The Sun.
London, England, 1862-05-23 00:00:00

The same journal says that the Cabinets of Paris
and Turin are negotiating the plan of an arrange-
ment which will bring about a complete reorganisa-
tion of the Government of the Pontifical States.
The Romans are to send deputies to the Italian
Parliament.

According to the Esprit Public, Mazzini is con-
cealed at Milan, and the Government is endeavour-
ing to discover his hiding-place.

STUTTGARDT, MAY 21.
The Catholic party in the Chamber of Deputies
has proposed that the Government should be called
upon to use its best endeavours to obtain a revision
of the Federal Constitution, in order to secure Ger-
many against foreign aggression, and to bring about
a greater concentration of power at home.
It further proposed that there should be a central
national representation, and that the Government
should direct its attention to the establishment of a
union comprising all parts of Germany, and should
oppose all tendencies aiming at a more limited con-
federation, the result of which would be the dis-
union of Germany.

BERLIN, MAY 22 (Evening).
The Neue Preussische (Kreuz) Zeitung of this

evenirg says :

" All the reports of the accession of Count Bis-
mark-Schonhausen to the Ministry are as yet un•
founded. He has been appointed to go to Paris as
Prussian Ambassador."

DRESDEN, MAY 22.
The Saxon Diet was opened to-day by the Minis.
ter Baron von Beust, who said :

" The final decision upon the treaty of commerce
with France has been reserved for the Diet. The
Government has given a provisional assent to the
treaty from the conviction that the industry of
Saxony may boldly enter upon the course thereby
marked out. The Government of Saxony will
never forget its duties towards the entire German
fatherland, considerations based on separate inte-
rests having been banished from its councils. A
resolute acceptation of the alteration in the tariff is
not only the best guarantee for the continued exist-
ence of the Zollverein, but it would also present a
basis upon which the development of the existing
commercial treaty w ith Austria and the adhesion of
that Power to the Zollverein must be successfully
pursued."

TURIN, MAT 22.
The King arrived in this city at 3 p.m.
His Majesty was received by the Municipality
and the authorities of the National Guard, and
warmly cheered by the people.
Signor Rattazzi has also arrived.

FRANKFORT-ON-MAIN, MAY 22.

In to-day's sitting of the Federal Diet the Com-
mittee upon the affair of Electoral Hesse proposed
the adoption of the Austro-Prussian proposition of
the Bth of March in reference to the re-establish-
ment of the Constitution of 1831.

It is expected that the decision of the Federal
Diet will be given on Saturday next.

FRANCE.

PARIS, MAY 22.

BOURSE, May 22.—The market still continues
heavy, and little doing. Threes, for the Account,
are now at 70f. 20c. Railways also quiet. The
market left off as follows :

41 per per Cents 97 80
Do. end month -
3 per Cents
Do. end month 7O 20
New 3 per Cants
Do. end month 69 25
Credit Mobilier B2l 25
Do. end month 825

Bank Sharps 3140
Credit k oncier 1555
Belgian 4#.. —
Pieclmontesc Fives, 70
Italian Loan 7O
Austrian
Spanish Threes 52
Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1317 50 .. 1310 25
Northern
....
New ditto..
Lyons and Mediterranean 1106 25 .. 1108 75
Geneva
370 .. 370
Southern
842 50 .. 843 75
Western
Eastern .. ..
0.0 .. 566 25
Sardinian ........ 370 .. 372 b 0
Austrian .............. 525 525
Lombard .............. 588 75 .. 591 25

LATEST NEWS.

MADRID, MAY 23.
A telegram received here from London, dated
22d, states that England and Spain have both en-
tirely approved the conduct of their Plenipoten•
tiaries in Mexico.

The English Cabinet is said to have invited the
Cabinet of Madrid to declare the treaty concluded
at London to have lapsed.

MILAN, MAY 22,
General Turr has gone to visit Garibaldi, it is
believed in the name of the King.

The Democratic Club in this city is preparing a
demonstration in favour of General Garibaldi. Its
movements are watched by th© authorities.

BERLIN, MAY 23.
The semi-official 411.9ferneine Preunische (Stern:

Zeitung says :
" The Cassel Gazette contains the strange state-
ment that Count Bernstorff, in reply to an inquiry
made by the Minister of Electoral Hesse, declared
that the late military movements of Prussia were
neither particularly directed against Electoral Hesse,
nor intended as a demonstration against the Go-
vernment of that Electorate.
" In view of the real state of things, which speaks
clearly enough for itself, it is hardly necessary to
observe that the interpretation of Count Bernstorff's
words, as given by the Cassel Gazette, is founded on
a decided misunderstanding.
" We are enabled to state, that the expressions
used by Count Bernstorff were such that the Mini-
ster of Electoral Hesse could not have been left in
any doubt as to the very serious state of affairs, and
the determined intention of the Prussian Govern-
ment to bring the conflict in Electoral Hesse to an
end."

PARIS, MAY 22, Evening.
The Esprit Public of this evening believes the
Council of Ministers deliberated yesterday upon the
affairs of Mexico, and decided that the expedition
should be pursued. It is further stated that the
Cabinets of Madrid and London were made ac-
quainted with this resolution.