The Sun.
London, England, 1859-08-16 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 16, 1850.

LATEST NEWS.

THE HOMEWARD INDIA
MAILS.
The following telegram has been received by the
Peninsular and Oriental Company :

" ADEN.

"The Norna, from Bombay, arrived on the 6th,
and the Nubia, with the mails from Calcutta and
China, on the Bth inst."

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

MILAN, AUG. 15.

To-day a dejettner was given by the King to
Marshal Vaillant, and 100 superior officers of the
French army at the Royal Palace. His Majesty
proposed the health of his Imperial Majesty Napo-
leon 111., Prince Carignan that of the Empress
and the Imperial Prince, General de la Marmora
that of the French army, and Marshal Vaillant
proposed the health of the King of Sardinia, con-
cluding his speech with these words :
"To the chief of this fine and powerful army,
the standards of which were united on the Black
Sea and on the plains of the Po with the French
eagle, and which on every occasion showed itself as
a noble rival of our army. To the heroic King,
who holds the ancient and noble sword of the
House of Savoy, who made it shine with great
lustre in the sun of Palestro and Solferino.

MILAN, AUG. 15.

To-day at Milan a solemn fete was celebrated in
honour of Napoleon. In the morning aTe Deum
was performed in the Cathedral in the presence of
the King, Marshal Vaillant, and other officers, the
magistrates, and the national guard in grand gala.
After dinner a grand spectacle took place in the
arena, the expenses of which were defrayed by the
municipality, and the receipts destined for the
wounded.

The King, Prince Carignan, Marshal Vaillant,
and about 40,000 people were present. The name
of Napoleon was received everywhere with acclama-
tion.

TURIN, AUGUST 15.

The Fete de nuit, which took place here, was
magnificent. The Place d'armes was splendidly
illuminated, a great platform was erected for the
performance of military music, where the soldiers
danced. The crowd was immense, the public build-
ings were illuminated. Many inscriptions were to
be seen—" Long live Napoleon III."

TURIN, AUG. 15.

Last night and this morning the fete of the
Emperor was announced by discharges of artillery,
In the morning a review of the French troops took
place. At nine o'clock the Te Deu;n was performed
in the church, which was richly decorated. There
were present the Ministers, members of Parliament,
French Ambassador and the officers of the French
army, the Piedmontese National Guard, and a large
gathering of the population of this city. This
morning eight guns, captured by the troops at the
battle of Palestro, were exhibited in front of the
Palace. In the evening there will be a fete de
nuit in the Place d'Armes.

General Garibaldi has arrived in Leghorn.

VIENNA, AUG. 15.

The Ministerial crisis is not yet over. It is said
that a combination with Count Leo Thun at the
head has met with so many difficulties that its suc-
cess is very doubtful.
Count Clam Martinitz refused to accept the port-
folio of Public Instruction, and in regard to his ac-
ceptance of the Ministry of the Interior he imposed
conditions which were rejected; he has therefore
returned to his post of Governor Of Cracow.

Count Golochouski, Chief of the Lemberg Govern-
ment district, has been summoned hither to join the
Imperial commission.

Well-informed persons assert that -the consti-
tution which the commission is about to work
out will be characterized by the principle of decen-
tralization, by the re-establishment of the repre-
sentation of the provinces (Landstaende), by great
prerogatives given to the aristocracy of all the
provinces, and, lastly, by a strict catholic spirit.

BERNE, AUG. 15.

The whole diplomatic corps, the members of the
Federal Council, and of the Government of the
Cantons, and the municipality of the town were pre-
sent to-day at the Te Deum in honour of the fete
Napoleon. The French Ambassador, M. de Tur-
got, sat on the right, and tho Austrian Minister on
the left of the President, M. Staempfli.
To-day, at Zurich, all the Plenipotentiaries and
the deputation of the Government of Zurich were
present at the Te Deum.

ZURICH; AUG. 15.

The Austrian Plenipotentiary, M. de Meysen-
bug, has not left Zurich for Vienna, as had been
stated ; his name was substituted by mistake for
the name of Baron Menzhengen.

The Austrian Minister in Switzerland has re-
turned to his post in Berne.

On Saturday last two Imperial messengers
(Secretaires de Cabinet) arrived here from Vienna,
and left again yesterday.