The Sun.
London, England, 1860-02-14 00:00:00

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.

The Euxine and Panther left Malta for Alex-
andria on the Bth Feb.
The Colombo, with the 4th of December mails
from England, arrived at Galle on the 12th Jan.

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

VIENNA, FEB. 14.

It is said that a new loan is projected.
Intelligence received here from Naples 'states that
the King has ordered filo liberation of political
prisoners arrested upon suspicion, those only who
are evidently guilty being reserved for trial by the
competent tribunals.

COPENHAGEN, FEB. 13.

Bishop Mourad, at present in Paris, has been
asked by telegraph if he will undertake the forma-
tion of a now ministry with unlimited power.

TURIN, MONDAY EVENING.

Letters received here from Sicily announce that
the political arrests and the excesses of the police
are increasing. Women have been ravished and
beaten by them. The political prisoners have been
put to the torture, under which some of them died.
Several magistrates have in vain protested against
these barbarous acts.

A proclamation is in circulation, exhorting the
Sicilians to rise in a speedy and general insurrec-
tion, in order to re-invest Southern Italy with her
former rights in Europe. All parties in Sicily are
alike favourable to the cessation of despotism. In
the above proclamation it is said : " Let us hope
that Naples will follow our example. The time
for moderation has passed away, henceforth we
must be daring. Lot us rise in the name of Italian
nationality, and to the cry of Italy and Victor
Emmanuel for ever !'"

PARIS, FEE. 13.

The Grand Duke Ferdinand of Tuscany has
arrived at Paris, where the Dictator Parini is like-

wise staying.

MADRID, FEB. 13.

Marshal O'Donnell announces in an order of
the day that he will contirue offensive operations
until the enemy shall ask mercy of Spain, and
until reprisals have been taken for the insults of
the enemy, and an indemnity obtained for the sa-
crifices of Spain. The trophies from Tetuan have
arrived here, and have been received by the inha-
bitants with enthusiasm. The Spanish Govern-
ment, in conformity with the authorisation of the
Cortes, is about to issue notes to the amount of
200,000,000 reals, the payment of which is to be
insured by the sale of national property.

The Spanish Cabinet will listen to no proposals
of peace from Morocco until Tangier has been
taken, against which place military operations are
to commence immediately.

PARIS, FEB. 14.

The Moniteur says :—The opening of the session
of the Senate and Legislative Body has been ad-
journed to the let March.
The Moniteur also contains the nomination of
General Delarme as member of the Senate.

PARIS, FEB. 13.

Notwithstanding what several journals have
said, no answer has yet been received hero from
Austria, and it is doubtful whether the expected
answer will in the first instance in any sense tend
to settle the Italian question.

ST. PETERSBURG, FBA. 12.

Prince Gortschakoff has informed the French
Government that Russia does not consider the
English proposal to be altogether a satisfactory
solution of the Italian dillculty, and that a real
understanding could only result from a conference
of the five great Powers. It is said that th e
French Ambassador has expressed to Prince
Gortschakoff the readiness of his Government to
adhere to the proposals of Russia.

VIENNA, FEB. 13.

The reforms promised in the Ministerial pro-
gramme are about to be granted. Every province
will receriva a separate constitution and adminis-
tration; according to the wants of the different na-
tionalities.