The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-16 00:00:00

TFIEI SITN, LONDON FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 16, 1859.

LATEST NEWS.

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

TRIESTE, SEPT. IG.

The Austrian Lloyd's steamer brin gs advices
from Constantinople to the 10th inst.
The line-of-battle ship Fethiri hat; taken re-
inforcements to Candia, and Kabul Effendi has
been sent there as Commissioner E xtraordinary
from the Government.

Fresh affrays have taken place bo.ltween Chris-
tians and Druses in the Lebanon.

SMYRNA, SEPT. 9.

In consequence of a judicial invc:s•tigation, the
Prussian Consul, General Spiegelthal, has been sus-
pended, and the business of the Consulate has been
transferred in the meantime to the Dutch Consul.

TURIN, SEM). 15.

The Council of the different disti:icts of Turin
yesterday gave their approval for the erection of
monuments to the King of Sardinia and the Empe-
ror of the French. The deputations from Parma
and Modena arrived here to-clay at twelve
o'clock. The members of the n►unicipality and
the Parliament went to meet theta at the railway
terminus, and they met with an enthusiastic recep-
tion from the population. The city is en fete.
The deputations will be received by the King at
three o'clock to-day.

TURIN, SEPT. 15.

The following is a summary of the answer given
by his Majesty to the joint deputations from Mo-
dena and Parma :

The King expressed his thanks to the people of
Modena and Parma for the unanimity of their votes
recorded for the annexation of their provinces to
Piedmont, by which theyhave confirmed the wishes
expressed by them 11 years ago to the King, his
father. His Majesty continued thus :—" I agree
with the desires you have the mission to communi-
cate to me ; they are fresh manifestations of the
national will, to save the country from the disastrous
consequences of a foreign rule, and to erect a barrier
which would ensure to our countrymen the possession
of Italy to the Italians. The deputations will under-
stand in what manner the King must proceed towards
the accomplishment of the wishes of the Assem-
blies. Armed with the rights which I have ac-
quired, I will support your cause before the great
Powers, and especially before the French Emperor,
who, while leading the victorious legions of France,
was fighting for the independence of Italy. Europe
has recognised the right of other nations to pro-
vide for their security by constituting a Govern-
ment capable of defending their liberties and their
independence. She will be neither less just nor
less generous towards the Italian provinces. The
votes which your Assemblies have recorded, and
the numerous volunteers who have fought under
the flag of Piedmont during the days of the late
struggle, have proved that firmness is a tried vir-
tue with the people of Modena and Parma." The
speech of his Majesty concluded thus There-
fore, I need not say it to you—Persevere ; I will
only congratulate you upon the order and the
moderation of which you have given such brilliant
examples, in order to prove to Europe that the
Italians know how to govern themselves, and that
they rre worthy to be citizens of a free nation."

The following telegram was received at Liver•
pool yesterday (Thursday) evening by the Pacific
Steam Navigation Company :

"The Valparaiso (screw steamer) arrived at
Panama on the 21st inst. with 33 passengers, and
about 536,000 dollars in specie. All well. Intel-
ligence of a declaration of war by Peru against
Ecuador had been received at Callao when the
steamer left the port, and it was believed that
General Castilla would take the command of the
forces in person. The amount of specie shipped
from Colon for Europe was about 550,000 dollars,"
The above dispatch is dated August 23, and is
signed " C.T.

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY.

The .21/oniteur publishes a private letter from
Peiho, giving an account of the late defeat, but it
adds nothing to the details we have already given.
Count de Reiset has left for Biarritz, to give an
account of his mission in Italy to the Emperor.

BOURSE, Sept. 15.—The market is firm, with an
improving tendency, but there is very little doing.
Threes have improved from 68f. 65c., to 68f. 80c.
Mobilier varied from 782 f. 50e. to 790 f. ; Austrian,
537 f. 50c. to 540 f. ; Lombard, 547 f. 50c. to 550 f. ;
Orleans, 1,365 f. to 1,367 f. 50c.; Lyons, 870 f. to
872 f 50c. The following were the last quotations :
per Cents. .... 94 50 ; Credit Foncier 670
Do. end month .. 94 60 I Belgian 4f —
3 per Cent 5....... 68 70iPiedmontese (5) 85 50
Do. end month.... 68 70 Roman B6 25
Bank Shares...... 2780 Austrian
Credit Mobilier 790 Spanish Threes
Do. Account