The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-04
AFT AIRS IN EUROPE,
Our London, Vienna AMI Madrid Cor.
rcspondences
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| Osr London CSrrespond1cc'
| LosDoN, Dec 10 1866
| The Prospects for IS57-1Hs Persias Wdr- The
| Tfor6ie betgesn Prussia emf S,cit= siand- The
CourJe of Nrpoieon.
There s little to add since nayfsyt comrrnnicaou
Tfe old year is fast dying out sr5the prospects for
1867 are o. awaz.ike tendency. I'm the East Eng
lan0 is actually at with Persia with the poss
blit tN-remote, itis true--of rupture with Russia.
In Esrope things ere more warit,ce still. King
Frederick william, OF Prussia is st,ng TO the quick
at the otout resistance ot SwzeriandN0 his wishes
and is positively collecting an army 10 invade the
land OF Tell Like Gessler, he wisheG his Prussiau
hat helmet, crown to be bowed to - Neuichatel;
1ut these obstinate Swiss have few c1d motions o(
tseir own about the liberty of their ostry which
MS even o European combination ,iFnsck out
, of their hearts. Youwl remember t,let General
Du.our was sent to Paris to sound Louis NOpoleoas
views on the subject. He retained toiBerIe empty
handed, or ot least with empty worGss Prince
Frederick of Prussia he's had more succecsa6 Paris.
Louis Napoleon has chucked overheard lie graft
tude Re owed to Switzerland, which refused, az oh.
stnatey as it now refuses to give up the royaist
prisoners, in spite of ali the threats OF Lc M Phi
lippe to give up him, Louis Napoleon, wher fugi-
tive and IN exilcy
creditabls and the article in the Afoniie hc been
severely csnsJred in France well else rbere.
The articse in question is -het end is as folic y-
Tho great Powers signed 1882 LONDON a protocol
statng the rights OF the King OF PRUSSIA Neufchate
The government of the Emperor, bound k" the o<her
Cabine,s cold rot whatever interest no might trSe
fwi'zeriaud disavow what has been consecrated BY
ere siies.
the tcnds which oeoted the canton with the
E,Dg Of fruoea That sovert.fn constantly protested
against the order OF things, rsA..zg express
OF bis .ights and has ceased 10 hkg
vpce in favor et portion OF the popoasion which
fbaned Of beng oppressed BY tue viotors
In month September lest the vansuished parry
esdeavorcd to Ake It's revepGe invoking the ef The
hs federal troops and the Neuohatoios taken with arms
1, band were brought before Swiss tribunals
THIS would lead to ,onfce'between the Helveta
Confederation and Prussia for The former In advancing
troops establish order In the canton oi Neufchatoi
prsiended TO funi federal obligation; Prussia her
hrt, found her honor engaged iot q: allow TO be
tried who had raised the standard ol the King and who
according 20 their conviction Sighting for right and
Jus.,ce
TAs s,ttude OF the governn France gee
graphical position must oecessrry have marked ross-
sns ppon the settlement OF this dierc1ce Consequently
vE the nerest of both pavuos moi to neglect anythaG
TO make OF It's SUPPORT
Tae King Of Prussia 10 the Empsrsr
t-p-essng TO him, ir empha,c language all the intercss
be ten tor men compromised in hs He begged hs
Irtslv to request their hborascp corsnuncang W hsa
at ,5e ssme time his oonCihnnng disposition
T.e French xoverDrieoi bapry to oe able 70 prevcst
cSB aet between two Powers to which IT is bound by
renoly uiercoue. hsseuet to comply with The request
OF Npg Frederick William and, strong in is good inea
lions towards Swxerand the ledge of TIE
sentiments oil Prusoia d requested ths lbers
i.op NJ the prisoners.
at,the sare ZINE the governucr OF the Enpsror dil
no, Sspcesi tho hsppv results whion that gns
bsr. would become vor, % oJlg alton part
of Eyssce 10 prevent anv srmsS cosIir ana 20 errs
i,secto obtain om ,ne Kl.g NJ PrcssA hns settemsss
o 'hy QUESTION corormaole 10 s ssbes Of S~,1srsud
bhspoiy. these sise eopsoeratono hsve
app-essteo the coun,es cf tsao-e have been rejected
and the federal government hes osferrod to yield -
de.nocr,'icai nnutncss which are agtaed around II,
In WALL
soe3 by he desire OF eiecng aoicsble settlement OF
a lnesiou which, pordiur ieo long sireasy, mght u
more comp lcaed. obturb the peace of Europe
Thus yrsncs has me the hnnd With moscrs
ton. the sincere desire of erusatng delcss qus.toa
and courteous deferonce Tor hor porcal situation
the othg hand tho contrary ipaeniaSie obsinsoy
am Asg"r.ted susceptibility ada aoonplc,e indference
swser and must not therefore n. ss,oui,hed r. In the
coue Of events she should longer nd that good VIA
which he might easily have obtained a the cost of
very slight sacrifice.
The appeal 10 the "tre,sics' Of Vienna il silly.
-hsy have been completely set st defiance and iso-
lated by Louis Napoleon hi-,solf But, Temporal mu-
tsrtsr. The demag Influence Is said to be hit
.. Pamerton. II ow this will all end God knows.
A war between Prussia and swiassrland is as likely
solead 10 European conHagration anything else.
Italy IN quiet than IL Il cannot be denied
hat the visit Of the young Emperor and Empress
TO Venice has done good But the LombarIs hate
the Ausrians, and or later the death struggle
must come. believe that bad Melano killed the
King OF Naples the other day there won have
been revolution there. It would then have spread
like wildire. Sardinia and Austria are those
terms a cold courtesy which are two gentlemen
who ave about 10 meet at twelve PAGES with cooked
duelli,g pistols. II win probably be under the walls
OF Asssandra tina, the great battle will he fought.
Napoleon !. observed that the ashes from a French
corporsl's pipe would suffice TO act all Italy in
blaze. The remark is equally applicable now. The
slightest spark would suffice. Nous ddnsons, sur
Vulcan,
enclose you some carous Details respecting Nc
lano. He Is not n common criminal. He died like
man. He regretted that he had not succeeded, but
hoped the King would take his escape as a warning,
and be more mersiful TO his subjects.
Golden has come out strong, in a third letter, oa
na-itime Law.