The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-22 00:00:00

L &TEST NEWS.

AM ERICA.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVE RPOOL, THURSDAY MORNING.

The City of Baltimore, which was to leave Hali-
iax on the 10th inst., passed Queenstown at nine

p.m. yesterday.

MARSEILLES, JULY 21.

The packet from Egypt, which arrived last
night, brought as passengers—M. Sabathier, the
French Consul-General at Alexandria; M. Ecnerat,
and Mlle. Eveillard. The disturbances in Syria
are on the increase. It is positively stated that a
part of the Libanus, comprising even Latakia and
the town of Tripoli, in Syria, are in a state of revolt.
Ismail Bay is said to have been mortally wounded.
The Emir has applied for assistance. The pil-
laging Arabs, who had invaded the Libanus,
have been repulsed. The epidemic disease at
Bengazi is diminishing.

FRANCE.
PARIS, WEDNESDAY.

The Journal du Havre says :—" Despatches
from Captain de Laronciere sLe Nourry, com-
mandant of the French naval station off New-
foundland, announce that, after several interviews
with the members of the Legislative Body of the
colony, he had succeeded in establishing the basis
of a new treaty relative to the fisheries, and of such
a nature as to give satisfaction to all the interests
concerned. This result is considered the more im-
portant that the first convention agreed to had
been rejected by the British Government, in con-
sequence of its not having received the approbation
of the Colonial Legislature."
BOURSE, July U.—The market again became
rather heavy to the close, when the following were
the quotations :

4i per Cents ...... ... 95 70 Credit Fonder
Do. end month - -- Belgian 41
3 per Cent. ..... ... 63 30 Piedmontese (5)
Do. end month 6B 35 Roman 9oi
Bank Shares .

Credit Mobilier 617 50
Do. Account 613 75
RAILWAYS.

Spanish Threes
Llome Debt
- FOR CASH. _

Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 755
Lyon and Alediteran 755
New Ditto
Geneva

Midi
Western 592:
Eastern
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

TURKEY.
We have received Constantinople journals and
letters to the 10th, via Trieste, but they coat tin but
little news of interest beyond what we have already
published by telegraph. Samy Pacha, the new
Governor of Candta, left the Turkish capital the
preceding day for his post. The Sultan bad during
the few days before given several audiences to dif-
ferent distinguished personages, and among them to
Ferruck Khan and M. de Wildenbruck, the Prus-
sian Minister, this latter waiting on his Majesty to
thank him for a sabre of honour which he had sent
to him. Mr. Alison, formerly Charge d'Affaires for
England, alio had a private audience of the Sultan,
which was esteemed a special favour, as Cnarges
d'Affaires in general do not appear before his Ma-
jesty. Sir H. Bulwer had paid his visits to the
va. ions Ministers, and was to have his audience of
the Sultan in a day or two. It was thought that
the arrival of the Etiglith Ambassador would con-
si !erably accelerate the arrangement of the ques-
tion of Montenegro.
The Journal de Constantinople publishes a letter
from Rhodes, of the le, which says r— •
" A Greek girl, 15 years of age, residing in the
village of Maritza, was, a short time ago, met by
three Turks, as she was walking near that place,
and carried off to the mountain, where she was
subjected to the most brutal treatment. The ac-
count of this attack having reached the ears of the
goy ern,,r, he sent out a detachment of G..ndarmerie
to wrest the ruffians. They were taken, anti being
tried were condemned to one year's bard labour in
irons, and to pay a 11,,avy fine to the victim. The
Paella on his p irt gave her a sum of money. The
account of the trial has been sent off to Constanti-
nople for confirmation, and in the meantime the
three Turks are to be seen in irons."