The Sun.
London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

VIENNA, MONDAY.
The Austrians have evacuated Forli, Faenza,
and

The Austrian occupation of the Papal States is
now confined to the towns ,of Bologna and
Ancona.

The squadron still remains stationary, but is
,aking in provisions and war-stores for six months.

A letter from Berlin of the 31st ult., in the
German, Journal of Frankfort, says :—" A report
prevails that the Neapolitan Government has sent
t circular to its representatives abroad on the sub-
ject of the recall of the Ambassadors of France
end England, in which it expresses great regret
IA the measure adopted by the Western Powers.

A letter from Vienna of the 29th ult., in the
Constitutionnel, says :—" As has been already
4 tated, our relations with the Cabinet of St.
James's are every . day becoming more and
more friendly. It may be said that our poli-
tical situation in this respect has been com-
pletely modified in the space of from twenty to
thirty days. In official circles, pains are taken
to show all• the advantages which Austria ob-
tained at different epochs from her old alliance
with England, the only great power of Europe
from which we have nothing to fear, but from
which, on the contrary, we have much to hope.
As to the evacuation of the Danubian provinces,
Count de Buol does not seem to attach very high
importance to it, and it is regarded here as a ques -
tion which time alone can solve to the satisfaction
of the great powers interested inthe consolidation
of the Turkish empire. Prince Petrulla, whose
resignation has been announced two or three
times, remains definitively accredited here as re-
presentative of the King of Naples i the dissen-
sions which may have existed between the prince
and the minister of foreign affairs of Ferdinand
11. appear to be completely removed- The war
department is pressing on very actively the termi-
nation of the new fortifications in our Lombardo-
venetian provinces. -Verona, in particular, has
been placed in a formidable state of defence.
When the forts, the construction of which is being
carried on with redoubled activity, shall be ter-
minated, this place may be considered as impreg-
nable."

The Paris correspondent of the Times (second
edition), in his letter dated yesterday, says :
"I learn that a despatch has been recived this
day from Constantinople from M. Thouvenel. It
confirms the nomination of Redschid Pasha to the
Grand Vizierate, but does not mention the names
of the other Ministers. It is said that M. Thou-
venel recommends that no opinion should be
formed as to the political tendencies of th 3 Go-
vernment until it be completed ; but he does not
anticipate that anything hostile is intended against
France. The day fixed for presenting the Sultan
with the insignia of the Garter was that on which
Redschid Pasha entered on his functions as Grand
Vizier, and in that capacity he was present at the
ceremony.

" Instructions were sent to Marseilles that Baron
Brenier should on his arrival from Naples lose no
time in setting out for Compiegne to see the
Emperor. I have just heard that the Baron,
who left Marseilles yesterday, has arrived in
Paris.

" Count Kisseleff, the new Russian Ambassador
to the Court of the Tuileries, proceeds to-morrow
to Compiegne, to deliver to the Emperor an au-
tograph letter from the Czar. His credentials
will not, I believe, be presented before the return
of the Court from its sylvan recreations, and
which probably takes place on the 10th."

The Paris correspondent of the Pose (second
edition),says :
" Mr. Petre and Mr. Plunkett have arrived in
Paris from Naples. Mr. Petre will leave to-
morrow (Tuesday) for London. 'Lord Granville
is in Paris. He will visit Compiegne. The
Marquis Antonini, the Neapolitan Minister, has
not left Paris. He holds a language as if he
intended to remain."