The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-04-13
RyRNs, March %, 1850.


The Federal Council has resolved 70 SEND . commits.
siorer To Geneva, in order place the Genera G~iieeA
und,r The command Of Ctl zisler Switzerland has sou
aed to tho Powers that she viii take energetic
against any excuses.
GENEVA, March 30, 1880.
About $50 men (sAvoyards and members Of tho a,r.
cultural Society have seized upon the steamboat Agle,
and made for rhonon. The Federal Council will take Sc
we're measures against the authors Of this attempt
GESkvA March 80--l0x p. M.
The landing failed, and tho result was ridiculous.
Perrer with his band Of radicals (sa ba~de de Eais)
stopped the Lake by the militia and brought back
prisoners 10 Geneva.
Zegler examining them at this moment He has full
powers from the Federal Council
Public confidence Is restored.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, March so, 1850.
The Kres Zitng Of this evening says" The reply OF
Prussia 10 NJ Ihouvenes despatch reality OF rAsoer
evasve character. 1t expresses great dissatisfaction
Of the annexation Of Savoy but cannot be cha
racterzed protest regards claims Of Switzer
land Prussia has not yet sent Der reply to the note OF the
FEEDER Council The statement that Prussia intends TO
establish two fortified encampmens 10, according 70 re-
liable information, without any foundation
Great Brttatn.
In the bouse Of Con- mons, the 10Th uno after con-
passed through committee amid loud cheers The
tsx bin was also passed through committee
In the House Of Lords the 29n utmo. the Earl Of
Eepbororgn expressed h,s conviction the recently
announced finance system for lncs wooid instead Of
concihatpg The natives, have directly len
cy Io the House Of Commons the evening" this
question OF the reorganization Of tho native army IN In
dia debated and Ministers declined for the present
10 produce any papers uIon the subject they would
l only give an incomplete view Of The mat er
In the House or Lords the 30h ulu0 the state OF
affairs with China debated and some ceusure was
cast upon government for entering upon new var with
out the Of Parliament Lord Egin said he hsd
sapgune hops that the Chinese would make satisfactory
concession, and thereby avert war.
Until settlement arrived At the island Of San Juan
would be occupied by hundred British and
an equal number OF American troops
Sir Robert Peel made speech upon the Savoy question
Affected the neutrality of Sxzer and Hs de nSunced
the aggressive policy OF the Emperor Napoleon and called
on the government 10 take and dgn.ned position
opposition TO his schemes The speech received with
considerable cheering.
The Earl Elgn take his departure for China on
the 4ih Of April
The chief constable OF the Isle Of Ely Zone OF the chief
prize oghtsl ed for the ap-
preheDsion OF Ss, Beenan with vie be-
log bound over To keep the for twelve months.
report WAS current that the 6sut between and
Keenan, might probably be put for three days.
on account OF the threatened police Interference
believed however, in spor Ing circles, that tne original
| cate would not be changed
Mr. Wemyss Jobson, who nifty play ed prominent
part in New York law court in connection with Lola
hon'sz had figured in Iondon police court for having
| tire atened Sir james Ferguson
The English shareholders IN the Grand Trunk Railway
OF Csnada bad agreed 10 tho directors
to raise an additional 81 300 eco 70 pay OF liabilities and
provide further rolling stock.
The annual meeting The Atlantic Mail company (Gal-
way line) bad been held In Loadou ID announced
thkt nearly the whole Of the capital had eabscribed
and that four first class being
for carrying out the for,nghy service IN june
next An offer OF 600 mad boon received the
contracts OF the company but could not accepted
1t was contrary TO agreement
II sad that the buoyanc which prevailed on the