The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-19 00:00:00

LATE‘iT NEWS
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TELEGIAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.

The Monitew announces that, on the occasion of
the demise of the Duchess of Kent, the Imperial
Court will go iito mourning for nine days.

TURIN, TUESDAY.

Th© Opinion states that the Commander of
Civitella del Tonto has refused to obey the order of
Francis 11. to strrender to the Piedmontese.

WARSAW, MARCH 17.
Makhanoff has left Warsaw. Illumination*
have taken place in consequence.

CRACOW, MARCH 18.

The Czas has news from Warsaw stating that a
deputation of citizens had protested before Prince
Gortschakoff against the expression, " some indi-
viduals," contained in the imperial rescript, point-
ing to the large number of signatures attached to
the petition. The Prince replied that he declined
to receive any more signatures, and should regard
their collection as an act of sedition, which he would
treat in a military manner.
The delegations of citizens had represented to the
Prince that the fresh symptoms of agitation ren-
dered necessary the immediate proclamation and
execution of the reform; confidentially premised
by Prince Gortschakoff.

MARSEILLES, MARCH 18.

Advises received here from Constantinople to the
12th hut. state tha: Prince Labanoff, the Russian
ambassador, had delared that he would withdraw
his demtund for a conference of representatives of
the European Powers to sit permanently at Constan-
tinople, on condition of the Porte's submitting its
project of reforms to the Powers. The Porte replied
that it would communicate the reforms after their
promulgation by the Sultan.

VIENNA, MARCH 18.

The calling out of the Bashi-Bazouks in Bosnia
by means of beacon fires has been ordered to take
plae. with the least possible delay.
It is sail that the Turkish troops have been de-
feated at Citzko.

•
The Oeserreichische Zeitung says :
" The Enperor has, in the conference of Hun-
garian intimates convened here, declared that he
will respect the rights of the Hungarian nation to
the fullestextent, but that he will never tolerate
any infrin:ement of the rights of the Crown."
The Die will assemble first at Buda and after-
wards at Teeth.

The corciation of the Emperor as King of Hun-
gary will ttke place in the garrison church of Buda.

TURIN, MARCH 18.

The Opidone says :—" We believe we are enabled
to announe the surrender of Civitella del Tronto."

In to-di's sitting of the Senate Government
submitted I project of law, proposing that all public
acts shouldin future commence with the following
words :—"Victor Emmanuel 11., by the grace of
God and tlz will of the nation, King of Italy."
The project was received with general applause,
and its urg,ncy was acknowledged by the Senate.

NAPLES, MARCH 18.
The resignation of the Council of Lieutenancy
has been accepted.
The surrender of Civitella del Tronto has not yet
been confirmed.

ITZEHOE, MARCH 18.

The report of the committee appointed to exa-
mine the propositions of the Government concludes
with the following proposals :
" That the Assembly should declare that it cannot
accept the Constitution for the whole kingdom, as
proposed4y Government at the assembling of the
Estates.

" That the Assembly should further decline the
project of law on the provisorium.'
"Finally, that it should instruct the President
of the Chamber to bring under the notice of the
Federal Diet the proposals of the Danish Govern-
ment and the reply of the Estates."