The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-21 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

VIENNA, MARCH 21.

The elections to the Provincial Diet have every-
where resulted in the return of Liberal members.

The city of Vienna has elected the following :
Minister Baron Schmerling almost unanimously ;
M. Knranda, a Jew, and editor of the Oct-Deutsche
Post; M. Franz, a Protestant; Dr. Muhlfeld, a
barrister; and Dr. Berger, the counsel who de-
fended Richter, and in 1848 Liberal member of the
German Parliament.

MILAN, MARCH 21.

The Perseveranza asserts that the priests are
exercising a pressure on the Pope with the object
of inducing him to proceed to Venice.
Bellegarde is now in Vienna conducting nego-
tiations to that effect.

It would appear, however, that Austria fears the
responsibility which such a step might involve.

MADRID, THURSDAY.

The Correspondencia Autografa asserts that the
differences between Senor Calderon Collantes, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs, and M. Adolphe
Barrot, the French Ambassador, has been arranged
in a satisfactory manner.
Advices from Lisbon state that the Opposition
had resolved upon continuing their attempts to
overthrow the Ministry.

TURIN, MARCH 20.
All the Ministers have tendered their resigna-
tions, which have been accepted by the King.
Count Cavour, it is believed, will be entrusted
with the formation of a new Cabinet, in which all
the divisions of Italy will be represented.

TURIN, MARCH 20 (Evening.)

In to .day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Count Cavour announced that the whole Minis-
try had tendered its resignation, and stated that
he had advised the King to form a Ministry
according to the new elements of the Kingdom.
It was, he said, the intention of Government to
deprive the councillors of lieutenancy at Naples
of their political character, and to reform the
organisation of the Council by placing it under
the Central Government, which would be respon-
sible for all its acts.

In consequence of the resignation of the Ministry
the interpellation of Signor Massari announced for
to-day was not discussed, and some other questions
of which notice had been given were postponed.
The Chamber of Deputies stands adjourned until
a new Ministry has been formed.
In the Senate the Minister Fanti presented a
project of law granting a life annuity of 10,000 f.
to General Cialdini, as an acknowledgment of the
services he has rendered to the country.

TURIN, MARCH 20.

It is asserted that the Ministry will to-day com-
municate to the Chambers the intention of Gov ern-
ment to modify the powers of the councils of lieu-
tenancy at Naples and Palermo. A consequence
of this resolution would be the modification of the
Ministry, into whieh several members from
Southern Italy would enter.

PARIS, MARCH 20.

The Pattie gives a denial to the rumour that
General Goyon will be replaced at Rome by an-
other French general.

ASCOLI, MARCH 20.

After a well-sustained fire, which lasted four
days, Civitella del Tronto has surrendered to Gen.
Mezzreeapo.

LISBON, MARCH 19.

The allessageries Imperiales' steamer Beam, from
Rio Janeiro on the 26th ult., arrived here at three
o'clock this morning.

Exchaige on London was quoted at 251, 26.
Coffee, good first, 6,000 to 6,100. Shipments
since the departure of the English steamer 112,000
bags, including 44,500 for the Channel. Stock,
40,000 bags.
At Bahia on the 29th ult. exchange on London
was quoted 261 264. Cotton, 8,000 to 8,400 reis
per arroba.

At Pernambuco on the Ist inst., Exchange was
quoted 261 261. Brown sugar, 2,000 to 2,500
reis, white 3,000 to 4,200 reis per arroba.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, MARCH 21.

The, .Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Piera, Captain Jamieson, with the heavy por-
tion o f the above mails, has arrived. She brings 122
passe a gers, seven packages specie, value not stated,
also 70 boxes oranges, eight packages teeth, 181
pack urges sundries, and 1,200 bales raw silk, -value
£llBl,OOO sterling.
Ti ze Pera sailed from Gibraltar on the 16th.
Dur ing her passage she spoke the following ships :
—O a the 16th inst. exchanged signals with the corn-
pany't steamers Ellora and Vectis, bound to Alex-
andrii; ; on the 12th, the Ceylon, bound to Malta;
and ou the 16th, the Delta, standing'for Gibraltar.
Vat! ship Raumi, of Raumi, from Cardiff, with
coala .for Gibraltar, Was blown up in the harbour of
Padtst ow on the 4th. Eight of the crew were picked
up ; the other 12 have not been heard of.
In s:ructions have been received at Tetuan to pre •
pare t o evacuate the place.

A• al herdic advices from Tangiers state that the
Suit at t is labouring with great ardour to fulfil the
enga g 3ments with Spain. He has summoned all
the v ealthy kaids belonging to the Kabyles, as
well a s the administrators, in order to devise means
to ob to in money.
Gi IN :altar exchanges—On London, 90 days' date,
50/ ; *Paris sf. 30e. ; Marseilles, sf. 30c. ; Genoa,
51. 3l (e ; Madrid, eight days' sight, par; Malaga,
par; S ,eville, par ; Alicante, 1 dis. ; Valencia, par ;
Barce ona, b pm. ; Spanish pillared dollars, Fer-
dinansii, 5 per cent. premium, no demand ; Spanish
pillar .er 1 Carolus, 22 per cent. premium, in demand.
Frt 4 ghts to London and outports in the United
King om, 25s to 30s per steamer ; Brazil and River
Plate,. 12 dollars per ton and 10 per cent.; Gulf of
Mexi co and Havannah, 12 dollars per ton, and 10
per c en t.