The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-27 00:00:00

LATEST NEAV,s.

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

SHANGHAI, AUG. 2.

There is little important political news. The
rebels have taken Nantsien city, in the silk district.
An American named Nerd undertook to re-capture
Singpoo. He failed in the attempt and was
wounded.

The Allies left for the Peiho on the 26th July.
They were to take the forts before treating with
the Chinese.

The French and General Division are landing
simultaneously at Pehlang.

A severe engagement has taken place with
pirates. 200 were slain and 2 European leaders
captured.

CANTON, AUG. 8.
Business is again impeded by the rebels who
have possession of the passes.
CALCUTTA, AUG. 22.
The Maharajah of Travancore died on the 18th
August.

PARIS, SEPT. 27.

The Moniteur of this morning announces that
the Chevalier Nigra bad an audience of the
Emperor yesterday in order to take leave.
Signor Grapello, First Secretary, remains to
conduct the business of the Sardinian Legation.

MONTEACETTO, SEPT. 26

After a short combat the troops of ' the 4th
corps d' armee occupied the suburb of the Porta Pia
of Ancona. The enemy, with foufpieces of cannon,
is defending the gates of the town of Ancona.

MONTEACETTO, SEPT. 26
(OFFICIAL DESPATCH.)
_

The brigade of Bologna and the battalions of the
23d and 25th Regiments of Bersaglieri have taken
by assault two of the forts of Ancona, namely,
Forts Pelago and Pulito.

Our troeps displayed admirable courage. An
attack on Fort Gardetto is imminent.

General Brignone has made four more officers
and seventy-eight soldiers of the Papal Army pri-

soners.

TURIN, SEPT. 26

The King is about to leave for Bologna.]

The Governolo conveys to Trieste 1,000 Austrian
prisoners of war, lately mercenaries in the service
of the Pope.

PARIS, SEPT. 26,

ST. PETERSBURG, SEPT. 26,

MARSEILLES, SEPT. 26,

VIENNA, SEPT. 27.

SEMLIN, SEPT. 26, EVENING

Andalusia.

The absolutist journals reproach the Governme
for not having sent an army to defend the Pope,
The health of the Queen is excellent.

A report is current that Signor Cattaneo has
been appointed pro-Dictator of Naples.
M. Ledru Rollin is at Naples.
frhe Opinione says :—Signor Pallavicino has left
for Naples. _ .

lie was entrusted by Garibaldi with a mission,
:o which it was easy to foresee the King could not
lend himself.

Baron de Boude, Secretary of the French Em-
bassy at St. Petersburg, arrived here a few days
ago with despatches stating that Prince Gorts-
chakoff had had a long conference with the French
Ambassador, the Duke of Montebello, in reference
to the general state of things in Europe and the
affairs of Italy.
The Prince, after having expressed the sincere
desire of Russia to maintain friendly relations
with France, said that the alliance between France
and Sardinia encouraged the propagation of doc-
trines constituting a permanent danger to the poli-
tical equilibrium and the stability of Thrones.
Russia, he said, would entirely fail in her mission
were she not, in common with other States
threatened, to raise her voice in defence of social
order and monarchical interests. The Prince
added, that this was the object of the approaching
interview at Warsaw.

Baron de Boude will leave for St. Petersburg on
Friday next with the reply of the French Govern-
ment to the communication of the Russian Minister.

In consequence of the accouchement of the Em-
press not having yet taken place, the interview
will not be held at Waesaw before the 20th of
October.

The naval authorities at Toulon have received
orders to prepare a considerable number of trans-
port vessels for the conveyance of troops.

It is asserted that three steamers are expected
at Malta with reinforcements from England.
Letters received from Athens state that a de-
monstration on the part of the students had taken
place before the King's Palace, amid shouts of
"Down with King Otho !" "Down with Austria !'
Some cries of " Napoleon for ever !" were also heard.

In yesterday's sitting of the Reichsrath M. Strasser
was of opinion that a modern constitution, framed
upon M. Maager's proposition, would be impossible
for Austria. M. Strasser also stated the he did not
observe in the report of the committee any indica-
tion respecting the future position of Austria to-
wards Germany. He desired that an additional
clause should be inserted in the report expressing a
wish for the greatest possible harmony of relations
with Germany.

Prince Michael Obrenovitch has issued a procla
mation announcing that he assumes the Govern.
ment of Servia as hereditary Prince.
Tranquillity has not been disturbed.

MADRID, SEPT. 26.
Earl Granville is on the point of starting for