The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-15 00:00:00

NAPLES

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The Morning Post's correspondent of this d
by
says :—" The intelligence I get from Naples 11:;,30
no means satisfactory. It appears for some the
past Sir William Temple, M. La Cour, aeub'oe
Piedmontese Minister at the Court of Napho.,,,"-of
reason to complain of the unsatisfactory nst"- an o,
their correspondence with M. Carafa, the „.
litan Minister of Foreign Affairs, and latterly t,eo,
have received no answer whatever to their 13(w
The King is reported to be very obstinate, aeuijii
terminedto quarrel with the allies, It is geeeriae
believed that no apolo!y will be made for the
insults offered to France and England. Theetsico
mediately shout the King say the " Allies"
got up their complaints because the Neal3e-„,14
Government has thrown difficulties in the to
about the exportation of grain. It is needle'' he
add there is no foundation in this assertion. tof
Governments of England and France 00°,01
course accept insults, and there appears to bee' to
probability of their being obliged to resort
extremes.

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THE MEDITERRANEAN-S.,
MARSEILLES, Sept. 13.—After a short sutenti
sion of activity the port of the Joliette has reell'ith
ll: its usual animated appearance. Artilleryree.,ol -
numerous waggons, aided by fatigue parties '';lss
the garrison, are busily employed in landiegl
in
quantities of bombshells, which were place sr-
lighters to be conveyed to transports in the d,
bour, and in bringing them back to the erti; :re
ground, where the huge -pyramids of reet%or
being restored. Fortunately but a small Prox-re
tion of the immense heaps had been disturbed Pm,
vious to the order received to suspend their lejol,
barkation. The Great Republic, however', will
received 1,300 tons of these projectiles, whit' n.
give some trouble in the landing. In the retry
time immense quantities of shot for field artii, eco
are being shipped, and detachments of troops 1,,,rb0•
various regiments are being embarked. The ti•
bor sailed to-day, with the mails for ConetOef
nople and 400 military passengers. The "-
ship-of-the line Fleurus arrived yesterday mornilif;
from Constantinople, with 200 soldiers, lll°Btjo
men whose period of service has expired, and -
have been discharged.

The Piemonte of Turin, of the 11th, states thAticgi
the Neapolitan Government has made an als,/ep
to the British Ambassador for the annoyance gl
to Mr. Fagan.

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Count Vilain XIV., the well-known Blvddiplomatist, has arrived at Turin, in order t°
of
liver, in the name of his sovereign, the insigar to
the Grand Cordon of the Order of Leopoluor
King Victor Emmanuel and to the Prince de
rignan.

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The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa states the
notwithstanding the dispute with Tuscallb
Sardinian Ambassador has not yet left Floreriiog
The Austrian Ambassador is represented as 11.„goir
on the Tuscan Government the necessity 0 -the
compliance with the demands of Sardinia ;trod
French and British Ambassadors on the ea"

recommend an immediate arrangement.
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From an article in the Suisse of the „feo
e
would seem that all the difficulties existing .be'borr
the Court of St. Petersburg and the Swig: ~ioce,
federation have not been entirely removoicotea
that journal states that the credentials Pres' 01
by the Russian Ambassador the other (101 the
being considered sufficiently explicit as regailjbafe
recognition of the constitution, observation° t hit;
been addressed to him on the subject, and t„bni{oo
Excellency has declared his willingness to C"--
to them.
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A letter from Athens, of the 4th inst. sutals
the Greek troops, after having combined,the',`,.- on();
merits with the Turkish forces on the frontl'i; tow
ceeded in capturing a hand of 24 pirates
infested the Gulf of Volo. This fresh et c*
proof of the activity displayed by the Wilwirool'
War for the suppression of brigandage aria P