The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-23 00:00:00

THE IMPERIAL MEETING.

A letter from Stuttgardt gives rather precise de-
tails de-
tails concerning the approaching meeting of the
Emperors :—" The Emperor Napoleon is to arrive
here in the afternoon, the Emperor Alexander
having preceded hinia little. The Emperor Na-
poleon is to occupy apartments in the King's
palace, as are also Count Walewski and the other
personages of his Majesty's suite. The Emperor
Alexander is to lodge in the villa of the Princess
Royal, at the gates of the city, on the road to
Caustatt, and Prince Gortschakoff Minister of
Foreign Affairs of Russia, in the old chateau near the
pal-ice. The Emperor Napoleon, on the day of
his arrival, is to dine with the King. The Em-
peror Alexander, on the same day, is to dine at the
villa of the Princess Royal. Tho Princess is after-
wards to give a soiree to a very small party, which
the King and the Emperor Napoleon are to attend.
It is there that the first interview of the two
Emperors will take place. If lam well in-
formed, this interview will have no other wit-
nesses than the Ki▪
ng and the Princess. At the
same time, Baron de Hugel, Minister of Foreign
will give a soiree, which
willffabire s
scihakoff, the princi▪
pal personages of the Govern-
mentAaotftelii Vduer
y
ebtnb Counterg,
Walewski, Prince Gail-
of Wartoinberg,, the members of the diplo-
matic body, and the suites of the two Emperors.
On the 26th the King will give a grand dinner at
the Palace, at which the two Emperors, the mem-
bers of the royal family, the Ministers of Foreign
Affairs of France and Russia, the suites of their
Majesties, the Ministers of Wurtemburg, and the
dignitaries of the Court, are to be present. Nothing
is yat decided as
is not
departure of the Emperor
Napoleon, but it s not thought that it will take
place before the 28:h. Notwithstanding all that
has been said, there never was seriously any ques-
tion of the Empress Eugenie corning here."

The first matter to which the Narvaez Ministry
intends to call the attention of the Cortes is the
Btaußudgetgaenat ameliorations. (i which is to contain several impor-
tant

According to a letter from Berlin, Sir Culling
EadlYheAcl.of the English deputies in the
Evarnieelical Congress, bat suddenly fallen seriously

A leVer from Berlin of the 19th announces
the sudden death of Duke Eugene of Wurteni-
berg, cousin to the King of that country. H.R.H.
was born on the Bth of January, 1788.

A letter from Berlin of the 19th says :—" Prince
Frederick William is expected here tomorrow
from Breslaw, and is to leave a few days after for
Coblentz with his father. He will go in December
to Loudon, and pass the Christmas holidays with
the Royal family of England. The Prince and
Prince-s of Prussia will go to London for New
Year's Day."

A letter from Hong Kong of the 28th July
states that the French frigate- Virginia which
carries the flag of Rear-Admiral Guerin, had
left that place for Manilla, from whence she was
to sail for France ; the steam corvette, the
Pri-
mnauguet, and the gunboat the Ftliie9, had arrived
from Singapore. The same letter states that the
United States corvette, the Levant, in order to
avenge the village by a gang of pirates of an Ameri-
can merchant ship, had burned down a village iu
the island of Formosa, whic't the pirates occupied.
The letter adds that the departure of Lord Elgin
had produced a profound impression in the English
colony, and that all the English troops, with the
excvtion of a battalion of marines, were about to
be sent off to Calcutta.