The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-16 00:00:00

LATEST NE WB.

The following telegrams have been received a
Mr. Reuter's office :

PARIS, Nov. 16

A Paris semi-official correspondence contains the
following :—The message received from Turin
stating that the Prince de Carignan did not confine
himself to the refusal of the regency but undertook
to offer a substitute in the person of M. Buon-
compagni has produced a very bad impression here.
It was stated that the Government of Sardinia had
not followed the wise counsels offered by the Go-
vernment of France, as expressed in the letter of
the Emperor to the King. It is questioned by
what right Sardinia undertakes to prejudge the
decision' of the Congress in naming a regent for
Central Italy, and thus by his nomination assuming
that the Duchies were already annexed to Sardinia.
This proceeding is contrary to all custom and not
in accordance with the rights of the people.
The Moniteur of to-day contains the following :
The Senators Rouland, General Lelievne, Saulcy,
the Archbishops of Bourges and Toulouse, and the
Bishops of Nancy and Limoges took the oaths of
allegiance to the Emperor last Sunday at Com-
piegne.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 15

Advices have been received from Naples to the
12th. It is positively stated that it is the wish of
the King of Naples to be represented at the ap-
proaching Congress. Orders have been given to
the Neapolitan Embassies to deliver passports to
all Neapolitan exiles who may demand permission
to return to their country.

ROME, Nov. 12,

His Holiness the Pope has consented to send a
representative to the Congress. According to ad-
vices from the Romagna, the Provisional Govern-
ment of Bologna is abundantly supplied with
money.

FLORENCE, Nov. 12,

General Garibaldi, with several battalions, had
marched towards the frontiers, in consequence of
a rumour that disturbances had taken place at
Ancona. This rumour, however, turned out to be
without foundation.

It is asserted that the volunteers under the com-
mand of General Mezzacappo have demanded per-
mission to march against the Papal troops, and it
is difficult to restrain their ardour.

TURIN, Nov. 16.

It is said that the Sardinian Chambers will be
summoned to assemble before the Congress meets.
The question of the annexation of Central Italy to
Sardinia will be fully discussed, and numerous
addresses from the people of the Duchies will be
presented in order to give additional weight to
their cause.

TRIESTE, Nov. 15.
Advices have been received from Constantinople
to the sth inst.

A reduction of the civil list, amounting to
6,000,000 only, and a diminution of the salaries of
the employes have been decided upon. The Porte
has addressed a memorandum to the Powers which
have signed the Treaty of Paris. Kabula Effendi
has returned from Crete. It is said the difficulties
there have been settled. Said Pasha has been
appointed Governor-General of Widdin. All the
Redifs have been dismissed, and sent to their homes.
News from Smyrna, of the sth inst., states that
Sir Henry Bulwer had arrived there, en route for
Salonica and Vole, to meet Prince Alfred.

Letters from Athens to the 4th inst. announce
that the protecting Powers have claimed from the
Greek Government, on account of interest due, a
yearly payment of 900,0Qq.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer Bombay, which
ran ashore a few days ago on the Illyrian coast,
near Unie, is afloat again.

HAMBURG, Nov. 15:

The elections of the burgesses of the city are
concluded, the result being entirely in favour of the
Liberal party and in opposition to the Conserva-
tives and the Corporation Committees.