The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-28 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

!THE NEUFCHATEL QUESTION.

The news both from Berlin and Berne concurs in
representing a settlement of the Neufchatel question
ea more probable than ever.
The semi-official Swiss journal, the Bend, of the
25th, has the following article:
. _ .

Dr. Kern made his repo; to the Federal Council yestaday.
From what we hare been enabled to Lem the following wee
the emends) points of his Nagashima. The four disintareeted
powers to the sitting of the Conference on Monday drew up
a proposition which they unanimously recommended for
acceptance of Prussia and Switzerland. The King
of Preemie is to renown his rights in Neufcha-
tel, which he chime under the treaty of Vienna. The
canton of Neufchatel le to be ea !dependent state, and a
amber of the Swim Confiderstion, with the same rights as
the other centime. Switairland peals a complete amnesty for
ell political and miliMry canals mans:tad with the mule
pf September, sad Wm upon herself all the expenses other
sicced by three o►mta. The revenues of the secledestioal
property, lacetpontled with the Mete ia MS, sad the piens
foundaUons, each as the Danielle Hcspital end the Dory
Beetwat, me to be admialetend according to the intentions
of the donors. Switzerlead will pay to T"romela a sum of

we milliaa ot trews We WU; tardier that, Wasik
to the toderatipble Warts et oar savoy, be
masa et • the very LW b obtaisdas cepa" 4.,
what' certalafy we met without Importaw a fot.

Mawlead. liar example, nothing will be se, „Ch. gee'''.
treaty of the title of Priam of Nenteliatel„ which the pewee.
bed said la • imam preload, that the Wag of pruisie eru
to keep. The ocaditita trued upon by Prune, that
• million of francs was to bs paid, is sot r °ceded ea ee
ia-
dewaity fur the vivid Not, to ea an Maar ,thy for aythieit
whatever, but simply so • mosey ,yet, ektheyt uy
eattlima roman. The Wilma rilln.OlifiCS that (hammed
should be made molusival7 by tir., Helvetic Confedantioa,
sad that hisufshead should ma ojamthste to it, is Aso ea-
dotted. Every MorMielt malmsey to the mastitution of the
oestoderation, or to that te. Neuklusiel, sock ea, for roam*
the demand fee in adjournment of the royalist
of the Neufchatel rmstitation, an eliminated. Nothing
is rid, mow vet of say restitution of ecclesias-
tical property. of le right of interference with the

ebarliy itatiof the coleus Lee, of the reqvaldishompt of
the Society of the Clergy, which era 'appeased in 1818,
&e., which pate were included to the Mead Premien
domeade. Parma reweeaced frau the bselealatt her pet-
echelons to the demise sad to the rweetabilelutient of the
bowrgloiske.

The Federal Council resolved yesterday to commurocate
the pirepoeition of the powers to the government of
Neufchatel, and a declaration favoureble to the acceptance is
expected. The envoys of Frame and England had an audi-
ence yesterday with the Prandeut of the Council, and it is
said that both escoenamended the acceptance of the project.
Dr. Kern is expected io Pares to-morrow, and the
Anal answer of the Prussian cabinet also.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(Flom ova owl,

PARIS, MONDAT ETZWINO.

The Grand Duke Constantin left Toulon for Mar-
seilles to-daef but in consequence of extremely rough
weather, he went by land instead of by sea.
. . . .

Among the distinguished Russians now in France
is the Chancellor of State, Prince George Wladimir
Lyoff, an attaché of the Russian Minieter of Ma-
rine, who arrived at Toulon on the 25th, with the
object of studying the military system of France in
the maritime ports.
Official news has been received that the King of
Naples has prohibited country students from en-
rolling themselves in the Naples University. The

measure has excited immense dissatisfaetion.,
Lord Cowley is going to Loudon in order, u some
say, to be present at the opening of parliament.
Another version of the cause of his departure is the
necessity of attending to business count:cud with
the patent of an earldom, which, it is anderatca.is
to be conferred upon him. A Belgian paper says
that the real reason for the withdrawal at the Eng-
lish Ambassador is • desire to avoid the Grand
Duke Constantine, but I can scarcely believe this.

M. Marie, the eminent counsel who is retained to
defend M. Arthur Berryer in the affair of the Napo-
leon Docks, was unable to attend court to-day, in
consequence of the death of his wife. It is thought
that this event will lead to a postponement of the
t ia/.

Marshal Bandon arrived at Algiers on the 22nd. I
The Bourse was much depremed today. The
Rentz fell 30c. for cash and 40e. for account, closing
at 69fr. 20c. and 69fr. 20c. Mobilier fell 17fr. 30c.
The railways fell considerably. Some of the leading
lines were from 12fr. to 15fr. lower. The financial

news from Loudon continues to weigh upon this
market.

I regret to have to announce the death of Dr.
Hale, for many yews chaplain to the British
Embassy. Ile died suddenly yesterday in an
epileptic fit.
A rather heavy fall in the price of wine has taken
place in Paris during the last few days. The accounts
from the sixty-six wine-producing departments are
to the effect that the vines are in such fine condition
as to promise a most abundant crop. It must be
remarked, however, that the account of the state
of the wine districts was made up before the bitter
cold weather of the last few days set in.
In the Paris corn market, during the early part of
the past week, prices were firmer, and on Wednesday
an advance of about lfr. the sack of 159 kilogrammes
took place. The four marks were in demand at
73fr. 50c. and 74fr., and inferior qualities brought
from 60fr. to 71fr. 30c. The reserve of the Halle has
fallen not less than 2,000 metrical quintals, not being
more at preset than 15,000. But little business
was done in wheat, the best quality being at 42fr. 30e.
The country markets are all higher. The arrivals
of wheat at Marseilles during the past week, we
learn by telegraph, amounted to 140,000 hectolitres,
yet prices were ascending, in consequence of de-
mands from Spain.

Intelligence from Copenhagen states that the
King has accorded a week to M. Hall to form a new
ministry. The Dagbladet affirms that there is every
appearance of his being able to encored.

HAIM:FRO, MONDAY.

The Supreme Council of Denmark has adopted,
by 34 votes to 20, the bill relative to the employ-
ment of the indemnity for the abolition of the
Sound dues. The extraordinary session of the
Supreme Council was afterwards closed.

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