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

Signor Massari.

Minghetti then considered the question of
arming the National Guard, and concluded by say-
ing that the arguments he had adduced in regard
to Naples could be applied to Sicily.
The Marquis de Montezemolo, Lieutenant of
that province, would, he said, be replaced at his
own request.

The Minister of Public Works gave explanations
relative to the railway, postal, and telegraphic ser-
vice in Southern Italy, and drew attention to the
fact that several contracts for railways had been
signed.

Other deputies spoke on the question of Naples,
and the discussion became rather animated. Seve-
ral propositions in the form of orders of the day
were brought forward, and the debate was ad-
journed until tomorrow.

CONSTANTINOPLE, APRIL 3.
The Porte has ordered the blockade of the coast
of Montenegro.

Omar Pasha has been received by the Sultan.
It is likely that he will be appointed commander of
the army in Bosnia and the Herzogovina.

VIENNA, APRIL 4.

An Imperial decree orders the resumption of
payments in silver in Lombardo-Venetia, the
authorities of that province having secured the
necessary stock of specie.

The loan of the City of Naples, amounting to two
millions and a half of ducats (about 12 millions of
francs), is stated by the Italie of Turin to have
been taken by the banking-house of Magnus, at
Berlin, at the rate of 80 per cent.

PESTH, APRIL 3.
The formal installation of the members of the
" Curia Regia" took place to-day.
The Veni Sancte was celebrated by the Prince
Primate. After the religious ceremony the Presi-
dent delivered a speech in the Hall of Assembly, in
which he laid particular stress on the importance
of the occasion, and of the concessions obtained
from the Government. The Provisional Judicial
Administration has been suppressed.

TEMESVAR, APRIL 3.

The Servian National Congress has appointed a
committee of 22 members, a large majority of whom
expressed their sympathies and confidence in the
cause of Hungary.

TURIN, APRIL 3.
Garibaldi has been received with the greatest
enthusiasm by the people.
It is said that he has consented to receive a de-
putation from the city of Naples.
It is also said that he will be present at the dis-
cussion of the affairs of Southern Italy in the
Chamber of Deputies.

Signor Brignole has tendered his resignation as
Senator.

The Opinione of to-day publishes an article on
the Roman question which says :—The French
occupation could not be further prolonged without
rendering the position of France more difficult.

France maintains her troops at Rome to protect
the Pope, but from the moment that Italy grants
the amplest guarantees for the security of the Pope
and the freedom of the Church, the mission of the
French soldiers can be fulfilled with dignity by the
national army.

COPENHAGEN, APRIL 3.
It is stated positively that the Ministers of Great
Britain and Russia have called on the Danish
Government to sincerely fulfil its promises relative
to the budget, declaring that they shall hold Den-
mark responsible far any rupture which may take
place with Germany-.

KALISCH, APRIL 3.

A committee, composed of 24 citizens, has been
established for maintaining order in the town and
the surrounding country.
Public tranquillity has not been further disturbed.

WARSAW, APRIL 3.

At the request of the Governor, Prince Gorts-
chakoff, the number of citizens composing the dele-
gation has been reduced to 12.

The sessions of the delegation are being provi-
sionally held in the Town-hall, until the regular
municipal council shall enter upon its functions.
The sittings of the delegation will no longer be
held in the Ressource Rooms.

ROME, APRIL 3.
Yesterday during service the Pope fainted away.
Assistance was immediately tendered. The indis-
position of his Holiness is not of a serious nature.