~Ie-
lard Nth NeufchateL This overture, the latter says,
hes leen faV OTably receive ed by Ausua