The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1861-11-30

the SOLUTION OF the question Of the valley Oi v
Dappes by sny act Of violence, but demands
detinitive arrangement by means Of negotiation.
The financial accounts from Paris show less
uncasness, but very little tendency TO any yeu-
eral recovery Of confidence.
Italy.
The Bfondrcbid Ndiionaie Of Turin says -
General Turr has announced to the Central
Committee, in the name Of Garibaldi, thai it i,
the firm intention Of the latter not to provoke ,
any movement In favor Of Rome an | Venice
and that hi sole wish j.. that every IN ans may
he employed to promote the armament Of the
nation. Garihad also recommends concord
among all classes of the Italian people in order
10 accomplish the untcation Of Italy under
Victor Emanuel, and requests those who do not
accept thi determination to leave the Commit
, tee and act on their own responsibility.
There were rumOrs ct preparations at Genoa
for a revolutionary expedition from that place.
Poles, Hungarian, and men of dives rationale
tic. were said to be king TO the ,ccuc The
mo, cmcnt is said TO embrace all the slave pop
uation OF Turkey, and also Hungary aud Cd. .
'''' ne,s,ow. 4
The Belgian Mo1i'eur publishes a royal decree
III oihting VI. Solm', Envoy AMI Minister to
, The Court Of Turin.
The Brussels journals regard this a. formal
| recognition but the coH"i'UiHpel asks how
comes 1t that the royal decree does u,t ,lv to .
the King o Italy, instead OF - the Court CIV. .
rin. The Prussian Envoy is ace edited & a
Couri Of Turin, but Prussia dos no. re,os.-F
the Italian Kingdom.
Austrin.
An autograph letter, addrcs ed hv the En-.
p'ror 70 Count Iorgach, Aulic Chancellor for
Hungary had been published, AMI the follow
INK is q t,l,grsphic summary Of lis contents -,
" Tho di,'oyaliy Of the Hungarian mum .ipli-
ties, ard the resistance bordering on insurr,c-
ton. To the measures taken bv the Goycrnmen,
I..ft I.. maintenance. ,T To Il
that order in the most dangerous manner W Ii.
, out the authorities being able to safely almin-
/ lister the penal law. The public duty and tho
! will Of the Emperor requires that he should
raise strong barriers against these excuses and
, restore things TO a state Of order As the con.
! vocation Of the Hungarian Diet in a con.titu-
tional manner appears to be impractcahlc, I'M
/ I'll order j. rc-cstahlishcd, all tho existing au-
thoriti,s in the comitats districts and communcs
/ are abolished; and Count Forgach l. ordered
! osol,ct persons to replace them, and 10 TAX
care that the administration Of public affairs in
Hungary suffers no interruption. All pcr-ons
, charged with crimes against public safety shall
, be tired by military tribunals. In conclusion,
the Emperor expresses an earnest wish that he
may soon be enabled, by the ro-cstablishment
OF public order, to proceed to the solution OF tho
pending differences, and in future maintiin en-
tire the concessions he has granted to Hungary
THE LATEST FER ASIA.
Liropooi Sdiurddy.--Cotton frmcr, but un
| changed Sales 2O,0 900 bales, including l2ONa
/ bales to SPECTATORS and importers.
BREADsTurFs.-Maikct steady, with SIN
sales.
Provisions dull.
Lond'n, Sept. 1O.-M the Lord Mays, !,
banquet the Mayor proposed the Foreign 's sr
! hassadors,' coupled with the name o. n sh
Adams, the American Minister, who rcrl M, IN,
that his mission in England was to promote as.ic
rerretuate the friendly relations Of the tw.
countries. %
Lori palmorston said, although circums,anj q
may for time seem to Interfere with the suadl,
ply of cotton, the temporary evil will be pro,
ducivc OF permanent good. We shall find y
various quarters of the globe a sure aud ampl
supply, which will render US no more depend
cut. We witness with afiiction the limcntahe
differences among our American cousins, but it
is not for MS to pass judgment in their dispute.
Lord Palmcrston, in conclusion, expressed
the hope of a speedy restoration of harmony and
peace.
Ragusa. Nor. 1O.-Thc insurgents occupied
the town Of Farna, near Ragusa. The insur-
rectioniss in the Herzegovina are extending.
! Turin, Ion inst.-The Bourons brigands
had invaded and set fire to Castellugsio, on the
Roman frontier, and committed other atrocities.
| Lopdon, 1Oh iHd.-The Confederate COM
missioners Mann and lancey dincd yesterday
with the Fishmongers Company.
| Lireypooi Sept 1Oh.-Dr. Barker, Of the
Niger expedition, who had not been heard
from for two years, had been discovered. In.
tercsting researches had been made. -
Mddyid, M Nor, EreniHg.-The C,rcs WA
opened today, The Queen, in her spoe n an
| nouncCd that schemes Of constitutional reform
would be presented to the Cortcs and tina tho
Government was occupied with ameliOrations in
the interior administration.
| Her Majesty also announced that the rcye-
nue. covered the expenditure
| Great adhesion TO the Papal cause was mani
/ n. tad IN be- =