The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-07 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS

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

PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING.
The Moniteur contains the following, dated
Naples, Sept. 6 :
Garibaldi is at Eboli, near Salerno.
The Royal troops are being concentrated at

Capua.
The King will proceed thither, and afterwards

to Gaeta.

Naples is tranquil at the present moment.
The authorities constituted by the King remain

en functions.

NAPLES, SEPT. 6, 1 P.M.

It is said that Garibaldi arrived at Salerno this
morning, and he is expected at Naples immediately.
It is said that the King will leave here to-day

for Gaeta.

The Intrepid returned here yesterday from

Salerno.

Mr. Edwin James, M.P., the Hon. Mr. Ashley,
M.P., and other Englishmen, are gone on board of
a Sardinian vessel b pay a visit to Garibaldi at

Salerno.

The city of Naples is perfectly tranquil, and the
people conduct themselves in a dignified manner.

PARIS, SEPT. 6.

The Patrie publishes a telegram announcing that
on the sth inst. Garibaldi disembarked near Sa-
lerno. Several corps were to join the dictator on
the following day. A battle was expected on the
7th inst. between Nocra and Salerno. The royal
troops occupied strong positions: The King and
his brothers had been among the troops. It was
said that in case of defeat they intend to retire
upon Gaeta.

TURIN, SEPT. 6.
Baron Winspeare presented yesterday his lettres
de creance to the King.
The Opinione publishes an article referring to
General Lamoriaiere's recent order of the day in
the following terms :
" The principle of non-intervention cannot be
applied until the Papal government disbands the
foreign hordes which it has assembled against its
neighbours. This crusade against Italy may bring
about complications and serious disturbances if the
resolution be not taken to disperse it."
The Opinione counsels the Pontifical Government
to disband its 20,000 foreign soldiers, and says :
" The Papal Government must understand that
for the peace of Italy an extrication is necessary
from the abnormal state of things which has hitherto
wearied the patience of all the Powers."

VIENNA, THURSDAY.

The Hungarian delegates have declared that they
will adhere to the programme of Count Hartig
should it be imposed by the Emperor upon the
country as a constitutional law. But should the
Reichsrath be left at liberty to discuss the con-
stitution to be granted to the Austrian Empire
they would not give up their principles, and would
rather resign their seats in the Reichsrath than
renounce their special position.
Count Rechberg, at the last reception of the
diplomatic corps, expressed to the different foreign
Ministers his confidence that the question of inte-
rior reforms would be decided at the very opening
of the plenary sitting of the Reichsrath.

VENICE, SEPT. 6.

The recent disturbances at Udine have led to the
discovery by the Government of a great conspiracy
organised by secret agents with the object of pro-
yoking manifestations in favour of Garibaldi.

Numerous arrests have taken place at Udine as
well as in other Venetian towns.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Sept. 6.—The market continues heavy,
with the smallest amount of business doing, and
the arrival of the English funds with lower quota-
tions tends rather to increase the feeling of de-
pression. For the Account, Threes, which opened
at 67f 90c, are now at 67f 871 c. Mobilier, 687 f 75c.;
Orleans, 1,375 f ; Northern, 952 f 50c ; Mediterra-
nean, 885 f ; Austrian, 472 f 50c; Lombards, 468 f
75c. The following are the last quotations :-
41 per per Cents ... 97 901 Credit Poncier B9O
Do end month.... ' Belgian elf 741 25
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 90 Roman
Bank Shares 2805 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 680 Spanish Threes 4B
Do. Account 6BO —; Home Debt