The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

LATEST SEWS.

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

TURIN, SETT. 24.

The head-quarters of General Fanti are at
Loretto. The siege artillery has been disembarked
at the Sardinian camp, near Ancona.

The Opinione says:—" Count Vimercati de Ven-
centi and Signor Pallavicina have arrived here from
Naples. Count Vimercati has been to Naples on
a mission to the Dictator. Signor Pallavicini is
sent here intrusted with a mission from the
Dictator."

The Neapolitan Ministry has tendered its resig-
nation. It is said that Signor Conforti has been
intrusted with the formation of a new Cabinet.

ROME (via Marseilles), SEPT. 18.
It is asserted that the Sardinian troops have
advanced as far as Narni.

On Monday next the Consistory of Cardinals
will be assembled.
The last works of Renan, Rumichon, and Dupin,
have been placed on the index of the books con-
demned by the Papal Government.

NAPLES, (via Marseilles), SEPT. 18.
The official journal publishes an article attack
ing Count Cavour.

The same journal publishes a letter from Ga-
ribaldi declaring that there exists an irreconcil-
able difference between his policy and that o
Count Cavour.

TURIN, SEPT. 22

The Sardinian Government has decided that
the French soldiers of the Papal army who have
been made prisoners shall be immediately restored
to their families.

TURIN, SEPT. 22 (Evening'

The Chasseurs of the Tiber entered Viterbo
yesterday. The inhabitants had revolted and
driven away the Papal garrison.

TURIN, SEPT. 23 (Evening).
The King has conferred on General Cialdini the
Grand Cross of the Military Order of Savoy.
In the battle of Monte Fidardo the Sardinians
took 11 cannon, not six, as was first stated.
The number of Pontifical officers made prisoners
was 150, not 50.

VENICE, SEPT. 23

VIENNA, SEPT. 23,

SEMLIN, SEPT. 22,

PARIS, SEPT. 22

PARIS, SEPT. 22 (Evening'

PARIS, SEPT. 23,

occupy Damascus.

FRANCE.

GENOA, SEPT. 23.
Signor Pallavicini and Cardinal Sforza have ar-
rived here from Naples.
The official Gazette of Venice publishes a pro-
clamation of the Lieutenant• General, increasing
the military patrols and limiting the use of arms
for the suppression of revolutionary attempts.

In yesterday's sitting of the Reichsrath Count
Clam Martinez declared that the laws concerning
the public press are not satisfactory, and proposed
the insertion of a demand for their revisal in the re-
ports of the committee. The majority of the com-
mittee agreed to this proposition. The reports of
the majority and the minority of the committee
were then read by the reporters.
Count Szecsen declared that the cause of all the
evils in Austria was to be found in the system of
government. It is now absolutely necessary to
satisfy the wants of each province, based as they
tare upon political and historical right. The ques-
tion of Hungary especially demands a solution. It
is the duty of the Council of the Empire to discover
in what way the individuality of the provinces can
be re-established without disturbing the union of
the different parts of the empire. The application
of this project to each single province should be
arranged between the Sovereign and the provincial
Diets.

M. Hun then justified the view taken by the
minority of the committee, and said that if the
majority would state their intentions more dis-
tinctly, an understanding with the minority might
then perhaps be possible. He expressed a hope
that the majority wonld adopt the concluding
words of the minority's report, whieh proposes, as
the programme for the political reorganisation of
Austria, the unity of the empire, and as much as
possible the autonomy of each province.

The Eerbske Novine announces that Prince
Milosch is not dead, but, on the contrary, is re-
covering. His complete restoration to health is
expected.

Several arbitrary acts having been committed by
Servian functionaries against foreigners, the con-
suls of the great Powers have been instructed to
address remonstrances to the Servian Government.

A report was current to-day on the Bourse thal
the Austrians had crossed the Mincio. The Com
missary of the Police of the Bourse gave an officia
denial to this report.

The Patric says :—" We believe we can affirm
the complete falsity of the report that the Emperor
had expressed a wish to be invited to Warsaw."
Tho came journal eoutalu3 the following :
" Garibaldi, in a letter to Signor Abrusco, pub-
lished in the official journal of Naples, says :

'Although I am quite disposed to sacrifice all per-
sonal feeling on the altar of the country, I could
never be reconciled with men who have sold an

Italian province.' Nevertheless a decree of the
Dictator promulgates the Sardinian Constitution
for Naples and Sicily, but without fixing a date for
its execution."

Baron 13renier is to leave Naples on Thursday
next. Mr. Elliot will remain in that city.

PARIS, SEPT. 22 (Morning).
Tho JJToniteur announces the arrival of their Ma.
jesties at St. Cloud.

Baron Hubner, formerly Austrian Ambassador
at Paris, has arfived here. It has been officially
denied that the Sultan intends to send the Grand
Vizier on a special mission to Paris and London.
Advices from Belgrade state that the Sultan, it
is expected, will acknowledge Prince Michael as
Prince of Servia ; but at the same time will declare
that the Porte does not intend to recognise the
hereditary right of the family Obrenovitch.

It is stated here that the French troops will no

BOURSE, Sept. 22.—The market opened firm at
the quotations of the previout day, and for a time
showed rather! an upward tendency, but after a
short time Stock became offered by persons desirous
of realising, and quotations rapidly receded. Threes,
which for a moment had reached 68f 70e, are now
at 68f 20c. Mobilier, 680 f; Orleans, 1,384 50c ;