The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-01 00:00:00

LATEST NEW b.

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

TURIN, SEPT. 29.

The Sardinian fleet having yesterday, by a bold
manceuvre, destroyed all the batteries of the port of
Ancona, General Lamoriciere sent last night two
envoys to General Fanti.
This morning the articles of capitulation were
drawn up.

2 P.M.

(OFFICIAL DESPATCH.)
Ancona capitulated this morning.
General Lamoriciere is a prisoner of war with the

whole garrison.

BOLOGNA, SEPT. 29.

Ancona has capitulated.
General Lamoriciere and the whole of the garrison

are prisoners of war.

BRUSSELS, SEPT. 30.
The Independance Beige publishes the following
legram, dated Bologna, Sept. 30 :
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"The portfolio of General Lamoriciere has fallen
into the hands of General Fanti.

" It contains letters of the most compromising
character, and the most positive proofs of numerous
intrigues entered into with the Legitimist and even
the Red Republican party against the Government
of the Emperor Napoleon."

PARIS, SUNDAY MORNING.

The- 3loniteur contains a decree raising M.
Chasseloup-Laubat to the rank cif Grand Cross of
the Legion of Honour.
The Moniteur also contains the following :
" The Emperor has decided upon immediately
reinforcing the corps of occupation at Rome by
sending a division of infantry, two squadrons of
cavalry, and a battery of artillery. The Sardinian
Government has been informed that General Goyon
has received instructions authorising him to extend
his action, so far as the military conditions to which
it is naturally subordinate, will permit him.
" It only appertains to the Great Powers assem-
bled in congress to pronounce one day on the ques-
tions which have arisen in Italy from the late
events. But until then the Government of the
Emperor, in conformity with the mission which it
has imposed upon itself, will continue to discharge
the duties resulting from its sympathies with the
Holy Father, and from the presence of our flag in
the capital of the Catholic world."

PARIS, SUNDAY,

The reply given to the Dake de Cadore, who was
deputed to ascertain the real intentions of France
in reference to the protection of the Holy See, con-
tained Ithe assurance that nobody deplored more
than the Emperor the course taken by Sardinia.
Under actual circumstances, however, the employ-
ment of force, instead of diminishing would but
aggravate the evil, by plunging Italy into a struggle
from which a general war might arise. The reply
also stated that, in order to afford an efficacious
protection to the Holy See, the French army in the
Papal States would be increased to 24,000 men,
whose 'mission would be to make the patrimony
of St. Peter respected—this patrimony, properly so
called, comprising a population of 420,000 souls,
and including Rome, Civita-Vecchia, and Viterbo.

Marshal Vaillant, the defender of Rome in 1849,
will in case of need assume the command-in-chief
of the army of occupation, should the patrimony of
St. Peter be threatened pither by Garibaldi or
Piedmont.

TURIN, SRPT. 29.
The King left Turin amid the loud cheering o

,he population.

Prince Carignan has arrived here in the quality
of lieutenant of the King.

PARIS, SATURDAY EVENING,

The Pattie says :

VIENNA, SEPT. 29

VIENNA, SEPT. 30

A deputation of the inhabitants of Naples, which
left that city on the 26th inst., is on its way to meet
King Victor Emmanuel, with the object of present-
ing an address to his Majesty, inviting him to come
to Naples, in order to restore tranquillity, and to
diffuse the benefits of liberty, order, and progress.

" The vanguard of the Sardinian army is at
Tivoli, six kilometres from Rome."
The same journal announces that the Neapolitan
Royalists have retaken Piedmonte, and are masters
of the Volturno.

PERUGIA, SUNDAY.
The whole population of Sabina and Lacio have
risen to the cry of " Victor Emmanuel for ever!"

The Chasseurs of the Tiber have defeated the
Pontifical Gendarmes, and have hoisted the Italian
flag on the left side of the Tiber.
Gen. Brignone's column is advancing.

The Neapolitan population of the frontiers are
imploring the protection of King Victor Em-
manuel.

The King held a military review to•day at Bo-
logna: His Majesty will leave to-morrow at two
p.m. for the other parts of the Romagna.
Great irritation prevails at Rome.

TRIES rE, SEPT. 30.
The reason assigned for the order to extinguish
the lights on the Venetian Littoral is that Gari-
baldian agents secretly entered the Lagunes at
night in order to take soundings.

MADRID, SEPT. 28.
Senor Leymeri has been appointed Captain
General of the Philippine Islands.
General Narvaez has returned to Spain. He
will reside at Loja•
An officer has been shot at the camp for having
committed an act of insubordination.

The letter which the Emperor of the French
left at Mahon, on his passage to Algiers, contained
friendly compliments to the Queen of Spain.

To-day the members of the Council of the Empire
were received by the Emperor in a final audience.
The Emperor addressed them as follows :
" I have heard with satisfaction the repeated ex-
pressions of your love for the fatherland, and of
your loyalty as subjects. I confidently expect that
my resolution respecting your views will, when pro-
mulgated, meet with ready concurrence, and that my
goodintentions will be gratefully acknowledged. I

also expect that the inauguration of popular institu
tione will obtain your energetic support."

The Emperor has sent by telegraph to her Ma-
jesty Queen Victoria, and his Royal Highness
Prince Albert, his sincere expressions of condolence
upon the demise of the mother of Prince Albert.

PESTH, SEFT. 30.
It is stated that should not the former constitu
tion of Hungary be restored by the Emperor a re
fusal to pay the taxes will be organised throughou
tl e kingdom.

has e. BEYROUTH, SEPT. 21.
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