The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-15 00:00:00

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LISBON, OCT. 14.

The King of Portugal has decorated Baron
Ricasoli with the Cross of the Order of the Concep-
tion of Villa Vicos.

MADRID, OCT. 15.

It is hoped that the affair of the Neapolitan
archives will be satisfactorily arranged without

Foreign intervention.
The Infanta Donna Maria de la Concepcion is

better.

WARSAW, OCT. 13.

Fresh manifestations are announced to take
place on tie 15th of October, in memory of the
battle of Macziewice, in which the Poles, led by
Kosciusko, fought against the Russians.
The party which has organised the meeting at
Haradla for the 15th of October is making every
effert to ensure the success of the manifestation in-
tended to be made on that occasion.

WARSAW, OCT. 14.
A proclamation published to-day declares the
kingdom of Poland to be in a state of siege.

The military have pitched their tents in the pub.
lic squares and places of Warsaw.
The wearing of mourning, or of mourning in
signia, is prohibited.

KONIGSBERG, OCT. 13.

The King and Queen of Prussia arrived at the
gates of Konigsberg at twelve o'clock to-day, and
were received by the Royal Princes, the generals,
the presidents, and the civic authorities.
The procession through the town took place
according to the published programme.
The King was on horseback, surrounded by the
Princes of the Royal house. The Queen rode in a
state carriage drawn by eight horses.
Their Majesties were cheered by the crowds on
their way through the street.
Their passage through the Brandenburg gate was
announced by a discharge of cannon and the
ringing of bells. •

The procession proceeded through the lines formed
by the corporations, guilds, and companies, the
people continually cheering, and the crowd being
everywhere very great.
All the houses were richly decorated, and were
filled with spectators to their roofs.

At the Castle their Majesties were received by
the Princesses of the Royal House, and the body of
the officers and clergy.
The weather has been very fine.
The number of strangers who have arrived in the
city is enormous.

KONIGSBERG, MONDAY EVENING.

The King received the civil and military autho-
rities at the Royal Castle at 3.15 p.m. to-day, after
his solemn entry into the city.
His Majesty expressed to them his thanks, and
said that he was full of confidence in the future
development of all interests under the free action
of all classes of the people.

DRESDEN, MONDAY.

The official Dresden Journal of to-day publishes
a letter from Turin, asserting that General Miero-
slawski had been summoned to Genoa to organise
an expedition destined for Montenegro, and also to
excite insurrection in the Sclavonian provinces of

Turkey.
According to the same letter this expedition would
afterwards revolutionise the Austro-Danubian pro-
vinces, and would proceed as far as Galicia.

It is likewise asserted that the Governments of
Servia, Montenegro, and the Danubian Principali-
ties, concur with General Mieroslawski on this

project.

CANTON, AUG. 28

The state of affairs in Japan has not improved.
There is, however, no alarming event to note,
although alarms are of daily occurrence. The
British Consulate at Kanagawa has been turned
into a stockade, and is guarded by armed Yacunins.
The wounds inflicted on Mr. Oliphant in the late
murderous attack on the British legation are not
dangerous. He will, however, return to England.
Matters in China are stationary.