The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-03 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

TURIN, OCT. 3.

The following is a summary of the Ministerial
report read by Count Cavour on the occasion of the
opening of the Sardinian Chambers yesterday :
After having recalled the happy results obtained
by the Cabinet during the last few months, the
Ministerial report thus continued :
" Henceforth, Italy, with the exception of
Venetia, is free. As regards the latter province
we cannot make war upon Austria against the
almost unanimous wish of the European Powers.
Such an enterprise would create a formidable
coalition against Italy. But in constituting a
strong Italy we are serving the cause of Venetia.
These reasons also impose upon us the duty of re-
specting Rome. The question of Rome cannot be
decided by the sword alone. It meets with moral
obstacles, which moral force alone can vanquish.
The Ministerial report, in speaking of the ru-
moured possiblity of a collision with France at
Rome, says, " An act of ingratitude so monstrous
would brand our country with a deep disgrace
such as centuries.of suffering could not obliterate.
Whatever populations may be freed from oppres-
sion, their independence will be respected.

The Ministerial report concludes as follows :
Parliament has been convoked in order to pro-
nounce whether the present Ministry still enjoys
its confidence. "This is so much the more neces-
sary as a voice, which is with reason dear to the
people, has manifested its distrust of us to the
Crown and the country.

CONSTANTINOPLE, SEPT. 26.

Ali Pasha has formally denied having stated to
the Austrian charge d'affaires that he had proofs of
Sir Henry Bulwer having conspired against the
Sultan, a story which he declared to be utterly
absurd and untrue. The Grand Vizier has been
suddenly recalled by the Sultan. He is expected
to arrive in Constantinople on the 29th inst.
Another Minister has been sent to complete his
mission. In Syria Fuad Pasha and the French
general are to act in concert against the Druses.
Prince Couza is expected to arrive at Constanti-
nople on the 2d proximo. The Persian ambassa-
dor to London leaves to-morrow in the Banshee for
Malta.

BERLIN, TUESDAY.

The Spanish Government has addressed to the
different powers a note supporting the protest
issued by the King of Naples, when retiring to
Gaeta.

The Spanish note recalls that by the treaty of
the quadruple alliance of 1718 the kingdom of the
Two Sicilies had been ceded by Austria to the
Spanish Bourbons. This cession was afterwards
confirmed by the treaty of Vienna. The article
114 of the final act of Vienna having, under the
guarantee of Europe, again sanctioned these stipu-
lations, the Spanish Government considers it its
duty to maintain in the most formal manner the
rights of a member of the august family of Spain,
and to raise every opposition against the flagrant
violation of solemn arrangements.
The Spanish Minister at Berlin has remitted
this note to Baron ♦on Schleinitz.

ANCONA, OCT. 1.

General Lamoriciere, wishing to express his ad-
miration of the bravery of the Sardinian fleet, of-
fered to surrender to Admiral Persano. The admi-
ral sent him a small boat, and ordered the whole
crew under arms to pay him military honours. The
admiral also offered his own cabin to the general,
who was deeply touched by these courtesies.

General Lamoriciere will embark on board the
steamer Count Cavour, which will convey him to
Genoa, whence he will proceed to Turin.

ROME, SEPT. 29.

The allocution pronounced by the Pope on the
Roman question had been modified on receipt of
news from France.

General Goyon has hoisted the French flag at a
distance of five miles from Rome.

The French garrison will be inerimsed by two

Regiments.

The provinces of Umbria, Vitexbo, and the
Marches are lost to the Papal Government.

To-day Subiaco and Arsoli have risen in insult

rection.

The revolution is at the very gates Tif Rome. The
Pope will not leave the city.
Telegraphic communication is stilt in terrupted
the wires being broken.

CASEJ.4Tk, SEPT. 29.

The Neapolitans have been repulsted at Limatola.
Garibaldi has fortifiedSantaAngelo and Santa Maria.
Signor Pallavicini has arrived here witih, a letter from
King Victor Emmanuel, exhorting GM xibaldi to ac-
complish immediately the annexation_ .of Naples and
Sicily to Sardinia.

Bertani has tendered his resignation.
A new Ministry with moderate views has been
formed.

Saffi has refused the Pro-dietatorslt,ip of Sicily.
Sardinian troops are impatientl] awaited at
Naples.

TURaT, OCT. 2.
The reported entry of Sardinian t roops into the
kingdom of Naples is without foundation.
The rumour that the Pope had take n his depar-
ture from Rome is also unfounded.

Admiral Persano arrived here last (al ening.
In consequence of more friendly relations between
Garibaldi and the Sardinian Government the state
of things at Naples has improved.
Bertani has arrived at Genoa and ill expected at
Turin.
The Sicilian deputation has arrived.:here.

VIENNA, OCT. 2 (EVENING).

The Sardinian Chambers were opened today.
After the reading of the opening speeoh the follow-
ing project of law was presented :
" Sole Article.—The Government (Lf the King is
authorised to accept and establish by ..11).oyal decrees
the annexation to Sardinia of those. provinces of
Central and Southern Italy in which the) population,
by direct and universal suffrage, freely manifests a
wish to form an integral part of our CI institutional
monarchy."

The project was received with loud'. ,cheers.
The Chambers adjourned till Thur Imlay next.
The official Piedmontese Gazette p üblishes the
:ext of the capitulation of Ancona.

NAPLES (via MARSEIL LES)., SEPT. 29.
In consequence of the demand of the municipality
of Naples for a Ministry commanding the confidence
of the country,
are Conforti, Guira, Sewn,.
Ministe-
rial combination. The Ministers 17Anitively ap-
pointed Garibaldi has modifie d his
guissola, and I)esaneles. iCapitain An-

The Dictator has issued decree 3 gx %tiling national
rewards to the mothers and sisters of the late Age-
silas Milana, who attempted to assak sinate the King