The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-17 00:00:00

THE SUN,YLONDON, TITESDAY.:EVENTNG, APRIL 17, 1860.

LATEST

NEW 8.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

MARSEILLES, APRIL 17.

The direct steamer from Naples arrived this even-
ing, and brings advices from that city to the 14th
instant.

It is asserted that on Thursday last a large bomb
was thrown before the palace. The explosion shat-
tered all the windows. No person was injured.
The revolutionary attempt of the Bth at Messina
commenced by the killing of two sentinels. The
movement was less serious than reported by the
passengers of the Meandre, which remained a great
distance off the spot where the combat took place.

Flying columns were pursuing the bands of in-
surgents, who had taken refuge in the mountains.
It is positive that no preparation had been made
to pass the Roman frontier unless an attack were
made against Rome by Piedmont. Intelligence
from Rome adds that the Pope had resolved to take
no initiative in a war in the Romagna, and that
Gen. Lamoriciere would only concentrate a corps
in Umbria, between Rome and Ancona.

PARIS, APRIL 17.

The Constitutionnel denies the existence of direct
negotiations between France and Switzerland on
the question of the neutralised district of Savoy,
and adds that the negotiations are only between
the Powers who signed the.treaties of Vienna.

PARIS, APRIL 16;
The Monitear of this morning gives the fol-
Lowing as the definitive result of the voting in
the city of Nice :

Yes

The Paine of this evening says :—The report
that General Changarnier had accepted the com-
mand of the Neapolitan troops is completely false.

The Patrie also states that the Neapolitan Go-
vernment has resolved to observe an absolute neu-
trality, and to confine itself to the defence of its

own territory.

NAPLES, APRIL 12 (via Genoa.)

According to advices from Sicily the revolution-
ary movement is increasing in the country, which is
full of armed men. The Royal Intendant Celeste
has made common cause with the revolutionists.
The 14th and 15th Regiments are being despatched
from Naples to Sicily. Artillery and other troops
have been sent to the citadel of Messina. A popu-
lar demonstration has taken place at Aversa in
favour of Victor Emmanuel, in consequence of
which the town has been declared in a state of
siege.

Arrests have been made at Naples.

BERNE, APRIL la

England and Prussia have replied to the Swiss
note of the sth of April, relative to the assembling
of a Conference, by consenting to the demand of
the Federal Council.

GENEVA, APRIL 16,

M. Thouvenel having stated in a despatch, of
the 13th March, to M. Tinos, that the Federal
Council had proposed a secret treaty for a partition
of Savoy, the Federal Council has given an official
denial to the statement of M. Thouvenel.

Russia has replied in a favourable manner to the
note of the Federal Council of the 19th March.

BERNE, APRIL 16,

The address of the Society of Helvetia to the
Federal Council, demanding the immediate occu-
pation of the neutralised provinces of Savoy, will

have no result.

TURIN, APRIL 16,

The Perseveranza publishes the text of the letters
of King Victor Emmanuel to the Pope, dated
February 6 and March 20, and the reply of his
Holiness thereto.

The same paper also publishes the letter of Count
Cavour to Cardinal Antonelli, and the reply of the
cardinal, which is dated the 2d of April.
The archives of the Legations of Russia and
England have been transferred from Florence to
Turin.

VIENNA, APRIL 16,

According to reliable information, the tote:
amount subscribed to the new loan is abou
75,000,000 florins.
The quotation on the Exchange is 93.50.
Rumours of Ministerial changes are circulating.

MADRID, APRIL 16.
It is asserted that the sentence of death against
General Ortega will be executed this evening.
Universal tranquillity prevails.
The Moorish Plenipotentiaries are expected ai
Tetuan.

The civil war in the interior of Morocco has pre-
vented them from setting out at an earlier period.
The Emperor of Morocco has been obliged to
pursue the pretender.

MADRID, APRIL 15.
An order has been given to all the provincial
battalions to return to their homes.

The factious partisans of Count Montemolin are
everywhere disappearing.
The eholera is increasing in Africa.