The Sun.
London, England, 1861-09-26 00:00:00

'THE SUN, LONDON., THURSDAY 014/14.:NING, SEPTEMBER 26 1861.

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TURIN, SEPT. 26.

The Gazetta di Torino of to-day says :

" We believe that the first act of General Della
Rovere, in entering upon his duties as Minister of
War, will be the amalgamation of the southern
army with that of Italy.

" The King will prolong his stay at Florence,
and will not return to Turin until the 12th of
October.

"It is rumoured that His Majesty will go to
Naples on the Ist of January, and will commemo-
rate his stay there by a general amnesty.
" The railway between Bologna and Rimini will
be inaugurated at the commencement of October."

NAPLES, SEPT. 22.

The French troops at Veroli have surprised a
band of brigands who were about to convey arms
and money to Chiavone. They arrested the chief
of the band, who was wounded.

TURIN, SEPT. 25,

The Official Gazette of to-day publishes a circular
addressed by Baron Ricasoli to the Italian Consular
agents, in reference to the natural resources of
Italy.

Baron Ricasoli says the national flag, to which
Venice is still wanting, covers 800,000 tons of ship-
ping, manned by 100,000 sailors. He reminds
the Consols that the international engagements of
Sardinia are the only ones which are valid in Italy
and that the treaties of the former Italian States
are to be considered as abolished.

Baron Ricasoli further says, the Consuls have no
political duties. They must nevertheless endeavour
to exercise their influence according to the views of
the Government. They must support the policy of
the Government, which, in aiming at the indepen-
dence and the unity of Italy, wishes to strengthen
the peace of Europe ; and which, in disengaging the
Church from its temporal pre-occupations, wishes
nevertheless to remain devoted to the Catholic reli-
gion and to insure its spiritual independence.

BOLOGNA, SEPT. 25

Yesterday and to-day some turbulent demonstra-
tions took plate in this city, caused by the high price
of provisions. Several of the ringleaders were
arrested. The authorities have taken precautionary
measures. The streets are traversed by strong
patrols, and tranquillity is now re- established.

WARSAW, ►SEPT. 25,

The municipal elections in two of the electoral
districts of Warsaw have resulted in the return of
M. Andre Zamoiski, canon ; M. Vysynski, shoe-
maker; M. Hiszpanki, and General Lewinski, as
Councillors; and Dr. Hallubineki, M. Otto, Pro-
testan t minispr ; M. Szpadkowki, master mason ;
and M. Grabowski, merchant, as Vice-Councillors.
Much excitement prevailed during these elec-
tions, but order was not disturbed.

THE HAGUE, SEPT. 25,

It is now affirmed as certain that the projected
visit of the King of Holland to Paris is fixed for
the 12th of October.

RAGUSA, SEPT. 24.

It is believed that no important operation will
be undertaken against the Montenegrins for some

time to come.

Omar Pasha made a strong reconnaissance from
Trebigne on the 21st inst., and ascertained that
the Montenegrins had thrown up redoubts before
Grahove, but had made no preparations for assum-
ing the offensive. The Russian corvette Soyal ar-
rived off Ragusa on the 22d inst.

ATHENS, SEPT 25

A proclamation issued by the Ministry declares
that the young man who attempted the assassina-
tion of the Queen is insane.

The official journal says,—" The state of trade
at v u oacISLICLOI:y

numerous heavy failures which have lately taken
place. It states that several of the bankruptcies
were premeditated, and promises that the guilty
parties shall be punished in an exemplary manner.

PARIS, SEPT. 25.

The Paris papers of this evening assert that, in
consequence of the late events in Japan, the Eng-
lish vessels on the China station have been ordered
to Jeddo.

POINT DE GALLE, SEPT. 1.

News of a very grave character has been received
here from Japan, to the effect that during the night
of the sth July a murderous and evidently preme-
ditated attack was made on the members of the
British Legation in Japan.

Mr. Morrison and Mr. Oliphant were seriously
wounded. The rest of the Legation more fortu-
nately escaped, and took refuge at Yakohama. The
Imperieuse and the Ringdove had been ordered up.

INDIA.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO POINT DE GALLE.)

CALCUTTA, Auo. 29.

Gray shirtings active, but unchanged. Twist un-
altered. Raw silk quiet. The new crop of indigo

is short.

Copper, both sheathing and tile, advancing with
an active demand for the latter. Saltpetre quiet.
Sugar and linseed advancing. Hides and rice tend-
ing upwards. Jute and shellac unchanged.
Exchange on London, 2.0:.
Government Securities—Four per Cents., 181
dis.; ditto, Five per Cents., 5 dis.
Freights adv ancing.

BOMBAY, AUG. 30.
Cotton firm, but little doing. Linseed unchanged
Piece goods in better demand.
Five per Cent. Government paper, 954.
Freights dull.
The weather is unusually wet.