The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-24 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, MARCH 24.
The .dioniteur of to-day contains the following
official account of the reception by the Emperor of
the deputation bearing the Address of the Corps
Leg islatif.

The Emperor, in reply to Count Morn), who
presented the address, said:—

" The adhesion of the Corps Legislatif is the
more valuable to me as the discussion of the Ad-
dress offered a spectacle worthy of attention, As,

unhappily, extreme opinions are most forward to
display themselves ; and, as respect for the liberty
of speech causes them to bo heard in silence, the
public often take this silence for tacit acquiescence.
But your address has now dispersed all these clouds,
has put matters in their true light, and reestablished
confidence. I receive with real satisfaction the ex-
pression of the feelings of the Corps Legislatif.
People have been too much moved by the simple
announcement of certain financial measures. A
system can only be well judged when taken as
a whole. The one proposed contains at once
augmentations and diminutions of taxes and re-
sources for extraordinary public works which can
either be developed or restricted. This question
will, however, be discussed by common agreement,
and I do not doubt that with the spirit of concilia-
tion which should animate all, the Committee on
the Budget and the Council of State will actin con-
cert to bring about a solution in conformity with
the wishes of the Chamber and the general interest.
Be good enough, therefore, to be my interpreter,
and express to your colleagues my gratitude for tho
concurrence, which I am convinced will never fail
me. Assure them that I have no desire to separate
myself too soon from a Chamber whose enlighten-
ment and patriotism afford to the country all the
guarantees which it can desire."

ROME, MARCIE 23.
The Marquis de Lavalette has had a private
audience of the Pope, and has left for Paris.

MILAN, MARCH 23, EVENING.
It is asserted here that a grand demonstration
has taken place at Verona.
Fireworks are said to have been discharged
showing the Italian tricolour.
Many Hungarian soldiers have been arrested at
Mantua.

PARIS, MARCH 23.
The address of the Corps Legislatif was presented
by a deputation to the Emperor to-day.

In reply, his Majesty is said to have expressed
his thanks to the Corps Legislatif for the address,
and to have added that he had no desire whatever
to separate himself from the Chamber, whose con
currence was so useful to him.

The Emperor is also reported to have said that
the law on the finances and the budget merited the
serious attention of the Chamber, on which he re-
lied, and which possessed his entire confidence.

TURIN, MARCH 23.

The Monarchia Nazionale of to-day publishes a
circular of the Minister for Foreign Affairs explain-
ing the policy which will be followed by the Italian
Government.

This circular treats particularly of three points,
namely, the recognition of Italy and the position
whi3h belongs to her ; the settlement of the Roman
question in concert with the European Powers, and
the Venetian question.
The Minister maintains that the right of Italy to

be recognised is evident.
Relative to the Roman question he says that
Rome should be the residence of the Pope, and at the
same time the centre of the Italian Government.

The circular also affirms that the solution of tb.e
Venetian question, in conformity with, the wishes
of Italy, is necessary for the maintenance of public
order in Europe, because the present state of things
continually endangers the general peace.
The report that the southern army is about to be
amalgamated with the regular army has been con-
firmed.

MILAN, MARCH 22.

The Milanese students have had an interview
with Garibaldi, informing him that they had
formed themselves into a company of Carabineers.
Garibaldi recalled the events of 1859, and en-
couraged the students.
A number of ladies have associated themselves
with the institution of National Rifle Clubs.
A crowd had assembled before the hotel of
Garibaldi, shouting " United Italy !" " Rome and
Venice !"

A distribution of medals was appointed to take
place at two o'clock to-day.

MARCH 23.

At the banquet given yesterday evening in the
Hotel de Ville, Garibaldi spoke of the power of
ideas, and of the future of Italy.
He recalled also the number of foreign martyrs
for Italian freedom, and said that it was the duty
of Italy to be grateful to the Hungarians, Poles,
and other peoples. He concluded by proposing
the toast of " Victor Emmanuel, the Regular Army,
and the Volunteers."

General Turr also made a speech in which he
spoke of Italy, whose battles were those of

humanity.
General Bixio proposed " The Alliance and Com-
munity of all Nations."

Signor Feletri proposed "The Wallachians."
Garibaldi has received a deputation from Venetia
offering to make efforts for the completion of the
unity of Italy.

TURIN, MARCH 22.

Commander Tecchio, the Ministerial candidate,
was elected President of the Chamber of Deputies
to-day by 129 out of 235 votes; 89 votes were re-
corded in favour of Signor Lanza, the Opposition
candidate ; the remainder being in favour of other
candidates. _ _

The Portfolio for Foreign Affairs has, it is said,
been offered to Signor Torrearsa.

MILAN, MARCH 22 (Evening.)

The Allianza publishes the programme agreed
upon between Kossuth, Klapka, and Turr in refe-
rence to Hungary.