The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-29 00:00:00

rile: SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29,i860.

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, SATURDAY MORNING.

The Moniteur says :—The Naval Board of Venice
has informed the Chamber of Commerce that by
order of the military governor the lighting of the
canals, the port, and the Venetian Littoral must be
suspended until further instructions. This measure
also applies to the two lights of Malamocco and
Piave.

The Constitutionnel publishes an article signed
E, Dreolle, announcing the dispatch of another
division to Rome, and adds :—This measure is taken
in consequence of the late events accomplished in
Italy, and the revolutionary character of Garibaldi's
last acts.

In 1860 as in 1849 France will protect Rome
and the Papacy against the attacks of demagogues.
M. Dreolle thinks that the presence of a French
corps de armee at Rome will suffice to prevent any
assault against, or revolutionary movement within,
that city. But in the contrary case the French
battalions will furor an invincible barrier for the
protection of the eternal city, and the authority of
the Chief of the Church. In augmenting the army
of occupation the French Government renders the
protection of the city of Rome more efficacious, but
respects the principle of non-intervention.
M. Dreolle also expresses a hope that the atti-
tude of France will strengthen the salutary reac-
tion in Italy against the consequences and dangers
of the spirit of disorder.

NAPLES, SEPT. 25.

Liborio Romano's Cabinet has tendered its re-
signation, on account of the preponderance of
Bertani.

Signor Conforti is about to form a Ministry pro-
fessing extreme opinions, the members of which,
it is said, will include Ferrigui, Mignogna, and
Salicetti.

The Marquis de Bella, Ambassador of Garibaldi
at Paris, has tendered his resignation. _

A battalion of 700 priests has been organised.
The forts of Pescara and Agusta in Sicily have
capitulated.

The commander of the fort of Bake, near Naples;
still resists and threatens to blow up the fortress.

The soldiers of the King at Gaeta are said to
have demolished the residence of the French Con-
sul under the pretence that there was a connivance
between him and Garibaldi. The French Consul
was absent at the time.

ROME, SEPT. 25

General Goyon, on the demand of Mgr. Merode,
has ordered the re-occupation of Cornetta by
French soldiers.

General Goyon has also placed outposts two
miles beyond Rome.
The cardinals have been consulted on the resolu-
tion to be taken by the Pope: _ _

The majority is said to have pronounced itself in
favour of the departure of the Pope, but that his
departure should be deferred.

FAVORITA, SEPT. 28.
The Sardinian troops have taken the Delle
Grazie fort of Ancona.
The hospital has been destroyed.
General Cadorna with six battalions has taken
up a position in the suburb of the Porta Pia.

Notwithstanding the desperate resistance of the
garrison, the siege operations are regularly car-

ried on.

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Many soldiers of the Papal army have been taken
prisoners.

TURIN, SEPT. 28.
The King leaves to-morrow for Florence and
Bologna, accompanied by Signor Farini.
A deputation from Sicily is expected here today
to pay homage to his Majesty.
The remainder of the military contingent of
14,000 men has been called under arms.
No further news has been received from Ancona.

Pope from Rome.

The same journal also says:—

occupation. "

MARSEILLES, SEPT. 28,

Letters from Naples, to the 25th inst., assert that
the Bavarian brigade of the King's troops had coma
pletely beaten the Anglo-Hungarian companies oi
the Garibaldians at Capua.

TRIESTE, SEPT. 28

PARIS, SEPT. 28.
The Patric denies the reported departure of the

" The military division of Lyons will proceed
immediately to Rome to reinforce the corps of

The Austrian Naval Board has ordered that
trading vessels of the Two Sicilies shall only be ad-
mitted into an Austrian port when hoisting the
Neapolitan flag, and that, before leaving, the visa
of the Neapolitan Consul must be attached to their
papers.