The Sun.
London, England, 1861-02-11 00:00:00

General Ferrari and Duke Sangro are dead.

A French priest has also been killed. Count
Averspere and Majors Sangro and Sanseverino
have had their legs amputated.

GAETA, FEB. 9.
The armistice expires at 10 o'clock to-day.
Several persons remained buried in the ruins.
M. Jacquermine, commander of a battery recently
received from Rome, has died suddenly.
A Sardinian steamer has conveyed 200 Neapoli-
tan wounded from Gaeta to Mola di Gaeta and
Naples.

NAPLES, FEE. 9, 3 P.M.

General Cialdini sent ice, leeches, and medicine
to Gaeta, hut the Neapolitans having violated the
armistice by working at their batteries, and repair-
ing the breaches caused by the bombardment, he has
declared that he must break off all communication
with the garrison.

Hostilities will therefore be resumed, and the
Sardinians will in all probability succeed in widen-
ing the breach in the course of to-morrow.
Henceforth no flag of truce will be received un-
less it should come to propose the capitulation of
the fortress.

TURIN, FEB. 9.
The official Gazette publishes the following tele-
gram, dated " Mola di Gaeta, Bth February " :
" Thl garrison of Gaeta having demanded a pro-
longation of the armistice for twelve hours, General
Cialdini granted it, and besides offered to take
charge of 400 sick and wounded Bourbon soldiers,
as the hospitals of Gaeta were overcrowded.

" Two steamers were on the point of leaving to
fetch 200 wounded, when Cialdini learned that
the breach was being repaired. He immediately
broke off all communication with the place, declar-
ing that he would make no more concessions, and
that he would recommence the bombardment on
the following day."

ROME, FEB. 6. (VIA MARSEILLES).
Strong columns of Piedmontese troops are
marching through Umbria towards Naples. A
portion have already arrived at Perugia.

...
The committee at Rome for annexation to Sar-
dinia has advised the citizens to participate in the
gaieties of the Carnival, as the aspect of affairs is
satisfactory.

MARSEILLES, FEE. 9.
Letters from Naples to the 6th inst. annource
that disturbances had taken place at Nota, Ascoli,
and Avellino.

Advices from Rome state that the Russian
Minister, M. de Walkouski, being detained in that
city by illness, another Russian diplomatic agent
was about to convey to Gaeta the Grand Cordon
of the Order of the White Eagle conferred on
Francis 11. and the Bourbon Princes by the Em-
peror of Russia.

PARIS, FEB. 9.

The Patrie and the Pays say :
" We have received communications from several
friends of Garibaldi, stating that he has not entered
into engagements to act, at least in Hungary.
" Several Frenchmen, enrolled in the Garibaldian
free corps, and who are at present in France, have
received orders to join their corps at Genoa."

PESTII, FEB. 10.

The Municipality has, by 48 against 28 votes,
resolved upon re-establishing, without any modifi-
cations, the laws of 1848 in reference to corpora-
tions and guilds.

PESTH, FEB. 9.

The Court Chancellor has addressed a rescript to
the Municipality of this city, in which he refuses
to comply with its request to assemble the Hunga-
rian Diet at Pesth.
The Diet is to assemble at Buds.

VIENNA, FEB. 10.

The Oesterreichische Zeitung says :—"The statute
concerning the organisation of the Council of the
Empire has been adopted by the Council of
Ministers. The legislative power of the Reichsrath
will extend to the economical questions and the
taxation of the whole empire ; but as regards all
other questions, to those only which concern non-
Hungarian provinces."

COPENHAGEN, FEB. 10.

The Berlingske Tidende says :—" The statement
of the Patrie that Denmark had sent commis-
sioners to Frankfort-on-the-Maine, for the purpose
of endeavouring to arrange the differences with the
German Federal Diet, is totally unfounded.
" A long time ago, it is true, it was proposed
that commissioners should negotiate, but the pro-
position was rejected, and nothing of the kind has
since been heard of here."

BELGRADE, FEB. 10.

A formal and positive denial has been given to
the news, published by some Continental journals,
that Austria and Servia had signed a treaty for the
extradition of political refugees.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.

The Euxine with the above mails arrived at
Marseilles at midnight on Sunday.
The mails left for London at 10 this morning.
The Ceylon with the heavy portion of the above
mails left Malta at noon on the Bth, and may be
expected at Southampton on the 17th inst.

The Jeddo brought the Australian mail to Ceylon,
arriving there on the 14th January (two days earlier)
and the Nemesis conveying the mails from Calcutta
and China, reached Suez on the 3d inst.

OUTWARD BOMBAY MAIL.
The Delta from Southampton on the 27th Jan.,