The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-14 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
SURRENDER OF IVIESSINA.
MESSINA, MARCH 13, 7.10 A.M.

been accepted.

evening.
The conditions of the capitulation are not ye

known.

Civitella del Tronto will not be able to hold ou

much longer.

received.

TURIN, MARCH 13.
The citadel of Messina surrendered to the Sar
dinian troops this day.

PARIS, MARCH 13

The 3ioniteur has the following paragraph

NAPLES, MARCH 9,

The sick and wounded brought from Gaeta have
communicated typhus fever among the hospitals
and in the city itself.
Troops have been sent to Lecce.

BERNE, MARCH 13,

The Sardinian Government has lodged a com-
plaint with the Federal Council against Bishop
Marilley, on account of the pastoral letter issued
by him during Lent having contained some dis-
respectful expressions respecting King Victor
Emmanuel.

The Government of the Canton Fribourg, before
which this complaint had been referred, as the only
competent tribunal, has rejected it.

BERLIN, MARCH 13,

In to day's sitting of the Upper House the pro-
ject of law relating to marriage was discussed. The
clause rendering the civil ceremony necessary for
the validity of marriages was rejected by 124
against 44 votes.

The proposal that the civil ceremony should be
optional was likewise rejected, by 122 against 45
votes.

At the request of the Minister of Justice, the
further discussion of the project of law was ad-

journed.

FIUME, MARCH 13,

The municipality of Fiume has resolved upon
sending an address to the Emperor, praying for the
reincorporation of Fiume wit}, Hungary.
The municipality has likewise determined not to
send any deputies to the Croatian Diet, and to sus-
pend the payment of the additional taxes. ,

CHINA, JAPAN, AND AUSTRALIA.
SHANGHAI, JAN. 24,

Pekin is quiet.
The troops at Tien-tsin are healthy.
The treaty is working satisfactorily.

The rebels have been defeated by the Impe-
rialists at Ehsien, and Sangbolinsen has been de-
feated at Shantang.
In Japan affairs are peaceful.
The Prussian Embassy has concluded a treaty
with Japan.

CANTON; FEB-. 1.

Lord Elgin has left for Manila.
The English Admiral and Sir Hope Grant have
arrived here.

The American ship Hespertls has been destroyed
by fire.

Kowloong has been formally transferred to the

British.

Trade is depressed.

SINGAPORE, FEB. 7.

The Java cable has been lost.
The French have been victorious at Saigon.
The French transport Wesir has been wrecked,
Everything is quiet.

NEW ZEALAND, JAN. 24.

The war continues.

Several pahs have been taken by General Pratt,
and these advantages have been actively fol-
lowed up.

The Boanerges has arrived with troops.

MELBOURNE, JAN. 26.
The following are the departures of gold ships
The Result, with
The Alliance, with 31,513 „
The Lightning, with
The Southampton, with
CALCUTTA, FEB. 8.
The famine continues in the North-West pro,

vinces.

GALLE, FEB. 17.
Sir W. Denison has left Ceylon for Madras.

POLAND.
WARSAW, MARcii 13.

General Mayendorff has arrived here, the bearer
of the Emperor's reply to the address of the Polish

citizens.

A separate Council of State has been granted
by the Emperor to the Kingdom of Poland, of
which Zamoisky has been appointed President.
The Municipality of Warsaw has been confirmed
in its functions.
All official acts are to be executed in the name of
the Emperor as King of Poland.
POSEN, MARCH 14.
Before the arrival of the reply of the Emperor of

L A riEbT NEWS

The citadel has surrendered to the army and
fleet. The troops will leave for Naples by Frosinone
early in April.
There was an encounter a few days since between
the French 71st Regiment of the Line and 700
Papal Zouaves. A French Colonel was killed, and
43 men wounded. How tho affair ended has not
transpired.

Romano has tendered his resignation, which has

The Municipal elections wia take place on the
24th.

NAPLES, MARCH 12, EVENING.
The Citadel of Messina capitulated yesterday

Liberio Romano has tendered his resignation as
Director of the Affairs of the Interior.

Prince Carignan has given orders that the Neapo-
litan officers who are staying in the Roman States
shall be allowed to return to Naples.
The Italian army is to be divided into six corps
d'armee; the fourth corps, under the command of
General Cialdini, will proceed to Bologna.

TURIN, MARCH 13, EVENING.
cu,...4, Co_vnilr to-day announced tilt, surrAnfloroi
the citadel of Messina to the Chamber of Deputies.
The Chamber passed by acclamation a vote of
thanks to the land and sea forces.

The project of law respecting the assumption of
the title "Kingdom of Italy," has been favourably

" The good offices of the Emperor's Government
have been successful in preventing further effusion
of blood, and preserving the town of Messina from
the dangers with which it was threatened from an
impending conflict. The Sardinian Government
has consented to extend the terms of the capitula-
tion of Gaeta, with a few slight modifications, to
the garrisons of the citsdel of Messina and of
Civitella del Trout° ; and a steamer has been des-
patched with an order of King Francis 11. to Gene-
ral Fergola to accept those conditions. A flag of
truce has been sent with the same view to Civitella
del Tron to."