The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-07 00:00:00

THE SUN,

LATEST NEWS.

MARSEILLES, MAY 5.

The Presse d'Orient says that the Porte persists
in its resolution not to allow the treaties to be sub-
mitted to the Greek tribunals, but that it does not
threaten Greece with any rupture, even a commer-
cial one.

Letters from Persia, of April 3, state that 30,000
rsians had beaten the Turcomans, and were
laying siege to their capital. The English envoys
were expected.

VIENNA, MAY 5.

The Turkish frigate Feizi-Bahri, with Fuad
Pacha on board, arrived at Trieste yesterday. He
is expected at Vienna to-day, on his way to Paris,
to take part in the Conferences.

FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.

The Moniteur, in its official columns, publishes
a long list of new appointments in virtue of the
recent measure of Gen. Espinasse, Minister of the
Interior. Mesa new appointments include seven
secretaries-general of prefecture, 19 vice-prefects,
and 32 members of the Council of Prefecture.

The Emperor yesterday presided aver a Council
of Ministers at the Tuileries. Priace Jerome was
present at it.
" The idea is still said to prevail," says the Tou-
lonnais, " of placing Prince Napoleon at the head
of the French Mediterranean colony, only with-
out the title of viceroy, as was at first stated.
He will be named Governor-General, Lieute-
nant of the Emperor. His Majesty has ap-
pointed a commission, composed, it is said,
of two Councillors of State, of General de Salles
and of M. Chaix-d'Est-Ange, Procureur-General
at the Imperial Court of Paris, charged to draw up
a decree on the subject. The object of Prince
Napoleon, in proceeding to Algiers in quality of
lieutenant of the Emperor will be to impart in-
creased activity to agriculture, to give an impetus
to railway works, and to direct toward Algeria the
tide of emigration which has been for some years
running towards America, Rio Janeiro, and
Texas." _

The following is the text of the bill on the illegal
assumption of titles, as adopted by the committee
of the Legislative Body and the Council of State :

"Art. 250 of the Penal Code is modified as follows :
Any person who shall publicly wear a costume, uni-
form, or decoration to which he has no right, shall be
punished by imprisonment of from six months to two
years. Any one who without right, and with the view
of attributing to himself an honorary distinction, shall
publicly assume a title, or shall change, alter, er modify
the name assigned to him in the public registers, shall be
fined from 500 fr. to 10,000 fr. The tribunal shall order
mention of the judgment to be made in the margin of
the deeds or registers in which the title shall have been
unduly taken or the name have been altered. In all
the cases provided for by the present article, the tribu-
nal can order, at the expense of the condemned, the in-
sertion of either the whole or part of the judgment in
such journals as it may designate."'
Three printers were yesterday tried before the
Tribunal of Correctional Police for contraventions
against the law. M. Chaix was condemned by
default to 1,000 f., for having omitted to deposit a
copy of a number of the journal Eclairage au Gaz ;
M. Aubusson, to 2,000 f. fine for not having depo-
sited numbers of the Moniteur des Voyages and
Itlustracion Hispana el Americana ; and M.
Langlet to 2,000 f., for omitting the deposit before
printing off a bolero entitled Zarah.
The official account of the masses celebrated at
the Tuileries, the Invalides, &c., in commemora-
tion of the death of Napoleon 1., appeals in the
Moniteur.

BOURSE, May 6.—The following were the
closing quotations :

per Cents

Credit Foncier

Belgian 44
Piedmontese (5)
Roman 9l
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
-FOR CASH.

Midi
Wostern 6lO
Strasburg
Grand Central
Sardinian
Austrian

SPAIN.