The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-08 00:00:00

MEXICO.

The New York papers publish the following in-
telligence from Vera Cruz, under date of the 11th
of September:---" Vomito is making great havoc in
the French fleet. Anxiety is felt for the safety of
a French convoy which left Vera Cruz with
1,000,000 doll. for Orizaba. The convoy was 10
days overdue. It is reported that the French were
about to attack Jalapa."

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIA
MAILS.

ALEXANDRIA, OCT. 7.

The Valetta and Ceylon, with the above mails,
sailed this morning for Marseilles and Southampton
respectively.
The Ceylon may be expected at Southampton
about the 20th inst.

The Columbian brought the present China mail
to Galle. She left the latter port for Bombay on
the 18th of September.

The Madras, with the English mails of the 20th-
26th of August, left Galle for Australia on the 18th
ult, (three days early).
The Nemesis and Ottawa left Suez on the even-
ing of the sth inst. for Calcutta and the Mauritius
respectively,

BERLIN, OCT. 7.

In the Chamber of Deputies to-day the debate on
the resolution proposed by Herr Forkenbeck was
continued.

Herr von Vineke made the following amend
ment

" The Chamber of Deputies declares that, inde
pEndent of further proposals which are to be ei
pected concerning the Budget 1:4 1862, the Cloven),

ment,in order to maintain the constitutional state
of things, is bound to propose to the Chamber
before the close of 1862 the grant of the provisional
extraordinary credit for the Military Budget, in
case the Budget for 1863 cannot be settled before
the end of this year."
The President of the Council declared in the
name of the whole Cabinet that the Government
would look upon the adoption by the Chamber of
the amendment of Herr von Vincke as a pledge of
the reconciliatory views with which the Chamber
desires to meet the efforts of the Government to
bring about a mutual understanding.
" Should the Chamber adopt this amendment,
the Government would make proposals which should
accord with the motion, without, however, depart-
ing from the same principles." (Loud cries of dis-
approbation.) " The Government would take the
steps painted out by the amendment in reference to
the Budget of 1862, in case it should become appa-
rent that the Budget for 1863 could not be prepared
in good time."
The Chambers, after some further discussion, re-
jected by large majorities all the amendments, and
adopted, by a special vote, the resolution of Herr
Forkenbeck by 251 against 36.

TURIN, OCT. 7.

The Di/it/0 of to-day publishes a telegram from
Naples, announcing that Deputies Mordini, Fabrizi,
and Calrino have been set at liberty.
The Discussione of to-day states that the visit of
Prince Napoleon to Naples has been undertaken with
the object of inquiring into the political condition
of the country, and of reporting it to the Emperor.
The same paper says that the institution of a great
military command in Sicily was intended immedi-
ately to precede the raising of the state of siege,
bat that this measure has been postponed on account
of the recent outrages.

The disarmament of Palermo is being promptly
carried out.

A deputation of citizens has declared to Signor
Brignone that all honest men will assist the Go-
vernment in the repression of the criminals.

The number of those excepted from the amnesty
does not exceed 100, two of whom are commissioned
officers, and 10 are non• commissioned officers.

ST. PETERSBURG, OCT. 7.

The Journal de St. Petersbourg of to-day pub-
lishes an article in reference to the journey of Count
Zamoyski, denying certain erroneous reports cur •
rent upon the subject.
The writer says :—" It results from the explana-
tion of Count Zamoy ski that the assembly of the
Polish landed proprietors, and the resolutions which
they passed, were merely the effect of thoughtless
impulse. This act, nevertheless, constituted an in-
fraction of the law, as it could only increase agita-
tion. A possibility existing that the name of Count
Zamoyski might be used as a watchword by the
party of disorder and of anarchical tendency, the
Government summoned him to St. Petersburg, to
preserve him from this taking place. Under pre-
sent circumstances the Emperor has considered the
return of Count Zamoyski to Warsaw inconvenient,
and he will, therefore, travel for a period in foreign
parts."