The Sun.
London, England, 1849-08-20 00:00:00

ITALY.

In the sitting of the 13th of the Piedmontese
Chamber of Deputies M. PARETO was named Presi-
dent by 77 votes against 44 ; MM. BUNICO and DE-
PRETIS were named Vice -Presidents; and MM.
MICHELLINI, CAVALLINI, BOTTINI, and PERA, Secre-
taries for the session. In the sitting of the Senate of
the same day Marquis POMPARATO moved, as an
amendment to the address in answer to the royal
speech, that the paragraph expressive of gratitude
towards France and England for their co operation in
the conclusion of the peace with Austria
be left out. Senator PLEZZA supported the
amendment; but Messimo D'Azuouo, Minister
of Foreign Affairs, having affirmed upon
his honour that the rumours in circulation concern-
ing the alleged indifference of France and England

towards Piedmont were utterly unfounded, the
Senate rejected the amendment and voted the address

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The Genoa Gazette st,Jos from Bologns, 9th, that
many lathes have been amst,Al there, and put into
houses of correction. On the 4th the POPE ehris•
tened at Gaeta the newly born Princess of NAPLES.
The Corriere Mercantile states from Naples, eth
that the Ministry has been modified. Cariati, Torella,
Bonelli, Ruggiero, and Gigli, have been dismissed.
Fortunato is named Minister of Foreign Affairs and
Finance; Longobardo assumes the Department of
Grace and Justice ; Pietro d'Urso the Departments
of the Interior and of Agriculture and Commerce.
Peccheneda is at the head of the Police Department ;
and Ferdinand Troja is named Minister of Ecclesi-
astical Affairs and Public Instruction.

The Milan Gazette of the 13th publishes the fol-
lowing proclamation :

" Many Lombardo-Venetian subjects, who, in conse-
quence of the late political events, have left their coun-
try, have already returned to the kingdom without being
molested for the part they have taken in them. It
having come to my knowledge that many other subjects
of this kingdom, though desirous of returning to their
country, yet remain in foreign countries, in consequence
of the insinuations of turbulent and malignant persona
who do not cease to calumniate and misrepresent the
generous and loyal behaviour of his Majesty's Govern-
ment towards his seduced subjects, I am induced to
declare, in order to remove any doubts and to encourage
those who are still under the influence of fear, that all
the Lombardo-Venetian subjects who are still absent
in foreign countries on account of political disturb-
ances may freely and with impunity return into the
kingdom within the month of September next; and they,
as well as those who have already returned, shall be
treated like all other subjects, excepting the individuals
named in the list below, who, in consequence of their
unjustifiable perseverance in revolutionary attempts,
and of their subversive tendencies, cannot for the sake
of general peace and tranquillity be tolerated for the
present in the imperial and royal states. Those who
do not return by the time fixed above will be considered
as excluded by their own act from the benefit hereinbe-
fore granted to them. All those who do not return,
either by the effect of the present proclamation or by
their own choice, may, according to the existing laws,
apply for permission to emigrate. Should any one be
in future judged guilty of a new attempt against the
tranquillity of the state, then the part of guilt now
pardoned shall be accumulated upon the new offence, and
may be punished according to law for all his offences.
The effects of the present proclamation are not extended
to the city of Venice or its dependencies, which are still
in a state of insurrection.

" Milan, August 12. " RADETZ3XY, Field Marshal."
Here follows a list of 86 persons excluded from the
amnesty, among whom we notice Count CASATI,
Duke LITTA, the Princess of BELGIOJOSO, Dr. CER-
NUSCHI, G, PALLAYICINI, and the priest FERRANTE
APORTI.

The Mantua Gazette announces that Goaz KOWSKI
is to take the command of the troops before Venice.

EGYPT.
DEATH OF MEHEMET ALI.

Accounts have been received from Alexandria to
the 3d i❑st. MEREMET ALI died at his Palace of
Basel teen on the 2d inst. from chronic dysentery.
He had completed the 80th year of his age.