The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-24 00:00:00

scription had already attained the sum of 9,000

florins (22,000 fr.)
The Archbishop of Vercelli has issued a pas-
toral, recommending his flock to thank Pro-
vidence for having delivered the most flourish-
ing towns of the States, such as Novara, Tortona,
Bobbio, Voghera, and especially Vercelli, from
the presence of the Austrians, and for having
crowned the arms of the allies with victory. In
furtherance of that object, he enjoins all his clergy
to sing the Ambrosian hymn in their respective
parishes, and to comprise in their prayers "the
well-deserving heroes who, with such abnega-
tion and patriotism have obtained the immortal
glory of so happy an event at the cost of the
precious holocaust of their lives."

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Cardinal Milesi has issued the following protost
from Ferrara :

"The Bologna Gazette of the 12th, No. 132, in relating
the deplorable events which took place there on that day
against the legitimate government of the Holy Father,
omits substantial facts which it is my duty to state. The
Cardinal Legate was not induced to leave, being sud-
denly deprived of a sufficient garrison, by the mere
taking down of the Pontifical arms, nor the
being indirectly requested to take his departure,
as may be proved by a document he preserves ; but on the
contrary he insisted upon learning from the originators of
the new order of things what was the nature of the move-
ment. And it was only in consequence of this demand that
a commission of three Bolognese presented itself to tell him
(even before the Municipal Council was convoked to de-
liberate) that the people wanted the dictatorship of King
Victor Emmanuel, and wished to join in the war. Such
pretensions are evidently and diametrically incompatible
with the rights of sovereignty of any independent prince,
and much more with those of the Supreme Pontiff ; and in
the present case they are also contrary to the neutrality of
the Sovereign Pontiff in the present war, a neutrality de-
clared and accepted. Hence the Cardinal Legate solemnly
protested against such violence in firm and serious terms,
and with the most ample declarations for securing the
sacred rights of the Holy See, as the respectable per-
sons invited to be present may attest, These facts,
from the serious consequences resulting from them, should
not have been passed under silenco.
"The Legate G. Card. MILESI."

"Ferrara, June 13, 1859.
The Parma Gazette gives an account of the re-
joicings which took place in that city on the 17th,
on the occasion of the installation of the Sardinian
Government there. The whole town was bril-
liantly illuminated ; bands of music played on the
public square before the palace of the new
governor, and on the latter making his ap-
pearance on the balcony, he was received
with loud cheers for Italy, the Emperor of
the French, the King, the union, &c. On the
following day the members of the clergy,
the Council of State, the Chamber of Accounts, the
Tribunals, the University, Academy of Fine Arts,
&c., went to pay their respects to the governor.
The hfovinzento of Genoa has been prosecuted and
suspended for a week, for having published false
intelligence in the shape of an account of a pre-
tended insurrection of Austro-Italian troops at
Mantua, ending in the massacre of the Austrians
and the capture of the citadel.
Marshal Count Giulay, ex-commander-in-chief of
the Austrian army of Italy, has retired to his estates.
In passing through Vienna to take leave of his po-
litical and military friends, he subscribed 25,000
florins to the fund for the expenses of the war.