The Sun.
London, England, 1858-02-11 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

It is said that the King of Naples, in consequence
of the friendly disposition of the Western Powers
to prevent a rupture between him and the Court of
Piedmont, is said to have intimated that he will
submit the affair to the arbitration' of a third Go-
vernment as to whom the Cagliari properly belongs.

The two Swedish chambers of the nobles and
clergy have thrown out the second bill on religious
liberty. The two chambers of burgesses and
peasants have refused to grant fends for the fortifi-
cation of Stockholm.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUVRW&y EVENING.

The separation of M. Billault seems to have pro-
duced a slight shock on nearly the whole Minis-
terial line. Since that event, and the most unex-
pected nomination of a soldier to the post hithert
filled by a civilian, several of the other Ministers ai e
in a state of tremor. We have rumours of further
changes, and still, we are told, the fate of M.
Walewski and Marshal Vaillant, " like a clipt
guinea, trembles in the scale." Whatever his opinion
as to the principle of the great military divi-
sion recently created, it seems Marshal Vaillant is
but half satisfied with certain details about the
working of them. Each command will, as you
are aware, have a Marshal of France at its head,
and a certain number of Generals of Division under
his immediate orders. These Generals, who com-
manded districts, hitherto corresponded directly
on all matters relating to the service with the
Minister of War. The Marshals now require that
they shall correspond with themselves instead of
the War-office, and to this the Minister at the head
of the department demurs ; indeed, if such an inno-
vation were permitted he would be little more
than a cipher. It is said, then, he has insisted
that the generals of diviiion shall continue, as be-
fore, to keep him informed of the state of de-
partments.
Bounsa, Fit. 10.--The market was firm at the
opening, owing to the English bill on the refugee
question having been adopted by a majority of 200,
but there was no business of importance transacted.
The following were the last quotations :-
41 per Cents 95 Credit Foncier
Do. end month.— —-- Belgian 4
S per Cent. .. ... 69 30 Piedmontese (5)
Do. end month 69 60 Roman BBl
Bank 5hare5..,...... 8140 Austrian
Credit Mobilier 950 Spanish Threes
Do. Account 952 50 home Debt 37i

RAIL
Orloam
Northern

'AY S.

Midi
Western 693!
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
,
Austrian

Now Ditto BO5

Lyon and Mediteran. 865
New Ditto 832
Genera

• VO'LGARIA.
The Augsburg Gazette says :—" Several Servians
and Bulgarians inhabiting Trnowa and Rasgrud
have addressed a petition to the Sultan, complain-
ing of the conduct of the bishop of Trnowa. In
Bulgaria, and what is called Turkish Servia, the
bishops are all Fanariotes, and the natives cannot
rise above the lowest ranks of the clergy. Ali Pacha
transmitted this petition to the bishop, who at
once excommunicated the petitioners. It appears
that this prelate is given much to excommunicate,
but the present instance has produced a greater
sensation in the country than usual from
the faot of the persons in question being
most respectable. The native population is
most desirous that the Porte should remove the
Fanariote bishops and replace them by natives.
This was effected iu Servia proper by Miloech
0 trenowitch, to the great advantage of the
Church."