The Sun.
London, England, 1859-10-14 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

TURIN, OCT. 13.

M. Dabormida, Minister of the Exterior, has left
for Paris. The Piedmontese troops garrisoned at
Piacenza have been sent to Parma. The inquiries

at Parma continue.

PARMA, 0cT.13.

Fresh arrests of persons suspected of having taken
part in the murder of Count Anviti have taken place.
The Procureur-General and the Juge Tnstructeur in
the case have been suspended. The townspeople
have begun to deliver up their arms. Public tran-
quillity prevails at Parma.

The National Guard and all classes of the towns-
people are signing an address of thanks and ad-
hesion to the Dictator Farini, for the energetic
measures he has recently taken.
The conscription has ended very well, only two
cases of non-compliance having occurred, and these
in the province of Piacenza.

BRUSSELS, THURSDAY.

On the occasion of the visit of the Emperor at
Bordeaux most of th© Italian residents in the town
were arrested during his stay, but were released
after his departure. These arrests were made on
accoant of a despatch having been received from
the prefect of Algiers, stating that four passports
had been stolen from the Sardinian Consulate in
that place, with which four Italians had started
for France and passed thr3ugd Montpellier, where
further trace of them was lost.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.

Several alarming rumours circulating on the
Bourse, viz., the outbreak of a revolution at Rome;
a conflict between the English and French naval
forces in the Tangier waters ; and the departure of
Baron de Bourqueney from Zurich; have been
semi-officially contradicted.

TRIESTE, OCT. 13.

The Austrian Lloyd's steamer, just arrived,
brings advices from Constantinople to the Bth inst.
The commission of inquiry has held its last sit-
ting, the result of which is not known. One of the
accomplices, Monastir Pacha, has been brought to
Constantinople. It is reported that Deschaffir Pacha
his fled to Corfu.

The publication of the Levant Herald and the
Presse d' Orient has been prohibited.
The Emperor Alexander was expected at Odessa
on the 29th ult.

A fresh arrival of 661 emigrants from Circassia
at Constantinople has taken place.
An American frigate has arrived at Jaffa, de-
manding the extradition of the originators of the
murder committed there three years ago.
The Turkish Government has recently effected
great improvements in the commissariat of the
army.

The Austrian Meta Hies fell yesterday at Vienna
21 per cent. ; at Amsterdam, lk per cent. ; at
Frankfort, 1 per cent. ; and at Berlin, .1 per cent.

BANK OF FRANCE.

PARIS, OCT. 14.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes the
monthly returns of the Bank of France to yester-
day, Oct. 13. We give the most important items,
with the corresponding figures of last month en
regard :

Oct. Sept.
Coin and bullion, Paris...—. ,221,369,480....210,066,155
Ditto ditto branch banks 367,856,209....350,143,278
Bills discounted, Paris 216,034,821. .245,265,860
Ditto branch banks 258,338,825. . 287,0.13,451
Notes in circulation, Paris and
branches 702,079,175. 733,983,675

Treasury deposits 186,606,371— .176,277,85.
Private deposits, Paris ..182,801,473....255,835.690
Ditto branch banks
Advanced on public securites 17,951,509.... 28,123,200
Ditto by branch banks 13,960,900.... 14,539,400
Advanced on railway securities 49,975,500....120,196,859
Ditto by branch banks 32,833,700.... 30,204,050

The Oloniteur also publishes a decree extending
the powers and the sphere of action of the Prefect
of the Seine.

The Constittitionne/ publishes an article, signed
by the secretary, Bonifae, stating that the only
question remaining to be settled at Zurich is the
Lombard debt, the contracting powers being agreed
signing of the treaty
is
sn
expected,
all otlier points.
an a th
eT heearly
questions
not settled at the
Conferences will be submitted to a Congress, the
assembling of which all the European Powers ar:,
agreed upon.

PARIS, THURSDAY.

The Emperor and Empress, on their way to Bor-
deaux on Monday, on arriving at the station of La
Motto on the Bayonne railway, proceeded by the
La Teste line to Arcachon. Unfortunately, one of
the most violent tempests known on the coast for
many years had prevailed during the whole night,
and was still raging when the Emperor and Em-
press arrived. The lake of Arcachon, which com-
municates by a narrow channel with the sea, was
dreadfully agitated, and the winds caused great
ravages in the adjacent pine forests. The trium-
phal archas, flags, and other decorations with
which the town had been ornamented in
honour of the Imperial visit were blown down. In
spite of the violent wind and the beating rain, the
Emperor and Empress went through all the pro-
gramme prepared for the visit, with the exception
of an excursion by steamer on the lake, which the
violence of the waves rendered too dangerous.
Amongst other things, their Majesties visited the
chapel, which, being exceedingly old, is held in
great veneration, and is situated on a most pictu-
resque site. When at Arcachon, the children of
the fishermen offered the Prince Imperial a small
ship, beautifully made and rigged. The Prince,
who seemed much pleased with his present, brought
it away with great eare.
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41 per Cents. 95
Do. end month —
3 per Cents 69 50
Do. end month 69
Bank Shares 2825
Crtidit Mobilier 777 50
Do. Account

Credit Foncier 690
Belgian 41
Piedmontese (5)
Roman B5 75
Austrian —
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 42 75

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern . 932 50 .. 925
New ditto • 820 .. 820
Lyons and Mediterranean 9OO .. 890
Govas3o ..
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Southern
Western 560 .. 555
Eastern 670 .. 665
Sardiniau 407 50 .. 405
Austrian
Lombard .. _
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 121 c. ; money,
25f 11c.; three months, paper, 24f. 971 c.; money, 24f. 95e.

SPEECH OF THE KING OF

SWEDEN.

The 10th Norwegian Storthing opened at Chris-
tiania on the 6th, when his Majesty King Charles
XV. delivered the following address :
" Gentlemen,—Since I last saw myself surrounded by
the representatives of the nation, a painful loss has fallen
on us. The Norwegian people have bewailed with me the
death of a king and of a well-beloved father. In again find-
ing myself in the midst of you, the first word which I utter
[is that of deep and sincere gratitude for your sympathy, as
my firet act will be to renew to you vice race the oath which
I have already taken in writing, as your king, and which