The Sun.
London, England, 1864-04-19 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

LREUTER'S TELEGRAMS.]

THE PRUSSIAN LOSS IN THE ASSAULT
UPON DUPPEL.
GRAVENSTEIN, APRIL 19 (Morning).
The Prussian loss in killed and wounded in yes-
terday's assault upon Duppel, amounts to 2 generals,
60 officers, and 600 privates.
The Prussians captured 83 cannon and many
Dan ebrags.

AUSTRIA,

VIENNA, APRIL 18

The Emperor of Austria has adjourned the Inter-
national Exhibition, which was to have taken place
in 1866 at Vienna. The reasons given for this step
are, firstly, b2cause the political state of affairs in
every quarter has prevented industrial develop•
meet; secondly, because Austria is in a transitory
state, as regards her general commercial policy, and
in her position towards tha Zallverein ; and, lastly,
on account of the International Exhibition in Paris,
which is to be held about the same time.

ROME.
APRIL 18 (Evening).
The Emperor of Mexico has arrived here. His
reception was brilliant. An immense crowd was
assembled at the railway station. The French re-
gimental bands performed as he passed through
the streets.

The Emperor is staying at the Palais Mares

chotti,

Resolutions appointing the Duke of Sutherland
chairman, Charles Seely, Esq„ M,P., deputy-
chairman, and the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, M.P.,
treasurer of the fund, were then agreed ta.
A working committee, to carry the above resolu-
tions into effect was then appointed, consisting of
the chairman, deputy-chairman, the treasurer, the
Earl of Shaftesbury, Samuel Morley, Esq., R. Dal-
gleish, Esq , M.P., and W. Gore Langton, Esq.,
M.P„ with power to add to their tamber.
The followi-ig subscriptions were announced :
F. Howard, Esq.
Hon. A. Kinnaird 5O 0 0
W. Leaf
Leverson, Esq.
G. Langton, M.P.
Samuel Morley
Sir M. Peto
D. Robertson, Etti., of Lady Kirk
Duke of Sutherland
Duchess of Sutherland 52 0 0
Lord Shaftesbury
.. 20 0 0
Mr. C. Bazin 2 0 0
Mrs. Baziti
Crossley, Brothers . 2OO 0 0
Dunlop, M.P.
Mrs. Dunlop
R. atlgleisto, Etq.
W. F. Foster
Sir F. 9oldschmid
Lord Harrowby
J. Howard, Esq.
C. Seely, Esq.
Mrs. Seeley
Some other minor sums having been handed in
the proceedings terminated.

GARIBALDI'S HEALTH.

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TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

have seen the letter of Dr. Ferguson
to the limes of to-day concerning General Geri-
health. in which he states that it would
be unsafe for his health to fulfil the engage-
ments he has undertaken to visit certain pro-
vinciil towns. I feel bound, as the physician in re.
gular attendance upon the General, to affirm that
his health is perfectly satisfactory, and that his
wound, since four or five months cicatrised,
no longer requires surgical care. I make this
statement with greater confidence, inasmuch as

it was cocfirmed on the occasion of his first con-
sultatioa by Dr. Ferguson himself, and still more
recently by Dr. Partridge,
I am firmly convinced thrit the General is able
to undergo the journey without danger which he
proposed to undertake.

Dr. G. BASILE,
Chirnrgo del Generale Garibaldi.

Departure of Garibaldi from England,

We believe we can state positively that General
Garibaldi will leave Eagland on Friday next in
the Duke of Sutherland's yacht for Caprera.

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HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Monday.
The Quceu, accompanied by her Royal Higbaes°
the Princess Helena, drove in the grounds of the
Castle this morning.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, attended by
Lieutenant Haig, rode on horseback.
His Majesty the King of the Belgians, attended
by General Count de Moerkerke, went to Clare-
mont, and visited the Queen Marie Amelia.

Earl Russ li had an audience of the Queen.
Baron de Catto, Bavarian Minister, was Pre";
seated to the Queen, at an audience, by
Russell.
M. de Bille, Danish Minister; M. Quaade, 50a
M. Krieger, were also presented, at an audience, by
Earl Russell.

The King of the Belgians.
The King of the Belgians, who is at presot as
Windsor, will take leave of her Majesty and th
royal family to-dAy, and will proceed to Dover on
his return to Brussels.
His Majesty will travel by a special train 131;*
vided by the South-Eastern Railway CorcpanYt
will arrive at Waterloo at 3.40. Then the jourso
will be continued by means of the Chariowcross
.
line on the South-Eastern at London-bridge, and
Dover will be reached at a quarter to six.
The King will sleep at the L rd Walden
and will proceed to Ostend on Wednesday morning'

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HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCETt
understood that Prince Alfred is about to proceed on a t°11"
or cruise of several months' duration. He is to leave f°r
Germany on the 26th, and, after paying some visits there,
will proceed to the Mediterranean, where he will cruise Or
about three months. _ _