The Sun.
London, England, 1829-05-29 00:00:00

FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

FRENCH PAPERS.
(Froto the lifessager des Chambres of May 26.)
NEWS COMMUNICATED BY M. EYNARD.
FLORENCE,' MAY 7.----The Greeks have recovered
the greater part of the new territory intended for
them.
The towns of Salona, Vonitzu, Livadia, the
Passage of the Thermopylze, and the castle of Le-
Panto,
!p
are in their possession, and almost the whole
unity
between Arta and Volo is occupied by them.
The troops have conducted themselves with order
11.44 dis6pline, and no act of cruelty has been coin-
:lifted on the Turkish prisoners. The capitulations
-lave been faithfully kept, and the wounded Turks
have been attended by Greek surgeons.
These last events will have most important intlu-
isence ori the future destiny of Greece. As that country
sing to enter the great European family, it was
shoa- a-Y that it should acquire a little esteem, and
the interest in its favour, which had abated,
uld be revived. Military success, and proofs of
unanimity in the inhabitants, could not occur at a
MOre seasonable moment.
president
Maison has officially announced to the
!cadent that the King of France had given orders
to lee 3,000-men in Greece. This is an immense
bte"t%it, and France has nobly accomplished the work
anity. The prolongation of the stay of
.the
reneh troops wills acilitate the internal organization.
The Presidet highly satisfied. Order and re•
gularity are introduced in the several branches of the
tdministration. The chief officers yield to the regu-
diuna of the Government. Harmony revives, and
Treece is rapidly recovering. The departure of the
"eh would have overthrown all these hopes.
MLoaren
N-,uni ca p°
cri
.. stria
was at Napoli on the 29th of
He examines every thing himself. During
last three weeks he has been visiting those parts
01 Greece which have suffered the most, and is going
to continue his tour to the towns of Messenia. He
writes--g The affairs of this country arc now going
441,,14 ;veil as possible, and, with the blessing of
Congress
7, shell
will soon go on better. The national
will assemble at the end of the month."
(The remainder of this letter states the improved
l_lPPearance of the country since cultivation has been
'attained • and concludes with a hope that the 100,000
Christians in the island of Candia, who have escaped
the
massacre of their brethren, will make part of the aew state.)

(Prom the Gazette de France of May 27.)
b ?ARM, MAY 26. The reigning Duke of Olden-
urgh, who was at \'isbaden for the benefit of the
*raters, died there suddenly in the night of the 20th,
popleetie stroke.
The Moniteur of to-day contains a Royal Ordi-
rice, • •
permitting Rear-Admiral Jacob, 'Maritime
,Thre,fect at Toulon, to retire on account of ill health,
tinlointing Admiral de Rigny to succeed him.
•14 'alnjesty has conferred on Admiral Jacob the
title Of Count ; anti as the services of M. de Rigny
eZr •-necessary in the Levant, the functions of
aritime Prefect will be performed for the present
by the Major-General.
FUNDS.—•PARIS, MAY 26.—Five per Cents.
,„7f• 85e. 95c. 90c. ; Three per Cents. 79f. 35c. 45c.
r-s°. ; Bank Stock, 1,875 f. ; Naples Stork, 87f. • Royal.
P4nish Loan, 78if.HaytianLoan 355f.—Exchange on
Loam
" (money,)'5f 45e •
thee', tme month, paper, 25f. 50c. ; • • ,
tou months,
nape. er,) 25f. 35c. ; money, 25f. 30c—
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