The Sun.
London, England, 1859-01-31 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL.
MESSINA, JAN. 30,

ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 24.—The Columbine arrived
at Suez yesterday morning, bringing 28 passengers
and £76,461 sterling in gold.
Her dates are Sydney, Dec. 11; Melbourne,
Dec. 18 ; King George's Sound, Dec. 24 ; Gallo,
Jan. 8 ; Aden, Jan. 17.

She was detained at Melbourne for a supplemen-
tary mail bag.

The European arrived at Sydney on Dee. 15.
The Oneida left Galle Dec. 25, and should leave
Melbourne for Suez on the 21st inst., with the
January mail.]

THE PRINCESS FREDERICK

WILLIAM.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
BERLIN, MONDAY, 11.25 A.M., JAN. 31.

The Princess Frederick William has again passed
the night in quiet and refreshing sleep. The
condition of her Royal Highness and of the infant
Prince continues satisfactory.

(Signed) DR. SCHOENLEIN.
DR. WAGNER.
DR. MARTIN.

TURIN,' SATURDAY.

Yesterday the members of the Municipal Council
of this city, and forty communal councillors, had
the honour of presenting to the Princess Clotilde a
rich work of art in silver of most exquisite work-
manship.
The mayor of the city also presented to Prince
Napoleon, in the name of the Municipal Council, an
address remarkable for its patriotic sentiments.
The Prince, in reply, declared that his most
ardent desire should be to promote the happiness of
the King's daughter, who inherited so nobly the
virtues of her illustrious race. His Imperial High-
ness concluded by requesting the mayor to convey
to the citizens of Turin the expression of his sincere
wishes for the welfare of Turin.

PARIS, MONDAY, JANUARY 31.
The Moniteur of this morning contains the fol-

lowing messages :

" TURIN, January 30.—The marriage of Prince
Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde has been cele-
brated to-day.
" GENOA, January 30, 7.30 p.m.—The King
and their Imperial Highnesses Prince Napoleon
and his bride have just arrived. They everywhere
met with the most enthusiastic reception from the
populace. Their Imperil Highnesses will arrive at
Marseilles on Wednesday morning, and will depart
again from thence the same day at 3 p.m. They
will stop at Fontainebleau, where the Princess
Matilda will be awaiting their arrival to receive
the Princess Clotilde. Their Imperial Highnesses
will arrive at Paris in the course of the afternoon."

GENOA, SUNDAY, Jan. 30.

The young ladies of the Palace presented a large
bouquet to her Imperial Highness the Princess
Clotilcle on her arrival. The whole town and the
port were splendidly illuminated.

VIENNA, SUNDAY.

The Empress and her sister (the Duchess of Cala-
bria) departed to-day for Trieste, where the hitter
will embark for Naples.
This seems to show that the King's health is re-
established.

TURIN, SUNDAY (VIA FRANCE).

Yesterday, at 3 p.m., Count Cavour, in his cha-
racter of notary of the Crown, drew up the matri-
monial contract between the Princess Clotilde and
Prince Napoleon, in the presence of General Niel,
the French ambassador Prince de la Tour d'Au-
vergne-Lauragais, and the grand dignitaries of the
State. In the evening a deputation of the National
Guard was presented to the Princess at a monster
banquet. Later in the evening a serenade took
place on the Place Royale by the band of the
National Guard in honour of the betrothed couple,
which was accompanied by enthusiastic shouts of
the people : Viva it Re ! Viva I Sposi !- The town
celebrated the interesting event by a general illumi-
nation. To-day at 10 a.m. the marriage was cele-
brated. The benediction was pronounced by Arch-
bishop Verceil, assisted by the Bishops Casalce,
Pignerol, Savone, •and Bielle. At 1.30 p.m. the
married couple departed for Genoa, accompanied
by the King and the Royal family.

BERNE, ►SATURDAY.

The Federal Assembly has been closed, and the
President in his speech said :—" We will maintain
our independence as an united and armed people,
but without giving offence to neighbouring states."