The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-07 00:00:00

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

FLORENCE, MARcH 6.

A Government audiance has been issued to-day
suppressing all former decrees which might tend to
modify or restrain the liberty of the press in poli-
tical mutters.

PARIS, MARCH 6.

The Patric asserts that the reply of Sardinia to
the last despatch of M. Thouvenel has arrived in
Paris. The King is said to have agreed to the
solution "proposed by France in reference to the
Romagna ; but as regards the solution of the ques-
tion of Tuscany proposed by the Emperor, the
reply of the King is said to be less distinct. The
Patrie adds :—" We are unable to make known the
exact reply of Sardinia in reference to the annexa-
tion of Savoy to France."

TURIN, MARCH 6.

Count Arese has arrived in Turin.

The clergy of Milan have appointed a commission
for collecting subscriptions to assist the emigration
from Venetia.

A letter from the Chevalier Buoncompagni has
been published, stating that he has resigned the-
post of Governor-General.
The Opinione of to-day publishes Count Cavour's
Circular, dated Milan, Feb. 24, and addressed to
the Sardinian ambassadors accredited at the courts
of the four great Powers. On the subject of a ciri.
cular of the imperial councillor of Mantua, order-
ing the arrest of persons who favour or are sus-
pected of favouring the emigration of Venetians,
Count Cavour states that this system of presump-
tion of guilt has been extended to persons in-
cluded in the amnesty guaranteed by the treaty
of Zurich, and believes it to be his duty to protest
against a course of action involving the destruc-
tion of the stipulations of this treaty. He in-
sists that the Emperor of Austria should render
the amnesty granted at Villafranca as comprehen•
sive and complete as possible. The Government of
the King of Sardinia would not have failed reli-
giously fulfilling that part of the treaty regarding
the granting of an amnesty had it devolved upon.
his Majesty. Count Cavour demands, therefore,
that Austria shall not elude the execution of the
benevolent designs which, in conformity with the
feelings of humanity, were proposed by the peace
of Villafranca.

TURIN, MARCH 6.

It is stated that as soon as the principles of the
annexation of Savoy shall be settled between France
and Savoy the great Powers will be invited to a
conference in order to examine the reasons brought
forward by France in favour of the annexation.
It is said that Count Arese, who has returned
to Turin, has been entrusted by the Emperor with
the mission to bring about a speedy and definitive
settlement between France and Piedmont of the
question of Savoy.

NAPLES (via Marseilles), MARCH 3.

A great display of military took place here on the
Ist inst. Some persons of high distinction have
been arrested. The Prince Torella had been con-
ducted to the Prefecture of Police, but was set at
liberty again. His brother, the Marquis de Bella,
has been detained. It is stated that several noble-
men are about to be exiled. Activity prevails in
the arsenals day and night.
Letters from Sicily announce that the Attorney-
General at Messina had been murdered, and that a
fulminating bomb had been thrown at the Director
of the police, by which two persons were wounded.

ROME, MARCH 3 (via 'Marseilles).

Great agitation prevails in the Marches. Tri-
coloured flags have been hoisted nightly at Viterbo.
It is asserted that the Papal Government is prepar-
ing a note accusing Piedmontese agents of exciting
the inhabitants. Revolutionary agents have in-
duced the inhabitants to give up smoking and tak-
ing part in the lottery.