The Sun.
London, England, 1867-10-22 00:00:00

L &TEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

THE ROMAN QUESTION.

PARIS, Oct. 21 (Evening).

The Patric of this evening corroborates the news
that the resignation of Signor Rattazzi has been ac-
cepted, and that General Cialdini has been called
upon to form a new Cabinet.

The same journal says :—" General Cialdini will
adopt various anti-revolutionary measures, such as
proclaiming a state of siege in those places which
are ostensibly the centres of the revolutionary
party. It is asserted that Chevalier Nigra, the
Italian Minister here, has received advices from
Florence which renders it probable that the de-
mands of France upon the Italian Government wiil
receive complete satisfaction."

All this evening's journals consider the political
situation to have improved, and agree in stating
that the departure of the fleet has been post-
poned. The acceptance of Signor Ratazzi's resig-
nation by the King and the formation of a Conser-
vative Cabinet under General Cialdiui are consi-
dered certain.

The Constitutionnel publishes an article signed
M. Paul Limayrac, in which it says :—" The latest
information from Florence confirms the hope that
Italy will repress the revolutionary agitation, and
we congratulate the Italian Government upon the
attitude it has taken up."

10 p.m.

On the Boulevards this evening Rentes were
quoted at 68f. and 68f. 25c. The closing price was
68f. 15c. A firmer tone prevailed and business was
rather brisk.

FLORENCE, Oct. 21, 9.5 p.m.
General Cialdini has accepted the task of forming
a Cabinet.

The Gazzetta d'ltalia says that the new Ministry
will adhere to the September Convention, provided
that France observes the conditions of the same.
A demonstration of an orderly character took
place to-day in front of the Ministry of the Inte-
rior. Shouts were raised of " Evviva Roma, the
capital of Italy !"
An address is circulating in Florence expressing
confidence that the King will maintain the national
honour intact.

A letter of Garibaldi is published under to-day's
dAte affirming the right of the Italians to Rome.
The bulletin issued by the Relief Committee to-
day says that Garibaldi's arrival in Italy has modi-
fied the plans of the insurgents and of the revolu-
tionary party.

FLORENCE, Oct. 21, 11.3 p.m.
General Cialdini has not yet succeeded in obtain-
ing colleagues to enter with him into office, and
there is an apparent probability that the present
Ministry will remain in power.
Demonstrations have been made and municipal
addresses adopted in numerous places in favour of
the Roman movement, and against all foreign inter-
ference.

The insurgents within the Papal territory have
met with severe reverses. Garibaldi is at large.
PARIS, Oct. 22.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—" In pre-
sence of the aggression of which the Pontifical
States have been the object, on the part of the
revolutionary bands who have crossed the Papal
frontier, the French Government had formed the
resolution to send an expeditionary corps to Civita
Vecchia. The measure was in process of accom-
plishment, for with a duo regard for its duty, its
dignity, and its honour, the Government could not
expose itself to seeing the signature of France,
which is affixed to the Convention of the 15th
September, 1864, violated or misapprehended. The
Italian Cabinet, however, categorically declared
to the Government of the Emperor that all
necessary measures have been adopted to
prevent the invasion of the Pontifical States, and
to render the Convention entirely efficacious. In
consequence of these communications the Emperor
has given orders to stop the embarkation of the
troops."

The It!oniteur also says :—" A telegraphic de-
spatch from Florence announces that the King of
Italy has accepted the reignation of Signor Rat-
tazzi, and has charged General Cialdini with the
formation of a new Cabinet."

AMERICA.
(Arrival of the City of Boston.)
NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (Morning).

Later, although still incomplete, returns indicate
that Mr. Mayes (Republican) has been elected
Governor of Ohio by a small majority. The De-
mocrats have a majority in the State Legislature,
and the majority against the nego suffrage amend-
ment is estimated at 38,000.

The military authorities at Richmond have refused
to allow the Confederate General Friboden to
register as a voter under the President's amnesty
proclamation. The ease has been referred to General
Schofield.

The Federal Courts at Louisville have declared
the Civil Rights Bill to be constitutional.

Mr. Brownlow has been inaugurated Governor
of Tennessee.

It is reported that General Frank Blair or
Gen. 11Iaelernand, will soon relieve General Grant
of the war portfolio.
The Spanish General Prim is said to bo at New
York incognito.

The Cunard steamship City of Boston arrived at
Queenstown at 6.30 a.m. to-day (October 22), with
27 cabin passengers and £1,500 in specie. She
landed mails, passengers, and telegrams, and pro-
ceeded for Liverpool at 6.55 a.m. All well.
On Thursday the Treasury Department detected
that counterfeit Seven-Thirty Bonds, to the amount
of $lO,OOO, had been redeemed before the fraud was
discovered. It was afterwards ascertained that
counterfeit bonds to the amount of $200,000 were
held in New York, which are supposed to have been
executed in Europe, and are dangerous counter-
feits.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Oct. 21.

The lion. Mr. Elliot, the British Ambassador,
arrived here on Friday last. his Excellency will
have an audience of the Sultan and pay an official
visit to the Porte on Wednesday next.

According to official news from Crete to Thurs-
day last, the steps taken by the Grand Vizier for
assembling mixed deputies from all districts to
arrange the future administration of the island were
progressing favourably.

JOURNEY OF Tin: EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA

UNICIT, Oct. 22,

The Emperor of Austria, accompanied by Baron
Beust and Count Andrassy, passed through this
city during the night. his Majesty was welcomed
by Prince Adalbert, of Bavaria, and the other
Princes of the Royal House. It is considered
doubtful whether the Emperor will meet the King
of Bavaria upon his return from Paris, as some
coolness exists between their Maje'sties since ti
rupture of King Louis's engagement with tht
Duchess Sophia.

DEATH OF THE ANIEEtt OF CABUt.
BO:IBAY, Oct. 20.
The Aineer Afzul Khan is dead, Sirdar