The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-31 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, OCT. 31.

The Moniteur of this morning contains the fol-
lowing notice :—The Correspondant has received
a first warning, for an article by the Count de
Montalembert, intitled : " The Pope Pius IX and
France in 1849 and 1859."
The Moniteur states the reasons of this avertisse-
ment, viz. that in condemning the war carried on
by France in Italy, as having caused the annihila-
tion of the temporal authority of the Pope, the
article has quite distorted the results of the war
and calumniated the policy of the Emperor. It is
also insulting to the nations allied with France, and
the comparison which the writer of the article de-
signedly and offensively makes between the names
of Machiavelli and those of Napoleon 111 and the
King of Sardinia is detrimental to that respect
which is due to the Emperor.
The And de la Religion has also received a first
warning for having published the above article of
the Correspondant in its colums.

PARIS. OCT. 30.

The .Moniteur of to-day contains an article which
first gives an account of the attacks of the Moroc-
cans on the French territory during the months of
Angust and Sept. last. The article then proceeds
thus :

The daring and the culpable behaviour of those
tribes deserved a severe chastisement. The whole
western portion of Algeria was continually in an
agitated state. The safety of the tribes under our
rule was everywhere seriously threatened. It
became necessary to act with energy, and therefore
an expedition was decided upon."
The following telegraphic message received by
Government shows that this expedition has begun
its work with determination :

" General Martimprey to the General Randon,
Minister of War.—After an engagement of three
hours, the second regiment of Zouaves fixed its
victorious eagle on the Ain-Tacouralt, where the
whole expeditionary corps bivouacs. We have no
serious losses."

A semi-official communique runs thus :—" The
statement that France has supplied Spain with re-
sources for operating against Morocco is not cor-
rect. France does not co-operate with Spain in
her operations against Morocco.'

BRUSSELS, OCT. 30.

In spite of the semi-official communique sent to
the Paris papers yesterday, letters from well-
informed persons, received here to-day, state most
positively that M. Mon has made a request for
materials of war, to which Marshal Randon, Mini-
ster of War, has given his consent.

MADRID, OCT. 29.

A circular has been addressed to-day to the dip-
lomatic corps, informing the foreign Powers that
Tangier, Tetuan, and Larracho have been declared
in a state of blockade by the Spanish Government.

TURIN, OCT. 29.

According to advices received from Sicily, the
insurrection there has not ceased. The insurgents
have withdrawn into the mountains. The brothers
Mantrichi are at the head of the movement. Rein-
forcements of troops aro being continually de-
spatched by the Neapolitan Government to quell
the insurrection. Numerous arrests have taken
place at Palermo, Cattano, and Messina.

ZURICH, OCT. 29.

To-day a conference, at which all the plenipoten-
tiaries were present, took place. It is stated that
the three treaties of peace will be signed next
week. Count liarolyi arrived here last evening.

TURIN, OCT. 30.

To-morrow a meeting is to take place between
the King and General Garibaldi. It is stated that
a considerable increase will be made in the budget
of the marine department.
It is asserted that M. Ratazzi will take ad interinz
the portfolio of the Minister of Justice.