The Sun.
London, England, 1861-06-28 00:00:00

LAri EST NEWS.

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TURIN, TIIIIRSDAY.
The following is a summary of the French note
on the recognition of the kingdom of Italy :
The Emperor, on the demand of Victor Em-
manuel, has recognised him as King of Italy. But
by this recognition he does not approve of the past
policy of the Cabinet of Turin, nor does he encou-
rage enterprises of a nature to compromise the
general peace of Europe.
The Emperor regards the principle of non-inter-
vention as a rule, but he declines the responsibility
of any project of aggression. The French troops
will continue to occupy Rome so long as the interests
which brought France to Rome are not covered by
guarantees.

Baron Ricasoli, in his note in reply to the fore-
going, thanks the Emperor for the recognition of
the Italian kingdom.
He recalls the programme set forth in the recent
votes of the Chambers, and expresses a hope that the
wished-for solution may be brought about without

interruption.
He says, " Our wish is to restore Rome to Italy,
without depriving the Church of any of its grandeur
or the Pope of his independence."
He hopes that after a time the Emperor will be
able to withdraw his troops from Rome without
exciting the apprehension of the Catholics.
He leaves it to the high wisdom of the Emperor
to determine the mokent, and trusts that France
will not refuse to brig Rome to accept an arrange-
ment which would be fruitful in happy consequences.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Baron Ricasoli, President of the Council of Minis-
ters, laid upon the table of the house the diplomatic
correspondence exchanged between France and
Italy, in reference to the recognition of the King-
dom of Italy.

The discussion on the bill for a national loan was

then resumed.

Signor Joachim Pepoli, although supporting the
Government on political grounds, was opposed to
the bill for financial reasons. Signori Galeotti and
Brofferio also spoke on the subject.
The Opinione of to-day says :—" Count Arese has
been intrusted with an extraordinary mission to the
Emperor Napoleon, and will leave Turin to-morrow,
accompanied by Signor Artour."

PARIS, THURSDAY.

It is asserted that Marshal Niel is about to pro-
ceed to Turin to notify officially to the Italian
Government the recognition of the kingdom of Italy

by France.
The Corps Legislatif was prorogued to-day.
Count Morny, the President, in his closing speech,
congratulated the Corps Legislatif on having fully
appreciated the new privileges granted to them.
The deputies dispersed shouting "Long live the
Emperor."

PARIS, THURSDAY.

A telegram has been received here from Constan-
tinople, announcing that Abdul Aziz, on the occa-
sion of his accession to the throne, published a Hat.,
in which he declares that he will follow the present
foreign policy of the Turkish Government. He also
announces his intention to introduce great reforms
in the interior in favour of all his subjects, without
distinction of religion. He concludes by insisting
on the necessity for economical and financial reforms.
The same telegram states that a modification of
the Ministry is probable. Riza Pacha, the Mini-
ster of War, will, it is said, be replaced.