The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

A Berne newspaper of the 12th says :--" Ac-
cording to reports received from the canton of
Ticino, an emissary, who has been arrested, has
made important revelations, which have been
confirmed to a certain extent by his papers.
The Council of State has ordered the arrest of an
apothecary, and of a canon at Lugano ; and of
two other priests, and of the printer of the
Patriot at Lucarno. This has caused some agi-
tation.

The Ticino Gazette states that the authorities,
both in Switzerland and in Piedmont, are turning
their attention to the movements of the refugees,
since they have learnt that Mazzini has left Lon-
don, and that great agitation is perceptible
among the refugees in Paris and London.
The Piedmontese Government has directed that
all articles intended for the Exhibition of Genoa'
shall be conveyed free of expense. Moreover, all

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those sent from foreign countries are to be ad-
mitted free of duty ; but they cannot compete for
the prizes, and, if sold in the country, will b.
liable to duty.
The Parlament° of Turin of the 11th states that
a motion has been made in the Communal Council
of that city, to the effect that the Piazza San Carlo
shall be called the " National Pantheon," and
adorned with the monument of Gioberti, and those
ofother illustrious Piedmontose.
We read in the Parlamento of Turin of the 11th,
that the Imperial Lieutenant of Milan, in giving
the usual permission, according to treaty, for the
exportation of 5,000 moggia (about 21,000 bushels)
of corn to ' the Grisons, expressed a hope that the
canton would not, this year, make use of it, seeing
that a much larger quantity had already been re-
ceived there from Lombardy. As to Ticino, the
Austrian Government is stated to have pleaded the
present state of blockade as a sufficient reason for
refusing the execution of the treaty relating to the
exportation of corn.

SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazette, of the 9th, contains a ror.l
decree which puts an end to the ad interim, adnii•
nistration of the War Department by
M. CollanteSl
Minister of Public Works, and directs the Margin!
de Molins to resume it. The Heraldo says that
rumours that a renewal of the civil war would take
place in Spain, iu the event of the European euuli
plications leading to war, were current ; but tha
the Government had ascertained that they were
not serious.
The audience which General Narvaez had of the
Queen was very short. He respectfully thankeu,
the Queen for the special mark of kindness he hat'
received from her. Her Majesty replied, "I I,et
with pleasure that your health is good. I thougoi
you ill. If I had known that you were so vrellf,,,
should have insisted on your going to Vienna
Immediately after this General Narvaez took leave
of her Majesty. He maintains great reserve °I!
his political views. Before leaving for Arauille;
he went to see the Minister of War, but, IT
meeting him, left this note : "Captain-General the
Duke de Valencia called to pay a visit to his -'4l-
cellency the Minister of War." He has not 11" t
had an interview with the President of the Colucam
The Gazette states that the celebrated Tauread°:l
Francisco Arjona Guillen, alias Cuehares, who 11,
was
seriously on several occasions, marks of kiedn'
from M. Mendizabal, no sooner heard that he ",
-f„
seriously ill than he hastened to place a sum
15,000 piastres at his disposal, offering to increase
it if he desired. On the day of his funeral C hello
sent four carriages to follow the procession. „
occupied one of them, and accompanied the bc)"."
to tke cemetry.
The Three per Cents. were done at 42 ; the Neal
Three per Cents. at 22#; the Debt of the Vl'
Class at 8i ; and that of the Second at 4.

PRUSSIA.
A grand serenade was given four nights agc) ,t 44
Baron de Manteuffel, President of the Council „.
Ministers at Berlin. He went down to the T:e
siciaus and thanked them* ; and he expressed ~11
hope that the people would continue to show wito
their love and sympathy. The next day numer°4
deputations waited on him with congratulat°"
addresses.

The Lithograph Correspondence of Berlin sartes
" Our Government has addressed to the Cabin
of Vienna a confidential demand as to the orire
of the attacks which the Augsburg Gazette and na
Post Gazette of Frankfort have recently made as,"
Prussia ; and has received for reply a positive... 4
surance that it is totally a stranger to the 114"
articles."
u
The King of Prussia has remitted certain Peok
ties to which M. Wagner, ex-editor of the oed
Gazette of Prussia, was some time ago conderall
for offences of the press.

BELGIUM.
The King of the Belgians, on Friday, receivet:
deputation from the Senate, who presented t
Address in reply to the Speech from the Thr°l3e.
His Majesty replied : ra
" Gentlemen,—The words which I have just
cause me livelye sisfaction ; I find in them the exPrr"
sion of the sentiments to which the Senate has long by
eustomed me. To consolidate Belgian nationalitYt the
developing the moral and material condition a u
country, is a task worthy of all our sympathies.
the
assuring to my government its loyal co-operation. o.
Senate gives me a new testimony of its patriotic de'
tedness, and I thank you."

DENMARK. ce
Sir Henry Watkin Williams Wynn who siII
1817, that is for 37 years, has been Minister Plll
potentiary of England at the Court of Denn
has on his demand been recalled, and intend L,l
retire to private life. On the sth Sir Hen 4.
tu
hthe honour to dine with the King, and on rii-be6ci_ki
e embarked in the steamer Skiruir for
veuera; in. order to return to his country. This
diplomatist, who is greatly esteemed at °,°,l3.„ce
hagen, was accompanied to .the port by the iithe
of Denmark, the Landgrave of Hesse, au,,tity
diplomatic body, and a great number of al.'
guished personages.

SOUTH AMERICAN MAILS'

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, TUESDAY MoRNIDN'tt,
By the Royal Mail steam ship Severn, StrLA,
Commander, we have cites from Buenos AYW;,..,
Oct. 2d ; Montevideo, sth ; Rio Janeiro, Jule,
Pernambuco, 23d ; St. Vincent, 31st ; Terrell Nov. sth ; Madeira, 7th ; Lisbon, 11th. •bt
The Severn brings 38 passengers, and on frig
specie value 1001., diamonds value 10,0001•,
rig"
serons cochineal, 22 serons, ipecacuanh a, 586, hos
chests oranges, and sundry merchandise, and •og
experienced heavy north-easterly gales since lealltef
Lisbon. This packet left Rio only five days B'o
the Brazileira, which reached Liverpool on
sth instant. No events of importance had til—or
spired in the interim, either in the River Plate
in the Brazils.
vral
The internal condition of Buenos Ayres
rapidly improving, and a number of industrial
terprises were on the tapis.
teo
This packet brings a memorandum and Pool
from the Government of Buenos Ayres addres tif
to all European Powers against the treaty recee of
established for a protectorate of the Island
Martin Garcia. don
At Rio the closing rate of exchange on Lo‘,llffee
was 28 ; Six per Cent. Stock, 101 to 102. v°t of
sold at full prices. Exchange to the an 101111: -14.4
450,0001. has been done upon London. Fraig
active.
• t.
From Lisbon we have accounts to the 11th met
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's stonja
Iberia left for Southampaton on that day, 11%00
started two days behind her time in conseclll,lol4
of a long outward passage. Exchange on Lonois
54k. A severe shock of an earthquake had
experienced in Lisbon. in
The screw steamer Lady Jocelyn left St. tra'
cent's on the 30th October. The steamer
-0',0,0d
Ilan arrived on the same day from London, r
remained in quarantine, having been filled '`(:)
breach of the Port regulations.

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BANK OF AMSTERDAM.- -Advices received fr°113,„..-033
sterdam by telegraph state that the Bank of Anrs'—fi /
t,
have raised the rate of discount from 21 to 3 per e
AMSTERDAM AND ROTTERDAM PRODUCE MAItl-veig
rdal°
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam and Rotte4iro.
produce markets, state that business was rather ina'tiot,a'
The demand for coffee having slightly improved, goad,
tons generally were firmer. Sugar, raw and re b 0
bad brought improved prices, but the op
been limited. Rice and indigo continued to b
supported. Dora
twat
JUDICIAL CHANGES.—We regret to learnr"
Fullarton has felt himself compelled to give in 0"oat °'
nation as a judge of the Court of Session, en acre° tier
increasing bad health. It is rumoured that AO' I,ll'.
cules Robertson will be chosen as his successoney
Neaves has also been named for the appointor P
North British Daily Mail. of
THREE RAILWAY ACCIDENTS.—Within the OP:a on
four days no less than three accidents have ocerlSoalt
eratieries
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire 1:d'oorly
nearly at one part of the line. The first oceurr 0011°
two miles from Retford to the msil train from "--of the
Manchester, on Sunday evening, by the brealdflogi
tire of one of the engine wheels, in oonsequenrAough„d
the fore part of the train got off the line and regen
up the rails for about half a mile. On TueedeiYs diata:o
a second accident occurred within a few lit:line We
from the scene of the first disaster, and t."
blocked up for some time. On Wednesday near th
about five o'clock, the third accident occurre;., engthe
ine
breaking station to a goods train from Lincoln, engwa
breaking of the tire of one of the wheels The engine 313 r,
when the train was going full speed. The fiend, the ,Preee
several carriages were thrown off the line, an all t"the
manent way was considerably damaged. U. it
cases considerable inconvenience was experien.., ,04
disorganisation of the ordinary system of tray'
is fortunate that no person was injured. vg,
BURGLARY AT PECKHAM.—A daring rurr. Iron to
perpetrated on Sunday night at the house one rot
South-street, Peckham. The family hafir7nVirealcio
church, a gentlemanly dressed young rnallresied 34010
Mr. Young, and being told he was out, exP
oWas. the
to write a note to him. The servant girl, vg,P,er bi to
three let _
in the house, hesitating at this, he Selz"' her
ia
throat and carried her into the parlour,life then It eY
cut her throat if she made an outcry'. foot. 010
two men, who bound the girl hand and
Ping
to 0
made her tell where the plate and otherca Pirng dr; wore
deposited, which they succeeded in WY been
valuable amount. On return of the ram v
unable to get into the house, and a lad d_etr
procured, the servant was found thrust. ru,.
No clue of the burglars has yet been
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