The Sun.
London, England, 1861-10-02 00:00:00

THE SUN, ',LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2, 1861.

LAI EST N WS.

PARIS, OCT. 2.

The Illoniteur of ths morning contains an Im-
perial decree, dated Oct. 1, according to which the
ports of Marseilles, Btrdeaux, Nantes, Rouen, Havre,
Dieppe, Boulogne, Calais, and Dunkirk, and the
Custom-houses of Totrcoing, Roubaix, Lille, Valen-
ciennes, Mulhouse, ald Lyons are, dating from the
the Ist inst., open for the importation of cotton and
woollen yarns of every description, either of English
or Belgian manufacture. By the same decree the
following articles of English or Belgian origin or
manufacture cannot be imported into France either
by land or sea, except through the Custom-houses
appointed.

The articles referred to are :—All goods paying
a duty of more than 20f. per 100 kilogrammes ;
also coaches, playing cards, chicory roasted or
ground, cutlery, skin and leather work, articles
made of horse or cow's hair, pure or mixed, chymi-
cals, ordinary soaps, drinking glasses and crystals
white and coloured, window glass, coloured glass
polished or engraved, watch and optical glasses,
and all other glass ware not mentioned in this cate-
gory, sea-going vessels, hulls of sea-going vessels,
river craft, alpaca, lama, and Vicunia wool, and
camel's hair yarn.

The ltioniteur also announces that the Emperor
presided yesterday at a Council of Ministers at St.
Cloud.

NAPLES, OCT. 1.
Handbills have been eireat.tod iu iNtsplers bearing
the words " Italy, Emmanuel at Romp with ci.r-
baldi."

Several groups of people are now assembled in
the Strada di Toledo.
Numerous patrois traverse the city.
It does not appear that a demonstration will take
place. -

REGGIO, SEPT. 30.

Mittica, a bandit chief, has been killed, and his
band destroyed, Brigandage has now terminated
in the provivce of Reggio.
Some reactionary agents, who had disembarked
at Agropoli, ha'v been arrested.

PESTH, OCT. 1.

The Pesth jourLals of to-day state that the
Bosnians and Serviass have declared themselves
in favour of the Montenegrins.

They also state that tie mountain defiles lead-
ing to the interior of Momenegro will be defended
to the last in order to gan time, as it is ex-
pected that a diversion will be made by a Hun-
garian legion under the command of General Turr.
A Commissioner has been Laminated for the
Comitat of Pesth.

ROME (via Marseilles), SEPT. 29:
The Abbe Passaglia's pamphlet, entitled "De
Causa Italica ad Episcopos Catholicts," written to
prove that Pius IX. should renounce the temporal
government, has created a great sensation here.
It has greatly irritated the Pope.

The Jesuits are now occupied in endeavouring to

refute it.

The Abbe Passaglia has arrived at Rome with a

foreign passport.
The appointments to the dignity of cardinal
which took place in the Consistory held yesterday
have produced a bad impression in Rome.
The Pontifical Government experiences difficulty
in meeting the expenses of the administration.
The Marquis de Lavalette is expected to arrive
here about the middle of the present month.

NAPLES, SEPT. 30.
Three more English war ressola have arrived
here. The number now lying off Naples is 11.

VIENNA, OCT. 1.

The Vienna papers of this morning publish a
telegram from Trieste, announcing that 70 boxes
containing 3,000 rifles, which had been declared at
the custom-house as bar-iron, had been seized on
board an English steamer.

The evening papers contain a later telegram from
Trieste, stating that only one box full of rifles had
been seized, and that this had been dispatched to
Trieste on board the steamer by mistake.

PESTH, OCT. 1.

Count Karolyi has returned unopened. the order
of the Government requesting him to xemain in
office.

The seal of the Comitat of Pesth has been depo-
sited in the National Museum.

A denial has been given to the statement of the
Pays that General Klapka, M. Kossuth, and
General Turr would have an interview with M.
Deak on the affairs of Hungary.

BERLIN, OCT. 1.

It is rumoured that Count Bismark Schonhausen
will replace Count Pourtales at Paris, the latter
proceeding to London, and that Count Goltz will
go to St. Pcteraburg.

BERNE, Oct 1.
The Federal Council has entered into negotia-
ions with Tolland for the conclusion of 81 treaty of