The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.

BOURSE, July 24, Two o'clock.--The market is
more animated, but offers prevail. The discount
list comprises 37,500 Three per Cents. and 5,000 f.
Italian Renter. Threes are 68f. 72ic., with a de-
cline of 'lie. ; Italian Fives of 15c., at 49f. 25c.
Credit Mobilier shares have fallen 12f. 50c., at 322 f.
50c. ; Spanish Mobilier 5f., at 220 f. ; Credit Foncier
25f., at 1,370 f. ; Comptoir d'Escompte 20f., at
730 f.; Gas shares 5f., at 1,545 f. ;
and Immobiliere
6f. 25c., at 162 f. 50c. Railway shares are likewise
offered at a loss of about sf.
Three o'clock.—The market has remained dull to
the close, which is as follows :-
41 per Cents 99 75
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 6B 75
Do. end month 6B 72i
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Credit Fonder
Do. end month 1365
RAIL

Bank Shares ......... 3350
Italian L0an......... 49 20
Mexican
end—
exicaninLoonatnh ..... ....... 2
Do. Bonds ......•••
Spanish Threes ...
Rome Debt .........
Deferred ............
For Account.
876 25
Orleans ........................
Northern ................................ 1147 50
..
Lyons and ISlediterr.a.ne.a—n. ........... c'°
Southern ....................... 517 50
Western ..................................
536 25
Eastern .......................................
Bardii?ian. ................................ 77
4, 56 25
Austrian .......................
Lombard ............................... 375
North of Spain ............
SaragosEa .......................
.................................. 73 75

THE CRETAN INSURRECTION.
CONsTANTINOPLE, July 23.
The Ottoman Legation at Athens telegraphed
yesterday to the Porte announcing the evacuation
of the Sphakia district by the insurgents, and its
complete occupation by the Imperial troops. The
whole island is said to have submitted.
A solemn funeral mass was performed here this
morning, accompanied by the firing of minute guns,
for the repose of the soul of the Emperor Maxi-

milian. 1
The following official despatch has been received
from Athens, dated the 22d inst. :
" the Imperial troops completely occupy Sphakia,
and the insurgents have evacuated the district in
disorder. The whole island has
given in its sub-
mission to the Imperial authorities."
The following official despatch has been received
from Omar Pasha, dated Sphakia,
July 18
" Our soldiers, after two fights, have routed the
insurgents, and occupied the heights of Calikratie
and Sfendo, and, after securing possession of those
mountains and the villages of the same name, they
proceeded across the plain of Askifo, where they
effected their junction with the corps which came
' from Apooorou, crossing the dale of (irappi. Tbo

villages of Comitandes and Nipero, the defile situated
between those two villages, the defile and the vil-
lages of Askifo, Prosnero, Alicombos, all the villages
of the Eastern part of Sphakia, and lastly, the
whole district of Sphakia, excepting eight villages
which will easily be reduced, are now in the hands
of the Imperial troops. The only resource left to
the insurgents is to take refuge in the rocky and
narrow valleys of the village of Samaria, where
they can only remain a few days, after which there
will be nothing left to them but submission. The
insurgents who had taken refuge in two caverns at
Paehtanos and Capsodusso submitted to-day to the
number of 250 men and women, amongst whom
were Captain Anagousti Papadaki, a member of the
so-called provisional Government, Captain Manosdi,
and several other chiefs. Their lives and the pro-
perty which they had placed in the caverns have
been and will he religiously respected. Up to the
present 47 barrels of gunpowtl2r and 25 cases of
other ammunition have been discovered there. The
third division have also effected their junction with
the principal corps at Calikratie. The number of
muskets sent to the authorities amounts to 6,000.
The Ferik Ali Beni Pasha has subdued the district
of Kissano. Colonel Mustapha Bey has just cut to
pieces the 400 Hellenic volunteers lately disem-
barked in the island, together with their commander,
Captain Mietto, and two Greek officers. He also
captured 3,000 tins of biscuits, 400 overcoats, and
1,200 rifles."