The Sun.
London, England, 1846-04-13 00:00:00

had taken place in the Chamber of Deputies on the oc-
casion of the commission on an Opposition Member of
the Chamber of one of those brutal outrages which have
become of almost hourly occurrence since the advent to
power of COLETTI. The Courrier d'Athensgives the fol-
lowing account of the transaction :
" An odious attack was committed on Thursday last,
at four in the afternoon, in the Rue de Hermes, one of
the most frequented points of the capital, on the person
of M. Lysander Valakis, Deputy for Elide. Ho was re-
turning from the Chamber when four Maniotes came
up, and after ascertaining by inquiries that he was the
person they sought, they attacked him with sticks, and
beat him violently on the head and shoulders. Fortu-
nately some passers-by came to his succour in time to
save him from certain death. Two of the ruffians suc-
ceeded in making their escape, but the others were ar-
rested. The questions which they addressed to M.
Vilaitis clearly prove that they did not know him, and
that they must have been act on by others. This event
caused great excitement amongst the inhabitants of the
capital. Both deputies and senators were in great com-
motion from it, and the sitting of the next day in the
Chamber of Deputies was wholly dedicated to this
affair. Nevertheless, it is melancholy to say, that
though much was said nothing was done."

I‘CMETAxA. had made this outrage the ground of an
attack on the Ministry in the Chamber, and had moved
" for the radical reform of the Government," which
motion had been rejected by 69 to 37. The offenders
had in the meantime been arrested. This was not the
only outrage that had been perpetrated in Athens. From
the same paper we extract the following :
"Another fact has taken place of a suspicious charac-
ter. One of our first bankers, M. Vouros, received an
anonymous letter, in which he was called on, in the name
of twenty persons, under a threat of death, to place in
an appointed spot a sum of money. lle concerted with
the police, and then proceeded to the place named, as if
to place the money. A few moments after a man made
his appearance, and went to take the sum deposited.
The police agents at the moment rushed forward and
took him into custody."

According to advices from Constantinople, dated the
27th ult., the independent Circassian tribe of the Ab-
bazes had declared for ScztemvL, having previously re-
jected overtures which had been made to them from
Russia. On the 26th, a steamer and several other
vessels had been launched from the Arsenal in the
presence of the SULTAN, the SULTANA MOTHER, and
the ladies of the harem.

Accounts had been received at Constantinople from
Erzeroum, announcing that the difficulties which had
hitherto prevented the settlement of the differences be-
tween Persia and the Sublime Porte had been removed.

The Malta Times publishes a letter from Constan-
tinople, dated the 25th ult., which states that KosnEw
PACHA is doing all in his power to thwart the reform
principles of REDSCHID PACHA, and that he is availing
himself of his return to office to increase his fortune by
corrupt means.

The SULTAN has formally consented to the marriage
Of REDSCHID DACHA'S eldest son with the sister of
MEHEMET ALI DACHA, the Minister of Marine, and the
brother-in-law of the SULTAN.
The news from Syria is satisfactory.

The intelligence from Gallicia is to the 31st ult. The
following under that date is from the Universal German
Gazette, of the Bth instant :