The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-30 00:00:00

LATESI

NEW.

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

NAPLES, JUNE 29.
There is great agitation here. Even in the
streets things are far from quiet.
The proclamation of reforms does not appear to
have given satisfaction.

NAPLES, JUNE 28, EVENING.

This evening riotous assemblages took place in
the Strada di Toledo. A grand gala was held
to-day to celebrate the inauguration of the
constitutional flag.

TURIN, JUNE 30.

The Neapolitan Government has ordered the res•
titution of the two captured vessels, and the re.
lease of crew and passengers.

The statc of things at Naples inspires great fears
of anarchy and of conflicts between the Lazzaroni
and the remainder of the population.

ROME, JUNE 29.
Reports are current that the Papal Governmen.
is about to grant reforms.

PARIS, JUNE 30

A private telegram from Naples, dated Thursday
evening, states that on-Wednesday some disturbers
of the public peace assaulted and wounded the
Minister of France.

On the 28th inst. the commissariats of the 12
districts of the city were simultaneously ransacked
and pillaged. The archives were burnt and the
agents murdered.
_

Naples had been proclaimed in a state of siege,
and any assembling in the streets had been
prohibited.

PARIS, JUNE 29.
The treaty to arrange the boundaries between
France and Sardinia has been signed here.
The French Government has communicated to
the Powers that it is willing to accept one of the
three following modes for settling its differences
with Switzerland .

1. To negotiate direct with the Federal Govern•
went.

2. To admit to this negotiation the Powers who
signed the final Act of Vienna.

Z. To assemble in Conference.
If a Conference shall be determined on, it will
very probably take place at Paris.
It is quite certain that France will make no
cession whatever of territory.

PARIS, JUNE 29

The King of Naples has instructed the Marquis
d'Antonini to express to the French Government
his most sincere regret on acaount of the cowardly
insult offered to Baron ilreniPr. and promising a
severe retribution upon the guilty parties, who,
however, were not yet discovered, having succeeded
in escaping immediately after committing the
assault.

PARIS, JUNE 29.
The Paris papers publish the following telegram
dated Antibes, to-day
:
"Numerous inhabitants of the communes of
Tende ana Briga, in the department of Nice, are
flying from the villages militarily occupied by the
Piedmontese.

" Peaceable citizens have been arrested for hav-
ing shouted, ' France for ever !' The Emperor
for ever !' "

It is also stated in the Paris journals that Baron
Brenier is not dangerously hurt.

VIENNA, JUNE 29.

It is stated that Lord A. Loftus has informed the
Austrian Government that England is prepared to
take part in a Conference with the other Powers
who signed the final Act of Vienng, in order to
settle the difference pending between France and
Switzerland.

Lord A. Loftus having also been instructed to as-
certain the disposition of Austria in reference to an
immediate assembling of the Conference, Count
Rechberg is said to have replied that, as M.
Thouvenel in his last despatch of the 21st inst. ac-
cepted, in the name of his Government, the Con-
ference as claimed by Switzerland, Austria does not
object to being represented therein. Count Rech-
berg added that Austria recognises that Switzer-
land (whose interests are especially concerned by
these discussions) has a right to take part in this
Conference. She persists, however, in maintaining
that Sardinia can show no title for being repre-
sented therein, Count Cavour having himself stated
that, in consequence of the treaty of the 24th
March, Sardinia would henceforth remain a stranger
to all questions in reference to Savoy.

TURIN, JUNE 29.

The Chamber of Deputies has voted for the new
loan by 215 against 3. Baron Poerio and Signor
Mancini made interpellations relative to the state
of affairs at Naples. Both speakers logically
opposed any arrangement with the Bourbons. The
Minister Farini replied in a manner favourable to
the idea of national unity, but with reserve.

TURIN, JUNE 29.

The protest of Spain against the connivance of
the Sardinian Government with the volunteer ex-
peditions for Sicily was not remitted to Count
Cavour by the Spanish Ambassador himself, but
by the First Secretary of the Legation acting as
Charge d'Affaires during his Excellency's absence
from Turin.

TELEGRAPH FROM RAGUSA TO ALEX-
ANDRIA.

VIENNA, JUNE 29.

The convention between England, Austria, and
the Porte for the establishment of a submarine
telegraph line from Ragusa to Alexandria was
signed here at noon to-day.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 29.

By order of the Sultan the Finance Commission
has been transformed into a Council of Control,
with extended powers.
Mehemed Ruschdi Pacha has been appointed
President at the new council.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY.

The Emperor has already received by telegraph,
on the death of Prince Jerome, assurance of con-