The Sun.
London, England, 1860-09-27 00:00:00

many years to the government of our mother, the , hadbeen approved by both Chambers and sanctioned
Holy Church. " Your very devoted son, by the executive.
"NAPOLEON." The Indians of Aranca continue quiet.
The Valparaiso markets were improving.
Money for wholesale transactions abounded, and
the rate of interest on money was low.
The reopening guano question in Luna had greatly
influenced the metallic markets, both silver and gold
having fallen considerably. Bar silver had fallen
2 dols. per mark. Some of the miners had sus•
pended operations.
Rate of exchange improved. Bill on Europe 42

" Fontainialeau, Jan. 25, 1813.

The following is the letter of Count Bigot de
Preameneu, Minister of Public Worship under.
Napoleon I.:—

" Paris, May 27, 1812.
Very Holy Father,—The well-known plan of
,he English to make a descent in the neighbour-
hood of Savona to carry you off compels the
French Government to bring your Holiness to the
capital. Orders have consequently been given that
your Holiness may first come to Fontainebleau,
where you will see the bishops and those of the
cardinals who are in France. Your Holiness is
not to remain at Fontainebleau longer than is re-
quired to fit up the apartments in the Archbishop's
Palace in Paris, which you will then inhabit.
" I am, with profound respect, very Holy Father,
your Holiness's very humble and very obedient
servant."

per cent.
The American ship Chatsworth was wrecked on
the coast of Chili, 55 miles south of Valparaiso. All
hands were saved.

A private letter from Turin of the 23d inst., re-
ceived in Paris, contains the following passage :
" Garibaldi alone possesses the secret of the
period at which the Hungarian insurrection is to
break out. He finds it extremely difficult to pre-
vent the Hungarian Liberals from acting before he
has given the signal. At the moment lam writing
to you, Kossuth, Klapka, Teleki, and others are
here waiting for the hour to strike by the Garibal-
dian clock.'

BOURSE, Sept. 26. The market has again
fallen into a state of considerable stagnation as
regards the amount of business, but prices remain
pretty firm. For the Account Threes are now at
68f 550 ; Mobilier, 691 f 25c ; Orleans, 1,397 f 50c ;
Mediterranean, 901 f 25c ; Austrian, 475 f ; Lombard
477 f 05c. The following are the last quotations :
41 per per Cents ... 95 50 Credit Fonder 897
Do end month.... —.- Belgian 41 9B
3 per Cents
68 70 Piedmontese Fives. 78
Do. end month 6B 65 Roman
Bank Shares 2805 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 695 .71Spanish Threes 47
Do. Account 693 7a , Home Debt
RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1397 50 .. 1402 50
Northern 965 967 50
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 901 25 903 75
Geneva 357 50 360
Southern 502 50 ..
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 385 380
Austrian
Loirbard

ITALY.

A letter from Turin, dated Sept. 24, says :--

. _
" Garibaldi's army has just met with a check
before Capua. It attacked the Royal troops ; they
say it was Bixio's brigade. After a smart cannon-
ade the Garibaldians were driven back by a bril-
liant charge of cavalry, and returned to their posi-
tions, with a loss of 400 killed and wounded, and
leaving 300 prisoners in the enemy's hands. Never-
theless, the positions were maintained, and the
Dictator is collecting all his forces to take a signal
revenge.
" It is asserted that the King of Naples is at the
head of 50,000 men, and will show fight. Bosco,
who had been accused of following Nunziante's
example, is with the King, and has said that all the
Piedmontese will ever get of him will be his corpse
on the battle-field.

" The Marquis Pallavicini Trivulzio, the desig-
nated pro-Dictator of Naples, arrived here this
morning, after a very short stay in the former
capital. He is the bearer of another letter from
Garibaldi to Victor Emmanuel, in which the former
states,, on what conditions an agreement may be
come to.

" The King received the envoy of the Dictator
who governs in his name, but simply observed, he
should make his reply known.
"It is reported here to-day that an insurrection
has broken out in the patrimony of St. Peter. It is
simply the forerunner of what probably will shortly
occur.

" Military honours have been paid to General
Pimodan, who fell on the field of battle."
A letter from Rome, dated 19th September,
says :
" The Minister of 'War has asked General de
Goyon to send French troops to defend Viterbo.
The General refused. .
" This morning French gendarmes tore down in
the Monte-Giardano street a placard with the in-
scription 'Vivo Victor Emmanuel, notre Roi d'ltalie !
Vive Napoleon 111. !'
" Colonel de Mortilliet, who had been sent by
Monseigneur de Merode into the provinces of
Velletri and Frosinone with secret instructions,
started last night with 1,000 men, and re-occupied
Ponte-Corvo. The authorities established there in
the name of Victor Emmanuel fled. No blood was
shed."