The Sun.
London, England, 1860-03-14 00:00:00

SAVOY.

is not yet known.
The aggregate return of the Toiling in Tuscany
will be announced on Thursday Y text.

The return of 30 communes give 101,386 votes in
favour of annexation, and 2,809 *rotes for separate

SPAIN.

kingdom.

The result of the Toting in th and other towns
is not yet known.

PARIII A, MARCH 13.

The number of electors regietat ed in this town is
16,091, of whom 14,051 voted for annexation to
Sardinia, and 51 for separate ki ns:dom.
The number of electors in the provinces is 57,212,
of whom 48,070 voted for anne xtdion, and 113 for
separate kingdom.

The returns of one district And five communes
have not yet been received.

ROME, MARCH 13.

During the night bills were posted up in the
streets, congratulating the Re [mans upon having
obeyed the prohibition againslz smoking, but now
removing it. To-day, therefor. E! everybody smokes.

The army has been increase I to 20,000 men, but
desertions are numerous throitghout Pesario and
the Marches.

BERT_LIN, MARCH 13.

It is assorted that England supports the de-
mand of Sardinia to ascertain ;the wishes of the
population of Savoy and Nice by universal suf-
rage.

NAPIES, MARCH 6.
The English fleet has arrived, part of which has
anchored in the port, the other
.proceeding to Cas-
tellamara. This event caused great sensation.
For several nights tricoloured cockades have been
scattered in the streets. Fresh arrests of shop-
keepers and porters have taken place within the
last two days. The military preparations continue,
and ihe works at the arsenals are carried on without
intermission.

The formation of a moveable column to reinforce
the army of the frontier is spoken of. It would be
commanded by the King.

THE RED SEA AND INDIA TELEGRAPH
We have been favoured with the following comrn
munication

" A message from Alexandria has just been re-
ceived, reporting that telegraphic communication is
now complete between that place and Kurrachee."

FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.

Baron de Theis, French Consul-General in Genoa,
has been appointed Consul-General at Venice, in
the room of M. Herbert, promoted to the rank of
Minister Plenipotentiary, and M. Huet has been
appointed to Genoa.
By imperial decree the administration of the
Tobacco Department is detached from the Adminis-
tration of Customs and Indirect Taxes, and is
formed into a separate direction. By another
decree M. Rolland, who holds the place of Chief
Engineer in the said administration, is appointed
to the office of Director-General.

BOURSE, March 13.—The market has been
heavy. Threes, after having been done at 68f. 5c.,
declined to 67f. 80e. Mobilier varied from 747 f.
50e to 743 f ; Lombard, 537 f 50c to 533 f ; Austrian,
.502 f 50c to 500 f; Orleans, 1,391 f 25c to 1,387 f 50c;
Lyons, 891 f 25c to 888 f 75c ; Northern, 925 f to
922 f 50c ; Southern, 496 f 25c to 495 f. The follow
ing are the last quotations :-
4t per Cents. 95. 60
Do. end month 95 50
3 per Cents 67 85
Do. end month 67 85
Bank Sharos. 2BOO
Credit Mobilier 742 50
Do. Account

Credit Fonder 745
Belgian 4f —
Piedmontese (6)
Roman Bl 50
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern 923 75 .. 921 25
New ditto 832 50 .. 830
Lyons and Mediterranean B9O 888 75
Geneva 470 .. 465
Southern
Western 582 50 .. 582 50
Eastern
Ssrdinialt
Austrian '
Lombard ....
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 71c. ' • money,
25f. 5c.; three months, paper, 24f. 87ic. ; money, 24f. 85c.

The following is the text of the proclamation
which the Governor of Chambery has issued to all
the communes of the provinces :

"Inhabitants of the Province of Chambery,—
Sent here by the King's Government for the pur-
pose of drawing closer the ancient ties that unite
these populations to the monarchy, I could not
foresee events that are strange to me, and which
render the accomplishment of my mission so diffi-
cult.

"A secret agitation has for some time past pos-
sessed the minds of the inhabitants of Savoy. This
agitation was caused at first by the question of ter-
ritorial reconstructions, raised by the journals, and
afterwards by the recent publication of official do-
cuments, that have created a painful anxiety re-
specting the fate of your noble country.
" Anxiously mindful of your destinies, the
King's Government, which has never strayed from
the paths of justice and loyalty, before it forms any
resolution, will make an appeal to a sincere mani-
festation of the wishes of the populations, according
to such legal form as the parliament of the king-
dom shall be willing to establish.
" You will then be called upon to elect between
this ancient monarchy of Savoy, to which you are
bound by the affection of ages and by an unlimited
devotedness, and the nation that has so many claims
on your sympathies either on account of its proxi-
mity or of recent benefits.

" However poignant may be the regret felt by
the heart of the King should the provinces that
were the glorious cradle of the monarchy be able
to decide on separating from the rest of the States,
he would not refuse to acknowledge the validity of
this manifestation, expressed in a pacific and regular
manner ; but nothing would so much afflict the
heart of our magnanimous King as to see, while
loyally appealing to your wishes, disorders occur-
ring which might disturb the solemn manifestation
frankly demanded of these populations, and at the
same time prevent him from really knowing your
wish.

" Ready to maintain order and the respect due
to the laws, I shall in every case depend on the calm
and tranquil attitude that bescems a people which
has to pronounce upon the destiny of its country.
" The Governor, ORSO SERRA.
FLOREN'C'E, IE, MARCH 13. I " Chambery, March 10, 1860."

The Madrid journals of the 9th have arrived.
The Novedades states that extensive works have
been projected at Tetuan, and that some Spanish
merchants are about to establish themselves there ;
and from these circumstances it assumes that the
town will probably not be abandoned. The few
cannon, with which the Moors had armed Arcilla,
are stated to bear the date of 1759.