The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-27 00:00:00

LORD DUNDREARFS LAST.

" I that' I Tham I athk thothe fellaha in America, when
they come in from a thtampede, ' How'th your poor feet 1' '

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The Queen of the Ex and the Maja have arrived
from Matamoras (Mexico) with about 250,000 Mexi-
can dollars on freight. The present quotation for
this coin is nominally ss. ltd. per ounce, but the
market has a decidedly flat appearance.

LATJA"

E WS.

NEAPOLITAN PROVINCES IN

A STATE OF SIEGE.

TURIN, AUG. 25 (Evening).
The Neapolita'n Provinces have been proclaimed
in a state of sieges
General Della Marmora has been appointed
Extraordinary Commissioner.

NAPLES, AUG. 26.

General Lamarmora has issued a proclamation,
directed, as he says, against those subversive men
who, under the pretence of hastening the accom-
plishment of Italian unity, have provoked civil war
in Sicily.

The proclamation continues thus:—" General
Garibaldi, their chief, has thrown himself on this
continent, threatening to introduce anarchy. It is
the duty of the Government to crush the rebellion.
A state of siege has therefore been proclaimed.
The commanders of divisions will unite military
and civil powers. All assemblages are to be dis-
persed by force. The exportation and retention of
arms is prohibited. All arms must be given up
within three days. The liberty of the press is re-
stricted."

Tranquillity prevails at Naples.
About 1,000 Garibaldians hays disembarked a
Melito.

Generals Oialdini and Pinelli have arrived a'

Messina.

General Revel has gone to Reggio.

TOULON, Atra. 27.

The squadron of evolution, under the command
of Admiral Rigault de Genauilly, has left Ajaccio.
Its destination is not yet known,

PARIS, AUG. 26.
La France of this evening declares that grea
excitement exists in Calabria.

The towns of Bova, Oppido, Nicotora, Mileto,
Palmi, Gerace, and Carignano have pronounced in
favour of Garibaldi, and others are expected to
follow their example.

A large number of ships which had brought Gad-
baldian Volunteers from various parts of Italy were
anchored off Gioja.

The•division of General Brignone had received
orders to proceed to Calabria immediately.
The Presse of this evening asserts that Austria
and Spain have addressed a note to the French Go-
vernment on the Roman question.

The same paper says that Austria has determined
to call out 40,000 more soldiers.
The Councils General have been opened. The
Duke de Morny, in his opening speech, abstained
from all mention of politics.

TURIN, AUG. 26.
Garibaldi is still at Mileto. He left Catania
with two postal steamers.

Yesterday the Royal authorities re-entered Ca-
tania, and captured 800 volunteers.
The Minister Persani also arrived, in the town,
and immediately ordered the arrest of the com-
mander of the two frigates which were stationed off
the port, on account of his doubtful conduct on the
occasion of the departure of Garibaldi.

NAPLES, ATJG. 26.
General Cialdini has left for Sicily, after having
concerted measures with General Della Marmora.

WARSAW, AUG. 26.

The sentence pronounced on Rzonka and Ryl:
for attempting the life of the Marquis \Vielopol'
ski has been confirmed by the Grand Duke Con.

stantine.

The execution took place at nine o'clock this

morning.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 27

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Ellora, Capt. Kellock, with the heavy portion
of the above mail has arrived here.

She brings 27 passengers, £541 in specie, and
2,076 packages of cargo, including 839 bales of raw
silk—value £75,000.

On the 20th inst. the Ellora spoke the British
barque Caducess, steering south-east, and on the
23d the Pera, bound east.
GIBRALTAR, Aug. 22.—Exchange on London, 90
days, 50; on Marseilles, 5.28 ; on Genoa, 5.28 ; on
Cadiz and Malaga, eight days, par; on Madrid, 1
prem. Freights unaltered.