The Sun.
London, England, 1860-08-16 00:00:00

LATEST E WS.,

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

GENOA, AUG. 15.

The news published yesterday by some Genoese
journals, announcing the landing of Garibaldi in
Calabria, has not been confirmed.
AUG. 15, EVENING.

A Garibaldian steamer attempted to surpris e
and carry off a Neapolitan vessel of the line from
the port of Castellamaro.

The attempts of the crew of the steamer to board
were, however, repulsed, and the Neapolitan fri-
gates are pursuing the aggressor.
No news has been received to confirm the fresh
disembarkations of Garibaldians in Calabria.
Tranquillity has been nowhere disturbed.

TURIN, AUG. 15.

The Opinione gives a denial to the reports pub-
lished in the French papers of a note having been
sent by Austria to Piedmont relative to an inter-
vention in Italy in case Garibaldi should disembark
in the kingdom of Naples.

VIENNA, WEDNESDAY.

The Emperor will prolong his stay at the Court
of Bavaria until Friday next, and will then pro-
ceed to Posenhofel, whence he will return with
the Empress on. Saturday to Laxenburg.

The sittings of the Committee of 21 members
of the Reich srath, which were interrupted on the
11th instant by th 3 inauguration of the Salzburg
and Munich Railway, will be resumed to-morrow.
It
labours is s
expected o
It the Committee will finish its
lab next, by drawing up the pro-
positions for tii6" ieUrganisation of the Austrian
Constitution, which, by a majority of 18 against 3,
Saturday t
have been already ageed to.

Count Clam Martinitz will, without doubt, be
appointed to present the report, in the name of the
Committee, to the Reichsrath.
The choice of such a person is a sufficient indi-
cation that the conclusions of the Committee are
constitutional.

The general sittings of the Reichsratb, which
will recommence about the 21st or 22d inst., will
decide the future destinies of Austria.

The Hungarian delegates intend to treat all
questions in a completely independent manner, and
declare that they will retire from the Council of the
Empire if entire liberty of speech be not allowed.

PARIS, AUG. 15.

M. Declard, Consul-General of France at Alex-
andria, is appointed commissioner for the Lebanon
question. He will meet Lord Dufferin at Beyrout.

M. Schefer, First Secretary, Interpreter to the
Emperor, charged to assist the general commanding
the expedition, has set out to-day for Marseilles.
There is a rumour of a coup d'etat on the part of
the King of Naples.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AUG. 8.
News from Syria has been received to the 29th
ult.

Fuad Pacha had arrested the principal civil and
military functionaries.
Achmet and Kirchid Pachas have arrived here
under arrest. Achnet Pacha has been sent back

to Beyrout, after having been publicly degraded..
Kurcha Pacha is to follow. Both are to be
tried by mixed commissions. Rumours reached
here yesterday of a massacre at Baalbeck. All is
quiet at Aleppo. The Porte has given its answer
to the Servian deputation. In reply to the firq
demand of the deputation, viz.—the recognition of
the hereditary succession of the Obrenovitch family,
the Porte refuses to acknowledge the abstract right
but consents to the succession of Prince Michael.
On the second point, referring to the residence of
Turks in Servia )eyond the boundaries of the for-
tresses, the Porte consents to be bound by the capi-
tulations forbiddng such residence.
Regarding point, viz., the claim of
Servia fo
r
iotnhird
to frame a new constitution,
the Porte r
e m theis
la accede, but will send commis-
sioners to inquire into the defects of the existiug
constitution. ►
Pefs es

A local loan of 75,(00,000 piastres is being nego-
tiated by the Porte.

Thewill not return so soon as was
intended. Grand Vizier

COIs(STANTINOPLE, AUG. 8.
Fuad Pasha, has s(nt Kurschid Bey to Constan.
tinople.

The Ambassadors Marquis
have
de
Lavalette and the principal
energetically protested, and ob-
tained that he shall be sent back to Syria with
Achmet Bey.

A conspiracy has teen discovered at Bnjukdere,
near
The conspirators had formed
the
ring the embassies. Nume-
rous taken place, and arms have been
paConstantinople,rrproject
je
es et tarrests
o hfhave
vpei u
seized.

It is asserted that the Porte has received a tele•
gram, according to which the Mutualis had pit.
laged Ilundered the Christian inhabi-
tants.
Baaibee
and