Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

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THE BATTLE OF
SOLFERINO.

The Moniteur of yesterday morning says that the
battle of the 24th of June will take the name of the
battle of Solferino. Details not yet received.
The Paris correspondent of the Globe says, no
one there believes that the Austrian army can again
Make a stand in the open field.
The Paris Univers says that the officer who com-

Manded the Swiss Papal troops at Perugia, has been

promoted. 15,000 men from Lyons were on Satur-
day ordered to join the Army of Italy, to be followed
by another division next day.
On Sunday, three regiments of Voltigeurs, and
the remaining Zouaves of the Guards, left Paris for
Stitt.

VIENNA, Monday, June 27th.—The Austrian
Correspondenz of this evening contains the follow-
ing :—" The Emperor will soon return to Vienna on
account of important government business."

The Command-in-chief of the army, which is
preparing for a battle, is given to General Hess.
BERNE, Monday, June 27th.—A detachment of
Chasseurs des Alpes, commanded by Major Medici,
has occupied the Pass of Fotale, between the Val
Canonica and the Tyrol.,
PARIS, Monday, June 27.—A message from

Cavriana announces that on the day of battle, the

24th instant, the Emperor was constantly in the
hottest fire. General Larrey, who accompanied the
Emperor, had his horse killed. Two horses of the
escort of the Cente Gardes were also killed. The
dangers which the Emperor ran increased still more
the enthusiasm and daring of our soldiers.

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FRANKFORT, 0.M., July 27th. The Bank Dis-
count has been reduced from 3% per cent., at which
rate it was fixed on the 31st of May last, to 3 per cent.
The Times says the Austrians have most candidly
'dmitted their defeat, and that history scarcely
records a bulletin in which a disaster was more expli-
eitly avowed.

ROME, Saturday, June 25. —Ferrara, Rapenna,
Forlio, Ancona, and other towns have been replaced
Under the authority of the Pope by the intervention
of Pontificial troops. The Pays says the papal
authority has been re-established excepting the
delegation of Bologna, Ferrara, Ripenna, and Forlio.
The same journal adds that this version seems to be
more probable than that received here from Rome.

PARIS, June 26.—The Patrie of this evening says
the Piedmontese army took part in the battle of
Cavriana, under the command of the King. There
44'n as yet no further official details than those
Published yesterday.
PARIS, Sunday Evening.—A supplement to the
kniteur, published this evening, contains a tele-
gram, dated Cavriana, 26th June, 11.30 a.m. The
kistrians, who had crossed the Mincio for the
Purpose of attacking us with their whole body, have
been obliged to abandon their positions, and with-
draw to the left bank of the river Mincio. They
have blown up the bridge of Goita. The loss
Or the enemy has been very moderate, but ours
ranch less. We have taken thirty cannon, more
than a thousand prisoners, and three flags.
general Neill and his corps d'armee have covered
themselves with glory, as well as the whole army.
general Augur has had an arm carried away. The
Sardinian army inflicted great loss on the enemy,
'tiler having contended with great fury against her.
TURIN, 26th.—Prince Napoleon arrived here yes-
terday, and was received with enthusiasm. No
details of the late battle have come yet to hand, nor
114 any bulletin been published. The town is to be
brilliantly illuminated.