The Sun.
London, England, 1865-07-27 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLRIENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

ITALY.
TURIN, JULY 24

The Italia contains the following :—" Informa-
tion from private sources confirms the news that
the clergy and their adherents will take part en
masse in the approaching elections. Meetings of
priests have actually been held in all the Italian
provinces. For the motto, Neither Candidates nor
Electors,' adopted in 1860, the clergy now substi-
tute for a watchword the loudest war cry of the
Church Militant. There were only two clerical
partisans in the last Parliament—Signori d'Oudes-
Rcggio and Cantu ; the first, as the public are
aware, went recently to Rome, where he had re-
peated conferences with the Pope and the principal
political personages of the Pontifical Court. Signor
Cantu will shortly make the same journey with a
similar object. These two personages reckon upon
being at the head of a numerous party in the new
Parliament. The principal objection that this new
resolution of the clergy meets with among the par-
tisans of the abstaining policy is, that to take part
in the elections, and send the elected to take the
oath of allegiance to the King before the Chamber,
would be a formal recognition of the new order of
things. This consideration, however, has not pre-
vented the great majority of the clergy from
deciding upon using the liberty left them by the
Court of Rome to take part in the elections."

FLORENCE, JULY 24.

On the 22d inst. there was an increase in the
number of persons attacked by cholera in Ancona.
Mere were, however, only three deaths.
The Nazione of to-day says :

" News from Ancona announces that some cases
of cholera continue to occur in that town. During
the last few days there have been, it is stated, four
or five cases a day. It is observed, however, that
the malady has not the violent character which it
has presented in Egypt."

SPAIN.

MADRID, JULY 26

The King, who has been suffering from a sligh
indisposition, is much better.

Senor Ulloa will leave, it is said, on Saturday
next for Florence,
as Spanish Ambassador to the
Italian Court.

FRANCE.

-
Prince de La Tour d'Auvergne, French Ambas-
sador at London, has arrived in Paris.
M. llidalgo, Mexican Minister, who had gone to
Spa for the benefit of his health, returned to Pariq
yesterday.
Procureur-General Dupin has left Paris for St.-
Honord-les-Bains, in the Nievre, where he purposes
passing some time.

The Duke de Brabant arrived at Ostend on Mon-
day with his three children. The Duke was to re-
turn to Brussels yesterday, but the children would
stay some days longer. The Duchess has remained
at Laeken.

General Chazal, Belgian Minister of War, has
left Brussels to pass some time at his estate at Pau.
The War Department will be administered during
his absence by the Minister of the Interior.

The King of Prussia, with his suite, left Salzburg
on Monday morning for Gastein.
BOURSE, July 26.—Two o'clock.—French Threes,
for the Account, opened at 67fr. 621 c., but have
since declined, and are now heavy at 67f. 55c. The
Shares of the Credit Mobilier have also lost on the
opening quotations, and are now done at 737 f. 50c.
The obligations of the new Municipal Loan, which
was so successfully subscribed to yesterday, the first
day of the public subscription, have been in great
demand, with a premium at one time as high as 5f.;
they arc now dealt in at if. premium.
Three o'clock.--The market remained heavy to
the last. Closing prices are as follows:-
4f per Centq 97 50 Ditto Threes
Do. end month Mexican Loan
3 per Cents. G7 65 Do. Bonds
Do. end month 67 571 Russian
Credit Mobilier 740 Austrian
Do. end month ... 736 25 Spanish Threes
Bank Shares 3600 Home Debt
Credit Foncier 1255 Deferred
Italian Loan 64 95 Roman
Do. end month 64 90
RAILWAYS.
Cash.

Amt.
Orleans
Northern ... 1042 50
Lyons and Mediterranean — ... 845
Southern ... 560
Western — ... 535
Eastern -
Sardinian . —
.. 275
Austrian
Lombard — ... 480
North of Spain — ... 190
Saragossa — ... 323 75
Ditto to Barcelona
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Roman