Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-03 00:00:00

THE WAR IN ITALY.

tottPARIS, Thursday.—The Moniteur of this morning
Ty,4lns the following telegrams :
thiaultlN, Wednesday Evening.—At seven o'clock
tl6hlllorning General Niel entered Novara after a
ItEoit encounter with the Austrian outposts. The
'e Valteline is in insurrection..
her:ltts, Thursday.—Signor Antonini has arrived
Pre,- „lern Naples, for the purpose of notifying to the
the Government the accession of Francis 11. to
'4l7,ne
,u of Naples. It is asserted he will also go
11Q0n and Brussels for the purpose of making a
Tbltr announcement at the Courts of those cities.
ve aroniteur also publishes officially the notifica-
of the blockade of Venice.
ttior,l/;11IN, Wednesday. —At seven o'clock this
the Austrian
General Niel entered Novaro, attacking
t qliustrian outposts, which, after a short encounter,
et to flight precipitately. The Emperor arrived
o'eloek in the evening, amid the acclamations
e people. The Austrians have endeavoured to
opZI the Po at Bassigno, but the inhabitants
4Csed their passage, firing upon and destroying an
kitri„ati barque. The Valteline is in insurrection,
town of Sandrio has proclaimed Victor
t 4te LAN, May 30th.—An official proclamation has
44110 Published against agitators and the dissemi-
Ar..rs of disquieting reports.
ttici-isTICE; May 30th.—The Podesta Marcello has
red his resignation.

FRANCE.
15A,
Br4„' Is, Wednesday Evening.—The London
fromtele-
Berne, dated Monday (but significantly
144'4 as " coming through Germany "), could have
no dupes but willing ones as to a " defeat and
kr,,t Of Garibaldi on Sunday." The same date from
tte,;te, "through France," gives quite an opposite
ktiotint, and on Tuesday no such defeat or flight was
,lil in Switzerland. His force is now swelled
and he holds all the roads converging on
tli• Bets made on that telegram have been paid
otte gobemouches it took in.
110 Perations for an attack on a grand scale are
GI 1", to have begun at three o'clock in the morning
Vesterday, along the centre and right wing iof
at allies, the success of King Victor's advance
e left on Palestro, being the first instalment
on 44. general battle. The King past last night
flovi4e field he won, at the hamlet of Torrione.
ke,,ernment is known to have got fragmentary
tiejlints, but until the whole can be embodied in a
'ivisilre announcement, nothing is divulged. I
"° that telegrams for London, of fractional news,
ht,ve been refused transmission from Paris. The
hi:tegie delay, which has been noticed with surprise,
eitv Itrisen not merely from the want of sufficient
ttlry, but from the neglect of Marshal Vaillant
%jarward, three weeks ago, from Vincennes, a
gain convoy of rifled guns, while he had misled
to,,,,:iilmperor into belief of their having been
Vvarded. To mark his sense of this neglect in the
11:44; 'Minister, Napoleon instantly put Marshal
the Auen in his place, and ordered him off the field
vt4B`4'Y before his own departure from Paris. It
Or b,Young Jerome that discovered the laches
1/41 millant, and told the Emperor he ought to
SiP„lirt-martialled and,, shot ; but his Majesty
there were some working elements of victory
17 in face of the foe, though he might not do
r. '°llle duties of Carnot l'organisateur de la
teteire
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