The Sun.
London, England, 1861-04-27 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGEVCE.
TURIN, APRIL 27.

The reactionary movement in the provinces is
not yet entirely suppressed. The Chevalier di
Nigra displays great energy.
The inhabitants of Naples condemn the authors
of the demonstrations.

NAPLES, APRIL 27.

1 The news from Turin, announcing the reconci-
liation of Garibaldi with Count Cavour and General
Cialdini, has produced an excellent impression.
No further demonstrations are expected to take
place.

The functions of Commander-in-Chief of the
National Guard have been suppressed.
Signor Aiflitto has been appointed Governor
of the provinces of Naples.

VIENNA, SATURDAY.

The Oesterreichische Zeitung of to-day says :
" The whole of Gallicia has taken part in the
elections of members for the Council of the Em-

pire."

The same journal publishes a telegram from
Verona, asserting that riotous assemblages of re-
fugees from Venetia had taken place in Milan.

BERLIN, SATURDAY.

A telegram received here tc-day from St. Peters-
burg rectifies that published here yesterday, and
states that it is not the Minister for Foreign
Affairs. but Prince Peter Dmitriwitsch Gortscha-
koff 11., member of the Council of the Empire, and
brother of the Governor of Poland, who had re-
oeived leave of absence to travel abroad on account
of ill health.

The telegram received to-day also states that 67
Russian generals have likewise received leave of

absence.

THORN, APRIL 26.
On Monday next, being the Czar's birthday,
is expected that a great popular demonstration w

be made at Warsaw.

Handbills are circulating in that city requesting
the patriots not to appear on the streets on Mon-
day, to close all the shops, and not to illuminate
their windows, even if requested to do so with
threats.

CRACOW, APRIL 26.
All the towns in Poland are now militarily
occupied.
Arrests continue to take place.
The colleges of Warsaw and Kalisc h have been
closed.

BERNE, APRIL 26.

The Austrian Government has requested the
Federal Council to' institute an inquiry in reference
to the revolutionary manifesto addressed to the
German nation, which was lately issued by a Demo..
cratic committee at Berne.

TURIN, APRIL 26.

The Turin journals of to day contain articles
applauding the reconciliation which has been
effected between Garibaldi, Count Cavour, and
General Cialdini.

The Opinione of to-day says :—" The rumours of
popular manifestations at Genoa and Bologna are
without any foundation."

The Turin Gaulle of to-day says :
" Garibaldi will pass some days at the villa of
the Marquis di Pallavicini, and will afterwards pro-
ceed direct to the island of Cap rera."

ST. PETERSBURG, APRIL 26.
The ice on the River Neva broke up yesterday
morning.

BERLIN, APRIL 26.

A telegram from St. Petersburg., dated to-day,
has been received here, announcing that an impe-
rial ukase had been published, granting to Prince
Gortschakoff, Minister for Foreign Affairs, leave of
absence for one year, to travel abroad or in the
south of Russia, on account of ill health.

LATEST NE WB.

The Opinione of t•-day announces that Prince
Couza and the Bay of Tunis have recognised the
kingdom of Italy.

The Chamber of Deputies, in its sitting of yes-
terday, approved the prolongation for three months
of the services of the mobilised National Guard.
The Italia of to-day publishes details of the recent
reconciliation between Garibaldi, Count Cavour,
and General Cialdini. The Marquis di Trechi,
Aide de-Camp of Garibaldi, took the initiative.
Garibaldi and Count Cavour conferred together
daring one hour without any witnesses, and after-
wards separated completely satisfied with each
other. Garibaldi then went to the Marquis di
Pallavicini's, where General Cialdini was awaiting
him. On meeting they cast themselves into each
other's arms.

NAPLES, APRIL 26 (EVENING.)
Yesterday an unimportant demonstration was
made by some persons styling themselves Garibal-
dians. It terminated without any serious conse-
quences. This morning some insubordinate
National Guards made a demonstration against
Signor Spaventa. Order was not, however, dis-
turbed.