The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-25 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

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

PARIS, MARCH 25.

The Prince Napoleon had personally insisted
upon the admission:of Piedmont into the Congress,
and has represented to the Emperor that, in the
event of Piedmont not being admitted, Count
Cavour intends to resign.
The Prince thought proper to announce pre-
viously to the Piedmontese Government that he
Would demand its admission into the congress, but
ill the event that,admission could not be refused
to Tuscany, the Papal Government, and the
Duchy of Parma; Naples' and Modena being
naturally excluded. Naples on account of its
interruption of international relations, and Mo-
dena because it has never recognised the Imperial
Government. _ _

Russia did not at the time it proposed the Con-
gress express itself .for the exclusion of Piedmont,
but indeed triore is no probability that
her • admission will be agreed to either by
Austria or Prussia. Even in Piedmont the
People may wisli'to prevent the Government
fl'om sending a representatiVe, because the popular
feeling is that the cause of their country has been
betrayed.
There is even a fear of some popular demonstra-
tion in Turin.

The date of the' conference respecting the elec-
tion of Prince Courtt is not yet fixed.

VrENNA, FRIDAY, MARCH 25.
The Ostdeutsche Post states that Austria has de-
elared herself willing to consent to the proposal of
Congress, upon conditions, however, that Sar-
dinia will discontinue the extraordinary armaments
Idle is now making, and that the Congress assemble
04 the principles Of the protocols of the Aix-la-
Chapelle Confereace. The town in which the 'Con-
gress is to meet` s not yet decided upon.
- N.B. The protocols of the-Congress of Aix-la-
Chapelle in the year 1818 were as follows : France
demanded the withdraival from her territory of the
army of occupation of 150,000 men and assented to
the Holy Alliance, which assent was announced by
circular note to the other 'European Powers, and
the Holy Alliance then declared itself perms-
heat. The protocols also contained a mutual de-
claration by the Powers agreeing to them that they
Would no more mace war upon one another.

TURIN, MARCH 24.
Count Cavour leaves this evening for Paris.
There is nothing new.
Everything is tranquil.

NAPLES, MARCH 22.

The Grand Duke' Constantine of Russia has
I4Tived here with an escort of four vessels. The
Ilews of the King of Prussia's arrival, as stated in
borne foreign journals, was premature. He is
qpected at this place on the 28th inst.

TRIESTE, THURSDAY.
The Austrian Lloyd steamer just arrived brings
ttaviees from Constantinople to the 19th inst.

Twelve battalions of infantry, one regiment of
°rivalry, and 80 guns, have been despatched to

klhumia. A second corps d'armee will be shortly
lent to Sophia. The commanders of the corps

trarmee iTrßounrelia and Anatolia have been sum-
moned to this place. A commission, composed of
the principitTrsonsi from Bosnia and the Herze-
towina, hasarrived here, in order to discuss neces-
kry reforms.

TURIN, THURSDAY.

According to ad. v!c from Florence the Grand
Duke of Tuscany suppressed the law on the liberty
Of the press in political matters.

FRANCE.

PARIS,, THURSDAY.

It is asserted that Prince Napoleon will repre-
leat France at the proposed Congress, and also that
141 the Italian Princes will be represented.
Nothing certain is yet known as to the accept-
kiee of Austria, but the general belief is that she
Mil also give in her adhesion to the proposal of a
%tigress.

A Paris correspondent of the Nord gives the fol-
? Wing information on the subject of the proposed
congress :—" If I am well informed, it was only on
Monday evening, and at a late hour, too, that the
proposal to convoke a Congress, made by Count
kisseleff, was accepted by the French Government;
I'M the Government, after having doubtless come
to an understanding with Lord Cowley, hastened
to announce the fact in the lifoniteur of the next
kerning. This explains why the Government
could not also anneunce the official acceptance of
England, Prussia, and Austria. . . . We are
then on the eve of long and interesting diplomatic
negotiations. It is alleged that the preliminary
arrangements of the Congress will occupy four
toonths, and that it will only be in July or August
that it will assemble. In the meantime, notwithstand-
ing the meeting of a Congress, public opinion is dis-
tftstful." The writer concludes with a postscript, in
Which he boldly.announces that the date fixed for
the first mmti4g, of the Congress is the 10th July.
kliother correspondent of the same journal, how-
ever, fixes an earlier period for the meeting, and
thus explains the motive of the inevitable delay:--
'` Before fixing the date of the meeting of the Con-
gress, the bases of the negotiations must be defini-
tively settled ; the cabinets interested in the matter,
and especially those of Italy; which will not be
represented, must be consulted; and instructions
for Plenipotentiaries must be drawn up ; all of which
Will occupy at least six weeks, and will carry us on
to the firstlortnight of May. Then the Congress
will last at teist two months, and so we shall arrive
August." ; - _ _ _

"The French Government," says the Indepen-
(lance of Brussels, " still continues to occupy itself,
but without evincing any considerable haste, with
the construction ;:of gunboats of slight draught of
mater, and mounted by one gun. It is said to be
in contemplation to confide the construction of these
vessels to privatt builders, and the principal mari-
time ports would share the orders. An immense
Ilumber of muskets on the new model is also being
Manufactured."

BOURSE, March 24.—The market has been very
firm, and prices improving. Threes advanced from
68fr. 88c. to 69fr. 10c. Mobilier, 797 fr. 50c. to
805 fr.; Austrian, 550 fr. to 555ir. ; Orleans, 1,365 fr.
to 1,370 fr. ; Lyons, 847 fr. 50c. to 850 fr. ; Southern,
520 fr. to 522fr.50c. The following are the last
quotations :-
41 per Cents. .... 95 60 Credit Fonder
bo. end month .. 95 60 Belgian 41-
a per Cents. 69 20 Piedmontese (5) 79
end month.... 69 20 Roman —
/auk sham 2865 Austrian
Credit hytiliar €BO5 §pnish Times
be. Account ..... 805' Home Debt