The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-27 00:00:00

LORD PA

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, SATURDAY.

The lioniteur promulgates the convention sup-
plementary to the Treaty of Commerce between
France and England, and which was concluded on
the 12th of October.

The Customs Tariff subjoined to the said conven•
tion will come into operation on the Ist November,

860.

The Moniteur also says :—" The Opinione Na-
tionale published a note which it was asserted had
been communicated by the Austrian Embassy at
Paris to the correspondents of certain journals.
We are enabled to give a denial to the source
which has been attributed to this document, and to
declare in the most formal manner that it rests
upon premises entirely destitute of foundation."

TURIN, OCT. 26.
The following is the result of the voting upon
:he question of annexation at Palermo :
Total number of votes registered, 36,267.
Ayes
Noes ... 20

Annulled ..

The Opmione contains the following official an
nouncement :

" Signor Farini, having been appointed Extraor-
dinary Royal Commissioner at Naples, is replaced
in his post of Minister of the Interior by Signor
Min gb elli.

" Signor Montegemolo has been appointed Com-
missioner of Sicily."

The result of the vote in the city of Naples
shows that 154,000 have voted for annexation.

PARIS, OCT. 26.

The Patric says :—" The news published by the
OpinionelVationale relative to a congress is not sup-
ported by auy authentic information."
The Pays says—" The information of the Opinione
Nationale is incorrect."

The Opinione Nationale says :—" We believe we
are in a position to state that Austria had proposed
to enter upon negotiations with the French Govern-
ment in order to bring about a pacific solution of
the Italian question, and that in case of unsuccess
Austria would resort to arms with the countenance
of the Sovereigns her allies."

The same paper adds :—" This news, however,
greatly require authentic confirmation."

THE WARSAW CONFERENCE.
WARSAW, OCT. 26.

On account of the illness of thiiDowager-Em-
press of Russia, alterations have been made in
the arrangements for the departure of the
Sovereigns.
There will be no hunting excursion.
The Emperor of Austria leaves before noon to-
day.

The Emperor of Russia and the Prince Regent
will leave Warsaw this afternoon.

PARIS, OCT. 26.
To-day Baron Hubner had a private audience of
the Emperor at St. Cloud. To-morrow he will
proceed with Count de Bourqueney to Chantilly,
on a visit to Lord Cowley.
Baron Hubner will leave for Vienna next week.

MADRID, OCT. 26.

In yesterday's sitting of the Cortes the opposition
announced their intention of making interpellations
on the subject of the foreign relations of Spain.
The Government having declared itself ready to
reply to any question, the interpellations were ad-
journed.

Spain having protested against the entry of the
Sardinians into Roman and Neapolitan territory,
her Ambassador has received orders to quit Turix.

A charge d'affaires will remain to conduct the
business of the legation.

THE SIEGE OF CAPITA.
The Paris papers publish the following tele-

gram :

NAPLES, OCT. 24, EVENING.
The capture of Capua, which has been an-
nounced, is not confirmed.
Victor Emmanuel is at Steoni, about 20 miles
from Capua, with 25,000 men,
A battle is shortly expected between the
Neapolitans and the Piedmontese."

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCT. 26.

The following is the note in the Opinions Na-
tionale alluded to by the Moniteur. It is given
in the Opinion in very prominent type. The in-
troductory observations are signed M. Gueroult :
"We (Opinion Nationale) believe we are not
committing an indiscretion by making public
the following note, which is said to have been
communicated to the correspondents of certain
journals at Paris by the Austrian Embassy, and
a copy of which has found its way into our
hands. If, as we have every reason to believe,
this note is not denied, it would result there-
from that the casus belli will be distinctly put by
Prince Metternich as regards the Italian question,
and that Austria is assured in this circumstance of
the support of the Sovereigns who share her views
of international law. We need not point out the
gravity of the situation that would be thus inaugu-
rated by the return of his Excellency the Austrian
Ambassador.

"'The Embassy of his Majesty the Emperor of
Austria is authorised officially to declare, on
instructions received from Vienna, that the
reßprts of extraordinary concentration and increase
of troops in Venetia with the object of mak-
ing an attack upon Piedmont, are devoid of
foundation ; also that the nomination of General
Benedek to the command of the army of Italy bears
no such construction ; nor do the instructions and
information as yet received authorise the Embassy
to believe that an immediate attack of Piedmont is
in the intentions of the Imperial Government. It
is believed that his Highness Prince Metternich is
charged, on his return, to enter into diplomatic
negotiations (pourparler) with the Imperial Go-
vernment of France on the Italian question, and on
a pacific and equitable solution of that question.
And it will only be after the failure of this last
effort that the Emperor of Austria, in accordance
with the Sovereigns who take the same point of
view of right as himself, may make an appeal to
arms to assert the rights and principles stipulated
in the last treaty."

BOURSE, Oct. 2G.—The market has been more
buoyant, and the business transacted has been at
improved. quotations. Threes for the Account are
now at 69f sc; Orleans, 1,373 f 75c; Mobilier, 707 f
50c; Northern, 973 f 75c; Mediterranean, 917 50e ;
Austrian, 487 f 50c ; Lombard, 485 f. The follow-
ing are the last quotations :-
41 per per Cents 95 60; Credit F oncier 9o')
Do. end month.... 95 50! Belgian 42
3 per Cents ..., 68 80j Piethnonteie Fives 7B/
Do. end month.... 6S 80 Roman
Bank Shares 2840 Austrian
Credit Mobilier..... 706 25 Spanish Threes 4B
Do. Account .. 702 501 Home Debt ..