The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-02 00:00:00

ITA L Y.

The Parliameat of Turin has pass(l a law, cr.tnfer-
ring. on the inhabitants of Oporto the rights of Sar-
dinian citizenQ, as a testimlov of grp.litude for the
kindness received by CHARLES Ar.n%aT in Oporto.
RADETzKY has published the following proclama-
tion :

“ People of the Lombardo-Venetian Kingdom:—His
I\Ljesty the Emperor has appointed me Govenor-Gene-
ral of the civil and military affairs of the Lombardo-
Venetian kingdom. His Majesty has committed to me
this double power to add to the power Lnd the sanc-
tity of law the paeans to make it effectual. You your-
selves have experienced that the violation of the law
leads to anarchy and the ruin of the people. The domi-
nation for only a single year of a power without law
has caused more misfortune and injury than the best
legislation and the wisest administration can repair in
ten years. Once more I exhort you to be a link of that
great chain which unites the inhabitants of our common
monarchy, the liberal institutions of which will assure
the full development of your imerests, and will con-
ciliate your national su,eeptibilities with the prosperity
of each and all. Far he from your hearts any doubts
of the sincerity and purity of the intentions of your Go-
vernment—doubts hitherto too much indulged in. It is
the desire and wish of the Emperor, our master, to see
the Lombardo-Venetian liinglom happy and prosperous
under his sceptre; and I am prou:l to have been chosen
as the instrumen, of his good desires. It I have been
personally the object of any unmerited injury, every
trace of it is effaced from my mind. To forgive and
forget is my motto. I rely on your co-operation, upon
your confidence, of which I have need to give effect to
the projects I have conceived for the happiness of a
country which is endeared to me by a long residence in
it, and which I love as my second country.
"Count RADETZKY, Governor-General, &c.”

COFFEE.—There has been a good deal doing in this
market also. Jamaica, good and fine ord has been sold
at 40s to 46s 6d, mid and good at 523 to 635, and triage
at 34s to 40s. In Ceylon there have been fair sales.
Good ord Native by priest, sa!a has realized 42s 6d,
and the better aorta 43s 6J. Plantation Ceylon has
realised 42s to 47s fur good and fine ord, 48s
to 555 fur low mid and mid, 56s to 683 6d for
good mid, 50s to 663 for pea-berry. Tillicherry,
good and fine ord has been sold at 49s 6d to 53s 6d,
and pea. berry 53s to 545. Mysore has realised
433 to 43s 6i for good ordinary. Mocha has been mostly
withdrawn at full rates, varying from 55s to 58s. Cosa
Rica good and fine ordinary has been sold at 43s 6d
to 465. Porto Rico has been taken in at 48s to 50s
for good ordinary. Havannah ordinary has been sold
at 45s 6d; Brazil ordinary to good at 35s to 40s ; and
Java fine ordinary has been taken in at 43s 6d to 44s
per cat.
CCCOA.—This er,iale has been dull or sale, a• d rather
cheaper. St. Dom'ngo ord nary 265, and GreLada ord
and god 37s to 395.
ICE.-Pri:!PS 1 eve been fairly maintained.
COTTON.—There has been rather less doing.
COCHINEAL.—Mexican s lvers have realized 3s 4' to
3s 6d; blacks, 3s Ed to 3s 10d; Honduras silvers, 33 61
to 3s 10d; and Teneriffe, 3s 3d to 4s per lb.
MSPicEs —Z.lnibar Cloves have been held at 711 per
lb. African Ginger has realized 365 per cwt, and in
Pepper, &c., not much has been done.
Anaowaoor, &c.—Jamaica has been sold at 81 1 to
9d per lb, and Sago at 19s to 22s per cwt.
TEA.—There has been a quiet market.
TALLOW.—At about former rates there has bem

limited sale. P. Y. C. about 37s per cwt on the spot.
GREEN FRUIT.—A brisk demand exists for all kinds.
Sp Inish Nuts are taken freely by the trade. Two car-
goes have been sold, and more are daily expected. The
market is depressed for Chesnuts, and the price 5s per
barrel lower. A parcel of Almeria Grapes ex Vivacious
has been sold by Keeling and Hunt, and realised a high
figure. Barcelona Nuts dull of sale; the like with
Brazil. Messina Lemons daily expected, and are
wanted.