The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-28 00:00:00

LA'I E TN E 8.

PARTS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

The Patric of this evening says:—
"Five vessels have arrived at Genoa bringing
back the troops from Messina. These troops will
immediately proceed to Bologna, and will form a
part of the 4th corps d'ar?nee, under the command
of General Cialdini.

" The first division of this corps d'armee has
already arrived at Ferrara, and protects the lower
line of the Fo, behind which is placed the Austrian

corps d'armee."

The Pagrie also contains the following :
" The disturbances in Bosnia have not had any
serious result. The Porte has satisfied the claims
cof the Mussulman chiefs by restoring them their
former rights."

WARSAW, MARCH 27.
The following reforms have been proclaimed :
" The present regulations for public instruction
in Poland are abolished.

" A special Commission for Public Worship and
Instruction, under the direction of M. Wielopolski,
is appointed for carrying out reforms in matters
relating t 3 public instruction.

" National establishments of a superior class for
public instruction, and especially an academy for
legal instruction, are to be opened.
" A Council of State is to be established, com-
posed of members of the clergy, dignitaries, and the
most distinguished persons of Poland.

" The right of petition is granted to the nation.

"The Government councillors, the district coun-
cillors, and the municipalities of the larger towns
are to be elected by the inhabitants."

CONSTANTINOPLE, MARCH 20.

The Levant Herald publishes the scheme of a
forced loan of 12 million of Turkish pounds, which
is under the consideration of the Ministry, and
which, the Levant Herald states, is likely to be
enforced. " The amount is to be receivable within
two years, and repayable in ten, with 6 per cent.
interest."

BOMBAY, MARCH 1.
Lord Canning returned to Calcutta on Feb. 18.
The British troops have advanced by three
marches into Sikkim.

The country is abandoned by the people. Col.
Harvey, of the 43d Regiment, is dead.
The English mail of Feb. 4 has arrived.
Government Securities.—Four per Cents., 78t ;
Fives, 941.

CALCUTTA, FEB. 27.

Exchange and Government securities are unal•
-ered.

Freights, 755:

TURIN, MARCH 27 (Evening.)
The discussion on the Roman question was re-
sumed to-day in the Chamber of Deputies.
Signor Chiaves spoke against the transfer of the
capital of the kingdom of Italy to Rome.

Count Cavour refuted the arguments brought
forward by Signor Chiaves, and maintained that it
was urgent that Rome should be immediately de-
clared the capital of Italy. " The transfer will," he
said, "take place in consequence of a law adopted`
by the Chambers and without any disturbances.
The time for it will be fixed by law.
" We off,ir to the spiritual power of the Pope all
the guarantees for its liberty and moral force which
a friendly Government can ever give to the
Papacy.

" I hope that public opinion will very soon be
disposed for the proclamation, and that France
will agree with us in this matter."

Count Cavour supported Signor Buoncompagni's
proposal, which was almost unanimously agreed to
by the Chamber.
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The debate then closed.

VIENNA, MARCH 28.

According to the announcements which appear
in the Vienna journals of to-day the Emperor will
not open the Hungarian Diet in person, fbut will
proceed later to Buda for his coronation.