The Sun.
London, England, 1861-11-16 00:00:00

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PARIS, Nov. 15.

The Constitutionnel of this morning, in an article
signed by Dr. Veron, states that the report that
M. Fould's programme included a project for a loan
is unfounded.

TURIN, Nov. 14, EVENING.

The Nationalites of to•day asserts that Signor
Rattazzi has obtained the intervention of the Em-
peror in order to decide Francis 11. to quit Rome
shortly.

Nov. 15.

The Turin journals of to-day circulate a rumour
that General Cialdini has tendered his resignation,
and that Signor Rattazzi will relinquish the Presi-
dency of the Chamber of Deputies.

FLORENCE, Nov. 15.

The Nat lone of to-day publishes news from
Rome to the 13th inst., announcing that two de-
spatches, dated the 2d of September, and addressed
by the Brigadier of the Pontifical Gendarmes to
Chiavone, whom he addressed by the title of
" General," fell into the hands of the French
troops in an encounter which they had with the
brigands.

NAPLES, Nov. 14.

Chiavone, being pursued by the French troops,
re-entered Italian territory, passed the river Leri,
and after a short resistance occupied Isoletta.
The National Guard are marching against him.

LISBON, Nov. 12. *
The Council of State has proclaimed the Duke of
Oporto as King of Portugal.
The Ministry remains unaltered.
The funeral of the late King will take place on
Saturday next.
The Infant Dom Augusto is still dangerously ill.
The kingdom is tranquil.

* This telegram left Lisbon at 10 10 a.m. on the 12th
inst., and arrived in London at 5 56 p.m. on the 15th inst.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 9.
Riza Pasha has been removed from Smyrna to
the inferior government of Coniah.
Namik Pasha proceeds to-day to Bagdad.
The Armenian Patriarch has resigned. A com-
mission has been appointed to settle the affairs of
the community.
Exchange is rising.

ZARA, Nov. 15.
The insurgents of the Herzegovina have retired
to Zubzi, and have sent their wives and children
into Austrian territory.
The Turks are continually strengthening the for-
tification of their positions.
It is said that the Prince of Montenegro has
promised to remain neutral, and to confine himself
to guarding his own frontiers.

INDIA.

BOMBAY, OCT. 28.
(BY TELEGRAPH via ALEXANDRIA.)

Government Securities.—Fours, 831 ; ditto,
fives, 96 ; ditto, Fives-and-a-Half, 1031.
Exchange on London, 2s. ()ad., and advancing.
Freights for cotton, 40s. to 425. 6d.
Money rather stringent.
Cotton.—Sawgwinney, 205 ; Dhollera, 173.
Shirtings tending downwards; 811 b. 54 reed,
sr. 7a. to sr. Ba. Twist dull and declining.
Copper dull. Sheathing, 59r. ; tile, 58r.
CALCUTTA, OCT. 24.
Government Securities—Fours, 84.1 to 85 ; ditto,
Fives-and-a-Half, 1041 to 104'1.
Exchange on London, 28. 00.
Silk quiet. Indigo unchanged.

Freights for seed active and unchanged.

OCTOBER 27.
(BY TELEGRAPM TO BOMBAY AND via ALEXANDRIA.)
In the import-market prices are ruling very
high : —6lb. shirtings, 4r. 4a. ; 71b. ditto, sr. 2a.;
81b. ditto, 6r.

RUSSIA.
GREAT BATTLE IN CIRCASSIA.

A battle has taken place between the Russians
and the Circassians.

The Russians attacked 10,000 mountaineers with
15,000 troops. After a battle of upwards of six
hours the assailants were put to flight, losing a
general of division killed, and a colonel and two
captains taken prisoners. Their loss in killed and
wounded was about 6,000. The mountaineers had
1,500 killed and wounded.
In other parts of Doghestan the Russians are
greatly reduced by incessant attacks from the Cir-
cassians.