The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-15 00:00:00

worst of all. I have proclaimed Italy for the Italians, and
will never allow Italy to bocome the nest of cosmopolite
sects, assembling there to hatch reactionary plots, or to
further the objects of universal demagogy.
PEOPLE OP SOUTIIFIRN ITALY!
" My troops march into your country to strengthen public
order. Ido not come to impose my will upon you, but to see
that yours is respected. You will be called freely to manifest
it. May the vote you will deposit in the urn be inspired
by that Providence which protects a righteous oause
Whatever may be the course of events, I tranquilly await
the judgment of civilised Europe, because I am convinced
that I have fulfilled my duties as a Kling and an Italian.
My policy may not, perhaps, be useless to reconcile in
Europe the progress of the people with the stability of mo-
narchies. I know that in Italy I close -the era of revo-
lutions.

"VICTOR EMMANUEL,
"FARINI.
"Given in Ancona, this 9th of October, 1800."

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

PARIS, MONDAY,

The Moniteur says :—" The Papw.l Nuncio being
about to proceed to Rome on leave for several
weeks, and having solicited the honour of paying
his respects to the Emperor before departure, was
received in audience yesterday by his Majesty."

The Moniteur gives a formal denial to the re-
ported existence of a despatch addressed by the
Duke de Grammont to General Lamoriciere, an-
nouncing to the latter the immediate assistance of
the French troops, and says :

" The French Ambassador had only sent a de-
spatch to the French Consul at Ancona containing
the assurance that the invasion of the States of the
Church by the Sardinians was far- from being
effected with the authorisation of tb.te Government
of the Emperor. On the contrary,, this invasion
had highly excited his disapproval.
" At that time it had not been decided to in,
crease the effective of the French army at Rome."

PARIS, SUNDA,IC MORNING.
The Moniteur publishes the follorwing telegram,
dated:—

to
CONSTANTINOVLB, OCT. 12.
" General Beaufort do Hautpool. has militarily
occupied Deir-el-Kamar.

" After having established a pro; visional muni
cipality and installed the Christiana in the houses
built by our soldiers, he advanced es far as Djieb-
cljemin, where he arrived on the 30tl t Sept.

" On the same date Fuad Pa icha arrived a'
Garoun, in the valley of the Bekaa.

" The two commanders-in-chief were to unite
their corps d'armee on the 2d Oct."

Count Kisseleff had a conference yesterday with
M. Thouvenel and the Papal Nul mi.°. He took
leave of the Emperor to-day in a p rivate audience
at St. Cloud, and will set out th is evening for
Warsaw. The count is accompal aled by Count
Stackelberg, the Russian Minister sit Turin.

PARIS, OCT. 13 (Evening;

The Presse contains the following passage

" The Great Powers, with the exception of
England, have signified to the C:abinet of Turin
that they will not recognise the blockade of
Gaeta."

The Pairie states that the entry of King Victor
Emmanuel into Naples will take place on the 17th
October.

MARSEILLES, OCT, 15,

It is stated by Pontifical officers returning from
Italy that General Laiuoriciere was expected to
arrive at Rome to-day.

NAPLES, OCT. 12,

Having been summoned by the Dictator, the Pro-
Dictator Pallavicini and his secretary , Carante, pro-
ceeded yesterday evening to Caserta..
After a conference, at which Crisp i and Cattaneo
assisted, the Pro-Dictator and his secretary ten-
dered their resignations.

VENICE, OCT. 13,

Three new forts, mounted with rifled cannon,
have just been completed betweeni the Lido and
Malamacco, in order to render the entry to the
port of Venice almost impregnable.

The whole Venetian littoral is being connected
by a system of mines, which, by means of the elec-
tric battery, will be able to blow in:to the air any
corps of disembarkation.

VIENNA, OCT. 14,

The report that the Council of the Empire had
been convoked for the Ist December next, in order
to examine the statutes of the Proviztcial Diets, is
totally unfounded.

The Council of the Empire will not reassemble
until after the Provincial Diets shall have been
formally established.

MADRID, OCT. 13,

The Epoca states that immediately upon the
Queen's arrival at Madrid the Council will decide
upon the recall of the Spanish Minister from Turin.

The same journal also says :
Their Majesties leave Saragossa to-day.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILS:

The Ripon, with the heavy portion of the above
mails,
.may be expected at Southampton about
the 21st inst.

The Columbrian brought the mails to Suez,
arriving there on the 6th inst.

The Salsette, with the mails from Australia,
reached Galle on the 16th Sept. (correct day).

OUTWARD MAILS.

The Indus, from Southampton on the 27th
Sept., reached Malta on the 6th inst., at 6 a.m.,
and left at noon for Alexandria. The
Euxine,
from Marseilles on the sth inst., reached
for Malta
on the Bth at 2 a.m., and left at 8 a.m.
Alex-
andria.