The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-23 00:00:00

measure.

Nov. 23.

The Movement° of to-day publishes Garibaldi's
reply to the address of the Neapolitans, in which
he says :—" I regret that I am unable to come to
you, but I shall be with you when it is necessary."
In the same letter Garibaldi exhorts every
Italian to have his sword ready.

ST. PETERSBURG, NOT. 21.

Prince Suworoff-Rymniksky, Governor-General
of Livonia, Esthunia, and Courland, has been ap-
pointed Governor-General of St . Petersburg, and
replaced in his former functions by General Baron
de Lieven. General Rokascowsky replaces General
de Berg as Governor-General of Finland.

RAGUSA, Nov. 23.

Forty Montenegrin barges attacked a Turkish
steamer on the Lake of Scutari, but were repulsed,
after.a fight of several hours, with considerable loss.

PARIS, Nov. 22.

The Patrie of this evening, in an article signed
by M. Laponterio, and headed " On the Impossi-
bility of Disarmaments," declares that it is impos-
sible for France to disarm when, in view of the
questions which await a solution, Austria, Prus-
sia, Russia, and England either cannot or will not
resign. A disarmament effected by France alone
would not consolidate the peace of Europe. On
the contrary, it would everywhere awaken the
hopes of the reactionists, and would compromise the
laborious work of the second Empire. France
would thereby lose the benefits of our latest vic-
tories, and would, moreover, desert the cause of
justice and right in the Councils of the Powers,
after having made it triumph on the field of battle,
In conclusion, the article says, the only thing that
is possible is an increase in the number of fur-
loughs.

The Temps of this evening says :
"It is asserted that the reforms proposed by M.
Fould, which were discussed in the last Ministerial
Coancils, will shortly be announced in the Moniteur,
probably on Sunday next.

Monseigneur Lacordaire is dead.
A Council of Ministers was held to-day at Com•

piegne.

THORN, Nov. 22.

Fifteen persons, condemned for taking part in
the late political demonstrations, were yesterday
conveyed from Warsaw to Orenburg.
The funeral of the suffragan Bishop Decker took
place to-day. Only those persons who had obtained
tickets from the authorities were allowed to join in
the procession.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 16.

At the suggestion of Sir Henry Bulwer, the Porte
has addressed a Note to the foreign representatives,
consenting to the union of the Danubian Princi-
palities during the life of Prince Couza.

RAGUSA, Nov. 22.

Two thousand Montenegrins have burnt the
village of Kilasein, and carried away all the cattle.
On the way back to their quarters they found the
road blocked up by the Turks, whe attacked them.
The Montenegrins lost 000 men, 'and all the cattle
they had seized.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 13.

The United States steamship Arago, Captain
Lines, from New York on the 9th inst., has arrived.
She brings 117 passengers for Havre, and 12 for
Southampton, and 400 dols. in specie for France.
Among the passengers are General Scott and
family, Colonel Scott, Mr. Hockmelle, attache of
the French Legation at Washington, and Captain
de Balincourt, of the French navy.
Inside Sandy Book the Arago spoke the ships
Bavaria and Mercury, from Havre, and American
ships Lucy Thompson and Constitution.