The Sun.
London, England, 1862-03-05 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, MARCH 5,
The Moniteur of this morning contains the fol-

lowing announcement :

" The Emperor, in view of the present difficult
position of the workmen at the great industrial
centres, has ordered the Minister of his Household
to send 250,000 f. from the privy purse to the pre-
fects of the departments of Rhone, Loire, Seine
Inferieure, and Nord, to be applied for the benefit
of the workmen."

The illoniteur also announces that the applica-
tions for the conversion of the 4i per cent. Rentes
now amount to 110,000,000 f. and that the number
of Obligations Trentennaires presented for conver-
sion is 428,173.

The Moniteur states that the Corps Legislatif
will hold a public sitting this day, at one o'clock,
to receive a communication from the Government.

TURIN, MARCH 5.

The Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Interior, War,
and Justice are now definitively filled up as fol-

lows :

Minister for Foreign Affairs and, ad interim,
Minister of the Interior Signor Rattazzi.
Minister of War .... .. „ Pelitti.

Minister of Justice .

Cordova.

In a meeting of the members of the Opposition,
it was decided that it would be dangerous to the
country to call Signor Cordova to the post of Mini-
ster of the Interior.

TURIN, MARCH 3, Evening.

The Turin papers confirm the list of the members
of the new Cabinet which Was published yesterday,
and add the names of Admiral Persano for the Mi-
nistry of Marine, and Mancini for that of Public
Instruction.

The same papers announce that Deputy Monzani
has gone to Florence to engage Signor Poggi to
accept the post of Minister of Justice.
Garibaldi has had a conference with Signor
Rattazzi.

The Italia asserts that Signor Rattazzi and the
principal members of the new Cabinet took the
oath of allegiance to the King yesterday evening.

MILAN, MARCH 5.
King Victor Emmanuel, accompanied by Admiral
Persano and Signor Pelitti, has arrived here.
His Majesty was enthusiastically received by the
people.

ROME, MARCH 2 (via MARSEILLES).
In order to stop the popular manifestations against
the Pontifical Government, Gen. Goyon yesterday
occupied the Corso with 3,000 French troops, who
were arranged in order of battle.
Artillery were stationed upon the Piazza del Po-
polo and the Piazza Barberini.
Monsignor de Merode has discovered the secre-
tary of the Roman National Committee. This per-
son is stated to be one Penanzi, at whose residence
important documents have been found, including a
list of patriots, and letters from a French officer of
high position to a lady who was in connection with
the committee.

Thirty-six persons in all were arrested.
An assembly of 20,000 persons met on Thursday
in the Forum, to protest against the carnival pa-
tronised by the Government. Great irritation was
displayed by the people.

BERLIN, MARCH 4,

A meeting took place yesterday evening, at
Kroll's Concert-rooms, of about 2,500 members of
the German National Association ; Herr Beningsen

presided.

After a speech from Herr Met; of Darmstadt,
the address of the Committee was unanimously
adopted, as well as the motion for an address of
thanks to Herr Roggenbaoh, of Carlsruhe, and the
proposition to celebrate the centenary of Fichte's
birthday.
Herr Heyner, of Leipsic, and Herr Reuss, of
Nilrenberg, bore testimony to the sympathy felt
with Prussia in their respective parts of the country.

All the speakers agreed in approving the main-
tenance of a united Federal Government, with a
central Executive and Parliament, under the leader-
ship of Prussia.

The National Association now numbers 26,000

members.

BOMBAY, FEB. 12.

Pegu, Tenasserim, and Arracan have been united
into one province, as British Burmah, with Colonel
Phayre as Chief Commissioner.

The war with the savage tribes on the south-
eastern frontier of Bengal has,become more serious.
More troops have been ordered up.
North Canara has been given up by Madras to
Bombay.

Sir George Clerk is very ill.
Great interest has been excited in Bombay by an
action for libel brought by the high priest of a
Hindoo sect against a native reformer. The trial
has already lasted a fortnight, and is still going on.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
BOMBAY, FEB. 12.
Shirtings and mule twist dull and unchanged;
81, shirtings, sr. 14a.
Cotton.—Broach, 195.
Copper dull ; sheathing, 58r.; tile, 56r. to 58r.
Malwa opium, 15,000 r. per chest.
Government Securities.—Four per Cents., 90;
Fives, 1011; Fives and-a-Half, 108.
Exchange on London, 2s. Old.
Freights for cotton to Liverpool, to 675. 6d, to
70s.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO BOMBAY.)
CALCUTTA, FEB. 10.
Shirtings dull. Mule twist advancing.
Copper, fair inquiry, but prices stationary.
Indigo and linseed advancing. Rice quiet.
Exchange on London, 2s. Old.
Government Securities.—Four per Cents., 891 to
90 ; Fivea-and-a-Half, 1084 to 1082-.
Freights for seeds to London, 80s.