The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-27 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 27, 1861.

LATEST NE S.

TURIN, MARCH 26 (EVENING).
The discussion of the affairs of Rome was con-
tinued to-day in the Chamber of Deputies.
The Marquis Pepoli protested against the unjust
accusations brought forward against Piedmont by
some members of certain foreign legislative assem-
blies. He eulogised Napoleon 111., who, by sepa-
rating the spiritual from the temporal power, will,
he said, render a greater service to the Church than
Charlemagne by his fatal gift of temporal sove-
reignty to the Papacy.

Signor Buoncompagni in his speech stated that
the Italian movement had nothing in it offensive to
religious feelings.
He proposed that the Chamber should vote the
following resolution :
" The Chamber having heard the declaration of
the Ministry, and belig confident that after having
insured the dignity and independence of the Pope,
and the complete freelom of the Church, the prin-
ciple of non-intervention will, in concert with
France, be applied to Rome, and that Rome will be
made the capital of Italy, passes to the order of the
day."

Several speakers of the Left proposed the simple
proclamation of Rone as the capital of Italy, and
the calling upon Npoleon 111. to withdraw his
troops.

Signor Ferrari mid, " Our only political system
is alliance with France."

VIENNA, MARCH 27,

An Imperial decree grants to the congregations
of Lombardo-Venetia the right of electing 20 dele-
gates to the Council of the Empire.
The Vienna papers assert that the resolutions of
the Hungarian Judicial Conference in reference to
the re-establishment of the Hungarian laws of
1848, and the demard for an independent Ministry
for Hungary, have been rejected by the Govern-
ment.

AGRAM, MARCH 27.
The troops under the command of Ismael Pasha
are concentrated at Trebigne.
Since the last fight hostilities have been sus-
pended, The inscugents, however, are preparing a
fresh attack in concert with the Montenegrins.
All the places south of Trebigne have done
homage to the Prince of Montenegro.

AGRAM, MARCH 26

The news received here by telegraph from Vienna
that the militay frontier district is not to be repre-
sented in the Croatian Diet has caused great dis-
couragement amon; the national non-Hungarian
party.

TEMESVAR, MARCH 26.

The municipality of this city resolved to-day upon
protesting against the order of the Director of
Finance for the collection of the taxes by execution
cases where payment is refused.
The Obergespana has published a proclamation,
warning the people against instigators of disturb-
ances.

BRESLAU, MARCH 26,

According to a telegram received here from War-
saw, Major-General Gecewicz, who is personally
much liked in Poland, has been appointed to replace
M. Muhkanoff.

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
• MARSEILLES, MARCH 27.
The Euxin©, with the above mails, arrived a

Marseilles at 9 a.m. this day.

The mails were to leave for London at 10 a.m

POLAND.

The Independence Beige of yesterday publishes
the following in a postscript :—" When on the point
of going to press we received a despatch direct
from Warsaw, stating that disturbances had taken
place at that city on the evening of Monday. The
people are reported to have smashed the windows
of General Abramowitch, director of the Imperial
theatres of Warsaw, and one of the officials who
shared the unpopularity of M. Mukhanoff, the
Minister recently dismissed." The despatoh adds,
that the military did not interfere.