The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-08 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

THE CORONA7ION AT MOSCOW.
PAIIS, SUNDAY MIDNIGHT.

A despatch from Moscow announces that the
coronation of his Imprial Majesty was favoured
by beautiful weather.

Count Orloff was created a Prince ; Prince
Worontzow a Field-klarshal ; and Generals de
Berg and Soumarokh►ff Counts.

MADRID, SEPT. 4

General Aleson has been named Commandant
General of the Philippine Islands. The Govern

inent has approved of the project relative to th,,
first section of th, Northern Railroad from
Madrid to Talladolil.

ATHENS, Ana. 30,

There is a dispute between the Queen and Ad-
miral Bouet-Willaumez as to the removal and
appointment of the Commandant at the Piraeus.
The French Admiral has named a Commandant
independent of the Government.

MARSEILLES, SUNDAY.
The Thabor has arrived ; she left Constanti
nople on the 28th.

Admiral Sir Houston Stewart has returned to

the Bosphorus.
Sucher°. Kfil6 and Redout KM6 have been re.

stored to the Russians.

Thu Dana or Turkey has three Americans added
to its Board. The representative of Rothschild

struggled hard for the entire concession.
The Pacha of Varna, accused of the murder, is
at liberty until final sentence ; he is to appear

when called on.

SWITZERLAND.

The Independence Beige gives the two procla-
mations, which were circulated in Neufchatel, on
the occasion of the outbreak. The Royalist pro-
clamations run thus :

" GOD FOR THE KING AND THE
COUNTRY !

44 MHN OF NEUFCHATEL

" The hour of deliverance has sounded. Let the
cry of Vive le Roi ' be your rallying word. To
arms, loyal mon ! I declare the territory of this
principality to be in a state of siege. Each com-
mune will provide for the immediate establishment
of a committee, which will exercise authority in
the name of the King, and will make the city of
Neufchatel aware of its entering upon its func-
tions.

" The Commander-in-Chief,
" Count FREDERIC DE POURTALES.
11.

"LA SAGNE, Sept. 2, 1856.
" < Long live the King t' The standard of the
King once more floats over the chateau of our
Princes. Men of Neufchatel, return thanks to
God!

"Let the faithful follow me !
" The Commandant of the Three first
Arrondissements.
" DE MEIIRON, Lieut-Colonel."

The Swiss Federal Council has issued the follow.
ing circular to the Government 3 of the differeni
Cantons :

" It is our painful duty to inform you that ac•
cording to various despatches we have received, the
Royalist party in the Canton of Neufchatel made
yesterday an armed attack upon the seat of Go-
vernment, and arrested some of its members.

"Our line of conduct under the circumstance-1
is so clearly traced by the 16th article of the Fede-
ral Constitution that we need not hesitate for one
moment bow to act. We have therefore commis-
sioned our colleagues the Federal Councillors For-
nerod and Frei-Herosee to restore constitutional
order in the canton of Neufchatel, using force, if
necessary, and to see the constitutional functionaries
reinstated. 1

" We have placed Colonel Bourgeois Doxat a
Yverdun at the disposal of the Federal Commis
sioners as military chief.

" The Cantons of Berne and of Vaud have bees
requested to provide each two battalions, to be
placed under the orders of the Federal Commis.

sioners.

" STAIIMPLI, President.
-
" SCIIIESS, Chancellor.
" Berne, Sept. 3."

FRANCE.
PARIS, SUNDAY EVENING.

Marshal Serrano, the Spanish Minister, arrived
last night in Paris, with a view of meeting M.
Walewski, but he not being in Paris, his Spanish
Excellency returned to Biarritz again. M. Pacheco
left Boulogne last night for London.
The merchants of Marseilles having ascertained
that the wheat harvest will not be sufficient
for the home consumption of all France, are begin-
ning to suggest to the Government, through their
local papers, that a repeal of the corn laws is indis-
pensable, or at least an extension of the Imperial
decree which permits the free importation of corn,
and which will expire on the Ist of January next.
They observe that, although 2,000,000 hectolitres
of wheat have been imported within the last two
months, through the port of Marseilles, it will
be impossible, by the end of the year, to supply
the deficiency which exists, and to execute the
orders for exportation already received. The
Spanish Government has prolonged the period for
the free importation of corn until the 30th of June
next, and the Marseilles Merchants ask why should
France be less liberal than Spain. Another bad
consequence apprehended from the delay of the
Government in issqing a decree to prolong the
period for the free importation of corn, is that the
holders of wheat will not bring their stocks to mar-
ket, and the present high prices will be maintained.
The Swiss and French newspapers give various
details of the little fight at Neuchatel, and some of
them state the killed and wounded on the side of
the Royalists as high as 60 or 70 persons, which is
probably an exaggeration. One of the Pourtales
is said to be badly wounded. Colonel de Meuron
is reported to have escaped, and Count de Wes-
dehlen to be a prisoner.