The Sun.
London, England, 1870-09-19 00:00:00

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON.

The Times publishes the following telegram,
dated Wilhelmshohe, Saturday evening :—" Lady
Cowley arrived on a mission from the Empress in the
forenoon, and, after a long interview with the Em-
peror Napoleon, returned. to England in the evening."

ITALY AND ROME.

FLORENCE, SEPTEMBER 17.

The Italian troops were receivel with enthusiasm
at Civita Vecchia. Tricolor flags were hoisted and
shouts were raise I of " Long live the King of
Italy. The result obtained without a drop of blood
being shed is due to the energy of General Bixio
during the negotiations with the Papal authorities.
FLORENCE, SEPT. 18.
The Official Gaeette publishes. the following tele-
grams : _ _ • _ _ _

"Monte Rondo, Sept. 17 (Evening).

" To-clay, at noon, Baron Arnim, the North
German Minister at Rome, went to the head-
quarters of the Italian troops to tender his good
offices, and at the same time to learn General
Cadorna's intentions, He informed the latter that
the military element was master of the situation at
Rome, and that, consequently, resistance was in-
evitable. General Cadorna in reply assured Baron
Arnim that he had no other intentions than
those already manifested on the part of the King's
Government. As to himself, he had shown the
greatest forbearance and all possible regard for the
adversaries opposed to him, but he would not
withhold from Baron Arnim that, in presence of
the unsrtisfactory reply given to the Italian park-
mentaire, ho was unable to delay longer putting
an end to the overweening behaviour of the foreign
troops who domineered over the city of Rome and
the will of the Pope himself. Baron Arnim
asked for a respite of 24 hours, in order to make
fresh representations to the• Pope. The general
; complied with this request, ant promised not to
I undertake any decisive operations during the time

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granted.
"Baron Arnim will return to the camp to-mor-
row.. Meanwhile the troops continue. their move-
ments for surrounding the Efernal City,"
The Times correspondent at Monteviso telegraphs
that General Cadorrta crossed the Tiber at Casale.
Notwithstanding two refusals returned to his offers
of truce, the General, upon a request from, has con-
sented to delay his operations for entering the city
for 24 hours.

GARIBALDI AND MAZZINI.

FLORE N CE, SEPTEMBEU 17.

Garibaldi has not left Caprera. The letter attri-
buted to Mazzini—irt which he pledges himself to
renounce his efforts to make Italy Republican, pro-
vided the King's Government occupied Rome and
made it the capital of Italy—is a hoax. Mazzini has
written no letters.—. Daily News 7 eleqram.

BISMARCK AND BELGIUM.
BRUSSELS, SEPTEMBER 17.

The Ftoile Belge reproduces, under reserve, the
following 'statement published by the Echo
de Luxembourg. Count Bismark is said to
have asked explanations of the Belgian Go-
vernment respecting the alleged passage on
the 31st of August of a corps of 12,000 French.
troops at Sugny and Puscmunge, who were thus
able to reach France without. being arrested by the
Belgian authorities.
The Etoile Beige says that if this statement is not
'true the Belgian Government would do well to con-
tradict it.

The Independance Beige of to-day pUblishes an
article, in which ',,after confirming the numerous
desertions which have taken place among the
French prisoners at Sedan, it states that those
fugitives of which the most part gained the