The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-14 00:00:00

FRANCE AND ITALY.

PARIS, Nov. 13 (Evening).
The weekly bulletin of the Moniteur contains the
following upon the Italian question :
" The spontaneous resolution by which the Italian
Government has caused the Royal troops that
had occupied several points of the Pontifical
States to re-enter the territory of the king-
dom is an important pledge given to respect for
international stipulations. The new Ministry, pre-
sided over by General Menabrea, does not disguise
from itself the serious danger the anarchical ten-
dencies and Republican views of the Garibaldians
have caused the dynasty of Savoy and the principle
of authority to run. The Government of King Victor
Emmanuel must recognise that its interest as well
as its duty lies in re-establishing upon durable
bases the moral and material order compromised by
recent events. The Mazzinian manifestations of
Milan and Pavia, organised by the agents of secret
societies, have been repressed. The law resumes its
empire, and it may be hoped that the extreme parties
arrested in their guilty enterprises will profit by
the lesson that has just been given them.
Monarchical and Conservative, notwithstanding the
rash entanglements of a turbulent minority, Italy
has need of calm and security. In a despatch re-
cently addressed to our representative at Florence,
the Emperor's Minister for Foreign Affairs has
congratulated the Italian Government upon its
recent decisions, and if the Court of Florence per-
severes, as we feel confident it will do, in the course
upon which it has entered, the good relations be.
tween the two countries will continue to be
strengthened and to develope themselves.
" The Pontifical troops and the French battalions
that took part in the engagement at Mentana re-
entered Rome on the 6th inst., and the population
gave them an enthusiastic reception. At Virterbo,
at Frosinone, and throughout the whole extent of the
Roman S tates,the populations —restored to their legi-
timate sovereign —have testified their sentiments of
fidelity and devotion to the Pope. The Garibaldians
had aroused public reprobation by their excesses
and violence, and the defeat of the invaders has
afforded the country great satisfaction. The Em-
peror has decided that the French expeditionary
corps should evacuate Rome, and the other towns
of the Pontifical States it now occupies, as soon as
order shall be completely assured. The troops will
concentrate gradually upon Civita Vecchia."

THE ABYSSINIAN EXPEDITION.

ADEN, Oct. 29.

The advanced brigade of the Abyssinian Expe-
dition has sailed hence for Zoulla in 12 ships. It
comprises the 3d Bombay Irregular Cavalry, the
10th Native Infantry, two companies of Native
Sappers, 453 men of the Land Transport Corps,
one mountain battery, 467 horses, and 458 mules.
Her Majesty's corvette Satellite left here for
Annesley Bay on the 25th inst. on special survey
duty, having on board guns and stores, and towing
flats for landing guns and horses.
No later intelligence has been received from the
captives.

THE DANUBIAN PRINCIPALITIES.
BUCHAREST, Nov. 13.
The Chambers and the Senate have been dis-
solved.

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 14.

The Official Gazette publishes the appointment
of General Lersundi to the post of Governor-
General of Cuba.

Rios Rosas and other men of political import-
ance, who were recently removed from Spanish
territory, and who have since received permission
to return to Spain, are expected to arrive here
shortly.

AMERICA.

NEW YORK, Nov. 13, 6 p.m.

Closing Prices.—Gold, 1401. Sterling Exchange,
London, 109. 5-20 United States Bonds, 1081.
Illinois, 130. Erie, 72/. Cotton—Middling up-
land, 181.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.
Petroleum (standard white), 28i.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 14.

The New York and Bremen Company's steamer
Atlantic, from New York on the 31st inst., has
arrived here, and after coaling will proceed for
Bremen. She brings 70 passengers for this port,
Havre, and Bremen. Throughout the passage she
experienced easterly winds.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Allemannia, from New York, passed the Needles at
12.30 p.m. to-day.

VALETTA, Nov. 13.

Her Majesty's Indian steam transport Crocodile
left on the 10th inst. for Portsmouth, having re-
paired her machinery. Her Majesty's frigate
Endymion has left for Marseilles with the Japanese
Prince and his suite. The sanitary state of the
island is excellent.