The Sun.
London, England, 1849-11-06 00:00:00

EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1849.

for her. General Narvaez, addressing her, said it was
important on the opening of the Cartes that the Minis-
terzi should know from her Majesty ,ahoher thry really
poss?ssi d the Royal confidecee, without which it wouhl
be impbssible to net, and which certain rumours stated

they had lost. Narvaez added that, if the rurneurs in
question had the slightest foundation, he and his
colleagues would resign at once. The Queen, who
did not expect such a visit at such a time, expressed
her surprise. and stated several times, with great
emotion and in the most explicit terms, that bar•
confidence in the Ministry was complete and absolute,
and that all the rumours which were current were un-
founded, and had probably been invented by the enemies
of her repose. The Queen authorised the President of
t he Council to make known to the Chambers the precise
declarations she had made. The Ministers then left,
satisfit d that they still possessed the Queen's confidence.
In the Senate, this day, M. Pena Aguayo questioned the
Ministry on the rumours that were current, and Ger.( !al
Narvaez detailed the conference which the Ministers had
had with the Queen, and formally declared that she had
not withdrawn her confidence from them. Notwith-
standing all this, it is believed by well•informed persons
that the Ministry will soon be modified, on account of
the difficulties arising out of the delicate palace
question."
MADRID BoLsA, OCT. 31. —Three per Cents., 271 for
Account; Five per Cents., Ili!. paper. Exchange on
London, 50 40.

ITALY

The Giornale di Roma of the 26th ult. publishes a
list of 14 persons condemned by court-mlrtial to
various periods of imprisonment, excepting one, who
is condemned to the galleys for 20 years. The
Chamber of Commerce was also to send a deputation
to Portici, composed of MM. INGANII, RIGUELLI, and
COSTA, in order to implore the POPE to return.
Colonel FoucALDI' Commandant of Ferrara, has
issued a notice, dated the 24th, offering rewards of
from 100 f. to 500 f., to any person delivering an in-
cendiary into the hands of justice, or even furnishing
conclusive proofs against any individual guilty of
arson, that crime having lately spread in the province
to an alarming extent.
The Costituzionale of Florence publishes a letter
from Rome of the 26th ult. It asserts that on the
following day the command of the Roman troops was,
by order of the three Cardinals, to pass from the
hands of General LEVAILLANT into those of officers
named by the Court of Gaeta. This measure was
said to be owing to an energetic protest on the part
of the Austrians, Spaniards, and Neapolitans. In
consequence, adds the writer of this letter, of a
serious altercation which had arisen between the
Cardinals and Generol ROSTOLAN, the triple deputa-
tion which was to have proceeded to Portici, to
invite the. POPE to return, will not leave Rome. The
domiciliary visits of the police in the Ghetto still
continued ; two carriages belonging to the Court had
been seized, besides many other articles belonging to
the Cardinals, and 30,000 scudi.
The Nazionale of Florence quotes a letter from
Bologna of the 26th ult., stating that Mgr. SAVELLI
' has, with a view of checking political discussion, for-
bidden barbers to have more than four customers at a
time in their shops. M, MARCHESSINI, director of
the Post-office, a man of the highest respectability,

had been dismissed, notwithstanding his being a per-
sonal friend of Count JOSEPH MASTAI, brother of the
POPE, who lives in his house.
The Opinione of Turin of the Ist announces that
General BAVA is to retire from the Piedmontese
Ministry.
The Piedmontese Gazette, of the Ist, states that

the Duke of PARMA has ordered a general census to
be taken from the 15th of March to the 15th of April,
1850.

The'Legge of Turin publishes a letter from Naples,
from which we extract the following :—" The arrests
continued ; Baron BARACCIO, one of the richest land-
owners in the kingdom, has been arrested, together
with DOMINECO GIANNATASIO, of Salerno. They
are both ex-Deputies of the Right. MM.
RAYNEVAL and TEMPLE have made energetic repre-
sentations on this subject, and the Russian Ambassador
himself has declared that things are carried too far
in an absolutist sense. Almost all the monks of
Montcassino have been ordered to Naples, and are
under the strict surveillance of the police. One of
them, Father GRILLO, has been incarcerated.