The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-19 00:00:00

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The Presse asserts that information was received
yesterday at Turin that 4,000 Austrians from
Mantua had crossed the Po, and taken up their
quarters at Revere, which town is still under
Austrian dominion. The Presse adds, this news
has produced a sensation at Turin.

GAETA, OCT. 6.
Signor Casella has addressed the following cir-
cular note to the diplomatic corps at Gaeta.
After quoting the decree (which appeared in the
Official Journal of Naples on the 28th ult.) con-
cerning the family of Milano, Signor Casella says :
" In bringing the above decree to the cognisance
of Signor the undersigned Minister Secretary
of State, President of the Ministerial Council, and
provisionally entrusted with the portfolio of Foreign
Affairs, considers himself justified in abstaining
from any comment on this unqualified measure.
" Revolution has never arrived in any country at
such a degree of perversity and anarchy as to
sanctify regicide, to set a premium upon assassina-
tion, and by this example to officially stimulate the
extermination of Sovereigns ; this, in fact, is not
only done, but done in a city occupied by Pied-
montese troops, by a leader acting in the name of
the King of Sardinia, and who, without being dis-
avowed, has for the last four months assumed the
flag and the name of the latter.

"A man who attempts to assassinate his fellow
man, a soldier who leaves the ranks to kill his
general, a subject who uses his bayonet against his
king ; these are deemed martyrs worthy of praise,
of tears, and of rewards, by the Government of
Garibaldi. And this apotheosis is publicly made
in the journals of Naples, and in the name of King
Victor Emmanuel are rewards given and offered to

regicides.
"Such an example speaks more forcibly than all
declamations upon the miserable moral condition
into -which the kingdom has fallen, and of the
anarchy which, after the triumph of invasion, has
possessed the country with its designs.
" The undersigned considers it unnecessary to
protest against this scandalous decree, since all the
sentiments of morality, honour, and religion which
exist in the heart of man protest for themselves.
"The undersigned denounces this decree to the

justice of Europe as one of the clearest of the many
proofs of the tendencies of the men who, by foreign
force, and profiting by unheard-of treason, have
usurped the most considerable part of the kingdom
of the Two Sicilies.—The undersigned profits, &c.
(Signed) " CASELLA."

VIENNA, OCT. 18.

The anniversary of the battle of Leipsic has been
celebrated to-day by Divine service, the garrison of
the city being present.
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The Emperor will leave on Sunday evening for
Warsaw, accompanied by Count Rechberg, Count
Grenneville, general aide-de-camp, and several
officers of ordnance.

Count Rechberg will be accompanied by Barons
Meysenberg and Altenburg.
_

M. de Balabine, accompanied by Prince Gagarin,
left yesterday evening for Warsaw.

PARIS, OCT. 18

The Patric states that Mr. Bruce, the English
Minister in China, had received a despatch an-
nouncing that the Emperor of China would be
disposed to conclude peace with the Allies after the
capture of the Peiho forts.