Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

LATEST TELEGRAMS.

'll-E WAR IN ITALY.
tilß, ju WAR OPERATIONS.
'ofen, (via France.)—Several French
.11 ;ineers have arrived at Intra, and are
fll disposable vessels for the Lago
64)9 :,,,-;-the purpose of crossing the lake

tr GARIBALDITS POSITION. '
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a of
veno General Garibaldi occupy
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SPECIAL MISSION.
ache - Antoine, charged with. a special
aW -ourta .of France and End,. had an
Jener C
day at Faris; with Count glan Walewski.

•
TRE FRENCH FUNDS.
1137
t tille 3.-12.27 a.m.—The Bourse opens
alteration since Wednesday. Rentes 62

62A rise of has taken places in Rentes,
62 85.

to —A further improvement has taken place,
Imarse closed animated and firm ; 63 for
462 95 for account, being a rise of nearly
,1_

0110,
6 appeared in our extra edition of

gehr,":eB has received the following official

itokt
'thilarsday.—General D'Urban, who ar-
4tiee Ice Ist, at Varese, without meeting
'qiim!„klas levied war contributions on the city,
Itt Ted the legal authorities.
ea'sfasridaY.—The Austrians have withdrawn
Berrl bank of the Po, and have abandoned
eni and the neighbouring, country. Gari-
k 'eed Como yesterday evening, at el-

T`
(mirsalN

fro —This' morning the Austrians
•
tea ' -
after aII 'Bobbin towards the F
mrench
eme outposts,
e short fight. This ovntt was
sneeal
_the retreat_ -of the Austrians, who
iobbio, carrying with them
Garibaldi has surprised and
at Varese, and the town is

1:4,.
v'soto e acuate.
th 0e Wounded.
Ne Austrians •
t,„°,1t1:10 enemy

44;;Teror of the. French has given orders for
luetion of -sixty flat-bottomed boats, for
of landing troops .on an enemy's coast from
0114;r• wen ty-t w o additional battalions of
are to be organiSed on the plan of
;111.1,;`,khasseurs of Vincennes.
`ge.); Tuesday Evening.—The Times correspon-
'laaPhs that during the morning the remains
4). were carried with great ceremony and
to), B.Play from the Palace to the church, and
Interred on Wednesday. Naples tranquil ;

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FRANCE.

"arsday Evening.—We learn that the
given -orders for the construction of
tger ,omed boats, twenty of which are .to be
Fed size than any yet built. They are to be
Of landing troops on an enemy's• coast from
forw to
lal' ; and are' intended (so it .is said, at
ions nr the Adriatic. Twenty-two additional
foot Chasseurs are to be organsied on
1), At.
the
original Chasseurs de Vincennes.
oa ,'.4,9;1ie rumour afloat that Montebello and
44.11 Iliad been retaken by the Austrians ; of
Can say nothing. A private letter from
had uated the 29th of April, states that Feruk
t been appointed Minister of the Interior,
he title of confidential adviser of the
Pr, iIC retains the titles of Minister ',of ,
Za I.Tleo 'Royal and Marshal of the Palace
pie .I
.
itsseia 'Khan, Ambassador .to Constan-
,'ol;4l4ont,d Hassan Ali-Khan, Ambassador to
4110. , the Tuileries, have arrived at Erzeroum.
„,tell, Government had placed a steamer at
rs• The internal condition of the Persian
01i54 41, being considerably ,improved under the
'5141°1 Per Khan. The Shah had gone with
IWo Le' Collin, where he proposes to remain
4ti,e,nonths to examine the improvements
iinntech the Persian military organisation
French
officers sent from Paris for that
1‘
~‘.,li_rza-Melkoun Khan, late First
41) . ,0?[ FOrClp. Affairs at Teheran, has
)r Persian Ambassador to the
,St. Petersburgh. This is the first Roman
elevated to so high a position in the
. Baoud Khan, Persian Minister at
Illibas a Roman Catholic, but he is not
the -'stlor. Letters from Ispahan announce
44ittat4Tismatid Armenians .in that town had
kotie a Roman Catholic priest., His colleague
tr Teheran to demand justice through the
refit ai-g,atiOU. Baron Fiction is using all his
00 11 feheran to obtain 'permission from the
~?1.611-aSe ground on which to build a Roman
`4l; ;11,,pe1, of which there is great want in that
'all What may be regarded as a remarkable
't)htti. ° other Christian communities have offered
blite to the building.

k 1 'Fire.
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r~E STATE PIEDMONT
irifir„may •31.—There was a good deal of excite.
thereli'n,y,.esterday evening.:.
.It became known
;:ather
vau peen some figliting near Vercelli, anc
,a(me fact was improved by the. coffee
fiairBlll 4'engers with their usual industry
title, there had been a general attack all alon
and, as a natural consequenes,

OF

°f—a. I^rea
- the Austrians. Others ee
k,'etirnontese, commandpd. by the King, hex,
ed ban Austrian force, wlit;t4e numbers were not
`tta .141. t of course much superior, and had totally
4q, Ill.'. The Emperor of the French; it 'was
ad wished tO 'send up 25,000 men to the
°f his ally, 'but had. been prevented. doing
, --se that' the work was done. After a
111 -,411111,15er of tales had been circulated, the
Vigtitly bulletin appeared to- calm, with
.its
be'„eNitY, the general effervescence. The Sesia
b:11 Passed, the enemy, fortified at Palestro;
4114, driven thence by the Piedmontese, corn-
,„" by the 'Kink in person ; many prisoners had
leracle. This was all that the authorities ouch-
GQ
_ us, and, perhaps, it was nearly all they knew. .

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