The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-10 00:00:00

Tivoli, situated at four leagues to the east of Rome, has
been completely destroyed by a column under the ordersC
of General Seurat). The works were capable of manu-
facturing as much as from 20 to 24 quint,ils a day (the
quintal is about 2 cwt. English). N, et ly 30 quintals of
manufactured gunpowder and an immense quantity of
raw material were plunged in water and otherwise ren-
dered unfit for use.

" On the whole, Monsieur le Ministre, the success of
all the enterprises, the constant losses sustained on all
points by the enemy, cause it to be hoped that resistat,ce
cannot henceforth be prolonged. Since the commence-
ment of the siege all the operations have been conducted
by General Lavaillunt, of the Engineers, with the ability
and experience of which he has given so many proofs.
General Thiry, commander of the artillery, has stir-,
mounted numerous difficulties with gnat energy.
General Rostolan, commanding the besieging troops,
had inspired them with a sentiment of devotedness
which has never tailed. Lastly, the brigade Molliire,
composing the advanced guard under the superior orders
of General Regnault de Saint Jean o'Angely, has, since
the t4ing of eaeofiii, preserved, with the most constant
firmness, the positiima which the enemy incessantly en-
deal...ured to capture with the assistance of a num. roux
artillery. On all points, generals, officers, and soldienk,
have admirably done their duty. I cannot yet, Monsieur
le Ministre, cite all the acts which, in these memorable
days, have shed new lustre on our arms, but I am occu •
pied in obtaining an account of them.
"I am with resp,ct, &c.,
"ODDINOT DE REGOIO.
Letters from Marseilles state that the French
troops entered Rome on the 3d, the city having sur-
rendered at discretion. The Roman authorities

wished to stipulate that "an amnesty should be
granted to all strangers belonging to all nations who
should have entered the service of the Roman Repub-
lic." The object of this stipulation was to save
the French Republicans who had taken refuge in
Rome from the vengeance of the parti•pretre who at
present direct the actions of the President of the
French Republic. General OUDINOT refused to
enter into any express stipulations on the matter, but
he gave assurances which were deemed satisfactory by
the Roman authorities.

Orders have been dispatched by the Minister of
War to Toulon to stop the embarkation of troops and
military stores. The transport La Perdrix, laden
with military stores for Civita Vecchia has returned
there.

The elections were going off without the leas)
excitement.

Several refugees hare arrived at Strasbourg from
Baden. The majority of them have taken service in
the Foreign Legion, and will be sent to Algeria.
A letter from Castres of the sth states that the
Carlist Generals, VILLAREAL, ZARIATEGUI, LorE•
LEUA, STURRIAGA, and GUIBELALDE, had taken ad-
vantage of the amnesty proclaimed by the Queen of
SPAIN, and had demanded passports to return to their
country.
The Commander of the French Naval Division on
the Coast of Africa, Captain BONET WILLAUMEZ,
has sent in a report to the Minister of the Marine
of the results of an expedition fitted out to cnastise
the natives of the province of Aka for the depreda-
tions they had committed on the French settlements at
Goren. The French, to the number of 150, effected
a landing, and atter a desperate conflict, in the
course ot which they lost 4 men killed and 22 wounded,
completely defeated the native chiefs, who made their
submission, and paid in gold dust tne amount of com-
pensation demanded for the injuries they had dune the
French settlement.

The Ministe; of War bas communicated to the
Legislative Assembly the following di-patch :

" ROME, JULY 5.
" GENERAL OUDINOT TO THE MINISTER OF WAR,

"-Immediately after the entrance of our troops into
Rome I took the necessary measures to ensure
order and tranquillity. I have appoint-4 General
ItOSTOLAN Governor, and General SAUVAN Cum
manlint, of the city. 'Me Ceiale of St. Angelo
was delivered into our hands this inorning at seven
o'clock."

The Five per Cents. closed on the Paris Bourse at
88t. 75c.
lUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAIL v* A Yti AT Tilt
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JULY 9.

Boulogne and Amiens, 7 %,—Namur and Liege, 7—North-
ern of France, 1014, Paris and Rouen, 22,,u—Paris and
Strasbourg, 4A—Rouen and Havre, 10% —Tours and
Nantes, SA.

SYAIt .

Madrid Journals of the 4th have been received.

The Senate has reported favourably on the Tariff
13111, which will, no doubt, speedily pass into a law.
The Court was to leave for La t3rrnnja on the 9th.
MADRID BOLSA, JULY 4.—Our Funds continue
to rise. The Three per Cents. 25k, ox div., palter;
Three per Cents., 10f, paper. Exchange on London,
50 50 money.

G E IVI A.N Y

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

BADEN.

The fortress of Rastadt still holds out ; it is gar.
risoned by 4,000 men, who are commanded by TIED.
MANN. The Prussian outposts were on the 9th al
Alahlberg. Freburg has surrendered to the Prussians,

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Wiener Zeitung publishes a dispatch from
JELLACHICH, claiming another glorious victory over
the Magyars. As, however, the Ban himself con-
fesses that one of the wings of the Magyar army was
so strong that he was unable to force it, and as he fell
back instead of advancing after the battle, we must
be excused if we profess our scepticism as to the
" glorious victory." JELLACHICII may be the Ban
of th 4 Croatians, most assuredly he is the Barn of
the Imperialists.
VIENNA, JULY s.—His Majesty the EMPEROR re-
turned last night from the theatre of war in Hun-
gary. The defeat of the Imperial army at the
fortress of Comorn will be a ,great disappointment.
rhe EMPEROR himself fought in the engagement. A
bloody engagement also took ?lace near Szone, but the
result of this is not yet known. Travellers from
Slovaki assert that the Hungarians evacuated Neutra
three or four days ago.
Prince VON LICHTENSTEIN arrived at Vienna On
the 4th, covered with seven wounds, which he received
while his regiment of light horse was bravely repelling
a sally from Comorn.

The Wiener Zeitung of this day contains Baron
HAYNAU'S report to his MAJESTY respecting the
engagement on the 2d of July. It also contains a
proclamation by the General, which is dated head-
quarters Raab.

- The official report from the Russian head-quarters
Forro, dated Mb June, have also b€en received. It
appears from them that the Russian troops
occupied Mieskoloz on the 29th. A detachment was
Also sent agsinbt Tokay, where it was received by a
tire from the enemy's batteries; but in the evening
the insurgents took flight, and the Russians remained
masters of the city. Tee Russians have also sent 25
battalions and 35 squadrons against Debreczin. They
hoped to be masters of this former seat of the revolu-
tionary Government in a few days. The taking of
this place will be facilitated by the advance of
LUDERS.