The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-27 00:00:00

ITALY.

A serious fracas took place at Naples on the 7th,
between some Neapolitan soldiers and French sailors.
The latter were attacked by the soldiers with the
greatest ferocity. The Neapolitans, who far out-
numbered the Frenchmen, charged them with
bayonets; and having thrown them on the ground,
trampled on and stabbed them. The Frenchmen
eventually escaped to their boat, which was fired at
by the Neapolitan troops. A signal reparation for
this outrage has been demanded of King BOIMBA by
the representative of the French Republic.
The Giornale di Roma, of the 16th, states that on
the preceding day Pius IX. left the Vatican, with
a private suite and a small detachment of eight
noble guards, and proceeded to the Liberian
Basilica. He afterwards unexpectedly visited the
French military hospital, near the Church of
St. Andrea al Quirinale. He spoke to the sick
in French, anti expressed his approbation at
the order and cleanliness which prevailed there. The
Osservatore Romano sa3-s that the Pope has conferred
the cross of Commander of the Order of St. Gregory to
M. Mangin, secretary of the French police at Rome. The
Commission of Government has prohibited the wearing
of the Vicenza medals, which had been- distributed
to the Papal soldiers who defended Vicenza in 1848.
The military post of the Vatican is to be occupied
by French troops one day and Roman troops the
other, alternately. Letters from Ferrara announce
the death of Cardinal Cadolini, Archbishop of that
diocese.

The Milan Gazette publishes a notification of Count
Radetzky of the 16th, ordering a loan cf 120 millions
of francs in the Lombardo-Vecetian territory, in or-
der to extinguish the Treasury bills in circulation.
A voluntary subscription is to be opened for the pur-
pose; but if this were to fail, the Government would
take measures to ensure the regular circulation of the
Treasury bills.

THE BRAZILS.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
The Emma arrived this morning with advices from
Pernambuco to the 27th of March. The fever was
worse. Sugar was firm. Receipts small. First and
second qualities—White, 255. 2d. to 265. 6d. ; third
and fourth, 235. lOd. to 24i. 6d. Yellow Muscovado,
163. to 16s. 6d. per cwt. Crop reported to be short.
Cotton at 64d. per lb. Dry salted hides at 41. per
lb. Exchange, 28k. Freights, 30s. to 325. 6d. per
ton, for sugar to the Channel.

SUPERANNUATION ALLOWANCES,--ACCOlding to an
account just published the annual amount of allowances for
compensation in all public offices or departments remaining
payable cn the Ist January, 1849, was 220,6351. Os.
During the year 1849 there were granted annual allowances
for compensation to the amount of 22,535/. 16s. 6d., and the
amount of those which ceased during the same year was
9,01 1. Os. sd. Accordingly the annual amount remaining
payable on this ecore at the beginning of this year is
234,159/. 16s. 6d. The annual allowances for superannuation
amounted, at the commencement of 1849, to 468,9091. 9s. 81,
those granted during the year amounted to 61,7171. 13'4. 6J.,
and those which expired to 38 236/. 18s. 4d., making the
annual sum payabNl for superannuation allowances at the
beginning of the present year 492,3901. 4s. 10d.; which,
after the deductions pursuant to the Act 4 and 3 William
IV., c. 24, is reduced to 442,285/. Os. 10d. The total annual
sum payable for compensation and superannuation allow-
ances together amounts to 676,444/. 17s. 4d.
FIRST ILLUSTRATED WORK ON CALIFORNIA.
We are requested_ to state that Mr. Shoberl, of No. 20,
Great Marlborough-strett, will this afternoon publish Mr.
Ryan's" Personal Adventures in Upper and Lower California,
in 1848-9, with the Author's Es perience at the Mines," in
two vols., small Bvo., containing 23 illustrations, from
drawings taken on the spot, viz : :,an Francisco,
Monterey, a Watering Place, Mountain Scenery, Bamboo,
Houses, Sketch during the War, San Jose, on the Road
to the Mines, Encamping for the Night, Burning
Trees for a Camp• Fire, The Stanislaus Mine, Sonoreans
dry-washing Gold, Mining Implements, Life at "the Dig-
gin's," Trading Post in the Mines. a Rancho, Going to a
Fandango, Sacramento City, Cafe Restaurant, Gambling in
San Francisco, a Serenade, Old Spanish House, Istlin-,ue of
Panama.

PEDESTRIANISM EXTRAORDINARY. A marine,
named Thompson, last week performed the extraordinary
feat of walking from the Marine Barracks (Chatham) to
London• bridge and back in twelve hours and a quarter. He
was habited in heavy marching order, that is, with great coat,
knapsack, musket, bayonet, belts, cartouch- box, and 60
rounds of ball-cartridge. He accomplished the first twelve
mills in less ;Than two hours.
FOREIGN SroNE.—A vessel arrived from Calais has
brought a quantity of blocks of stone as a portion of her
cargo. The importation of stone is not usual from the French
ports morally.