The Sun.
London, England, 1857-03-25 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

TURIN, TUESDAY,

The Sardinian Government has replied to the re-
cent recal of Count Paar, by recalling its Embassy
at Vienna.

PALERMO, MARCH 15.
The state of things here is very bad. The King
of Naples has ordered political prisoners to be tor-
t urel with an instrument invented by the Com-
missary Baiono.

People aro hiding themselves in the mountains
The island is agitated.

Latest advices from Tiflis state that the Russians
had achieved some success against the Circassians.
The former had penetrated to within. 30 versts of

Schamyrs camp.

The squadron of Admiral Lyons had not quitted
the Bosphorus on the 16th. It was come to an
anchor before Constantinople.

The Journal de Constantinople of the 16th an-
nounces that a civil war had broken out in Persia.
The population of the north-west provinces, as
well as those of the south-west, are in open revolt,
and the troops marched towards Affg,hanistan have
mu t inie

VIENNA, TUESDAY.

The Correspondance Autrichienne has an article
contradicting the•Correspondance Italienne on the
affair of the Muratist proclamation said to have
been circulated. It quotes the speech of Count
Walewski at the Paris Conferences, denouncing the
excesses of the Belgian Press, and expresses a
hope that France and all Europe will condemn the
licentiousness of the Piedmontese Press.

FRANCE.
PARIS, TUESDAY EVENING.
To-day the third conference on the affairs of
Neuchatel to:,k place at two o'clock.,
The representative of Prussia took part in the
proceedings.
_ _

It is thought that at the next sitting M. Kern
may be present.

The French embassy at Vienna is charged with
the protection of Sardinian interests.
The Russian General Todtleben is expected in
Paris in the beginning of next month.
The Neapolitan Government has not sent any
official Envoy to Paris for the purpose of negotiating
for the renewal of friendly relations.
The plan of an expedition on a small scale against
the Kabyles has been arranged to-day between the
Emperor and Marshal Randon, Governor-General
of Algeria.

The Moniteur publishes the tables ofexports and
imports furnished by the Department of the Cus-
toms and of Indirect Taxes for the month of Feb.,
1857, with the returns of the corresponping months
in 1855 and 1856. From this it appears that the
amounts received and the ships entered inwards
and outwards stand thus :

RECEIPTS.
February, 1857
February, 1856
February, 1855
Ships entered. Ships sailed.
Two first months Tons. Tons.
Of 1857
Of 1.•;.56
Of 1855
"It is announced," says the Pays, "that Count
de Persigny, the French ambassador at London,
has obtained from the English Government the con-
cession of Longwood, the house occupied by Napo-
leon I. at St. Helena, and of the tomb in which his
body was at first depogited. These places, which
are rendered sacred by glorious reminiscences, had
undergone painful transformations. His Majesty.
Napoleon 111. wished to put an end to that pro-
fanaiion, and thanks to his pious and noble initia-
tive the spot rendered illustrious by the exile of
Napoleon I. is about to resume a character worthy
of the great souvenirs it brings to mind."
A deputation of the town of Pau waited a
few days ago on Marshal Bosquet, in Pai;s, to
present him with the sword of honour pur-
chased, as already stated, by a public subscription
made in that city, the marshal's native place. In
presenting the sword, one of the deputation said
that it was offered "to the hero of the Alma, In-
kerman, and Malakhoff, by all classes of the popu-
lation, high and low, rich arid poor." The marshal
in return expressed his gratitude for the honour
done him, and in the course of his speech he said,
" This sword shall never leave me, but shall re-
main a glorious souvenir, and an obligation which
with all my heart I contract for the future. From
the admirable wisdom and ardent patriotism of our
Emperor the chances of peace are no doubt assured,
and we cannot well see what enemies can menace it ;
but of one thingyou maybe sure, that if ever this sword
shall be drawn from its scabbard, it shall ever be
in the path of honour 1"; On this the marshal kiss-
ed the sword with emotion, and embraced each mem-
ber of the deputation.
The Cons,:itutionnel contains the following
"communicated note" :—"A foreign journal hos
published a despatch ascribed to the ambassador of
France at Rome. Without seeking the means by
which it obtained this document, we thick we can
affirm that the language and the sense of it have
been greatly altered."
BOURSE, March 24.—The following were the las
quotations
Cash. fr. c.
4i per Cents
3 per Cents 7O 65
New Loan
Bank Shares 4,203 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1,415 Austrian
Belgian Five 5......... Spanish Threes
Piedmontese (5) 9i Rome Debt
RAILWAYS—FOR CASH.

End of Month.
—fr. —c.
73 80

fr. c, f r c
Orleans 1,503 We3tern
Northern NT 50 Strasburg
Lyons 1,500 New Ditto
Mediterranean ......2,090 Grand Central
Lyons Geneva ...... 870 Sardinian . . -
Midi