The Sun.
London, England, 1860-01-28 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

The Debats says :—" The Nord, on the authority
of a Paris letter, states that the King of Naples has
decided on an intervention in the States of the
Pope, in order to re-establish the authority of the
holy See over Romagna. Although the Nord has
considered this news as serious, and has pointed
out all the inconveniences which might be caused
by this resolution of the King of Naples, there is
reason to believe that the intentions of the Neapo-
litan Government have been exaggerated, and that
it has merely shown itself disposed to replace the
French army at Rome in the event of its departure
being called for by the Holy See."

The Offl4?itil (hizette of Turin publishes the fol-
lowing order of the day from the new Minister of
War:—

" Officers, Non-Commissioned Officers, and Sol-
diers !—Having been called by hi. Majesty to the
high honour of directing the Ministry of War and
the Navy, I shall zealously endeavour to fulfil the
King's intentions, and to be always ready to meet
whatever event may arise from existing uncertain-
ties. The illustrious general who preceded the
has opened a new era for the army; he organised
it, iotroduced proper regulations, and set the seal
to his work as a brave soldier and able captain in
the Crimean campaign. Durirg the last war, in
which you fought with so much glory, the sol-
diers of the new provinces, separated from their
former Governments, came to swell our ranks,
while a great part of Italy erganisei troops for
the common defence. Tnis sudden increase of
forces, and the changes which have taken place
in the kingdom, show the necessity of profoundly
studying the altered circumstances of our military
family. In the midst of so many things to be
successively accomplished, my confidence is
strengthened by a profound conviction of your per-
severance in your designs. My work will advance,
aided by the counsels and experience of your gal-
lant chiefs, who will take pleasure in preparing
the way for that success which I confidently expect
from the discipline and valour of you all, who have
never disappointed the hopes of your king and
country. " FANTI.
"Turin, 22d Jan."

The inde'pendente of Turin states that Commander
Boncompagni and Count Pepoli of Bologna are
both at Turin at present, whence it concludes that
a very decisive measure is about to be taken by the
Piedmontese Government with regard to Central
Italy.

It is stated in a letter from Florence that the
difference bctAvcen the Tuscan Government and
Cardinal Corsi relative to the name of the Grand
Duke being retained in the prayers used in the
diocese of Pisa has been arranged by the Cardinal
consenting to substitute the name of King Victor
Emmanuel for that of the Grand Duke.

The Tuscan Government has issued a decree
abolishing tithes, and enacting that the priests en-
titled to them shall receive an equivalent from the
public treasury.

The Milan Gazette states that 18 Swiss officers
and two privates in the Papal service have deserted
from Pt s a ro.

Colonel Schmidt, Papal Commandant of Perugia,
has issued a notice warning all the citizens of that
town to abstain from spreading alarming news on
pain of the severest penalties.

The withdrawal of gold from the Bank yester-
day was £136,000 in bars, making £286,000 since the date
of the account publigked yesterday.