The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-24 00:00:00

LATEST NE NV S.

The fol lowing telegrams have been received at
Mr. Rent er's office :

THE PRINCESS FREDERICK WILLIAM

OF PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, 10.2 A.M.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Frederick
William ht,s just been happily delivered of a

daughter.
Her Royal Highness and the Royal infzut are

doing well.

PARIS, JULY 24.

The Constitutionnel of today publishes an article
expressing doubts on the exactitude of the news
of an armistice having been concluded between
the Druses and the Maronites, and hoping• that
Europe will not thus allow a sponge :to be
passed over the blood of Christians, and sutler all
that has passed to be thus hushed up.

NAPLES, JULY 23.
Neraux, Dagostine, Nuntziante, Debre) and
Scoletta have been sent away from Naples.
Messina, Milazzo, and Syracuse have been eva-
cuated by the troops, who are being transported to
Naples in steamers.

VIENNA, JULY 23.

The evening edition of the official -Wiener Zeitteng
publishes the following telegram, dated Pesth,
July 21 :

" Last evening a large crowd gathered before the
Zrinig Coffee-house. .

" After the conclusion of the performance in the
Hungarian theatres, a man addressed the public in
the Hatvaner Gasse. Several seditious cries were
heard.

" Order was re-established at midnight. Ten
individuals of the working class were arrested."

NAPLES, JULY 22.

After a conference with Count Cavour it was
decided that the King of Sardinia should send an
adjutant with an autograph letter to Garibaldi, re-
questing him not to attack the mainland.

PARIS, JULY 23.

The Patrie says :—" According to the latest
news from Syria the state of things continued to
be serious. Three French steamers were off Lata-
kia, Saida, and Acre, in order to restrain the in-
habitants, who continued to display very hostile
dispositions.

IVARSEILLES, JULY 23.

Orders have been given for the simultaneous
embarcation of troops at Marseilles, Toulon, and
Algiers with the shortest possible delay. Two
regiments from Chalons have just arrived at
Toulon.

The reserve squadron will be armed, the motives
for which are stated to be the fresh exigencies of

,he service.

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, JULY 23.

It is asserted that the Kings of Saxony and
Bavaria will not take part in the interview be-
tween the Emperor of Austria and the Prince
Regent of Prussia at Toplitz.

The Prince Regent passed through this place
this morning. He proceeds to Toplitz via Dresden.
The Preussi.sehe Zeitung publishes the following :
" For some time past the relations between the
Cabinets of Vienna and Berlin have been much
more friendly, and now a further step has been
taken. In an autograph letter his Majesty the
Emperor Francis Joseph has expressed his eager
desire to have a personal interview with the Prince
Regent of Prussia. The Emperor left it to the
Prince to appoint the place for a meeting. We
hope that the personal interview about to take
place between the two rulers on the 26th inst., at
Toplitz, will turn out favourably to the best inte-
rests of Germany."
A letter from Berlin dated the 20th inst. says :
"In liberal circles the interview between the Em-
peror of Austria and the Prince Regent of Prussia
is looked forward to with same anxiety. The
Prince Regent declared at Baden-Baden that,
under all circumstances, Prussia would stand up
with all her power for the integrity of Germany,
thus, doubtless, also for the integrity of German
Austria ; and this the Prussian people fully approve.
But they do not want to see the fate of Prussia
connected with the fallen mixed provinces of the
Austrian Empire."
The National Zeitung says :—" As matters stand,
as little good is expected from the interview be-
tween the Emperor Francis Joseph and the Prince
Regent as arose from the interview with the Em-
peror of the French. At Vienna as at Paris the
object aimed at is to shackle the independent ae-
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tion of Prussia." It is nevertheless. a fact that
an approximation has taken place between the
two great German Courts.