The Sun.
London, England, 1861-02-04 00:00:00

' MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1861.

GARIBA LDI'S EXPECTED VISIT TO

ENGLAND.

L ri E „,„
4.) E S.

(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

PARIS, MONDAY.

The llioniteur publishes an Imperial decree regu-
lating the sitting of the Senate and Corps Legis-
latif. The projects of the addresses of the Senate
and Corps Legislatif will be drawn up by Commis-
sions composed of the presidents and one member
from each committee.

Both addresses will be voted paragraph by para-
graph.
Any amendment to the addresses will only be
discussed when signed by five members.

VIENNA, FEB. 4.

Numbers of the Hungarian soldiers on furlough,
who had been ordered to return, have already
arrived at their quarters.
The semi-official Donau-Zeitung gives a denial to
the news published by some German journals that
a treaty relating to the Danubian principalities had
been concluded between Russia and Austria.

COPENHAGEN, FEB. 2.
The Danish Diet has been closed. The King, in
his reply to the President's speech, said :
" Should they come near us, my people will de-
fend themselves if I call upon them to do so."
The semi-official Berlinski Tidende, in publishing
this speech, makes the following remarks :
" Should German troops enter Holstein without
being called upon to do so by our Sovereign, and
contrary to his wish, a violation of territory would
then take place, and the Federal Diet would in fact
have declared -war against Denmark. War at the
present moment would be inconvenient for Ger-
many, and is consequently convenient for Denmark.
"A state of armed peace exhausts the strength
of a country and weakens popular enthusiasm,
without which a small people cannot make war.
By a blockade we can now damage the commerce of
Germany, and ruin the Prussian ports for a long
period. The conflict must therefore now terminate
either by war or by negotiation."

ROME, FEB. 3.

Advices received here from Gaeta to the Ist inst.,
state that the fire of the besiegers on the land side
w As rather frequent, while that of the besieged had
slackened.

The Sardinian projectiles were especially directed
against the city.
On the 31st ult., Monsignor Cresevolo, superior
of the seminary, was mortally wounded.

The cure of the cathedral and one monk were
also badly wounded.

The Aleantftrista Convent was nearly destroyed
on the night the 31st ult.

BERLIN, FEB. 3.

General La Marmara has repeatedly declared
that Sardinia has no intention of attacking Venetia.
He has made no other political declarations.

TURIN, FEB. 3 (Morning).

The Opinione says :—" Count Brassier de St.
Simon will to-day present to his Majesty the
credentials confirming his appointment as Atnbas-
sador of the King of Prussia at Turin."

BERNE, FEB. 3.

The Federal Council has been officially informed
that the Italian elections, even in the Two Sicilies,
have been favourable to the Ministry.

NAPLES, FEB. 1.

Prince Carignano has gone to Mola di Gaeta.
His journey is said to be in connection with ne.
gotiations for the surrender of Gaeta.

The Italian troops who are pursuing the reac-
tionary troops have entered the Roman States.
At the recent fight at Frosinone the Italian
troops were victorious.

TURIN, FEB. 3 (Evening).

General Rocca, in his report, announces that
confidence and tranquillity are returning through-
out the whole frontier of the Abruzzi.

The town of Sora has presented an address to
General Sonnaz, expressive of gratitude for his
exbrtions to restore tranquillity.

The peasants compel the demoralised reactionary
bands to surrender to the Sardinians.

BERNE, FEB. 2.

The Federal Council yesterday received semi-
official information from Turin to the effect that
the Sardinians expect to be masters of Gaeta
within eight days.

CALCUTTA, JAN. 11.

The Viceroy refuses to communicate to the Indian
Council the papers concerning the Mysore grant.
News has been received here that the landing of
the American Ambassadors had been repulsed at
Japan.

India is quiet, but indiscretion is shown by the
income tax officials.

Captain Simpson, of the 2d Light Cavalry, is
dead.

PARIS, FEB. 3.

The Paris papers publish a telegram from Con-
stantinople, dated February 2, announcing that the
European Commission at Beyrout had proposed to
establish in Syria one sole Government for the
Christian inhabitants, under the protection of the
European Powers.
According to the same telegram the Porte had
proposed the establishment of two Governments,
with general councils composes of GLIIloLlaw.
Mussulman members.

HOMEWARD, BOMBAY, AND MAURITIUS

MAILS.

The Orissa brought the above mails to Suez,
arriving there on the
.25th January. The Ellora,
with the heavy portion of the mails, &c., left Malta
at noon on the 31st ult., and may ;therefore be
expected at Southampton on the 9th inst.