The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-04 00:00:00

alive.

The whole population is under arms.
The Naib of Anapa has been obliged to make
his escape to avoid being murdered by them.
The Turkish fleet has carried off the cannon of

the forts of the Asiatic coast.
There are still five battalions and two detach-
ments of artillery at Trebizond.
There are 10,000 men expected from Erzeroum;
all our troops are to proceed to Constantinople.
Mustapha Pacha is still at Batoum with two
battalions and a war brig.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.

A lithographed protest of the Princess of Orleans
against the bill for allowing 600,000 f. a-year to the

three Princesses of Orleans or their families was
distributed to the deputies at their residences, be-
fore the discussion of the measure by the Legislative
Body.
The Prefect of the Seine has received a letter
from the Mayor of Birmingham, announcing that
a meeting has been held in that place in favour of
tho inundated, and enclosing a first subscription of
2501.

The last sitting but one of the Corps Legislatif
appears to have been of a stormy character. It is
thus described by a correspondent of the Inde-
pendance Beige :
The sitting of the Corps Legislatif to-day has been a
very stormy one, and a qutstion badly mooted, and
badly presented, gave rise to it all. The affair is as fol-
lows :—The members had already voted the law opening
a credit of ten millions of francs for the sufferers by the
floods ; the one which inscribes at the treasury a pen-
sion of 600,000 f. for the Princess of Orleans ; the one
relative to the Railway of Grenoble, Lyons, and Va-
lsnee— all without debate, and everybody thought that
the vote on the Pyrenean branch would also pass
without discussion, but the Chamber was at this moment
in an impatient mood. It was on the point of leaving ;
it was desirous of getting away as fast as possible into
the country. M.Jubinal,deputyoftheflautesPyrdedes,
having risen to thank the Government fir fulfilling pro-
mises long since held out to the inhabitants, found him-
self interrupted after a few sentences by such a noise that
he was hardly able to finish his short address. It soon
got worse. M. Keenigswarter, the Deputy of St. Denis,
having raised an incidental question, that of inquiring
whether there was not a contract signed, before the
vote of the Corps Legislatif, between the Minister and
a great company (evidently the Credit Mobilier), you
would have said the Chamber was stung by the taran-
tula of speechifying, Everybody demanded permission
to speak. A most irregular discussion broke out be-
twesn M. de Kerveguen, M. de Cassagnac, M. Perret,
M. Ravine], and the Government commissioners. They
rhapsodied about everything except that which was on
the order of the day. They commenced a string of alle-
gations, recriminations, passionate outbreaks, interrup-
tions. Some wished the discussion to go on, others de-
manded its adjournment to the following day. Fortu-
nately, Messrs. de Tauriac and Schnieder brought the
Chamber back to true principles and re-established a
little order in the assembly by two speeches, one of
which was fiery and impassioned, the other calm, cold,
didactic, and logical in its arguments. Fatigued with
strife, the debate was closed ; the members passed to the
vote, and itt was discovered that every one was of the
same mind in the main, for the law was voted with only
one dissentient voice."

BOURSE, July 3.—The following wore the last
quotations :

Cast. er. e.
4i per Cents 93 50
3 per Cents 7 L 65
New Loan 7l 75

End of Month.
—f. —e.
72 20

Bank Shares 4,100 Roman
Credit Mobllier 1,587. 50 Austrian

Belgian Fives. ..... 98k— Spanish Threem 45
Piedmontese(s) 93 Home Debt 39i

RAILWA It 13-70/1 CA BEL

fr. a. 'fr. O.
Orteans 1,407 50 Western 966
Northern 1,140 Strasburg
byofus .
Mediterranean . ..... 1750 Grand Central 667 50
Lyons Geneva 835 Testo
Cotte 1770 Austrian Com. 905 25