The Sun.
London, England, 1854-06-27 00:00:00

sun, wis!ied, on arriving at the place, to
iti‘;,B"lne little repose before commencing an
1°414; but the Toucolours, as the natives are
1,,
•61, •
$ immediately assoled them. The French
engaged the coinbat, and in an hour
ere k:ompletely victors. They had one
)I(iir of artillery, one of infantry, and seine
reen killed ; and 107 wounded, amongst whom
6 several officers. After the combat the nati /es
e th •
eir submission, and sued for a treaty of
The
Itente was rather heavy yesterday, and the
Ise I^4 of. the Three per Cents. is slightly lower.
closed at 73f., or 15c. lower. TrienFour-and-
VII Per Cents. are unaltered, at2sc. Bank
Shares are 10f. higher, whilst tho§e of
•
'ooi6te Mobiliere are Bf. 75c. lower. Foreign
ttild„
t% 4 axe nearly unchanged. Austrian (London)
141141 k however, higher, and Spanish Home
kto'll lower. Railway Shares remain -at about
''';tY's prices. Exchange on London (short)
Imoney ditto (90 days), 24f. 724 c., money.

ITALY.
qi,lB stated in a letter quoted by the Parlamento
kr`tirin of the 2d, that the tomb of Odoacer,
of the B.eruli, has been discovered at Ravenna
to ale•workmen, who, it appears found the body
qt,4B ed in a suit of armour of g 5.21.1, which they
ih,`l, e into pieces and secretly sold. The matter
liti) however, soon divulged, and further in vesti-
has led to the discovery of some other pre-
rtieles, which had escaped Cie rapacity of
4tte.lllPrits, and of a monumental inscription, con-
Thng the fact of its being the tomb of Odoacer.
Sloanish Ambassador to the Court of Parma
~biPresented to the Duchess Regent a letter, in
Ipf:u Queen Isabella 11. confers the dignity of
l',obleit of Spain upon the present Duke of Parma,
rt I
ttert have been received
.from Rome to the
4* The consistory which was to have been
a!,)11 the 19th had been postponed to the
krrh consequence of the funeral of Cardinal
Pekre',,ari2 which took place on the 19th. The
ony was performed in the church of St.
WII;IP of Neri, adjoining the Gabrielli Palace,
h. 113 the deceased prelate resided. The Pope
)t;i4 present with all the Sacred College, the
tune, and the municipal authorities, and
11
0 mess pronounced the absolution. A
ik4ilerable number of the clergy and. of the
Itgllkeatants were pfesent in order to testify their
ration for the deceased. A number of French
tk`tents also attended on the occasion. The de-
'Pki.Bed Cardinal was born at Rome in 1788, of
,/1,,,?t1'0f the lowest class of society. He was dis-
ktrtshed for his virtues and theological attain-
to,,Te2and was for Some time nuncio at Paris. His
04,1r.ation to the rank of cardinal in, petto took
pros'el Deeeinber,l.B46, but he was not formally
kolle,iiied cardinal until September, 1850. A
4114, ago there were three cardinals who had been
tim'ios. at Paris ; at present only one remains, the
cardinal Macchi, senior member of the Sacred
lege.

SPAIN.
le, a proof of the readiness with which the loan
I,r4llded by the Government is being subscribed
the the lieraldo, of the 21. st, states that of 85 dis-
oic4ef the province of Albacete, 70 have already
/piled to pay their part within the
.period fixed,
thig that a number of the inhabitants of the other
fiefs have also made the same offer.

PORTUGAL.
014 e Official journal of Lisbon, of the 10th, con-
tr4:adecree of the King4tegent, granting an ex-
° eulnary credit for salaries and allowances to
11(1'1's and midshipmen of the Portuguese navy
‘rilbaY serve for three years in the allied fleets of
d and France.

SWITZERLAND.
letter from Belleuz of the 21st, in the Parla-
-114 t 0 of Turin, states that the Austrian blockade
mi Seri raised' in consequence of the Canton's pro-
llot to tolerate any Italian refugees within its
flotrito
rY. Nevertheless, Austria has consented to
tek"a few Italian professors, who are refugees, to
4'4 in the Canton.