The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-26 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, OCT. 26.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—The
letter which appeared yesterday in the Siecle, ad-
dressed to Pope Gregory XVI., and the author-
ship of which has been attributed to the Emperor,
was written by the brother of his Majesty, who
died at Forli in 1831.

PARIS, OCT. 25.
The Imperial Court will leave Compiegne on the

31st inst.

The Duke de Padone has returned to Paris, and
will resume his official duties at the end of the

month.

General Bedeau and Dr. Lausedat have availed
:hemselves of the amnesty and returned to France.

MARSEILLES, OCT. 25.
Her Majesty the Queen of Holland arrived here
yesterday from Nismes, en route for Nice.

ROME, OCT. 22 (VIA MARSEILLES.)

The interview between his Holiness the Pope
and his Majesty the King of Naples has been ad-
journed. His Holiness has despatched an English
prelate named Talbot to the Court of Naples in
order to explain the cause of the adjournment of
the interview.
The official Giornale di Roma confirms the arrest
of the Bishop of Rimini. Many priests have quitted
the country in the neighbourhood of the Romagna
on account of the intrigues of emissaries and in fear
of disturbances.

Conferences have been held between the Pope
and the Due de Grammont, on the subject of which
complete secrecy was observed; but it is stated
that the ordinances for granting administrative
reforms are now ready, and will shortly be made
public.

The Oesterreichische Correspondenz of this even-
ing contradicts most strongly the rumours afloat
respecting the retirement of several members of
the Cabinet, on account of a difference of
opinion said to exist among the Ministers on several
important questions which have occupied Govern-
ment lately. No such difference does exist, and
therefore no change of the leading principles of Go-
vernment will take place.

VENICE, OCT. 25.
The Governor has left for Vienna, to confer with
the Government on the affairs of Venetia.

The outposts stationed on the frontiers Ns ill
shortly be increased. The portions of territory
occupied by the Pied.montese troops have nearly
all been evacuated. It is expected that reforms in
the administration of police will shortly take place.

NAPLES, OCT. 22 (VIA. MARSEILLES.)
A tanquet has been given by the King to M.
de Itoquet, who is charged with a mission from the
French Government to the Court of Naples. All
the Royal Princes and Ministers were present.
The military enrolments continue. Four Neapo-
litan frigates continue to cruise round the coast in
anticipation of any hostile movements by General
Garibaldi. The King has inspected the troops and
the different forts.

REUTER'S SPECIAL INDIAN SERVICE.
CALCUTTA, SEPT. 23.

A meeting of the inhabitants has taken place
here to protest against the Licensing Bill and to
petition Parliament to establish local representa-
tive councils in India.

Government securities unaltered, with a down-
ward tendency. Exchange on London, 2s. Old
rising. Imports pretty active; prices steady; ex-
ports lively.
Cotton, 861 per candy; Western, 80 per candy.
Indigo active ; No. 5, 47 to 51 per maund ; mid-
dling and common, 37 to 50 per maund.
Sugar—Stock accumulating, 28 to 30 per candy
Rice unaltered.
Freights receded=dead. weight, 16s. to 265.,
measurement, 30s. to 355.
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

SIX DAYS LATER THAN THE DEPARTURE OF THE

MAIL FROM CALCUTTA.

CALCUTTA, SEPT. 29.
Imports dull. Bxchange on London, 2s. Old. to
2s. 0;d. Government securities improving.

COLOMBO, SEPT. 30.
Coffee crop of 1859 closed 564,552 cwts. Trade
dull.

THE FOREIGN MAILS.
None of the usual Foreign Mails had reached
us when we went to press.