The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-16 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

In the Chamber of Deputies of Sardinia on Mon-
day, M. Crotti requested the president of the coun-
cil to fix a day for a question he wished to put re-
specting a strange pamphlet published in England
by Mazzini, ou the policy of the Piedmontese
Cabinet. Count C.ivour, in reply, expressed
his astonishment that a deputy should want to
question the Cabinet about a pamphlet by Mazzini,
and declared that ha would not reply to any such
question. "I am ready," h•• added, to give the
fullest explanations as to the Conspiracy Bill, and
any question M. Crotti may wish to put in his own
name on that matter shall receive an answer. But
if he intends to call a•tention to the attacks against
the Sardinian government M. Mazzini has thought
proper to make, my only reply will be a con-
temptuous silence." This della' ation was received
with loud and prolonged cheering from the chamber
and the galleries. M. Crotti declared himself per-
fectly satisfied, only remarking that as the British
press enjoyed a wide circulation, he had thought it
might be expedient to enter into some explanations
on the policy of the government.
The deputies of the Piedmontese Chamber who
have inscribed their names for the debate on the
bill concerning the press are :—for the bill, MM.
Mamiani' Bulfa, Ratazzi, Peseatore, and Marco ;
against, MM. Solaro della Margherita, Pareto,
Brofferio, Cotta, Ramusino, Bertazzi, Farina, and
Casalis ; against certain articles, MM. Boggio,
Parini, Alfieri, Costa di Beauregard, Teccbio,
Calori, Michelini, Robecchi, Correnti, and Gari-
baldi.

NAPLES.
The following is the rescript for the liberation of
Park :

" RESCRIPT.
"His Majesty our Lot d having been informed
that the English engineer, Mr. Park, is in the Eng-
lish hospital in the capital, and that up to this time
no sure and certain opinion has been given regard-
ing his health, the medical men having given cer-
tificates of his general good state ; having been
informed, too, that the Grand Special Court of
Salerno has deliberated that the case in which park
is implicated should be continued for all the others
whose cause was admitted independently of the
said engineer, who for the present has been
nated' from the proces now iu course, which delibera-
tion is already put in execution ; his Majesty wish-
ing to give a new proof of deference towards A
subject of her Britannic Majesty, has deigned
to permit that Park should return to England.
When in his own country, in case of need, he may
not be without that care and assistance of his
friends which the actual condition of his health may
render necessary. In the Royal name I communi-
cate to you this Sovereign determination for your
u3e and guidance, and for its necessary accomplish-
ment. " PIONATI.
Naples April 8."

A letter from Vienna,. in the Cologne Gazette,
says ;_—"Russian troops have of late advanCed to-
wards the Pulish frontier. They are replaced as
they advance by others from the interior. The
first corps d'arinee, 60,000 strong, has marched
into the goverrinaen fs of Lublin and Randone, and
been replaced in the garrisons which it had occu-
pied by the second corps, if equal strength, which
had advanced from Lithunania. Although these
movements of troops excite attention, the Austrian
Government has not thought proper t 9 a4sk for any
explanations on the subject from the Russian
cal Anet,"