The Express.
London, England, 1856-09-06 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

The ilforsitesir of yesterday oontaios the following
telegraphic despatch, received by the Minister of
Foreign Affairs from the French Minister at Berne:

.. BERNE. Barr. 3, 1856.

"To-day. at 2 o'clock in the morning, an ineurree-
tioa broke out at Neufchatel The mountaineers of
the Val de Verrieres surprised the city and the made.
Messrs. Plaget and Humbert, with several other
officials of the canton, are their prisoner.. It is said
that the Royalist party is at the heed of the move-
ment. The republicans of the Chaux-de-Fonds are
marching in a column to deliver their chiefs and
retake the city. The federal council has charged Vice-
President Fornerod and Colonel Frei-Heroic to
proceed to the spot, where as federal commissioners
they will re-establish the authority of the govern-
ment. Four battalions end a few pieces of artillery
from the camp at Yuerdu are placed at their dis-
posal. Their vanguard is expected to reach the
Neufchatel territory by 4 o'clock this afternoon. It
is hoped that they will arrive in time to prevent any
'collision in the streets of Neufchatel, between the re-
publicans of the Chaux-de-Fonde and the moun-
taineers of Verridres,who have entrenched themselves
behind birdcage'

AND 11111.1111 X TZLIORAPE.)

PARIS, BATVIILDAY.

The iloosaeur of this morning mamba the follow-
ing csarmusieatioo, dated yesterday, tress the Fiesta
minister at Beres :

"The republicans of La Chaim de Fonds, after
having been joined by a squadron of the federal
cavalry, thin morning, attacked the royalists, who
occupied the town and castle of Neufchatel. After a
combat of one hoar, they carried every position.
Fifteen of the royalists were killed, about thirty were
wounded, and two or three hundred were made
prisoners.
" The republican government bun been re-estab-
lished at Neufchatel, and the federal troops re-
entered the town the instant after its capture."

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS. FRIDAY STUDIO.

You will have seen that the Nomfmor adds some
details to these which I transmitted yesterday, soo-
owning the outbreak at Neufchatel. Bat although
the Glacial journal doss not state that the ineurrea•
tion is pat down, the fact is coadrined in away quar-
ters. The Virile ( • new Parisian journal, launched
under pavement patronage) says : "A despatch
which we have received from Barns informs us that
the royalist movement, which was headed by Count
de Pouted; has been put down. Beam battalions,
accompanied by volunteers, commanded by Colonel
Beerier, have retaken the Castle of Neufchatel.
Order has been restored." The Coisaitutioassel states
that Count de Pourtales has been taken prisoner,
and all the Paris evening papers are patio.
fled of the truth of this statement. A de-
spatch from Berne. dated yesterday main (4th),
says that the castle and town of Neufchatel were re-
taken early is the morning by the republicans of
Chand-d•Moads, after a rapid eugagement, in which
twelve partisans of the Bing of Pres.ia were made
prisoners. According to asother,bet probably ea incor-
rect. Tenths of this despatch, twelve of the premien
party were killed. The Brehm of Berne, of the 3rd,
in announcing the royalist movement, says :
We loan that great events have tette place tidal at
Neufchatel. • bead of from 200 to MO royalism took po-
mmies of mc meta, the .net of severomeat, sad arrested
several immben of the Cassell of etste. A woad alums
lof Warm* laughed waken Cbeas-do-Fonda. The
Federal Omeril, beteg imatediataly lafersisd of these
has, emembled this mersiag at ea astraoritearr sada&
sad delegated Nome. Femme& sad FM-Berme to
Nasteastat, with a minks to revere order. The
aroma fartMe ordered the socapettoa of Nrodeltatel by
fear battalloes, oseumaded by Coked Boargeols. la coa-
sequels's, two Vaudois and two Bermes battalions will
Mamodiately swab tomer& the Neufchatel (seeder.