The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-09 00:00:00

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PAras, Jrnv B.—M. Goizot leaves to-day for his countrY
-seat Val Richer, in Normandy, ti pa's a short time will his
mother and his children... -
Man:tin, JULY I.—The debates in the Senate on the sub-
;ect' of the guardianship still continues, the rights of the
Queen's mother being warmly supported by Mll. Carraseo
and Orbe. In the Deputies, Ministers were in'errogated re-
sprcting the recent. events of the garrison of Albueesmas.
They stated that orders had been given to bring the offenders
to justice. The Chambers have declared that no alteration
will be made in the duties on spirits. A discovery has been
made in the province of Guipuscoa of a rich quarry of stone
for lithographic use. 'I he Five per Cents. were done at
26.4- 27* at-differrnt dates.
VIENNA, JUNE 29.—The Leipzic Gazette pretends that
`the loan will be for eighty and not for fifty mitlit ns. The
Finance Minister 'requires that amount to pay off the National
Bank.
The same pater of the 4th announces that Kosrew Pacha
had returned to Constantinople, and assisted at several meetings
of the Divan. His restoration to tower was deemed hied!

probable.
Advices from the frontiers of Turkey of the 25th ult. sal
that Yacoub Paeha- had arrived at Nissa with several thousand I
men. Mustapha, the•l'aoha of the distric,, had been removed
from his post, in consequence of the cruebies practised by hari
upon the Chrisliat s dui ing the late insurrection.
Letters from Vienna mention that a subscription had been
made there, under the patrdrage of the Emperor, in favour o:
the Maronites of Mount Lebanon, and forwarded to Syria.
The Franciscan friar, Cherobino de Cirenza, appointed
Guardian of the Holy Land by the Pope,,had arrived at Jeru,
salem.
The Frankfurt Journal contains a letter from St. Peters-
burgh of the 22d ult., mentioning that the Russians hat:
gained an important victory in the Caucasus.
The Mayor of Toulouse and his five adjoints resigned their
municipal functions on the 4th instant, being un'v;ibing to
sanction the fiscal measures ordered by the Minister of Fi-
nance. •
The Toulonrais, in its correspondence from Algiers of the
29th ult:, quotes a report that Ab-del-Kader had been defeated
by Tedjini, the Sultan of Ain Madi. The Duke d'Aumale
was convalescent. The Arabs continued their depredations in
the immed ate vicinity of Algiers.
No accounts bad been received from Gen. Bugeaud. It wa,
rumoured that M. Rentusat, former Miniver of the Interior,
would be appointed Civil Governor of Algeria.
'the fleet under Admiral Hugon was lying in the Bay
Ajaccio on the 29:h ult. A flotilla of brigs was shortly to sai!
from Toulon for the coast of Texas. The departure of Bear-
Admiral Lassusse for the Levant had been again postponed.

ST. PETERSBURGH, JUNE 23.—1 n the beginning of last
month a detachment of the Caucasian army gained a signal
victory over the mountaineers of Daghatan. The village of
Tscherka was taken by storm.
ANCONA, JUNE 29.—The Prince Royal of llavaria arrived
to-day from Greece, on board the English steamer V( suvius.
GENOA, JULY 3.—The Prince of Canino is returned here;
he has taken the Palace Pechiere, and intends adding to
that adjoining, belonging to the Duke de Durazzo. The former
still bears the name of Cromwell.

THE LEVANT MAIL.
TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, JUNE 17. The present Governmen
(the whole power of which, in the absence of Tahir, the Aigh
Admiral, is divided between Riza Pacha, the Chamberlain, am
Nourri Mnstapha, the Seraskier) displays much zeal and ac-
tivity in reforming—not the institutions of the country, like the
late Ministry—but the personnel of the various branches of th.
service. The whole science of Government with these worthies
consists in the profitable exercise of patronage ; and the Mow-
ing list of nomina' ions, including individuals at once the richest
and most cot rupt of the Turkish community, and most of whom
have been previously cashiered for the grossest misconduct,
affords in itself the conclusive evidence as to the reasons they►
have been for these changes.
Sayd Pacha, from the Department of Commerce to ill(
Pachalic of A idin.
Sarim Bey, from retirement to the Department of Com-
merce, as simple Nazir.
Hagi Saib Pacha, President of the Council, sent to Adri-
anople as Caimakan.
Ali Ncgib Effendi, from retirement, named Harbiye Naziri
Minister of War, and Baroot Kliane Emine, Master of th.

Ordnance.
Yonssouf Pacha, appointed Roumeli Valessi, or Governor of
Romela.
Ariff Bey, made a Pacha and President of the Council,
The most disgraceful of these appointments is- that of Yous-
souf Paella, who betrayed Varna to the Russians, and who wa,
with difficulty pardoned and allowed to return to Today 13)
Sultan Mahmoud, at the intercession of the Emperor Nicholas
To such a man, and at such a crisis, is confided the govern-
ment cf the European provinces of Tin k..y. Can we after-
wards feel surprised if the devastation and bloodshed already
produced there by malversation and i:.trigue be extended
hundred-foll ? _ _ . . .

The last advices from Candia do not intimate that much
progress l,as been made in the suppression of the revolt. Tahi
x'actia, finding his present force inadequate to the task of coping
with the rebels in the mourvains, has api hed to the l'Grte for
2,500 Albanians. He had also, it was said, sent; for rein-
forcements from the Syrian a, my, but it was doubted if the
state of the country there would permit of their beini for-
warded to him.
A Turkish vessel arrived here last week from Alexandria, in
which, while performing qua'antine at the Lazaretto, Seventeen
cases of plague have declared themselves. Four persons, and
among these an officer of the e.tablishment, have died wit"-
the last few days.