The Sun.
London, England, 1853-10-22 00:00:00

ITALY.

From Turin we learn that on Thursday tranquil-
lity had not been disturbed anew. The deputies,
the national guard, and the municipal council of
the capital, have expressed their attachment to the
ministry.

It is positively stated that the difficulties which
had arisen between the Holy See and the Prussian
Government relative to the measures recently pre-
scribed for mixed marriages have been smoothed
down, and that the Cabinet of Berlin no longer
insists on their withdrawal.

The Tuscan consulate at Rome has been sup-
pressed, and a consular councillorship dependent
from the Tuscan legation substituted in its stead.
The Giornale di Boma publishes a decree, dated
the 12th, of the Minister of Finance at Rome,
announcing, in the name of the Pope, that the col-
lection of the arrears of the tax previous to 1853 on
professions, established by the decrees of October
14 and November 29, 1852, is suspended until the
end of 1854. This tax is entirely remitted for the
whole current year, and the first nix months of
1854.

The Univers, in giving an abstract of its private
correspondence from Rome, states as a rumour that
M. de Boutenieff, the Russian Minister to the
Holy See, has been recalled to St. Petersburg,
having incurred his imperial master's displeasure
for not having opposed with sufficient energy the
beatification of Father Bobola, the Polish Jesuit,
which is to take place on the 30th inst. ; and for not
having displayed greater activity in exercising
espionnage over the Russian and Polish Catholics.
residing at Rome, or going there on a pilgrimage.
But a version which the Univers thinks more pro-
bable is, that M. de Boutenieff's disgrace is owing
to his not having succeeded in getting the Pope to
appoint a certain priest, recommended by the Em-
peror of Russia, to a bishopric in Poland. Besides
the highest recommendations, as stated, the said
pretender to the honours of episcopacy had abun-
dance of money at command, and, as the Univers
assures us, a good stock of cunning and intrigue ;
not enough, however, it would seem, for the court
of Rome. Having lost his labour, he returned to
Poland as he came, and laid the fault on M. de
Boutenieff, whence the latter's disgrace.
The Parlament° of Turin of the 18th inst.,
states that Mr. Brett had concluded his arrange-
ments for the establishment of the electric tele-
graph along the coast of the islands of Corsica and
Sardinia. The wire, which is to unite them with
Piedmont, is to be ready for the Ist March, 1854.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 16th announce the
death of General Alaix from apoplexy. He was
one of the most distinguished officers of the Spanish
army. He served in America as well as in Spain.
The papers announce also the arrival in Madrid of
M. Soule, the United States Minister. The 16th
being Sunday, the Stock Exchange was not open.
The Duchess of Montpensier has had an attack
of the measles.

On the occasion of the anniversary of her birth,
the Queen had placed at the disposal of the Pro-
vincial Governor of Madrid a sum of 60,000 reals,
to be disiributed among the indigent poor and
charitable institutions of that capital.
The. Provincial Deputations were to be convoked
for the Ist of November. • (
It was reported that the Gazette would shortlA
puvq.siff`a decree suppressing passports. -
The Doke of Castroterreno was dangerously ill.

GERMANY.

The Customs' conference of the States of Ger-
many, now assembled at Berlin, decided, on the
12th, that the suspension of the import duties on
corn and other articles of food in the States of the
Zollverein shall be extended to the Ist of October
next year.