The Sun.
London, England, 1866-06-16 00:00:00

LA TEST INTELLIGENCE.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

THE WAR CRISIS.

FLORENCE; June 16.

The Ministry is nearly constituted—Baron Rica-
soli is appointed President and Minister of the
Interior ; Signor Borgatti, Minister of Justice ; and
Signor Brochetti, Minister of Marine. Signori
Pettinengo, Scialoja, Jacin, and Berti retain their
portfolios. General Lamarmora is named Minister

Adlatus to the King at the camp. The Ministry
of Foreign Affairs has been offered to Signor
Visconti-Venosta, and that of Agriculture to Signor
Mordini, with what result is not yet known.
The Austrians have interrupted all lines of com-
munication on the side of the Po and Mincio.

PESTH, June 15 (Evening).

The Lower House of the Hungarian Diet has
agreed to the resolution proposed by M. Deak,
declaring that no address shall be presented to
the Emperor relative to the present distress in
Hungary, but that the Diet is ready to support his
Majesty in all constitutional efforts which he may
think fit to make in order to promote the objects
set forth in the proposed address.
PRAGUE, June 16.
The entry of the Prussian troops into Saxony
is fully confirmed.

The Railway between Riesa and Dresden has
been destroyed.
Passenger traffic and postal communication be-
tween Prussia and Saxony is stopped.
The Crown Princess of Saxony proceeds to

Vienna.
The Saxon Treasury and valuables, and the pro-
visions for the army, have been transported for
security to Bohemia.
FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, June 16.
Prince Charles of Bavaria will be appointed
Commander in Chief of the Federal army.
BERLIN, June 16.
It is expected that Mecklenburg will afford active
support to Prussia for the defence of the Duchies of
Schleswig-Holstein.

VIENNA, June 16.

The French Cabinet has sent the letter lately
addressed by the Emperor Napoleon to M. Drouyn
de I'Huys to the French representatives abroad,
together with a circular explaining the bearing of
the letter.

The Neue Freie Presse of to-day asserts that
Prince Gortschakoff has sent a circular to the Re-
presentatives of Russia abroad, stating that, upon
the slightest violation of neutrality by France,
Russia will abandon her present neutral attitude.
Parris, June 16.

It is asserted that the recent proceedings at the
Federal Diet have determined several Powers signi-
taries of the Vienna Treaty of 1815 to declare that,
in their opinion, articles 54 and 63 of that treaty,
which form part of European international law,
have been violated.

The Moniteur of .this morning reproduces the
article published in yesterday's Constitutionnel on
M. Emile de Girardin's interpretation of the letter
of the Emperor Napoleon.

MADRID, June 16.
Yesterday, in the Senate, the Minister of Marine
declared the Pacific expedition to be at an end.

In the Chamber of Deputies the debate upon the
Railway Subsidy Bill has commenced.
BERLIN, JUNE 16.

Prince Sigismund, third son of the Crown Prince
of Prussia, was taken seriously ill yesterday, but
is a little better this morning.
HANOVER, JUNE 16.

The King of Hanover and the Crown Prince act
out last night for the camp of the army which is
being :concentrated near Gottingen. The Queen
and the Royal Princesses remain here.

It is rumoured that a Ministerial crisis exists.

LEIPSIC, June 15, 4.25 p.m.
The Prussian troops entered Saxony to-day.
FLORENCE, June 15.

The Finance Committee of the Senate are stated
to be opposed to the proposed tax upon Italian
Dente.

Advices received here from Brescia announce
that communication had been interrupted between
that town and the Venetian provinces. Peschiera
had been closed.

FRANKFORT-ON-TIIE-MAINE, June 15.
A report is current on the Bourse that the Aus-
trian troops have entered Saxony.
The Bourse is very heavy in consequence of a re-
port that the Prussian troops had entered Hanover.