The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-19 00:00:00

AUGUST 19,

1861,

PARIS, AUG. 19,

NAPLES, Auo. 18,

One brigand was killed, and five taken prisoners.
The rest fled into Italian territory.

NAPLES, AUG. 17.
News from the province of Aveilino states that
the Reactionists had been everywhere beaten or
were in flight.

Twenty-nine priests and three monks have
arrested at Castellamare.

At Sorrento, Riano, and Amalfi several reaction-
ary preachers have been arrested, among whom is
the Vicar-General of Sorrento.

AUG. 18,

The Royal troops have surrounded and made pri-
soners the reactionary bands on the mountains near
Cancello.
The town of Cipriano was taken after a short
resistance.

TURIN, AUG. 16,

The Opinione of to-day says:—

" General Cialdini is said to have reminded the
Government that he had only provisionally accepted
the Lieutenancy of Naples, that he would preserve
the military command, and would accomplish his
mission of purging the country of brigands, but
that he could no longer occupy himself with the
civil administration.

" He now demands, therefore," adds the report
" that a Lieutenant should be appointed in his stead.
Another motive for this resolution is stated to be
the disagreement which arose between General
Cialdini and Signor Lanselli on the occasion of the
demonstrations recently made against the Deputies.
" General Cialdini will continue to exercise the
functions of the Lieutenancy until a new Lieute-
nant shall have been provided by the Ministry."

EVENING

The Official Gazette of to-day announces the
rupture of the railway contract with M. Talabot,

and says,—

"The works will be proceeded with on accoun
of the Government."

The Millister of Public Works will go to Naples

;o-morrow.

AUG. 18

The rumour of General Cialdini's resignation is
unfounded. He will remain at his post, until the
accomplishment of his mission.

Signori Cantelli and Blasio have resigned, bu
will remain in office until the Government has pro.
vided substitutes.

EVENING.
It is believed that Garibaldi will go to Naples on
the 7th of September, the anniversary of the day
on which he entered that city.
The Government is preparing grand fetes for

he occasion.

ROME (via MARSEILLES), AUG. 14.
The subscription to the Cavour monument con-
tinues, notwithstanding the efforts of the police to
prevent it.

CONSTANTINOPLE, AuG. 17, EVENING.
Mehemet Kiprisli Pasha will be appointed either
Governor of Bagdad or Commissioner of Anatolia:
Fuad Pasha will be promoted to a rank equi-
valent to that of Grand Vizier.

Mehemed Djemil Pasha will be Minister for
Foreign Affairs.

Active French intrigues are being carried on to
effect the return of Riza Pasha to the Seraskieriat.
The Sultan continues to effect reforms.

According to news received here to-day, the
Russians have sustained another defeat from the
Circassians.

His Excellency Sir W. Codrington is expected
here today.

FRANCE.

' I The portion of the railway from the city of Lux-
embourg to Treves, which forms part of the series of
lines undertaken by the William-Luxembourg Com-
pany, intended to connect the hitherto isolated
Grand Duchy with France, Prussia, Belgium, and
Holland, was opened amid great public rejoicings
on Wednesday. Prince Henry of the Netherlands
presided, the Prussian authorities sending deputies
to receive and reciprocate courtesies with him.
The heat of the weather yesterday was intense.
A kind of sirocco wind, laden with fine dust, and
feeling like the blast from a furnace, blew through-
out the day, and parched everything with which it
came in contact. After sunset it subsided into a
pleasant breeze, and the temperature grew percep-
tibly cooler. At 2 p.m. the glass marked 25.6
Centigrade (781 Fahrenheit).
The heat from which Paris has suffered during
the last few days has been general throughout
Europe. At Lyons, on Wednesday, the thermo-
meter marked 38 deg. Centigrade in the shade
(100 4-10ths Fahrenheit). From Marseilles fatal
eases of coup de soleil are reported. In Catalonia
the wheat and other crops have been burnt up. At
Malaga and Seville the heat has become insupport-
able, and no one can leave his house between 9 in
the morning and 9 at night without danger.
BOURSE, August 17.—The market has been
in the same inactive state as yesterday, but with-
out any change in prices. for the Account Threes
are now at 68f 45c. Railway Shares quiet, but
pretty firm. The following are the last quota-
tions :

41 per per Cents ... 97 80, Credit Foncier 1295
Do end month.... 97 90 , Belgian 4/ —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 451 Roman
Bank Shares 2900 i Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 731 25 Spanish Threes 4B/
Do. Account 732 50 Hume Debt

La rl T N E b)

The Noniteur of this morning publishes the text
of the convention between France and England for
regulating the immigration of Indian labourers.

News has been received here that a band of
brigands were surprised by some French troops in a
house on the Pontifical frontier.