SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHS.

Lyttelton Times, Volume XIII, Issue 753, 25 January 1860, Page 3

SUBMARINE TELEGRAPHS.

; Paris, Thursday.—Garibaldi.has sent inhisre-f ;signation as one of the Generals .of the army, of, iCentral Italy. The King of Sardinia has accepted |it, and has named him a Lieutenant-Geiieral in his. own army. -,' -, •/ .- ■ , „,.,:■ :'. ... . r .' „ ; Paris Bourse, Thursday, 7 p.m.—Business on the ;Bourse extremely dull.hut prices show no material Rentes opened at 69 francs 80 cents. !.; '. /TURKEY. .-.. -,- -!;.■■:■■: V-..-..-' Marseilles, Thursday.—Advices have been received from Constantinople to the 9th instant. The Min-' iisters Faod Pacha and Risea Pacha remain definitely In; office. All the Ministers have now acquiesced in-. the reform measures of the new Crand Vizier. The itax on the fund holders is approved of by the European holders of stock, who hope that'; their" property will by that means be recognised and re-! spected by Government. The proposed- financial' reorganisation, and the contemplated reforms,:;havejalready tended to raise the price of Government securities, and lowered the rate of exchange. A decree has been published, in which the luxury and the corruption of the women is censured, and iwherein certain changes regarding their costume are ordered.. : It is asserted that Vely Pachft is to b_ ' appointed Ambassador at Pari?. The sentence of > ■death'and'penal servitude in the Vacues,. recorded against those concerned in the conspiracy, have been ' commuted into imprisonment, in certain state fortresses. .■ ,••:■'■■■■:..■ .w :-■-■ .1 Trieste, Thursday, 17.—The Austrian Lloyd's : steamer Calcutta' brings advices I from Constanti-; nople to the 12th. A Ministerial Committee has been*: appointed and taken into consideration administrative reform in the State. ' i The war ships Saeppia arid Schumla have been broken up. The' Official Gazette' declares thati thes Porte has by no means put a definite veto upon th. ' carrying out of the Suez canal. The whole of the 'troops : quartered here have their pay, "; Several decrees for the regulations of tithes and leases have been published. : Sentences have been passed oh those concerned in the late conspiracy—five to death, thirteen to penal' servitude for life, eight to seven years'.imprisoriment^ with hard labour, nine to imprisonment of short > duration, and six have been acquitted. The Sultan has commuted the sentence of death. A Government steamer, having on board prisoners of State, has left for Linnas, Myteline. ;j ' The telegraph bet ween Smyrna and Constantinople has reduced its tariff of charges. Arrivals of ; Circassian emigrants continue to take place; 700 have been sent to the Island of Rhodes. ; - " ■/'■' :i The editor of the ' Press d'Orient' has received permission to publish again that paper, but under certain conditions. .The screw gunboat Intrepid,/ returning from Smyrna,. ha\ing on board Sir Henry Bulwcr, ran ashore near Mytelene. ■ CORFU."';'./'.'1' 7 :;77"7; , Saturday.— Via Trieste.—A committed has V*n " appointed to draw up laws for the Academy of Sciences. .-; united 'states, <j.: .;:_;;.-';; ;■';.; ; Tlie intelligence received ft'bm ihe.United State9,i respecting the San Juan aflhiris not satisfactory.;; The President is said to have answered, Lord, Jolnv ', Russell's dispatch in a tone which.lt is saidi impliei.-,' thbdeternduation,of .America to assert, her, right to f the -island;, i Some ,of th© American,papers jSpeak of 7 hostilities as 1 bdu^niiaivbidiiblei but in "ihe absence * of any information from our own Government, it,i» idle to Uazayd specuhuioq,