The Sun.
London, England, 1861-08-13 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1861.

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: 111r,r1 NEWS.

TURIN, AUG. 12.

The Italia of to-day publishes letters from Rome,
stating that, notwithstanding the arrest of Giorgi,
the bandit chief, by Gen. Goyon, the enrolment of
brigands continued in Rome, and that the action of
the French gendarmerie was paralysed by the Pon-
tifical Government, who maintained that the French
police had encroaches' upon the authority of the
Pope.

FRANKFORT-ON-THE-MAINE, AUG. 12.

The Federal Diet held an extraordinary sitting
to-day, in which the last communication from the
Danish Government was discussed.

The convaittee on the Schleswig-Holstein ques-
tion declared that, in consequence of this commu-
nication, there was no reason for preparing further
measures in reference to the execution of the Fede-
ral resolution of the '".th February last.

THORN, AUG. 12.

The Governor of Warsaw caused placards to be
posted up in the city yesterday, warning the public
to abstain from making any demonstrations to-day,
and prohibiting, under severe penalties, all festivities
and the closing of shops.

THORN, AUG. 12, EVENING.

A proclamation, issued by the Chief of the
Police at Warsaw, declares the statement that one
man had been killed in the late disturbances to be
totally unfounded, and says that one person only
had been slightly wounded.
The proclamation adds—" The recent disturb-
ances have compelled the authorities to take pre-
cautionary measures against the disloyalty created
by turbalenipeople."
It is said that M. Lambert's appointment as
Governor of Poland will be cancelled, and that M.
de Kisseleff will be appointed in his stead.

PARIS, AUG. 12.
The hearing of M. Mires' appeal has been post-
poned until the 19th inst.
The Patrie of this evening says :—" The state-
ment that the Emperor will accompany the King
of Prussia into Germany (?) is without foundation."
The King of Sweden left Paris this morning;

CALCUTTA, SIILY 15.
(By Telegraph to Point de Galle.)

The condition of the indigo plantations in the
Tirhoot district is worse, in consequence of the
excessive fall of rain.
The indigo produce in Bengal is bad.

CALCUTTA, JULY 8 (via Trieste).
A deficit in the revenue is apprehended, in con-
sequence of the fall in the price of opium.

Mr. Denison has returned from the district of
the Godavery.
It is reported that the Supreme Government has
ordered the Godavery works to be proceeded with
immediately.

SHANGHAI, JUNE 19 (via Trieste).

A good understanding prevails between the
foreign representatives and the Chinese at Pekin.
The river Yang-tae has risen above Nankin.
The country about Hankow is under water, and
the inhabitants are becoming alarmed.

MELBOURNE, JUNE 25 (via Trieste).
The following are the departures of gold ships
since the last mail:—
The Koh-i-noor, with
The Orwell
The Water Nymph 50,7680z.

Total.

89,6450 z.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EVENING.

Under the head of " Latest Intelligence," La
Presse publishes the following :
" The Marquis de Banneville, French Minister
at Munich, has arrived at Paris, and has assumed
the direction of Foreign Affairs. The King of
Sweden and Prince Oscar have paid a visit to Cher-
bourg, where a breakfast was offered to them by
the authorities."
A correspondent from Eaux-Bonnes writes on
the 9th The Empress arrived here two even-
ings back at five, and was received with enthusias-
tic cheers. Twenty-four mountaineers, in their
characteristic costumes, went to meet her Majesty,
and though the rain fell in torrents at the time,
great numbers of people were out to witness her
arrival. The Prefect of the Basses-Pyrenees, who
was passing through the town •on his way home
from a conference of prefects at Bordeaux, dined
with her Majesty in the evening. As on previous
occasions, her Majesty lives in strict incognito.
Mme. de Lourmel and the Marquise de Lagrange
compose her whole suite. The Empress was happy
to find at Eaux-Bonnes the children of her lamented
sister the Duchess d'Albe, a son and two daughters,
who pass part of every day with her. Eaux-Bonnes
has assumed quite another aspect since last year.
The bare grass plots and stunted trees of the Eng-
lish garden have been replaced by verdant lawns
and evergreens; while seats have been placed in
all the walks. At the entrance of the garden a
plaster model of a monumental column, to be here•
after executed in marble, has been erected, bearing
on one side the inscriptions-' The English Garden
restored by order of the Empress,' and the other,
The grateful town of Eaux-Bonnes.' "
BOURSE, August 12.—Business has not been
very animated, but Saturday's prices maintained.
Threes, for the Account, are now ,at 68f 25c.
Railways dull.
The following are the last quotations -
41 per per Cents ... 98 50 Credit Fonder 1260
Do end —! Belgian 41 looa
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 501 Roman -
Bank Shares 2900 —•lAustrian
Credit Mobilier.... 721 25 ' Spanish Threes 4B
Do. Account 7‘)s —1 Home Debt

RAILWAYS.
Cash. Account.
Orleans l4ll 25 .. 1412 50
Northern
New ditto 9OO .. 901 25
Lyons and ModitoTanean 1022 50 1025
Geneva 348 75 .. 350
Southern 617 50 .. 618 .75
Western
Bastprn
Sardinian 065 366 25
Austrian
Lombard