The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-24 00:00:00

LATEsr NEWS.

BERLIN, OCT. 24.

The semi-official A llgenzeine Preussische (Stern)
Zeitung, of to-day, publishes a leading article on
the last session of the Chambers, which concludes
as follows :

"All the proposals of the Government, aiming
at a conciliatory solution of the question of the
military budget, having been rejected by the Cham-
ber of Deputies, the Government has been placed
in a new position. The country may be convinced,
by its former conduct and by its present disposi-
tion to effect a constitutional solution of the
question, that the Government will take care
to narrow the conflict within the smallest
possible grounds that is to say, to the
maintenance of the unavoidable military ex-
penditure of 1862, and which will be defrayed under
the constitutional responsibility of the Ministers.
" But very shortly the means prescribed by publi•
duty and conscience will be employed in order, at
the beginning of the nest session, to effect a
definitive constitutional solution of the question at
issue, to restore to the country entire peace in the
interior, and to ensure the undisturbed development
1 of our constitutional institutions.

" May the people fully trust in the Constitution
and in the faithful intentions and endeavours of
the Government. May they not be misled by party
agitation, but aid the Government in restoring and
cementing peace."

TURIN, OCT. 23.

The deputation appointed to convey the gift of
the Romans to the Queen of Portugal has delivered
the following address to King Victor Emmanuel :
" Sire,—Your fellow-citizens will view, in the
honour which your Majesty confers by receiving
us, a new proof that force still keeps you afar from
Rome. But we know that your heart is with us.
Rome suffers indignantly, but confides in your
Majesty's word. In every event you will find in
her people the energetic desire that justice may be
done to Italy."
The King thanked the Roman deputation in his
daughter's name.

PARIS, OCT. 23, EVENING.

La France of this evening says :
" It appears certain that M. de Sartiges, the new
Ambassador at the Italian Court, will request the
Italian Government to give its adhesion to the plan
of reconciliation between Italy and the Papacy
which Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne has been in-
structed to support in Rome. This plan, in con-
formity with the published letter of the Emperor,
consists of the guarantee of the Pontifical territory
by the European Powers."

TURIN, OCT. 23.

A deputation, consisting of the Duea di Sforza,
the Senator Cesarine, and the Deputy Silvestrelli,
was received to-day by the King, and presented to
his Majesty the marriage gift sent by the citizens
of Rome to the Queen of Portugal.

The Officzal Gazette denies the statement of Depu-
ties Crispi and Deboni, that the Government had
forbidden Dr. Bertani to visit Garibaldi the first
day of his illness.
The Discussione of to-day says that it is con-
sidered likely the Ministry will come to an under-
standing with Signori Farini and Minghetti.
The same paper mentions a rumour that M.
Drouyn de Lhuys has proposed the revocation of
the vote of the Italian Parliament which declared
Rome the capital of Italy, and adds that no Minis-
try would be possible in Italy which would permit
any mutilation of the national programme.