The Sun. — 1857-10-19 (London, England)

ITALY.  A letter from Rome of the 12th inst. announces that Cardinal Francisco de Medici was struck with apoplexy the preceding evening while paying a visit to Monsignor Guiseppe Stolla, private camerist of his Holiness. NotwithstAnding medical aid was speedily afforded him, he died at eight in the evenlirving previously received the last sacraments. The Cardinal was born at Naples the 28th November, 1808, and received the purple the 16th June, 1856.  Accounts from Genoa of the 15th inst. inform 113 that the Sardinian Minister of the Interior has revoked the order not banishment issued against the refugees, Dr. Sacchi, Professor Calvino, and the Advocate Cabussi. TURIN, Oct. 13.—8 y a notification, signed 1 y Cavalie•e de Winderkhern, Commandant of the Modenese Dragoons, and dated Carrara, Oct. 6, 1857, Martial law has been once more proclaimed in the city and commune of Carrara, of the cause of which the Ittessaggiere di Modena of the 9th instant gives the following account. According to that journal, the Duke of Modena had raised the state of siege in the Carrara district last December because he thought that the punishment inflicted on not a few disturbers of public order had been sufficient to repress the auda city of those wicked people who infest the city and commune of Carrara, but the confidence, cherished by this most clenr,nt Prince had been far from realised, for after a few months assaults, wounds, and murders were not only recommenced, but had. been so frequently perpetrated as to give good cause for alarm to the peaceable inhabitants and to induce the Government, however unwillingly, to provide anew, by exceptional'measures, against this rising evil. Things had arrived at this state on the occasion of the departure of a great part of the garrison of Carrara for the autumnal manoeuvres at Reggio, when some evil-disposed persons summoned courage enough to insult some soldiers in the theatre on the evening of the 27th of the last month, and at the same time to express their contempt for the whole honourable class of which they formed a part. These provocations excited a confusion, in which a soldier anti several civilians were slightly w.,uncied, but the fact was not devoid of an appearance of premeditation, since one of those arrested threw away a dagger with which he was armed when taken prisoner by thepolica. The moderation of the troops in this instance was probably mistaken for wealmeas, for in the afternoon of the next day (the 28th) fresh deed of extraordmary atrocity was committed. Three individuals belonging to the reserve of the army, that is to say—Serjeant Ribeliui and privates Zeni and Rocchi—were on the high road of Gragnani, near Carrara, and not far from their own houses, quiet and unarmed, when they were suddenly attacked with stones and daggers by seven youn-g men known to belong to the city or neighbourhood. The two first named were killed outright, but Rocchi survived two days, and idcnti tied one of the assassins, wh i had been arrested by the police. Five others of the gang have since been captured by the Saidinian police, and their extradition demanded by the Modenese Government, in virtue of existing conventions, and the seventh, although. well known, is still at large.  " It is asserted," says the Inclependance, " that several of the petty German States, though authorising their subjects t) demand the medal of St. Helena, make objections to its being worn.  The German FrankfOrt Journal states from 13?rlin (14th) that the ilatsi•in circular relating tJ the iuterviews of Stuttgard arid Wtdinar is the same in spirit as that of Count \Valewski, and that the interviews have had no other signification than that of guarantees for the maintenance of peace.  The Mad rid journals of the 13 have reached us. Arinero had arrived, and was to be received by the Quen, ou liar return from the theatre, at one o'olock at night. General Ros de Olano, M. Bermudez de Castro, General de la Conch?, and General Serrano were spoken of as likely to be his colleagues in the formation of a ministry.