The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-10 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

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Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern . 950 .. 947 50
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean B9l 25 .. 893 75
Geneva 530
Southern
Western 571 25 ..
Eastern
Sardinia'',
kustrian
Lombard ..... ........ . 551 25 .. 550
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Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 121 c. ; money;
25f. 10c. ; three months, paper, 24f. 971 c. ; money, 24f. 95c

ITALY.

The Opinione of Turin, of the, 6th, states that up
to that date the amount of renter -of -the. new Pied-
montese loan subscribed for at Turin was 7,350,000 L,
corresponding to a capital of 147,000,000 f.
General. Garibaldi has addressed a letter to the
Modena Gazette; in which, after expressing his
satisfaction at the great success which has attended
his proposal of a subscription of.a million francs for
muskets, he regrets his not being able to undertake
the management of so large a sum himself, but re-
commends subscribers to send their contributions
to MM. Enrico Besana, of Milan, and Giuseppi
Finzi, of Mantua. The directors of the fund are to
fix their residence at Bologna, under Garibaldi's
own supervision, and there is to be an office at
Milan, charged to receive all further offerings.
The following is the proclamation :
It.was my good fortune to utter one word which alluded
to a matter of supreme necessity for Italy, and found, as it
would not fail to do, an echo in the heart of all my country-
men.
I asked for arms and in every spot of our Peninsula, and
of many other civilized nations there arose a noble emulation
to answer my call, to further the defence of a cause, than
which history cannot point out another more righteous or
loftier.
This noble competition in lending a hand to the cause•
of patriotism and civilzation by no means surprised me
because I have been for many years convinced that the
number of minds trained to brave, patriotic, and liberal
sentiments is by far greater than the oppressors are willing
to believe ; yet so rapid and so splendid was the result of
my proposal, that I find myself unprepared for the difficut
management of an enterprise which turns out as vast as it
is important and sacred.
In order, therefore, to provide that this spontane-us aid
to our cause should be followed up by a well organised and
active administration, I deemed it expedient to entrust the
direction of the enterprise to Dr. Enrico Besana, of Milan,
and Giuseppe Finzi, of Mantua, whose names are well
known for their political devotion to the interests of their
country, and for their tried integrity.
The direction shall reside in Bologna, under my imme-
diate supervision; a branch of it shall be established in
Milan, to facilitate the conveyance of the sums collected,
and the correspondence thereto referring, with the northern
districts of the Peninsula.
May fortune be as propitious to us as our love to our
country is earnest and steady ! E. GARIBALDI.
A Milan letter says :—" Travellers who passed
through Magenta on All Saints' Day were agree-
ably surprised to see numerous tapers burning in
differei:t parts of the late field of battle. It was a
pious act on the part of the population, who on that
day wished to honour the brave men who had fallen'
there. A light had been placed on each of the
crosses erected on the different graves."