The Sun.
London, England, 1860-08-13 00:00:00

LATEST NEW b.

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

PARIS, MONDAY.

The Paris papers of to-day publish a telegram
dated Naples, August 11 (evening), which asserts
that, on Thursday night, the Garibaldians at-
tempted to land at Altafiume, near Reggio, and at
Candritello, but were repulsed by the Royal troops.
Two hundred only are said to have succeeded in
landing, and were pursued into the interior.
The population of the whole kingdom is perfectly
quiet.

PARIS, AUG. 12.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes a decree fixing
the interests of the bons de tresor for five months at
11 per cent., and for one year at 2 per cent.
The Moniteur also announces that on Friday
night a fire broke out at the barracks of the Em-
peror at the camp of Chalons, near the room of the
Imperial Prince. The fire was promptly subdued,
and the Prince was not even awoke.

The Moniteur also publishes an article on the
labours of the legislative session, and states that
the trial made of the Imperial Constitution has been
favourable. The Constitution of France can bear a
comparison with the most vaunted organisations.

SALZBURG, AUG. 12.
The inauguration of the railway from Salzburg
to Munich took place to-day.
At the dinner given in honour of the event the
Emperor of Austria, in proposing the health of the
King of Bavaria, said :
" The sentiments of unity which, as neighbours,
we bear towards each other, I apply to all German
Sovereigns. I cannot but joyfully direct my
thoughts to the day on which I grasped the hands
of the Prince Regent, to strengthen the unanimity
of sentiment which brought us together."
The Emperor concluded thus :
" The health of the King of Baxari a : cheers for
the brave people of Bavaria."
"Long live the unity of the princes and peoples
of Germany."
The King of Bavaria, in acknowledging the
toast, said—

"I hail with joy and full of hope the late friendly
meeting of the rulers of Austria and Prussia. That
meeting is a guarantee for German unity, for
therein lies our power and strength.
" The health of the Emperor of Austria! Cheers
for Austria's true and valiant sons ! Cheers for the
unity of the two German great Powers ! "

TURIN, AUG. 12.

The subscription to the New Loan is closed.
Three times the amount required has been sub-
scribed.
Signor Manna has left for Paris.

NAPLES (via Marseilles), AUG. 7.

Garibaldi is said to have been in Naples on
Saturday last, and to have conferred with the prin-
cipal inhabitants. He left again on Sunday. It was
decided to await the assembling of Parliament, the
elections to which will take place on the 19th inst.
Refugees are the candidates preferred by the elec-
tors. They openly declare themselves for the
annexation of Naples to Piedmont. One electoral
district has elected General Cosenz as its represen-
tative.

The Sardinian Admiral has arrived in his ship
from Palermo, and has been visited by the Count
of Syracuse, who pronounced himself favourable to
annexation. Notwithstanding the severities of the
King and Count d'Aquila, numbers of naval officer 3
have refused to fight against Garibaldi.

ROME, AUG. 7.

Tranquillity reigns in the city. The municipality
of Rome, fearing a dearth, has demanded the pro•
hibition of the exportation of corn.