The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-17 00:00:00

NEUFCHATEL

The Pt mien Ambassadors from London, Paris,
and Switzerland will shortly meet at Berlin, on the
coession of the marriage of the Princess Louisa. A
letter from Berlin says thut the government will take
le opportunity " to deliberate on the ulterior mea-
sures to be telt. it in the Affair of Neufchatel." The
Natiresaf Suisse, contradicting the assertions of the
semi-official press of Berlin, pretends that "the court
of Prussia will have to render an account to Europe,
of the vety serious implode! ce of which person-
ages of considerable note in Prussian society have
ben guilty."
The new Prussian Gazette publishes a letter front
&royalist of Neufchatel, unveiling with more naivete
than is washy found in the heroes of defeated enter.
prises, the motives which dictated the late rising in
that canton. The writer says in so many words that
the plan of the royalist insurgents was to seize the
towns co! Neufchatel, Locle, and Chaim de Fonds, by
a coup de man, and bold them until the arrival of
federal troops, to whom they woutd have made sore.
sistance, but would have a' once laid down their arms.
This done, Prlltblll would have hastened to represent
to EuroF3 that the confederation had overturned by
violence the government of the legitimate prince, and
would have gained a convenient haste for action.
The promptitude of the republicans defeated this
arrangement. The Neufehateloise themselves re-
versed the royalist resolution, and left to the federal
power only the duty of protecting the canes of re.
established order.

A letter from Vienna, of the 9th, says:—" The
Count end Counters de Chanshor i 1-ft this day for Owens
whir, where the Archduke Masim.lian d'Hate preceded them
yesterday in order to prepare everything for their reception.
The Araidacheas Ehzabeth, sister of the Duc• ess de Bra-
bast, is esnected there on the 20th of this month. The
Duke and Duchess of Medea. are al,o to gd there about the
same time to pan put of the autumn en famine"
A letter from Berlin states that Prince Adalbert of
Prussia is w t yet ab,e to wslk, and on arriving at that city
be had to be conveyed to hi. own residence it, • sedan-chair.
After the marriage of the Grand Dune of Baden with the
Princes* Louisa, the Prince intends ulna to his palace at
Erdesannodoeff, in Silesia, to remain en• i. he ehall be com-
pletaly cored.
Haw•nia..—The ex-Bing Louie of Bemis, who
recently attained his sevestistit year, was, • few days erg
waited en at hie @bateau at fridwigebahri, in the Palatinate.
by • deputation from Strwhere, in which place be wee
horn, who paid ilvir respects to Dim on the Of C•ii011. Tie
King received than most kindly. premised to vi,it their city.
and ranted to them a con us circumstsece. At the time
o• his birth, in Austin, 1786, his lather, who was then only
Prince de. Dena Poole, c it:amended tie Al,are regiment in
the monde* of France, which was in the garrison at Rtras-
berg ; gad • few gays after the birth be was arooiehed to
me that all his grenadiers had cat tl their beards and
moasteebee. On icquiriog why they had dole so, 0119 of
the men stepped far •ard and acid that t• ey had determined
to beg his acceptance of • velvet maitre., for the newly-
horn prince, and that they had stuff. d it with their beards
and moustaches! "I have the matt!, rs still." cried the
Wee, " and will show it to you !" The mattress was plO-
- sad the limit added. Ido she the'', is
in the world a bed which can be called more strictly mill-
tety than that !"
THE AME.RICAS MAILS —LIVERPOOL, TOESDAV.—.
The United States mail eta aniship De tic, Captain James
Comstock, galls from the Mercy La Nee. Y.irk to-morrow
at noon, with the wosal to -weekly mails for the United
States and Canada. letters for which must be posted hare
before 9 a.m.,with la's fees civil 10 ..en , and at the landieg
stage nein 11 am. Tta Philadelphia .oo L.rerpol screw
Isteantship City of Manch 00000 , Captain Petrie, with advice'
from Philadelphia to the 4th (rwl dir. 'vet than by the
Africa), may be 'speeded to snits to morrow.