The Sun.
London, England, 1860-11-23 00:00:00

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THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.
PLYMOUTH, FRIDAY.

The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, with the
Empress of Austria on board, arrived here this
morning en route for Madeira.
The Victoria and Albert is expected to coal and
proceed on her voyage to-day.

PLYMOUTH, FRTDAY, 10 21,111.

The Royal Yacht Victoria and Albert, from
Brighten, with the Empress of Austria on board,
was in sight at 7.30 a.m. The Osborne arrived an
hour later. The Victoria and Albert had the Aus-
trian standard at the nain.

As she steamed mund the breakwater, the
citadel and the vessels in the Sound, her Majesty's
ships St. George and Sanspareil fired a royal
salute.

Immediately after her arrival the Port Admiral
and officials proceedee on board to pay their re-
spects to the Empress.

The Victoria and Albert went into harbour to
coal. As she entered the ships in commission fired
a royal salute. The vreather is rainy. It is un-
certain yet whether the Empress will land. It is
expected that her Maesty will leave for Madeira
this evening.
The Osborne is in the Sound coasting:

PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Moniteur publishes a convention concluded
between the Governments of Sardinia and France,
arranging several qtestions in reference to the
annexation of Savoy and Nice. It is determined
that the portion of the Sardinian debt chargeable
to Savoy and Nice shall be four and a half millions
of Sardinian Rentes, which the French Govern-
ment will remit to Sardinia.

The charges incurred by Sardinia on account of
Savoy and Nice will be transferred to Sardinia.
The llioniteur also publishes an Imperial decree
abolishing the prohibition against the exportation
of iron ore, which may in future be exported free
of duty.

CONSTANTINOPLE, NOV. 17.
The ratification of the French loan was sent to
Paris yesterday.
The arrears due to the troops have been paid.
The Porte has sent physicians to Beyrout.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 14.

The _Levant Rerald states that the foreign repre-
sentatives are about to submit a scheme of provin-
cial and financial reform to the Porte, and will at
the same time conjointly urge its adoption.
Great anxiety is still felt by the Porte as to the
French loan.

A difficulty has arisen on the question of accepting
the tenders and terms.

Stamps and a new tax on farm cattle have been
created.

The Galatz money market is depressed, and
Government securities have fallen considerably.

It is said that Ismail Pacha, of the Danubian
provinces, is to complete the late mission of the
Grand Vizier.

News from Syria is to the 4th inst.
Ismail Pacha (Kmety) has resigned his com-
mand.

MARSEILLES, FRIDAY, 9 55 A.M.
The overdue mail steamer from Constantinople
has just arrived.

NAPLES, Nov. 22.
I have just been informed that Francis 11. burst
a blood vessel yesterday. A steamer has arrived
from Gaeta for medical assistance.
The Queen Mother and her children have left
for Civita Vecchia.

A Ministerial change is expected) and it is almost
certain that a Council of State will be convoked
forthwith.

NAPLES, Nov. 22.

King Victor Emmanuel has received a deputa-
tion by whom he was presented with the result
of the plebiscite in the Marches and Umbria.

It is believed that some modifications will be
made in the Council of Lieutenancy at Naples.

It is asserted that the State Council, which is
only convoked on very important occasions, will be
shortly summoned by the King.
Poerio has been appointed Minister without a
portfolio.

VENICE, Nov 22.

The Tomboli was held on the Market-place yes-
terday evening, and passed off without any dis-
turbance of public order.

CONSTANTINOPE, Nov. 17.

News has been received here from Circassia of
the signal failure of Bariatinski's expedition
against Daghestan.

Great loss was suffered by the Russians.
General Kmety has resigned the Syrian com
mand, on account of having been reproached by
Fuad Pacha with partiality to the Christians.

Although the French Loan has been concluded,
exchange is still rising.
The project for a local loan, which was recently
spoken of, has fallen through.

BERNE, THURSDAY.

A Papal memorandum has been addressed to the
Federal Council, maintaining afresh the principles
of Rome in reference to the bishopric of Ticino, as
explained by the representatives of the Holy See at
the last conference.

The Russian Minister here has been appointed
Minister at Copenhagen.

PESTH, Nov. 22.

The prospects of any conferences being held at
Gran have become more remote. It is even doubted
whether they can take place this year.

MADRID, Nov. 22.

In yesterday's sitting of the Cortes several diplo-
matic documents relating to Rome and Naples were
communicated by Government.

TRIESTE. THURSDAY.
Intelligence received from Athens states that the
Chambers were opened on the 12th inst.