The Sun.
London, England, 1860-04-24 00:00:00

APRIL 24, 1860.

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NEW 8.

The following telegrams were received at Mr.

Reuter's office :

TURIN, APRIL 23.
Letters from Naples confirm the reported assas-
sination of General Viglia.

FLORENCE, APRIL 23.

The King will be at Leghorn to-day, at Ristoja
and Lucca to-morrow. On Wednesday at Sienna,
on Thursday at Arezzo.

PARIS, APRIL 24.

The Paris papers publish the following results of
the voting upon the question of the annexation of
Savoy to France :

CHAMBER!, April 23, 8 p.m.

A fete took place at the Governor's house, which
was ornamented with flags. Crowds were present,
and musical entertainments were given.
The result of the voting in the district of Cham-
bery is known, and is as follows :
About 30,000. ayes
59 noes.
The following are the details :
In Aumery 1,127 ayes.
21 noes.
.987 ayes.
13 noes.

In Aix .

192 abstained from voting or absent.
In Chambery 3,688 ayes.
22 noes.

200 abstained from voting or absent.
TURIN, APRIL 23.
The Savoyards of the Sardinian army present ai
Turin have voted as follows :

For annexation to France

3,082
127

Against
Out of 186 natives of Nice 157 have voted for an

nexation.

GENEVA, APRIL 23.

The rosult of the voting in several
.towns of the
provinces of Chablais and Faucigny is generally
unanimous for annexation to France.

The voting in Faucigny has taken place entirely
under the influence of the authorities and clergy.
There was no ballot, and not even permission to
print cards expressing a vote against annexation.
The number of electors who have abstained from
voting is large.

VIENNA, NooN, MONDAY.

The Minister of Finance, Baron Von Bruck, has
been suddenly taken ill, and has been compelled to
undergo the operation of bleeding, since when his
health has improved. The Councillor of State,
Plener, is provisionally appointed chief of the
Ministry of Finance.
The Councillor of State Von Plener has been
provisionally intrusted with the charge of the finan-
cial administration. Baron von Bruck's malady is
congestion of the brain. After the operation of
bleeding had been performed an improvement took
place.

MONDAY AFTERNOON.
His Excellency the Minister of Finance, Baron
von Bruck, expired at 10 minutes past 5 p.m.

VIENNA, APRIL 24,

Later copies of the Weiner Zeitung of to-day do
not contain the autograph letter of the Emperor to
the late Baron von Bruck, dated April 22d, and
published this morning.
The Wiener Zeitung contains an autograph letter
from the Emperor to Baron von Bruck, dated
Sunday, the 22d inst., in which his Majesty ac-
cepts the Baron's temporary resignation.
The Wiener Zeitung also contains a decree pro-
visionally appointing the Councillor of State
Ignaz von Plener to the charge of the Ministry
of Finance. The decree also confers upon him the
title of Privy Councillor.
Prince Czartoryski died yesterday morning.

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 23,

The Society of Bankers, for maintaining the
course of Exchange on London at 110 and of
Medjidies at 100, commence operations from the
Ist of May next. The redemption of the Caisne
continues, and is to be completed by the end of
May.

MADRID, APRIL 22.
The Moorish Plenipotentiaries arrived at Tetuan
yesterday. The negotiations have commenced.
The following are additional particulars concern-
ing the arrest of Count de Montemolin :
During the night of the 20th inst. the Gendar-
merie surrounded a house where Count de Monte-
molin and his brother were supposed to be con-
cealed. After having vainly demanded admittance,
one of the Gendarmes entered the house through
the window. The Princes were dressed, and
declared themselves at the disposal of the Gen-
darmes.

The majority of the press is in favour of a trial
by ordinary court-martial.
The Correspondencia Autografa considers that
nothing will be resolved upon until the return of
Marshal O'Donnell from Africa, but believes that
the conspirators will be tried by the Senate.