The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-09 00:00:00

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PESTIT, OCT. 8.
The dissolution of the Assembly of the Cohlitat o
Gran has been decreed.

A royal commissioner has already been
pointed.

The Assembly of the Comitat of Zalo has re-
solved to ignore any illegal ordinance of the Go•
vernment. It also protests against the nomination
of a commissioner and the proposed new organisa-
tion of Vne Comitats, and declares that it will only
yield to force.

PESTH, OCT 9

The Assemblies and Municipal Councils of the
Comitats of Arad and Bacs have been dissolved by
the Government for having passed resolutions con-
curring in the protest of the Comitat of Pesth against
the dissolution of the Hungarian Diet.

LEMBERG, OCT. 8

The editor of the Gros, having been found guilty
of high treason, and inciting the people to sedition,
has been sentenced to five years' hard labour, loss
of nobility, forfeiture of half his caution-money,
and. deprivation of the faculty of exercising the
editoril3.l profession.

RAGUSA, OCT. 8.
Six battalions of Turkish regular troops, while on
their return march from Nicksich, were attacked
by the insurgents and Montenegrins. After a fight,
which lasted four hours, the Turks were compelled
to take 'to flight, with the loss of 80 killed and 20
wound() d.

TURIN, OCT. 8.
Signor Ratazzi will very likely enter the Ministry.
Letters from Genoa affirm that Garibaldi has
quitted Caprera. His destination is unknown.
The Society of Workmen at Turin has deter-
mined upon convening another congress of all the
workmen societies, at Asti, in November next, in
order to declare the resolutions of the congress
lately held at Florence to be illegal.

THY. HOMEWARD CALCUTTA, CHINA,
AND AUSTRALIAN MAILS.
The Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation
Company have received the following telegram:—
WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCT. 9.
The Vectis and Indus, with the above mails, were
to lerrve Alexandria on the 7th inst. for Marseilles
and Southampton respectively.
The Simla arrived at Suez on the sth.
THE OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
The Ellora, from Southampton 27th September,
arrived at Malta at 4 p.m. 7th; left at midnight.
The Valetta, from Marseilles sth, reached Malta at
10 p 7th; would leave next morning.

FRANCE.

PARIS, OCT. 8

BorrasE, Oct. B.—There hes been but a very
limite,el amount of business, with only slight fluc-
tuatio ins in prices. Threes, for the Account, are
now a 68f. 15c. Railways heavy, and quotations
of son ie lines rather lower.

The. following are the last quotations :-
4t per per Cents ... 95 75' Credit Fonder llB5
Do. en d. month.... 95 85 Belgian 4f lOOl
3 per ("eats
Do. en it month 6B 20 Doman
Bank Shares 2915 Austrian
Credit Illobilier.... 708 75 Spanish Threes 451
Do. A °count 7lO Home Debt .. 47 25
RAILWAYS.

Orleans
exthern
1\ I raw ditto
I ,yons and Mediterranean
Geneva
southern
' Western
ilastern
Sardinian
Au strian
1.0. r bard

Cash. Account.
1335 .. 1337 50
978 75 .. 980 --
902 50 ..
1020 .. 1022- 50
340 .. —t
642 .50 .. 645
522 50 .. 526 25
596 25 .. 600
355 ..

505 - .. 506 25
527 60 .. 530 -•

RUSSIA.

Among the names of Russian officers of high
rank, published in the Invalids Russe as having
just received new marks of the Emperor's favour,
is that; of Lieut.-General Todtleben, Director of the
Department of Engineers in the Ministry of War.
He ho.s been presented with the Grand Cross of the
Secon d Class of the Order of St. Vladimir.
An official telegraphic despatch from the camp at
cek, near fort Khametz, gives an itinerary of
the is ur of the Emperor in Southern Russia, since
his departure from Kertch. His Majesty com-
menced his excursion into the province of the
Koub an on the 11th ult., arriving on the 12th at
Catheri nodar. On the 13th he inspected the forts
Dmitrievskoe and Grigorievskoe ; he passed the
night r)f the 13th at Fort West-Labinskoe, and on
the 14:th arrived at Fort Maikop. On the 15th
the Emperor, with an escort, rode to a point
bey on d the river Belaia, arriving that evening at
Abagek, where he remained for a day-. On the
17th, after hearing mass, his Majesty continued his
route along the line of the Laba.

A controversy is being carried on between two
of the scientific periodicals of St. Petersburg, the
Journal des Mines and the Gazette de l' Academie,
as to the manner in which the mines of Russia are
worked. The Gazette strongly condemns the system
by which the Government takes the direction of
most of the mining works in the country; it con-
tends that the official system only ensures a loss,
and insists on the necessity of transfbrring this
branch .of industry to private enterpris o', or to the
management of joint-stock companies.

- The Russian corvette, Novii, carrying the flag
of Admiral Popoff, and commanded by Captain
Skrypleff, has sailed from Cronstadt for the explor-
ing voyage on the eastern coasts of Siberia.