The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-18 00:00:00

rim SUN, LONDON, THURSDAY' EVENING, OCTOBER 18, 1860.

LATEST .NEWS.

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The following telegrai 413 have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

TURIN, OCT. 17.

The evening jc►urnals announee the resignation
of the Marquis Pallavioirto, but the news has not
been confirmed.

Despatches from Naplim announce that a fresh
attack of the Royal troops had been repulsed.
Count Amari, representative of Sicily at Turin,

has resigned.
King Victor Emmanuel will be at Chieti on the
18th inst.

NAPLES, OCT. 17.

The decree of the Pro• Dictator of Sicily, con-
voking the Provincial Assembly, has been can-

celled.

The decree convoking the popular assembly of
Naples for the 21st inst., in order to vote upon the
question of annexation, has been extended to

Sicily.

Pallavicini mid the Ministers remain in office.

The reasons are—popular demonstrations, and
the proximate arrival of Victor Emmanuel.

MADRID, OCT. 17.

Judicial proceedings have been commenced
against the author of the attempt on the life of the

Queen.

The man, whose name is Rodrigue Servia, has
confessed his crime, and declared that he was em-
ployed by Nunez Pradeo, a deputy of the Cortes.

PARIS, OCT. 17.

The Patric says :—" As soon as the annexation
of Naples and Sicily to Sardinia shall have been
proclaimed, Garibaldi will resign his political autho-
rity, and will assume the title and functions of
Commander-in-Chief of the land and sea forces of
Southern Italy. He will exclusively occupy him-
self in preparing for war next spring, and will make
an appeal for volunteers from all Europe."

VIENNA, OCT. 17.

It is said that Prince Petrulla, the Neapolitan
Minister to the Court of Austria, is about to pro-
ceed at Warsaw, entrusted with a • confidential
mission from his Sovereign to the Emperor of
Russia.

BERLIN, OCT. 17.

According to reliable information the Russian
ambassador at Turin has been recalled, and the
Sardinian ambassador at St. Petersburg has re-
ceived his passports from Prince Gortachakoff,

TURIN, OCT. 17.

The Turin Gazette says that Prussia has simply
made some remarks against the entry of the Sar-
dinian troops into Naples, and that Russia has made
no communication to Sardinia.

PARIS, OCT. 17.

The news that Baron Hubner, who is staying
here, had been summoned to Vienna to enter the
Austrian ministry, is oompletely false.

BERNE, OCT. 17.

The note which has been remitted by France to
the Federal Council states that, independent of the
insult offered to the French flag at Sion, a French
subject was maltreated on that occasion. The
French cabinet claims, therefore, that a severe
inquiry should be instituted on that point, and
expresses a hope that the guilty parties will be
punished, and full satisfaction afforded to the
injured party. The Federal Council has commu-
nicated the French note to the Government of
Valais, with a request that the inquiry which it had
already instituted concerning the affair of the flag
should be completed by an examination of the fresh
complaint on the part of France.

CONSTANTINOFLE (via Marseilles),
OCT. 10.

Kupush Pacha and Rim Pacha are perfectly

agreed.

Much uneasiness is felt in Moldavia, Servia, and
Wallachia, on account of the concentration of
Russian troops in Bessarabia.

The Karageorgewitch party in Servia agi.

tating.
Reports are still current of new loans to be
contracted in Europe.

BEYROUT, OCT. 8.
A disturbance has taken place at Damascus,
occasioned by the levy of the war tax.
Gen. Beaufort d'Hautpool has distributed re-
lief among the Christians.