The Sun.
London, England, 1860-08-30 00:00:00

LATEST

NEWS.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :
GENOA, AUG. 29 (Evening.)
The Genoese journals of to-day publish the fol-
lowing :

The Anthion, which left Naples yesterday
morning, brings the news that on Monday last the
Neapolitan generals, assembled in council, had,
with the exception only of General Bosco, unani-
mously resolved to advise the King to take his
departure from the city.
At the moment of the departure of the Anthion,
a rumour was current in Naples that the officers
of the army and navy had tendered their resigna-
tion en masse to the King.

PARIS, AUG. 30.

Six copies of the convention, in reference to the
affairs of Syria, have been drawn up, one of which
is destined for each of the contracting powers.
The Austrian and Russian ambassadors, before
quitting Paris on leave, signed their copies.
The date of these copies will be filled up, and the
signatures of the other ambassadors added, as soon
as the Turkish ambassador will have received full
powers for the definitive signature of the con-
vention.

PARIS, Auo. 29.

The Neapolitan Government has proposed to M.
de Villamarina to offer to Garibaldi as neutral the
territory of Naples, to prevent the effusion of blood
in the capital.
It does not appear that there has ever been a
serious question of an interview between the Em-
perors of Austria and Russia.
All the rumours on the subject of demonstrations
at St. Petersburg, leading to the belief in a coali-
tion of the Powers of the North, stand in the
greatest need of confirmation.

ANNECY, AUG. 29 (EVENING).
The Emperor and Empress have passed through

At that town, as well as on their arrival here,
they were enthusiastically received.
Their Majesties will continue their journey on

Saturday.

VIENNA, AUG. 30.
Prince Metternich, who left Paris on Monday
evening last, arrived here yesterday evening.

He will only stay here three days. The Prince
will be received in audience by the Emperor to-
morrow morning, and will then proceed imme-
diately to his castle of Koenigswarth in Bohemia.

VIENNA, AUG. 30.

Although the committee of twenty-one in
its sitting of Monday last definitively adopted the
two reports presented in the name of the majority
and of the minority, the full sittings of the Reichs-
rath will not be resumed before Monday next, the
3d September.

The Council of the Ministers is, however, sitting
almost without interruption. It is believed that
the Government will promulgate the new political
reforms without waiting for the vote of the Reichs-
rath in order to leave to the Emperor the whole
merit of spontaneously adopting them.

VIENNA, AUG. 29.

The Emperor has induced General Benedek to
remain at the head of the Hungarian Administra-
tion until the closing of the extraordinary session
of the enlarged Council of the Empire. This will
probably take place very soon, as, although his
Majesty expressed his intention of not leaving
Vienna before the Reichsrath closing its sittings,
he has fixed his departure for the 15th September.

The Hungarian members of the Reichsrath are
frequently summoned before the Emperor.

It is believed that Austria will soon enter among
the nnmber of constitutional States, notwithstand-
ing the endeavOurs of the military aristocracy to
the contrary.

Several independent and liberal statesmen have
considered it their duty to represent to the Em-
peror that, unless the constitutional tendencies of
the empire be complied with, a revolution would
become inevitable.

The Presse of to-day publishes the text of the
proposal of the minority of the committee of 21
members, which is as follows :

4‘ That his Majesty, by his own authority and
power, should create such institutions as will allow
the greatest possible development of the free and
independent right of representation in all the pro-
vinces, and at the same time should in the most
complete manner maintain the unity of the empire
and of the legislative and executive power of Go-
vernment; and further, that an effective and inde-
pendent control should be exercised over the public
administration by a proper representation of all the
interests of the people in the communes, the diets,
and the Council of the empire."