The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-28 00:00:00

I..J.ATESr NEWS.

PARIS, AUG. 28.

The Moniteur of this morning announces tLat the
squadron of evolution has received orders to proceed
to the Bay of Naples.

NAPLES, Attu. 27 (Evening).

Yesterday a conflict took place between the
Garibaldians and a reconnoitering corps of Royal
troops, sent from Reggio.
- Another conflict occurred also today. Forty-
two Garibaldians were taken prisoners, among
whom were Major Merighi and some other officers.
Several Garibaldians were wounded. The Royal
troops had three wounded.

Deputies Mordini and Fabrizi, who arrived here
yesterday, were arrested to-day.

Calaehio, a Bourbon partisan, has also been
arrested,

TURIN, AUG. 27.

The Monarchia Nazionale of to-day publishes a
despatch from Messina, dated the 26th instant, ac-
cording to which the Mazzinian party had endea-
voured to excite a demonstrati3n in savour of Gari-
baldi in that city. With this end they posted up a
proclamation during the night.
The removal of the placards by the police caused
the assemblage of a large number of persons, who
were, however, immediately dispersed by the
National Guard.

The Minister Persano had addressed an extremely
energetic letter to the Commandant-General at
Messina, requesting him to keep the troops within
their barracks, and ordering the adoption of severe
measures to repress disorders.
The Monarchia Nazzonale also says :

" Garibaldi is at Melito with 1,300 rebels. A
large number of troops and vessels have been sent
to Reggio with orders to immediately seek out the
rebels and thoroughly defeat them. The fleet
cruising in the Straits will cut off their communica-
tions with Sicily."
General Cialdini will proceed to Calabria. Gen.
Brignone will replace him in Sicily. The island is
tranquil.
The Official Gazette of this evening announces
that Garibaldi has left Melito and proceeded to-
wards Reggio. It states also that the news from
the Neapolitan provinces is satisfactory, and that
the state of siege has been generally well received
by the people.

ST. PETERSBURG, AUG. 27, EVENING.

The Journal de kkt. Petersbourg of to-day contains
a circular noto of Prince Gortschakoff, dated the
6th (18th of August) concerning the recognition of
the Kingdom of Italy by Russia.
Prince Gortschakoff says in this note :
It is not only questions of right which are under
consideration. It is monarchical principle and
social order contending against revolutionary
anarchy."

The Prince then enumerates the guarantees given
by King Victor Emmanuel, and adds :

"Under these circumstances we have thought it
our interest to maintain and fortify the Cabinet of
Turin on the ground of social order, and not to re-
fuse our moral support to a Government chosen by
the enlightened majority of a country towards
which we entertain good will and sympathy."

The Minister concluded by saying
" The Emperor neither raises nor resolves the
question of right."

WARSAW, AUG. 27.

To-day the Governor of Poland issued a procla-
mation, stating that the Government will suppress
all insurrectionary attempts.
The proclamation concludes as follows:
" Loyal Poles ! Trust in me, and we will jointly
further the welfare of Poland. Thus will a happy
era be opened for your beloved fatherland."

COPENHAGEN, AUG. 27, EVENING.

Yesterday the Prussian and Austrian replies to
the Banish note of March 12 were remitted to M.
von Hall.

The Prussian note is very excessive in its de-
mands. It requests the abolition of the general con-
stitution, and the recognition of the right of the
Provincial Assemblies of each State to vote the
Budget. It further demands the abolition of the
regulations respecting language in Schleswig, and
a return to the State of things existing previous to
1848.

The Austrian note is aisoexorbitant in its require
meats, although less so than that of Prussia.

BE GRADE, AUG. 26.

The conferences on the Servian question have
been broken off, the Porte having demanded that,
before negotiating further the Servians should cease
arming, and demolish the barricades erected by
them at Belgrade. These demands have, however,
been rejected by Servia.

PLYMOUTH, AUG. 27.

The Federal frigate Tuscarora left the harbour
this evening, after having landed her Cowes pilot.
She is said to be bound for Cadiz.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 28.
The Royal Mail steamer Shannon, with the above
mails, has arrived.
She brings 121 passengers, 1,3 8,108 dols. in
specie, and 1,178 packages of cargo.

FRANCE.

PARIS, AUG. 27, EVENING.

La Presse publishes the following, under the
head of " Latest Intelligence" :—" The Emperor is
expected this evening (Wednesday), at half-past 5
o'clock, at the Palace of St. Cloud. Marshal
MacMahon is with his Majesty, whom he will ac-
company to Biarritz."
A despatch from Marseilles, dated the 25th inst.,
says :—" The Italian Government has freighted six
steamers at Marseilles for the conveyance of troops
to Sicily. Two of these steamers, Llsere and
l'Astrologie, have left for Genoa; the others, the
Charles Martel, I'Algerie, and the Atlas, leave
to-day.
A despatch from Toulon, under date of the 24th
bast., says :—" The 95th Regiment of the Line and
a Regiment of Chasseurs, which arrived yesterday,
embarked this day for Mexico."
La France of to-day publishes a despatch stating
that Garibaldi is marching on Reggio, and that in
an order of the day, dated the 25th inst., he an-
nounced to the Volunteers that in a few days he
would enter Naples with them.
The Paris papers of this evening announce that
the Emperor will arrive in Paris at 5 p.m. to-day
with the Duke of Magenta, who wilt accompany
his Majesty to Biarritz.
An official notific,ltion appeared to-
day
to the
effect that private telegrams will no longer be
es and
re-
ceived for the Southern Italianrovinc
P
Sicily.
The telegraphic communicationwith Corfu and
Malta remains open.
owe interesting p
culars with respect to the arti-
The Algiers papers give
prediction of tobacco in
1862 is estimated at
5,747,000 kilogrammes• fne
that colony. The crop °rt.,
increase in the cu -
ture of the plant during the last eighteen years has
been immense. In 1844 it appears that there were
only three tobacco planters, and their united 'Mu—
tations covered but 1 hectare 42 acres, or about al
acres English. Ten years later there were more

than 2,000 planters, and 2,818 hectares were allotted
to tobacco. In 1859 this had increased to 6,697
hectares, between the three provinces of Algiers,
Oran, and Constantine. The French papers speak
highly of the quality of this African tobacco, and
urge further extension of its growth as particularly
desirable now that the usual sources, the Southern
States of America, whence England derives by far
the greater part of her enormous annual supply,
are closed to commerce. It is said here that the
attention of the English trade has been particularly
attracted during the present London Exhibition to
the Algerian tobacco there exhibited.
BOURSE, Aug. 27.—The market has been very
heavy, and stock having been freely offered, the
business done has been nt a decline on previous
quotations. Threes, for the Account, are now at
68f. 25c. Railway Shares have been firmer than
the Rente, but with 1
closed as follows :

4 per Cents. 97 75
Do end month 97 55
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B
New 3 per Cents
Do. end
Credit Mobilier B3O
.Do. end month B3O

,ttle doing. The market

Bank Shares 3180
Credit k oncier
Piedmontes( Fives 69
Italian Loan 6B 30
Roman
Austrian .. —
Spani,h Threes —
Home Debt

RA ILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans ................ 1015 50 .. 1012 60
Northern .......... 1000 .. 1000
New ditto
-- _, • •
Lyons and Mediterranean 1092 50 .. 1092 50
&nava 340 342 50
Southern ... . 815 .. 815
Western
Eastern ... ,
Sardinian
Austrian
Lou. bard