The Sun.
London, England, 1867-10-24 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, Oct. 24.

The Constitutionnel of to-day publishes an article,
signed by M. Limayrac, in which he says that the
people of Paris have received the Emperor of Aus-
tria with sympathy, inasmuch as he has courage-
ously undertaken and is resolutely executing the
glorious work of regenerating his country by grant-
ing useful reforms and wise measures of liberty.

MARSEILLES, Oct. 24.

Advices from Civita Vecchia, to the 21st inst.,
state that the Government had sent Col. D'Argy
to take command of Civita Vecchia.

ITALY AND FRANCE.

Parrs, Oct. 23 (Evening).
The weekly summary of the Monitcur du Soir
contains the following remarks upon the late events
in Italy :
" The note published in yesterday's Afoniteur has
made known the result of the appeal addressed by
France to Italy, in requiring from her the execution

of the 15th September, and the adoption of measures
suitable to arrest the enterprises of the revolutionary
party against the Holy Father. The Italian Go-
vernment has admitted the force of the engagements
it has contracted, and has made known its firm will
to stop the Garibaldian bands, to oppose the enlist-
ments, and establish a vigorous watch upon the

Pontifical frontier. M. Rattazzi has given in his
resignation, and General Cialdini has been charged
by the King to form a new Ministry.
" Upon the other hand, the invaders, who in
violation of all the rules of the law of nations, had
thrown themselves into the Pontifical territory,
have been forced to abandon the positions they had
taken up in consequence of the uninterrupted
series of grave reverses inflicted upon them by the
troops of the Holy Father. At Monte Librette
and at Nerola the Pontifical soldiers have bravely
attacked an enemy always superior in numbers, and
have everywhere vanquished him and put him to
flight. These exploits do the greatest honour to the
small Roman army, all the corps of which—both
foreign and native—have vied with each other in
courage and ardour. The population of the Ponti•

fical States have made it a point of honour to prove
their sentiments of fidelity towards their Sovereign
by themselves fighting the aggressors. Squadriglieri
(volunteer detachments of peasants) have taken an
energetic part in the struggle, and have shown by
their resolute attitude that the revolutionary agita-
tion could no more reckon upon their indifference

than upon their complicity. The municipalities
given them, and have taken part, together
have requested arms of Rome, which have been
with the Pontifical soldiers and gendarmes, in the
defence of their homes. For the last three weeks
the population of the Roman States have
victoriously refuted, by their attitude, the
assertions of the revolutionary press, which
had endeavoured to give the name and cha-
racter of an insurrection to the brutal aggression
attempted by the party of action, and the self-
styled liberators have met with a reception which
has proved to them that they were considered as in-
vaders whose doctrines and whose violent acts
were equally disapproved."
BoußsE, Oct. 23, Two o'clock.—Business is some-
what restricted to-day. Threes are at 68f. 20c., or
21c. lower. Italian Fives, after divers fluctuations
and falling as low as 44f. 50c., are now at 45f. 10c.,
or an advance of 10c. Credit Foncier gain 10f., at
1,275 f. Paris Gas shares continue weak, with a
further decrease of 20c., at 1,430 f. No remarkable
feature in Railway shares.

Three o'clock.—The cli
41 yor Cent.

69 was as follows :
Bank Sharon 3290
ItaFan Loan
End of month 45 25
Mexican Loan
Do. Bonds
Spanish Threes 33 75
Home Debt —
Deferred

Ind of month --
3 per Cent
End of mouth 6B 40
Credit Mobilier 182 50
End of month lB5
Credit Foucior 1283
End of month 1277 50
RAILWAYS.

Orleans
Northern ... 860
Lyons and Mediterranean
880
Southern__
525
Western
545
Eastern
. 545
Sardinian
Austrian
477 k
Lombard
350
North of Spain
_,Saragossa
Ronan] Bs}
49

111.4RKETS—(This Day.)

METROPOLITAN CATTLE.

There was about an average supply of beasts on sale
here to-day in tolerably good condition. The best breeds
were in fair request at full prices, but inferior stock was
very inactive at late rates. The highest figure was 4s 10d
per 81bs. The show of sheep was rather limited. Sales
progressed slowly, but no quotable change took place in
the currencies. The best Downs and half-breds sold at
4s 8d per 81bs. The sale for calves was inactive on former
terms, viz., from 4s 2d to 5s 2d per 81bs. The supply was
by no means extensive. Prime pigs were steady in value
but ]argo hog were very dull. The top price was 4s 2d
per Sibs. In mulch cows next to nothing was doing.