New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-22
Very Latest Intelligence By the Hisernts
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BREsLAU. Dec. 1.-THE Russians are con.
sruetng block honses at the stations the St Petef
burg Warsaw and Vienna Railway. Patrols esntin6
The official organ Of the national party, the Ni<po4
slOsc publishes an appeal from the insurgens lesdG
Kruk exhorDg the peasants to maintain the msuf5so
BERLIN. Dec THE Minister Of Justice has cOnm9
nicatsd the President Of the Chamber Of Deputies
complaint brought against Johann Jaksby, one q ta
Deputies lie Is accused VI Indictment to overthrov
the Constitution aud Of reasonable language IN M ~
dress TO the electors
HAMBt RIO. Dec 5.-A numerous assembly Of delcgatu
from Schesw.g and Hclstein held here, passed resolH
tons for general refusal to pay taxes and for
tary contributions 70 meet the expenses OF tne
PARIS Dec. 3--The amount Of bullion In the Hank q
II Is believed that the Federal execution in Holsten
will take place on the 10th Of December.
CoPEsHAG En-, Dec. 6LThe Prosamation OF ths Hino
will prevent insurrectionsry movements by force q
arms and that he viii give autonomy to Hostein an<
Lunenburg and hopes thus 10 guarantee the iD'eyrs
Of the kingdom.
THE RkPLY OF SWITZERLAND TO THE EMPEROR
NAPOLEON.
The following is a translation OF the ofhcl6
tex, Of tie Swiss reply to the Emreror SspolsS";
Sire: We have received with lively interest tie letts
In which yonr Majesty invites the Swiss Confrdrstd1
anil the soyereig and Governments Of other Ststss
great international Congress.
Your MfJesty calls attention 10 the condition n
various and points out the dangers Ia genera
peace visible upon nearly all sides. You propose 4
regulate the present and the future before rrS
.istibe events hurry governments away 10 oppostn
directions.
"The Swiss Confederation. to which nature as vel
history and treaties. has assigned neutral positiof
in the midst Of Europe knows how to appreciate all The
benefits Of peace. 1t understands the inestmable vaue
Of free and proca conservation of the rights and
duties If each the true base Of sincere and cordial IN
ders,sndirg between the nations We car only, there
fore accept with eagerness the overture your Majesty
has deghed TO make.
Existing treaties proclaim the inviolabiy. tke Aeu
tralty and independence Of our territory The cause
referring thereto have been affected and the people
scrupulously observing its international obligations
have maintained and defended at the price Of the great
sacrifices the guarantees which have been received
These thus form part Of the true interess
Europe and the Great Powers cannot but recognise
Ready to participate In the name Of the Swss Con
federation in the solemn deliberations which are q
nounced. We consider It our duty 10 express to you
Majesty gratitude for your 10y al appeal and chsrd
the hope that may have your Msjestys enlcsciow
support in questions touching our country.
1--WE are glad Of the opportunity furnished to % By
your Majesty OF being able to defend our rights and Id
terests at the international meeting.
We express our desire that the Congress Of Sever
egns and Government Of Europe may attan the obteQ
proposed by your Majesty and that the questions whcl
aeste and occupy mems minds may receive solotiot
in consonance with the legitimate aspirations Of thu
peoples.
''whilc gladly availing itself Of this opportunity q
renewing 10 your Imperial Majesty the assurances q
It's profound respect the Federal Council pfays God
have you, with your august family In His holy keeping
" President Of the SWISS CONFEDERATION"