New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-13

-. -nder arms to the number Of 10000 man. The
x,er from which this telegraph was taken 70 manu.
- stes the number at $50 00) mot 3OOO)) u'op''or
,bout one-hslf of the entire Prussian army No'"l'"
and % the.e Formidable preparations, there exists au
;or that the Crest Powers viii yet prevent act la'
ts,l,.s The rights Of the king Of Prussia such a.
-, arc ware admitted by the Great Powers 10 the
,r1ooo 81 1852 but the king Of Prussia engaged not
A. employ hostile means TO enforce them
Tho Suns, Of December q publishes the following
note: .f.,.. e...;-. ,o-o-.
ld conferer ce At the house OF sl De S4ugn9c, tle
il'roh Nioister. on the subject OF Ne1ichatel. NJ
SiTonIi ,,tepded the meeting II 10 said, but we do
-, ,opcb for fhe fact that the Pru si4n Government
sJd,essed an uliimatum 10 the Federal Council hxlng
a. ID of January next the last period for the uncon
Sluopal liberation Of the prisoner.
The arning Of the 90 900 men ordered by the Swiss
FEDERAL Council will be immedstely carried into effect
A council Of war, composed Of "a colonels, was 10
eet on the 9th Of this month under the presidency
AZ Col. DUfour. The Swiss are unanimous in their
trthusasm and in the measures they are adopting
Dote has been cent by Presiden. Stnmph 10 each OF
she deputies requesting their attendance as sacred
fuiy" at the meeting Of the extra session, convoked
3or the 9th December, specially to consider me an
Of Neufc hatel
The Frankfort journals publish the following extract
~ the proceedings Of the Germanic Diet:
ain It's session Of the 18th the representatives OF
.r.h;a Bavaria aud Baden announced that the steps
,sIrn in the pane Of the Germsnic Federation had no.
-ea with the desied success. The Swiss Federal COun
G had In fsct acquainted the Prusisn envoy at Berne
sL,t II csald not consent TO the preliminary and I'M
conditional release of the prisoners Of Neufchate but
that il was always prepared - enter into negotiations
fr pacific solution Of the question. The Presi1ent OF
he ssss Federal Council communicated this reply TO
he other diplomatic agents at Berns and declsI cd
oyeOyer that for the reasons he could not give
attention to the Ge manic CObfederatlOn's support
the Prussisn demand but that he appreciated the seot
Inerts Of good neighboIhoOd which had dIctated thu
resolution of the Diet aud that, on his sde, ne en-
esyored as far as was possible TO introduce similar
sentiments into the difficulty in question. Aiier
This communication the representative OF Pns-
n, add,cssed the Diet. He commenced by
expressing the gratitude Of his Government
Tor the unanimous good feeling which It's exalted con-
ederates had manifested for its wishes as well IN tns
ordpp as in the execution of the resolution OF the 9ln
M November. He afterward announced, while e1-
messing regret at seeing the dsappc 4ranee OF all hope
~ the reesthbshment Of violated rights by means OF
peootaOps that nothing remained for the klog bu u
enforce his lust demands by calling out tie military
frce necessary TO attain the object desired and open
mo The nepO .ions necessary to secure the free move
nents of these ro Dps. The Pussian Representative
submitted. at the same time 10 the assembly DIS
match in which the Prussian Cabinet made known lts
resolutions To the Courts Of London, Paris, st. Peters
burg and Vienn8 These communications VIII De
made kr own to the ditrnt Governments by their H.
seIOn In the minutes.