The Sun.
London, England, 1860-08-06 00:00:00

pire. Some, we know, say the people do not de-
sire it. Then let them speak out. Let them get
rid of their physical force EMPEROR, if they can-
not compel him by reasonable means not to keep
himself armed to the teeth in the midst of pear:,
ful Europe. It cannot be endured that we ts.hould
pay ten millions income tax, and of European
States pay in proportion, merely because an upstart
of the last Decade sees St to arm himself like a Mon.
tenegrin chief. If he wishes fr,r peace, let him
boldly ent down his naval and military
strength; all Europe will gladly follow,
and the taxation remitted will flow abioad as
capital to stimulate the commerce which he pro-
fesses to desire for France. We rAxe glad to see
the fears which the lett'a inilicates ; but they
only warn us to put n'.) trust in letters, but in the
preparations and lrAnguag
:1: e here, which have called
forth such a set
humiliating epistle.

L... 1.
,ST NEWQ
k 3 •

The following telegrams have been received at
Mr. Reuter's office :

PALERMO4AuG. 4.

Decrees, bearing the signatures of Signors De-
pretis and Crispe, and promulgating the Sardinian
statuto in Sicily, will be published to-morrow.

The Cowen of State and the tribunals will be
reorganised.

A programme will be issued expressing devoted-
ness to King Victor Emmanuel, and to the cause of
national unity.

PARIS, MONDAY.

The Moniteur says :—The Emperor wishing to
give Abd-el•Kader a token of the sentiments which
his noble conduct at Damascus has inspired, has
conferred on him the Grand Cross of the Legion of
Honour.

The Moniteur also publishes the text of the two
protocols, signed at the Conference of the 3d inst♦
an analysis of which has been given by Lord John
Russell.

PARIS, AUG. 5.

Yesterday, at four o'clock, the Turkish Ambas-
sador signel all the protocols which empower
France to send an expedition to Syria.
The expedition is expected to sail on Tuesday.

PARIS, AUG. 4.

The Paine of this evening says :
" The regiments destined for Syria left Chalons
this morning. Four steamers left Toulon yester-
day for Algiers, to embark troops.
"News received here states that great agitation
prevails in Candia, Djeddah, and Arabia."

LANDING OF GARIBALDI'S TROOPS IN
CALABRIA.

PARIS, AUGUST G.

The Patric and the Pays of this evening state
that a despatch has been received in Paris an-
nouncing the unopposed disembarkation of 1,500
Garibaldian volunteers in Calabria.

According to the same despatch Garibaldi is ex-
pected to arrive very shortly at Naples, he having
been summoned thither by the Garibaldian com-
mittee of that city to assume the direction of the
Government,

NAPLES, JULY 31.
A military column has been sent to Calabria.

ROME, JULY 31.

A popular movement 'at Arpino has been sup-
pressed. The people shouted for Garibaldi. Gen.
de Lamoriciere has despatched .a column of troops

to Terracina.

MILAN, Auci. 4.

The Pcrseveranza announces that the Sardinian
Government has ordered the levy of the classes
1838 and 1839.

TURIN, AUG. 5.

A rumour is current Unit the Neapolitan Pleni-
potentiaries, having seen the impossibility of con-
cluding an alliance between Sardinia and Naples,
will leave Turin immediately.
The journals announce that the Government has
contracted a loan of 150,000,000 lire at 80.25.