New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-01-19

Cre.fics srzerlar said TO Prussia In 70 all
Der msnsc's, AdHdiabs' rhis ailss'on to aan'eut
fe piodaced roars Of Ian. htsr Prussia nov sad TO
Switzerland" Give mo back shat ssvs given you,
but viii not give you back Whist have received Of
you Prussia nvekes the ,reaues OF lol3, while
NbpOeen IL the throne o. France, ana the reaties
of 1915 excluded forever the family Of the BOnspsrtes
nom that throne. Bot Switzerland nsTered, V<zs,
and TIE poor Prus-i.n troops we're coming. MAh>gr
I,dTures nDltOnF qHi SoHt te tdi-e theT IA b0
che-,eWo TO ibess poor sheep whl were osl1s driven
TO their SLANG hter- house. Should S1itzer.Dd bs
dapg.red tbete would be light on the Grg1i which
ssoud ilumioe not only the tveoty-tTO csntOns but
would ,pread its rays over al Europe. la their l.s;
s,ueIniy they you'd plant their banner the Juag
frau whe1e mortal foot he'd never stood and die bs
Iea,s it there Prolonged apPl49se.
TIE Gamsn Swiss song: Rufst du, mein Vster-
lapdl" was thtE sung. When its solemn, starting
music WAS ended aid the shower Of braves which Ji-
lowed il had subsidized,
Tie PRTsIDEST said that the Committee would pre-
pare OIL address to the Federal Government, aud it
would be published in the city pspers and be ready for
the sigI stuIes OF all Switzers
NJ CBERBULIEZ repeated ia German.
SigDor GCGLIELso nOLs of Belnzons was then in
troduced He said in Italian that Of the three nations
into wi ich S Switzerland was dyided-French, German
and IalisB-two had been heard; he wished that no
reproach Of indifference should fall upon hi, country.
men, the Italian Swiss. They, too loved their cOua-
try and their hearts beat with Indignation when she
was ssssed- with indignation aud with indignant re-
solve He spOke for the TicLese although they we're
separated from their brethren by an Alpine walt still
they were one with their brethren the mountains
He proposed three cheers for United Switzerland and
they were given. SO long as Switzerland lived, 50
long should Switzerland be free.
Hen JAKoB ScHIEss ofAppenzeI next spoke in Ger
man. He rejOiced 10 see the Swiss united against
a common enemy. Tsey were here in America, i! was
true; but when danger menaced their country, they
remembered that they, too, were Swiss But his emo.
tJos so great that he was entirely unable to
sle8k.
NJ. PAMLARD, in French wished, before they
separated, TO express the pleasure be felt in having az
sisted at this numerous coDc0u'se Of Swiss. These
precious moments; they made exile less heavy. IL
sweet TO his heart to see that the Swiss al
ways the same ready to sacrifice everything for their
country, remaining always with warm hearts and open
lures ready ~ answer her demands. When the time
for cole cirg subscriptions should come in three weeks
or three months they would be just as ready to con-
tribute as they then were.
1be Rev. NJ. PIGUET deIred to state that it was his
profound conviction that aid necessary for their
dear mother country She had soldiers who were citi
and ffeemen, who had wives asd chl'dren, and
indOmable bravery; but stores, money aud sympathy
would be OF great value TO them Ia the struggle which
be feared was impending. He wished to strike blow
in the most efectual way, and he hoped they would
send their eOuDtymen all earnest OF the interest which
they 1et in foreign laid for the land for their fathers
iCootinued bIsyos
Nj. RoBILLARD sang few patriotic stauzss 20 the
air of Les Girondins and the meeting joined in the
chorus,
" MASGOLD then called for cheer for Gen. Dutour.
II was warmly given by the clapping of hands, which
struck on the ear with as sharp crackle as rife
volley. 49,
Her WARCKERLIS Of Schaf hansen made a little
speech in dialect of German With which our reporter
il not quite familiar. He spoke of NeubolI Won
Winkeled and proposed cheer to the memory Of the
old Witkleieds TO the succe Of the new Wiake-
Iieds; might there be thousands Of them Loud ap-
pausel
Cheers were then given for The United States our
adopted Country" and the President declared the
meeting adjourned at 10 o'cock. The reunion broke
up wi b three cheers for Switzerland.