The Sun.
London, England, 1848-06-01 00:00:00

ITALY.

NAPLES.
Letters have been received from Naples to the
20th of May. The city was in a completely disorga-
nized state, and continued in possession or the mili-
tary and the mob, who were encouraged to plunder
the houses of the respectable citizens by the KING
and the aristocracy. More than 1,500 persons, who
had been massacred by the Swiss and the lazzar,,iii,
have been buried in the Campo Santo. Capita is in
revolt. C,.l,4bria has declared a Provisio,ial Govern-
ment, and all the inhabitants of the provinces have
refused to pay taxes, The F tench fleet is still at
Naples.

LOMBARDY, PIEDMONT, AND
ATEP‘I.UE.

UNION OF LOMBARDY TO PIEDMONT.
The Piedmontese Gazette contains the following
proclamation:^T
" Guarlee Albert, King of Sardinia, Cyprus, at d Je-
rusalem, Duke of Savoy and of Genoa, &c., l!rince de
Piedmont, &c. Arrived on the banks of he 'Adige,

nur regard and our thoughts turn towards
Vt.n, riao pcopit-, whom, at the Colt mencementof the "'at,
.?ee had in view, as well as the other It alin pol)014i')3"'l
in the words whicSi wer dictated to us by the coodition
the proviries v.hich were about to free themselvt s
brvegn oppresi,i,:n. We colic-cud our forces to insute the
,nt:ependecc, of Italy, and God has blessed
holy
undertaking; but in order t, accomplish it, a great cote
tulence is rt quired,
a -great firmness amongst those
ho take part in it. As much usus our intention to
carry our enterprise to an end is irrevocable, °
much your confidence ought to be firm the
our attempts ; for we all want only to deliver
country entirely from the foreign yoke ! It ibe
wish of Iral), it is the nt-cessity of the time', tt i'
e
last 1114;11 du:y which we have resolve accouiplish.
Let your contitleticv respond .0 mine, and the cause ter
which we fight will be eros ned with success. to t:econd
" From our hrad-quarters at Summit Con3PAgng•
" 111423, 1848." " CHARLES ALBERT.
On the 28th the voting on the question as to the
uition of Lunbardy and Piedmont closed. The
.union
was carried unanimously. A mixed Piechnonteie
and Lombard Government is to be formed, to reside
at Milan, Venetian,
The combined fleet of the Sardinian,
and Neapolitan squadrons blockading Trieste had dof
inanded the surrender of all the Austrian ships °
war in that port within a delay of four and-
hours, under a threat of a bombardment.
The Austrians are reported to have made another
unsuccessful attack on., Vicenza on the night of the
23,1. A body of 15,000 attacked and endeavoured t°
storm the heights in the neighbourhood of that nitY,
bat
were vigorously repulsed by the Italians under
General DURAND°.

OVER LAND MAIL
INLI A.

(From the Chronicle.)
vices is
We have received by extraordinary express a. to
anticipation of the Overland Mail from Bombay to
Ist of May, and Calcutta to the 19th of April
BOMBAY, MAig St
Lord 'Falkland arrived at the Presidency on t-h ne oro
of the 27th, and will, in terms of his appointment' being).*
in this forenoon, acid assume the reine of Governinent.iter,
Clerk returned to Bombay from the Hills yesterdaisr
noon. Ile is expected to leave for England in a week o
tss•
days hence; he has declined all the numerous out
titsamiale desired to be got up in his lie the
Sir Henry Pottinger arrived at Madras all The
ith, and was forthwith inducted into 06'11' ors
notorious bandit, Ragojee Bangria, who far
e),ti et
kept the presidency in trouble, has been convict
murder cantnc to be hanged. dusted
Lieute Christopher, who has lately ctni° rieers
steamers many hundred miles up the three °Telt
of the Punjaub—the Sutiej, Cnenaub, and"10°11
Just returned to Bombay on leave, his latest OtPe with
being that on the Judas to near Attack. briol4" tips)
sec •
aim a large collection of notes of measurements. set
of the country, and drawings and specimens ill° oei
of his researches. Amongst the last of °dr.,. t(',%;
1. Portionesat coal, chiefly canny I coal, lignite, an like
actly like that of W hitt)) ), and a heavy substanCeivilerr
black band iren ore of Lanarkshire. 2. Se lenite, seeder
that round in all our salt deserts, in thin plates
like mica. 3. Salt, in large cubes two or tore
asses
itt
each way, as transperent us crystal; sal' tllet
corroded by the water—in stalactitic
carved into elegent dishes. The Fort D-1314.,, of t",
Committee have recommended the dera"lttwt-se t-tt:
ramparts and outworks on the landward side of
he Nor
meal the Apollo to the Bazaar-gate, leaving t 0
on the sea-lace as at present. They have Pesils
rd
m. tided the recovery from the sea of ss s
14 elf
acres of ground lying between nall3,l'.clisttse
Colaba, and this will be commenced '",s,ibsn, ;if
No trace has been obtained of Isla ° fereleil
Bengtie chief, whose flight from Larkhans we_eiedrb
noticed. He had not, it was said, been well re °tit
the still existing remnants of his tribe, w-11°, weeo PO
less willing than he expected them to have "e„tgee
themselves under his authority, and had Pother calf
way further into the highlands in quest 0'„ sererto,
whose thirst for plunder had not b- en 9°t 130 91eit
punished by our sword as had the inerebere acoeclec,o,
The Government of Sattara continues to beeae
exactly as before by the Ministers of the —l. ylll.4'ioll
who on his death-bed adopted a son Of the
the 13Pe-re
As this did not meet with the sanction 0' besol,lo
Government, and the young Prince has 00„ttioiJersel'
claimed, it seems doubtful whether 'ev,,e c:utte
State likely to become ours or not. kiss'e-teerc,s';ll°
ligence continues mainly to relate to tu,s,,ets 0; 110'
aliairs. A complete list of the share 0)1)6100
Union Bank has been drawn up, and is aboutferesapet
lished,
t"
showing who have responded to tb: sofa Acts
and contribution calls, and to what extent- ceiberterdare°
so. Several shareholders, relying on the, tberS,;(l
propose to resist any proceeuings agaios-t, sioes 6sA'
personally until the affairs of the bank arm its 000'
' its assets realised, and a true statement it WS, tile
condition exhibited. A large number °,,s,h 001
nected with it have retired beyond the tbecofr:
jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to sydio-osrs'si
of events. The state of the affairs of s's'eeifit"-- re'
Tagore, and Co., indicates the tearful derrh 105Ciii;
the value of mercantile property whiefe
cently occurred. When l3warkenath Tog'9';ed 11, oars
. cutta on his last visit to England, he eve
worth half a million sterling; in three );!"said t°
is in the- Insolvent Court I The Nissans Is tit Olri,01(
expressed to the new Rssident his utter "resolves' ts
device in his Prime _Minister; end, s
e name °°lit
will most probably represent the Princes Se
,01-°,14 el
the Gevernor-General it is expected So°lB Os,
will shortly be replaced by a man more 10 t eotoeivee
the ruler. A correspondent at Aurang3b44 feAprio
0 )0(
of the troops at that station only 110 of '':",bes4
their pay for December last in them" like) or
He* adds that rumours were afloat of the rltscities!
of a disturbance either at Moor-see de/lei:1So, el
e consequent on certan_
the stOfpre'
committed by a number of stray Seiklis,°old
be
eight ur ten theusand, who hid taken the fiber, the Co ,
venting free trade. Brigadier Bestson, ("Iveatareooo
division, had been directed to take 04
thought proper to effect a pacific or vriirlis!orryiee_,Joir,
eif this state ot matters; and for the bette.fur ffese'tjsre
if necessary, the latter expedient, Brigaulte,sted t,°d'eeir
of the Arungulead division, fuel been reV,h 00'000'
at his disposal any amount of troops wf c Cealtud Del
veniently be spar. (I. In order to l'aolltu'l •al 11°- Pri)
clot' with Brigadier Beaison, the precautf.tio, yoPerge
token of detaching a complete troop of *a" eti,Pot 0
duty. The Arungabad force was in a state.% off
expecting hourly to receive orders to O"'
lament's warning. 01"
REPORT ON THE OF THE
13
(From the 15th tMtAI R2K9tEhTof.April incils°9,lll2ieeceil
SATUCDAY AFTltNoo6N,leelente 29. ---Th e 'C'Ol,);-"serle's's)sivi
stated in our last report as theu prevailing, eaie ';130c:
the,news of the aecision in rard to the 1000,1',
ineuced our Alliarwarriesealss to suspend I'd-800000
ior the time being, may dto have pS,se s jaw (11 00.
lair inquiry again exists for those fabrics oe'liti,e 001010,
which for some timepast have had the art 011 iiiiolo°(
dealers. There is s dispoeition manifeetele, Owe 00
of holders to meet ony demand that presente 000
the shot period that has uow to elapse beto.r:t owe
000
the season, -.nd the natural result has been, tn,e ill
transactions have had effect, a reduction is Pri- p/
elmsthe td
instances been submitted to.
Corrosr Piece Goons.— The transactionsfhence!
fortnight fortnight have been on a larger scale than thkc,si, oleo'
report by the last mail, but generally :Tel
obtained have been below those previeusly shelals too
kir ca most in demand are low Grey JaCCODei,tt,.c% ore
and Shirtings, especially the two former, light:pet ,
sought after, while stocks of all are exceediit Yr goo • fo
same remark as to scarcity applies to 51m 1f; 0
bleached state, and a fair inquiry also exists thercioll3
Grey Domestics of the fine and heavy inake!ardo Fre
inquiry whatever •of low and middling 24 ; 01
several sales have been made. Grey Longclot goods csitd
sent no stocks exist; and the season fur these plairty
over. Dyed and Fancy Goods : Turkey
continues dull of sale at reduced prices. 1.-11.°113Tetierel'ne0.e0°,1°,1
'!'weeded Cloth no inquiry exists. Tber!, liar
little inquiry for Turkey Red Prints of goo" P
die
few sales are reported.
e
le
EXPORTS. the 'l'er
Corrost Woore—A decline took place d gal' Iris+
article after the departure of the last mad, T' anti
titelaeoli
transactions had effect at reduced prices..
of the mail from England two days ago, Kl'cob,swer
,60,00
able accounts of the Cotton market there, a leo "sot fee%
took place, and the article is much depress!a___eioArlf,c%
tions have taken place in the interval, andew,,,r,e, `,,01
flirt. decline on our quotations, as stocks ar
frer_ "1,444
siderable quantities coming forward. AcCool!_urred r
bl"
lately received mention a decline having cc
•010
fee D
there also.
OVlUM.—Accounts from China continuinag ad09c..4300..
holders display great firmness, and a Ittilbe_'_ew eio
been established. Rupees 1,050 per chest le now
of t °
for best quality, anti this we quote as the
,Pv`shce. ,„0,1!
while there is every probability of further 17re'in Epgys the
FRElGllTs.—bince the arrival of the maits se 11 Cles
0' eeill
(lo
slight ueeline has taken place, and we q ~ for
nominal rate for both London and Livereo°' the
quote rupees 17i per candy. ia
EXCHANGE. „ken pisc;iestl„;4
A rapid and considerable decline has been re' ot rho
last few days, as very few China
the last steamer, and our dependence for
the ea Por,trtetlfl
bills bale
nie foe P of led
been chiefly upon them, owleg to, "-a- „-verDlWinrt'Atil t>E of
local bills finding their way to the '"'"t per- po
against advance, granted on produce 4 13 1301
ere ji
op
change. We have beard_ of transactions
and to bat
six months' sight at ls. 27gd. to Is. I,.utie coo.).e,c't
probateii:y of improverneut for some IQ" hi,
the contiraly, there is a great likelite,?o,ds
past f
MONEY A.l.llZhbi• the pis s.orel.t.,
Moue), has however,y easy .es..u,rin.
Bank stocks,
the Os iental Bank WillL (10-Wn 10 1:(:, shice owitaikr.:,llg
h have rec tb.idaft:Ler the p ?,!0' 00:1eir
dividelitl, and a further decline t et re '
parties having been under the net 6
property. $11.1%
COSC ts togs
n SEaultes ; orto auor,
Ma. AND MRS. W. ,ayoUr. over' ".etaf
concert of these well known and ' the Hacuted, est:Life,
place on Tuesday evenin tit
(4E74.
lithaDs. was. as 1111_41ra I:lstgain gave
~„1 trogoo_,rps
ingly well attend, d. M
4 .Indus .alaccalgus, 0,5
'" Be ceinforted," .row -•• Ise!. e be:y*li_, t),
style, at d Heeded's sneer•.._.s. •)1, ;r,
was e xquisitely given by bars. miss D,lb.)ttrr OPP
were supperteie by bliss s _r. ;
L .blache, Mr. Sims Reeve , doe,
of the pleasantest Chatter tun, the Disotincse,rztondofathheuiv%'oo.