The Sun.
London, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

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

PARIS, JULY 21.

The Moniteur announces that the Emperor re-
ceived Signor La Greca, and that the session of the
Corps Legislatif was closed, yesterday.

The llloniteur also says

" Letters from Beyrout contain details respect-
ing the horrible massacre at Dar-el-Kamor, and
pointing out the odious conduct of the Turkish
authorities and the Governor of Beyrout."

The Constitutionnel publishes an article, signed
by M. Grandguillot, of which the following is a
summary :

" Europe will, like France, answer by the most
energetic adhesion to the noble initiative of the
EMperor. Nobody will be astonished to learn
that French troops will very soon be embarked, in
order to carry assistance to the Christians in the
East, and thus to support a cause which is common
to all the interests of Europe.
" The peaceful and lawful existence of the Chris-
tians in the East has been guaranteed by the Powers
who signed the treaties of 1856. The initiative
which we are taking is, therefore, but the faithful
execution of our engagements.
"The Sultan well understood this when he ad-
dressed his letter to the Emperor. Unhappily, it is
to be feared that Turkey is incapable of arresting
the massacre of the Christians, and it is impossible
to allow the hazards of an uncertain repression.
The defection of the Turkish troops is also possible.
The destinies of the inhabitants are placed under
the double safeguard of the treaties and of the
honour of France. It is evidently in concert with
the Powers and with the Sultan that France is
about to act in Syria.
" The Eastern question has for a long while been
considered as one of those which may most disturb
the world. The best means for preventing grave
complications is to resolve by a decisive and sincere
course of action from the beginning those difficul-
ties which the want of energy and frankness might
perhaps render irremediable."

NAPLES, JULY 19.

The officers of the Royal Guard did not take part
in the conflict on the 15th inst. between the soldiers
and the people. Some of the former shouted " Long
live Maria Theresa."

The Minister of the Interior has officially re-
ceived 44 emigrants, who arrived at Naples on the
16th inst.

Some of the officers of the Marine have taken the
oath to the Constitution on condition of not being
ordered to fight against Italians.
General Clary has asked for reinforcements.
Several officers of the navy, artillery, and of the
engineer corps, have tendered their resignation.

PESTH, JULY 20.

On the occasion of a torch-light procession for
the Superintendant Szakacs, which had been ar-
ranged, notwithstanding the prohibition of police,
a crowd assemblei. It was dispersed by the inter-
ference of the military. Several arrests were made,
but no persons were wounded.
Tranquillity was restored before midnight.

FRANCE.

PARIS, JULY 20.

BOURSE, July 20.—Stock has been rather freely
offered to-day, and Threes, for the account, which
opened at 68f 60c., are now at 68f 30c ; Mobilier
has fallen from 687 f 50c to 675 f; Orleans, 1,355 f ;
Lyons, 877 f 50c ; Austrian, 507 f 50c. The follow-
ing are the last quotations :-
41 per per Cents . 97 40 Credit Fancier -
Do end month.... 97 45; Belgian 4t —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 20 Roman
Bank Shares 2830 I Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 675 Spanish Threes 471
Do. Account 672 50 Home Debt