The Sun.
London, England, 1861-01-16 00:00:00

armistice.

It is not true as stated in a telegram dated Rome
14th inst., and originating with the Paris La Presse
that General Cialdini had refused to suspend the
siege works during the armistice,
The works are suspended on both sides.

GAETA, JAN. 11.

The firing has been suspended on both sides
until the 19th inst. The belligerents are only
allowed to repair damages.

VIENNA, JAN. 15.

The Austrian Gazetts says :—" During the last
few days Russia has repeatedly despatched notes
to Paris declaring her determination not to acknow-
ledge the blockade of Gaeta by sea un4er any
circumstances."

In the political circles of Vienna it is said that
King Francis 11. has written a letter to the Em-
peror of Austria, in which he declares his firm
resolve to continue the defence of Gaeta to the
utmost.

ROME, SAN. 13.

The reactionary movement in the Marches has
been suppressed, but is on the increase in the
Abruzzi, under the influence of Count Trapani.
General Rivira has been sent to cause a rising of
the people in Calabria.

Political manifestations continue to take place in
the theatres in Rome.'

The Dowager Queen of Naples and the partisans
of King Francis 11. have been thrown into a state
of great consternation at the news of the departure
of the French fleet from Gaeta.

The Pope is said to be much gratified with the
results which will accrue to the Catholic Church
from the success of the allied armies in China,
and also with the secession of the Bulgarians to
Catholicism.

The Papal Zouaves have left for the frontiers,
but will be entirely unsupported.

MARSEILLES, JAN. 12.

According to news received from Rome to the
12th instant, a popular liberal manifestation had
taken place in the Apollo Theatre.

PESTH, JAN. 15.

The committee of the comitat of Neutra has re-
solved on the following programme, namely :—" A
responsible Ministry for Hungary ; a Hungarian
Diet, elected on the basis of the law of 1848 ; the
removal of all, except Hungarian troops from Hun-
gary ; the Hungarian troops to take an oath of
fidelity to the Constitution of 1848 ; reorganisation
of the National Guard, and finally a request to be
made to Government that a liberal constitution
may be granted to the other Crown lands of Aus-
tria."

CATTARO, JAN. 14.

There is a report current here that on the 9th
instant 2,000 Montenegrins made a sudden attack
upon the town of Sputz, on the Albanian frontiers,
and arrived as far as the gates of the fortress, where
they were repulsed with great loss.

PARIS, JAN. 15.
The Paine says:—
" It is reported that the garrisons of Malta and
Corfu have been increased to twice their former
strength, and that the English authorities intend
organising militia at these places. It is also
said that the English squadron in the Mediter-
ranean is to be reinforced."

BERNE, JAN. 15.

The leave of absence granted to the Marquis
de Turgot, the French Ambassador, has been
prolonged for three months.

Notwithstanding the denial given by the Aloni-
teur to the reports of the resignation of M. Thou-
venel, letters received here from Paris assert that
the French Minister of Foreign Affairs will
shortly retire from office.

PLYMOUTH, JAN. 15.

Prince Alfred arrived here this afternoon by
express train, and was received with great cheer-
ing. His royal highness will embark to-morrow
on board the St. George, 90, screw, Captain the
Hon, Francis Egerton, which is bound for the
North American station.

MADRID, TAN. 14.

The Moors have declared that they are pre-
pared to pay a further instalment of 40,000,000
reals.

The Government has proposed measures for
causing a decrease in the emigration to America.

SOUTHAMPTON, JAN.IS.

The Russian steamer Alexander 11., with a cargo
of fruit, 17 days from Messina, and bound to
Copenhagen, put in here this evening short of
coals.