The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-19

Since Then, events have nas he'd, &c peusxsn b.
Mc~me wons; - II ne .kBgr Neuchati, y 81
80 itxttjsnd which ~ III Question. he Fedef~
O. upcl rhoC ebt IL ptces. fy t. ooSvoke you again,
20 sbe mestures StDsr deo BY Me circsn stances 10
which tie eoupry is pacsd- J,eecs f0howsd iis
souyse tAs auip, " oiseoser not only abe authors
but the iDtGgssors Of tne rebsll,On OF September,
end % apply ibe pnnsbnent laid do~n BY las
for factions, Who in arms, ny night dseorosd
tie ppbhe Iesoe, asd eD6ea 'O'ed 70 overthrow
ths cossti stion II the country. for
eien Prince, abe King Of Prussia, has de-
mai ded Of Swtzerls, TIE liberation OF the prison
eH-cOnseQBsnuy lbe srkI owedgsDent OF ne
rights over he p ncipality of NeuehatsI: Thls
d. ma nd could not BE- aoAAlited without abdcauOg
our rights "a sovereign State--as free and in]e
PENDENT nation. Ths, wbice The king OF Prussia
could not btaiD be wishes IL impose on us Dy
force Of arms. Under THIS menace lhe opinion Il
S~rzerlslo could pot be d0ubsful. Al the
Iews q sir gle Try escaped from ,be heat OF .,so
children OF the couDuy-a unanimous burst - ~,
R,neIa'ed, that they 1e worthy OF tbei' s.~.S.oes
and of their liberty. We may joyful sn ~ -
b,cushoa. be people and the COVE" Ssns are ami
msttd by TIE most dent patriotism ma are ,esSv
tendepce. wb3.ver their put n;e o. our moe,
~ uped in the feeling, ss ,o Sa .oe a." ns
he country. Happy the CT su,rv .hicb can thns
utuit Oh Der On lofsiI korec~r the cause for
n W S,s'ty. ~ ~ ~ IL holy cause, that
Ieitniy OF the y 1opIe, upon which rests our
conaN'uNoD, fight .sg sgs,pst the wors out primer
pc 81 OWE I2T Il supported by the treaties Of 1915,
ntusSp q Nn 20 torn ny adversary who invokes
tbtm TtJay Les US know bnw 10 msiossn In our
dehs'fanoTA he calm and dignity which become An
sisrl by Of the representatives. or free people,
ard av.M even rbe seRibance Of tan;tar0~ade
WAT the country wants b. acts. Let decisions
bear the impress of republican energy. Les us not
recoil before any sacihce-sbat ,s TIE snrest way o.
| q aTsntceDg our liberty, OF maiDtaiDpg our indie
p.ndeDce, and saving onr county. We know that
fta Mi Ia Uig a hav al a
crisis the national existence or Switzerland
at stake May the God of our fathers enable US 10
| issue nom il with honor and II the danger pass
away, may this crisis cODlr, hu,e - still more
ngtbep concord amoDg all the sons of our cOun
Try. and the patriotism OF her cb,ldren. God pro
| tect Switzerland! Goo bless Switzerland!
The assembage then pro.e1ed to the election OF
rev President; Afterwards to the nomination OF
| the commission on the Neuichatel question.
| PROTEST AGAINST fHE AAsCH OF PIUssIAN TROOPS
THROUGH NUREMBERG.
Tbef flowing are the chief points Of protest Of
the deputies Of the Chamber Of Wutemberg against
The concentration or passage OF Prusstan troops on
Wultemburg Territory -
A,orons W pubic :, port the PrussAn representative
said 10 have declared 81 The GeYD manic Diet the IL
Of ID nher that all tha, Tor his
10 force 10 the dc mands be had MADE Switzerland
10 nrRsDiEe suitable mi sPy force and that
mtoDs WEI On loot 10 procure freedom Of movement 70
| the raid foice
lis clear ,tss wH csnno. take p'ace against swazsr
land wnboos the PrustiAn ~ my occupying portion Of
the territory OF Southern Germany. Bat II 10 need
lees to prove that the ISpote which has arisen from
the pretpsfous OF the Hoee OF Hooenz ,eYn 10 The
sovereignty OF the canton II NeUehstel nohipg what
to DO with me rsbs interests ~ the Ger Coo.
federation nor with ihe states Of southern Germany nor
with Prus 10 herten.
An act Of hostility would fall the moro heavily upon
the populations of he Sta 90 upon
as swnzsraSd hes always been the most peaceful the
most ohsnive, and the beet DeshboI OF German,
'be enjoys our esteem friendship, our full sym Sshy
and vs. moreover united 70 US By reciprocal commercial
interests.
Even WITH the hope ths, the srea, European Power.
L. 10
be great evil 10 have prussao army stationed Toe
souihero irt per Of Germany, only for Switzerland,
which would be obliged 10 oppose numerous army W
Prussia. thus telling away from industry
ard commerce. but kiao for southern Germany whoee
switzerland, without ahuops 70 Other burdens such
lodging of troops, carts, &c.
already the partial armament yet made In swRxsr.
hnd has been felt W Wur,e mburg, ana has stopped
those branches OF commerce which exported goods to
So hzerIand. But switzerland compelled to contract
heavy loaD-an this will be me immediate res ait OF
placing her army Q footing abe will be compel
led 70 decrease her import dues and the consequence
would be mot oserous TO the whole of Germany, but
especially 10 the Southern sta'es
And who can say that war once com nenced between
Prussia and Sci xeriano 81 IA not lead to further com oil
cations and ipcaoulsbe DANCES Tor GormsnyS Aud ali
these 10 be borne by states no have nothing
whs'ever 70 DO with the mster because OF posp hon
OF purel dyr astc character II the WurtemborR
Cbamrs assembled the representatives Of the
pie would, doubtless pronounce themselves unanimously
sfsr the idea OF lending the tsrrory OF the Germso
moderation Of country, Tor otDoostr~tion for
sganst Swi,zsriand. But, toe Chambers not
tee eopfornsby constitution make represen.
taon 10 the o. The in,erest and ndubtaoie
We therefore request the Committee OF the states 70
AK the government 70 take the necessAy measures tha
ssembage Of Prussian troops in southern Germany,
pssge Of such troops through the aes Of Southern
Germany, aud more especially through our country, be
,lloved.
Nobl. Pterfev.
Ho der. OopvaiL
teixer. Rob-t
BociDte. Runse
seiotz SchntZsr.
BIllNE Dec. Is 1856.
Conformably 10 decision of the Federal Assem-
bly,, commirson of IL members has been appointed
70 prepare report on the situation of affairs
The Federal Assembly adjourned without dissoav-
ing 0elf de0niuvely.
The proposition Of the Emperor Of the French,
relative to mediation which was spoken Of, has
not yet been received.
The Federal Council has given orders for the
speedy organization of the Iaodwehr.
Councillor Furer has LETT for Frankfort and Ccun.
cillor Frey for Basle The missions With which they
are sbargod probably contain o comuon proposition.
NJ Barnann, the Swiss Envoy at the Court Of the
TuLeries. has arrived here Hopes are entertained
OF peace.
A letter from Constance, In the S,rqb,an M,rcury.
says:-The PrussoSwiss difficulty has placed us al
at orce in very oisagIeeable position for since
yesterday measures have been taken TO fcrtify the
town the side OF Switzerland, and TO construct
redcuUts- The military authorities have borrowed
from the municipal administration the Necessary
tools, While awaiting supplies from Cansruhe. The
nliltAy pO~t nave Nfsn auE1n htt1 AID pasrOls ARE
stationed along the frontier. On the other hand n
swis~ corps has arrived at Kreuziingen and Ennis
dorf, opposite the town OF Const
BsRLN. Monday Evening, Dec. %, ls5G.
Inquiry proves INST The statement Of the Frank
fort Journal. telegrsphcd yesterday, Ia IN correct
Nothing " known here in official quarters OF any
deposition for the Arrangement ri the Neuchatel
quertion coming from the Emperor Napoleon.
All the ce.slls for The assase OF the Prusisn
;ruops sross the German States are perfectly CON.
plete. The permission 10 psss over the Bsvar4n
rsssys was obtained when the Hing &C Prussia
was az Munich.
Col hspteulel had been dispatched 10 Av1sri, to
make cxy, ansttons and 10 the asnt Of sbst
Power "a The stops ccntempistec by Prussia
TIE following " translation OF the Prussan note
Of tbe eth Of December relative 10 Neehu,tel OF
which On analysis has arady appeared X a. aa-