The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-07 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

The following telcgrams have been received at

Mr. Reuter's office :

BERNE, JULY 6.

Advices from Coii.e of to-day state that an ex-
press arrived yesterday evening at Tirano, from
Bonino, with the news that a corps of from 3,000 to
3,500 Tyrolese Chas*urs had been threatening the
Valteline, but that several columns of Garibaldi's
and Cialdini's corps had repulsed them from
Bonino, and driven them as far as the first canton-
itra of the Stelvio Pass. The Austrians suffered
considerable loss. General Garibaldi's loss was 10
severely wounded, and Cialdini's 3 killed and 4
wounded.

Advices have also been received. from Locarno up
to yesterday, the Rh inst. The Sardinian steamers
on the Lago Maggiore have been given up, on con-
dition of their being employed for mercantile pur-
poses only, and the liberated vessels quitted
Mogadino to-day with freight 'and passengers.

FRANKFORT 0.M., JULY 6.

It is stated that the proposals made by Prussia
n the extraordinary sitting of the Fedoral Diet on
the 4th inst were the following :

st, The junction of the 9th and 10th corps

d'arnzee to the l!russian army.
2d, The appointment to the command-in-chief
of the.four non-Prussian and non-Austrian Federa

corps d'armee.

3d, The placing of all reserve contingents in
readiness to march.

TRIESTE, JULY 7.

According to adviges from Athens to the 28th
ultimo, legal proceedings have been taken against
a secret political society at Messina, and arrests
have also been made.
Advices have also been received from Ancona to
the 30th ult. General Calbermatten has taken the
commaud of the town, and declared a state of siege.
A general disarming has been ordered.

COPENHAGEN, JULY 6.

Government has replied as follows to a detailed
demand of the Society Grossener (Society of Mer-
chants). Even if the contingent of Holstein be
obliged to join in the war, the Danish Government
will nevertheless maintain the neutrality of Den-
mark and Schleswig, to which resolution the great
Powers have already agreed. Government aims at
obtaining from the great Powers additional sanc-
tions to an uncontested neutrality.

MARSEILLES, JULY 6.
Advices have been received from Constantinople
,o the 29th ult.

The Divan has decided that reasons of State re-
quire the presence of the Sultan in Egypt, and he
will therefore leave for that country immediately
after the fetes of the Bairan. Great and magnifi-
cent preparations are being made for his journey.
It is said that the Sultan will subsequently visit
Candia, where the popular agitation has rendered
fresh reinforcements necessary. In the Danubian
Principalities the news of the victories gained by
the allies has produced much enthusiasm among the
people. The Porte is in fear of demonstrations in
favour of a complete union. The last note has still
more increased existing difficulties. France has
merely accepted Prince Labanoff ad referendum as
ambassador of Russia at Constantinople.

According to letters from Persia, 60,000 Russians
have been sent against Khiva via the Caspian Sea.
Persia has given her assent to the expedition, the
object of which is to reduce the Turcomans to sub-
mission.