The Sun.
London, England, 1867-10-29 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE,

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

ITALY.

FLORENCE, Oct. 28, Evening.

It is stated that Deputy Broglio has accepted
the Portfolio of Minister of Public Instruction.
Garibaldi is said to have left Monte Rotondo
yesterday, and to have gone to the hills near
Fornova.

About 300 Papal troops have arrived at Terni
as prisonerF, but were set at liberty by the Italian

authorities.

The Opinione says that General La Marmora has
left for Paris ou a confidential mission to the Em-

peror.
The Ministry intend to convoke the Italian Par,
liament in the latter part of November.

FRENCH CIRCULAR ON THE ROMAN
QUESTION.

PARIS, Oct. 29.

A Circular Note, dated 25th inst., has been ad-
dressed by the Marquis de Moustier to the French
diplomatic agents abroad, in which he says :—" We
do not wish at this moment to occupy ourselves
with enumerating the successive incidents which
have given rise to, and pushed to extreme conse-
quences, a crisis as threatening to the security of
the Holy See as it is dangerous to the true interests
of Italy. It suffices for us to regard them from the
point of view of our right and our honour, and to
=firm the duty for us resulting therefrom.
" The September Convention has been induced and
freely signed by the Italian Government. It
obliged that Government to protect efficaciously the
frontier of the Pontifical States against all aggres-
sion from without. No one can now doubt this
obligation has not been fulfilled, and that we have
a right to replace matters in the position they occu-
pied prior to the loyal and complete execution of
our own engagements by the evacuation of Rome.
Our honour certainly imposes upon us the duty of
not failing to recognise the hopes founded by the
Catholic world upon the value of a treaty bearing

our signature.
" Let us hasten to say, however, that we do not
wish to renew, in the old form, an occupation of
whose gravity no one is better aware than we are.
We are not animated by any hostile idea towards
Italy, and we faithfully retain the remembrance of
all tics which unite us with her. We are convinced
that the spirit of order and loyalty, the only pos-
sible basis for her prosperity and her greatness, will
not delay in loudly asserting itself. As soon as
the Pontifical territory shall be liberated and
security is re-established, we shall have accom-
plished our task, and we shall withdraw.
" But henceforth we must call attention of
Powers as much interested as we ourselves are in
causing the principles of order and stability to
prevail in Europe to the reciprocal situation of Italy
and the Holy See.
" We do not doubt that they will consider, with
a sincere desire to settle them, the questions to
which so large a number of their subjects attach
moral and religious interests of the most elevated
character.

" Such, sir, aro the considerations you will take
care to set forth, and which I feel confident the
Government to which you are accredited will ap-

preciate.

MousTIER."

MUNICH, Oct. 29.

Both Chambers have assembled for a morning
sitting, and it is expected that the refusal of Prussia
to grant to Bavaria the right of veto over the reso-
lutions of the Federal Council will be considered.

ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 28.
Count rohlen has replaced M. Urusoff as Minister
of Justice.

Owing to indisposition on the part of Count Ad-
lerberg, the Minister of the Imperial Household, his
Excellency has been appointed to the post of Deputy
Minister in the same department.

BANQUET TO THE EMPEROR OF
AUSTRIA.

PAnts, Oct. 29.
A grand banquet was given at the Hotel de Ville
yesterday in honour of the Emperor of Austria.
Besides the illustrious guest, the Emperor Napoleon,
the Empress, several Princes and Princesses, the
members of the corps diplomatique, and many high
dignitaries were present.
The Emperor Napoleon proposed a toast to the
Emperor and Empress of Austria as the expression
of the profound sympathy towards the person and
family of the Emperor and Austria.
The Emperor of Austria, in returning thanks,
expressed his desire that all discord which had pre-
viously separated two countries called to march
forward together in the paths of progress and civi-
lisation should be buried in oblivion.

His Majesty concluded by proposing a toast to
the Emperor and Empress of the French, the Prince
Imperial, Franco, and the City of Parl4. The toast
was most warmly applauded.

Upon leaving the Hotel de Vile their Majesties
were cheered by an immense crowd.

THE BOMBAY MAIL.
ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 27.
The Sumatra left at 10 a.m. and the Bangalore at

2 p.m. to-day.

The former may be expectod at Marseilles on the
2d and the latter at Southampton about the Bth

proximo.

CALCUTTA AND CIIINA (lIEA.VY) MAILS.

GIBRALTAR, OCt. 2G.

The Nyanza left at 9 a.m. to-day. All well. She
may be expected at Southampton about the evening
of the 20th inst.
OUTWARD MAIL OF 12TH AND 18TH OCT.
SUEZ, Oct. 27.
The Benares left for Bombay at 7 p.m. to.day.