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Movements and Incidents.

The London Tfwes says Our correspondence OF
the 18th from the army OF Charles Albert states thst
hesdouarters had returned 20 Yalego. The army had
returned 10 iis former position. and much uncertainty
prevailed AS to its future operations The Austrans IN
the Vcnetsn territory hSvo been strongly reinforced
The Austrans have entered Psdua In triumph.
The PtHfidae Nars0 OF Milan OF the 10Th, publishes
On official bulletin announcing. from the RocCs AnO.
that the Austraus had abandoned the positions OF the
Csro snd those OF Osrzo and store on the 18Th, snd
retired 10 Trene where IL was said insurrection
had broken out Later accounts add that Padus had
capitulated. and that Pope hsd retired TO Ferrsra
The Government Of Lonbardv has sent Comms-
soners to the headquarters OF the Neapotan troops 70
persuade them 20 oin their brethren in the OF indie
nendence They published a manifesto on the 18th,
IRON R0vgo addressed to the Nespotans concentrated
II Cento under the orders OF Klein inviting them 10 re-
fuse obedience that leader and 10 return to their ODE
dicnce 70 Gen. Pope
The PiedmoaiesS Gd;sne OF the 18th announces official
" the occupation OF the important position OF Corona
hy the Duke OF Genoa after short engagement
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INDIA AND CHINA.


We have received by extraordinary express from
Nsrseies our dsratches IN anticipation OF the overland
Bombay mail { the l2th u.t
The Governor Of MOultan had Tor some uue oeen
consi tered % be d.safected toward the sikh rule tie
VA. desired % ete MS accounts and TO pay up the Ar
resrs This order he having paid vlst 70 Lahore.
conrrved BY ntrgues % battle. successor VS. named
% take his place and two young oiicefs-vif Mr an
A-nev Of the Bengal Civil Service and Lieut. Ander
son OF the Bombay Fusiieers-sccompanied the newly
appointed Governor Kahn singh 20 Noutan They .@it
Lahore on the 5th OF April and reached their de,tnt
ton on the 18th OF that month. Iney were wei Ie-
cetved by the Old Governor Dewan. Moolrsf, wlo
showed them The fort A quarrel however, was
picked with some OF their followers, and both tne
EngIshmen were wounded. seeing them-elFes ABOUT
TO be uassacred By trcachery. they retreated WITH
Khan singh AMI their escort small fort outside the
walled town of M0ultan where for twenty four hours
they considered them elves protected, but the troops
from Moultan hat, ned 10 attack me iort Lieut. An
derson being severely wounded, was unable 70 rise
from his bed Mr Vans Agnew shook hands with him,
and babe him eternal adieu. lie then prepared TO
defend himself but bis pistols had been tempered with
and the crowd Of soldiers with which bis escort had
"frstenzed entered the room be drew bis sword and
cut down the first sssiint but be was instantly shot
and biz body ike that Of bis companion Lieut. Ander
and that o their spOtnecary. Mr. NISnson hacked
20 pieces and treated with every ndignuy. Inc new
Governor. Khan singh was wounded and made pris
0uer Jv the troops OF MOuitHu-
Moultan was taken by Rmjse singh in l-ls, after
severe struggle 10 has long been remarkable a. an
emporium Of merchandise, ana u now tue tnfd cry OF
the kingdom.
In other parts OF India, peace prevails. Dude u,
however disturbed and may be- required 70 be managed
by the British authorities
Intelligence from China, dated May 81 has been re.
ceived Il that M Consul Alcock had succeeded
the coercve measures he mad adopted and obtained
satisfaction from the Chinese authorities AZ Shanghai
Tor the outrage on the English missionaries The cul'
prts ten in number, are % wear the cangue Tor one
month 40 spot where the offence occurred as warn
inz % the multitude aud when the time expires they
VII be beaten and b. thus disposed ot Perfect trn-
qllllfy prevailed throughout China.
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Rread-tun-.

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Horrible slaughter and Cruelty.

A letter from Vienna OF the l1th says The news
from Prague j. melancholy IA the extreme. To-day we
hear the insurgents continued ~ hold ont with urhnch
ins obstnacy. Prince Wndischgratz had commenced
bOmbarding the town. al tue inhabitants willing 20
leave Prague having been allowed 70 withdraw. The
details received concerning tue resurrection are appa
ing the hdeous acts OF strocify have been com
mitted Murder snd pllage regned Ia the city aud
the German inhabitants who a. the risk Of their lives
mad escaped into the country robbed by the bands
Of msrsuders inicstng the ueighoorhood.
Another account ssys; " ! he scenes Of horror are
frghtiul in the extreme statorer az the name OF
William Weiss, who. Ia bis capacity oi National Guard
hsd slain two students was crucncd on bis Own door
and bic house demolished. II Prince Wndischgrat
had been captured .t was resolved 90 cot Oh bis head
and suck the highest pinnacle OF the tower % The
Town Hal. The Prince with very polite message
escort OF cavalry % accompany the members Of
the Sclsyonic Diet ia safety 90 the gates of Prague
Faster. of the leaders OF the SwoTnost faction
met his 3ealh in singular manner. Dressed IN the
OF Czechish duke he stood of the bar
ncsdes surrounded BY body OF smszons and follow.
On tie advance Of Tue line With fixed bsyonets Ms
courage failed him. and be about % which
Of his friends pcrceiying coolly passed bis rapier
through his body The barricsde however. was finally
abandoned Nearly whole company OF the regiment
Wellington cut o pieces here. The latest accounts
from Prsga afscrine the STAKE o the city terrible
The cannon were still playing upon the CITY from toe
- LOrenzt n1erg and WIschersd. the lrsuenstrs-sc
30 flames. whole streets were in ruins TIE son u
Prince Nndlschgrstz died of biz wounds on the ldin.
The fury of the Czcch- knew % bounds They clf OF
the noses. snt lips q s. the soldiers tna, fell into
their hsnos. No quarter was asked. and none gwen.
Zach man fOug hi i0f Die deatn.
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ROME
The Roman Parliament.

The Epoca Of the 9th inst contains account Of the
Roman Parliament Oh the preceding Gay. The two
Councils under the presidency of Monsignor Mara
rel ss.-ted by the NiceProsidents Prince Odescal-
chi and Count Pasoh assembled ~ A NJ aud went In
procession o. the palace OF The Chsncelorship where
the situgs 70 b. held session was opened by
speech made by Cardinal Aluen. IN the name OF The
Pope stating that Is Holiness reioiced II having sue
c-edcd 10 introducing into the States the political
forms demanded by the tunes that the attention OF the
egi. alive assemblies would be directed 10 the state OF
the laws and administration OF the pspa territory ana
the difficulties u the excheQuer; and that the Laws
promised by the fundamental statute would Likewise
b. presented
Coar1lporaEfo oi The 18th states that IN Il stating
Oi the l.rh the Chamber OF Deputies A. Rome elected
the Professor Seren as iis President and 10 the
sitting OF the Upper Chamber the 9ib NJ Marchetrl
tie Minister OF Foreign A1sigs, read the programme
which NJ Msuismi had previously read Ia tue Deputies
mn lhe Marquis GuiccOL. Professors Narducci and
P1ilch AMI " Psniiul were n the sitting
tIsrfea -f,arqtari.ss
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sfisrellaueous.

NJ Edward Evans in reply expressed on behalf Of the
Committee Of toe Protestant Repeal Association their
sr.nesioa for the address from their Roman Catholic
feIo~cou ntrymen and their fun coincidence Ia the As
sarances contained in IL Snd Ia the honor and true
patriotism OF their fcllowcountymen OF that pcrsus.
sion
On Wednesday the 18th the inhabitants Of Css,ioo,
way Illuminated several hills IN that vicinity. u testify
their satisfaction on learning that rather Kenyon had
been reins;ated 10 his former clerical position
An order has been received from the Lords Of the
Tressery BY the Board Of Works. directing that al
puoiic works IN Ireland be Immediately put stop to
Limerick Chronicle.
Robert Holmes. the veteran patriot hiss seui in his
resignation ~ bcnchcr n consequence CT the exec.
non OF TIA, body OF Dc Gray and Nj Dune on account
o. their political opinions.
Prom eight 70 million tons OF potatoes are expect.
10 BE- grown in Ireland this year.
The Irish correspondent OF the NerfAers Star writes
thus on the state OF opinion In this country The
rarsl peassnry arc thirstiDg for vengeance and,
matter how confident the Wigs may feel the people
are srming-nay in mos; cases they are srmed-those
not having the procure rides or muskets being
provided with pixies swords bayonets and other more
rade OCT less destructive weapons They arr msd
fcg With al their influence. the Roman Catholic
Clergy cannot subdge the Wild ebcl Hons are which
barns froG shore 20 shore NJ tbs moment The pco
pic only want leader and the call and million men
would Dc up IN forty cighf hours
Tue Li~si.s R'peyss speaks thus Of the dry Of
lriikmen: Whether there &c smag 0msrion or not
the ddy Of every mSn 10 matter 10 what section OF
kclccrs be belongs, Is 20 prepare and II possible %
snroi himself IN some elab. The day VIII come when
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Mnr in -eryia.

letter from resfh OF one Ilfh states that ,he ser
vans 10 t5o Negssr1 sad the Great hEints hsge rec
voted end frit -l SeTTans have entered me Hlnss-
s..fl-g rriv ol -e~r.ars has joined them They nsl
s1rsnee8Hy Semln ro I-fsi and burned some steam
e-. 1lirsi0a % the garrison OF Pet-rswlrld had
j. was ssd attacked the servans end nfed grape -loi
On them The Archbishop 81 the Greek Church o.
CsrIovitz had called on ire Wslischians OF 1rsnsyva-
MA 20 revolt against the Hunga-ians Pansavc agl-
tstor has been arrested snd bic revelations compro
mised some hi-h personages.
letter from Festn, Of the liia says bAnn't i de-
c--ed Ia state of var 10000 SclzvOnisn. and others
are advancing they have taken lel where they have
found eight pieces OF cannon ihe town declared IN
their favor j Is said ihA, they have disarmed nun
-srau battalion. Troops being directed against
f.a In.ur.arf.-
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RUSSIA.
Anrlil.r NInNrnIe MI.

sdviccs t-ou the Danube announce thst Russian
srnv o. thirty thousand -u had entered Wsllschh lt
asserted ma; r-e Emperor Nicholas cortemq ares en-
fsncrs,n- al The peasants n fhe dominon- from per-
sorsl .ervl-ud. Poland. although invested With tvo
hundred thousand troops Is cause of much unts-nes.
20 he Fmoeror who Is SAID On spend whole days ara
-hts watchn. fhe te.egraphs n1F .''1lshed ID l'f
A. Warsaw sud TIE frontiers 0. Prussia
d. the Breslsu ourna Of the 6.h instant u Is stated
thar me whole Bstc sea j covered vh Russian men
of sar. Ire whole western frontier % the Russian
empire bri.fes with bayOrets. The troops advance
for9ari from Littusuis sni Noihyuls by forced
marches The chief force OF the Emperor Ncholas
stands aresdy on the river Puth resdy a. any moment
% march into Moliavia and OF course IN Wallachis
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AUSTRIA.
The Rcrolnnennt Prngne.

The Lepsc G1-f9s of tle 18Th save tnft inf 4sence
was received a. Lepsic az rot so IrsF1e on iht pre-
vious DAY in consequ eace Of Prince Nr1-ichs r-'z-
the commander o. '.e troops refusing o. give canioA
and ammunition % The students. x sppesfs tal lle
Czech party hsd got up denomination 90 IN I'm
and that crowds hsd assembled IN Consequence 70 ~
ten 10 some u5ammsory speeches from the leaders Oh
the party. The result Intended lne ptop.e'
bec6ning excited about midday assembled before tue
house Of the commandment o. give him cnarlyaIL i
BODY Of srenadiers who were concealed ~itnin me
place came forth and the crowd having oren u'e-sy
st,-,-noued 10 di-uer-e low. ensued which led ur
rnael7 70 general aght and the raising osrncade. on
tse psrt OF the people The command-nt Prince VIII
Hschgrsiz caused me alarm % be beaten, End aTe t
four O'clock 10 the people o. take down The barrca es
The rllnult however. increased every minute. and
frsh barricades were made 4 mass OF people ara X
cd the house of Prince WIND schEratz aud The princes
ber.elf vas wounded u the head The prince ordered
heavy guns % be- brought out ana strong cannonade
took place which lasted from five tl ten On the aiter
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Army General order.
WAR DEPARTMENr. ADJUrANT GENERAL OFFICE
MAHINGroN. Julg ! LIS

WAR DEPAETMENr. ADJCrANT GENEEALs OFFICE,
WARRINGTON July T. ITS.
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 30--Pursuant b law.
the President directs that the General Officers appoint
ed under the first section OF the Of March isi7
the General star Officers provided Tor the organize.
Of the volunteer forces brought into the service OF
the United States under the scts Of Congress approved
June l. 1886 and June 26 ls40 and the additional Pay
masters appointed under the ACT 0f july 3 -5-, be
honoraby discharged the service Of the United states
from and after the 2Oth day OF July. l-4-
And the President farther directs that the General
stat and Rexmental Oicers ,v0lunfeer service who
may be absent from their commands and such officers
belonging % the additional military force raised
under The act ri February NJ, l-ll may not De- pre-
sent with their respective relmelts Dsftsious. or
companies a. the places az rendezvous Indicated IN
'' G0loli Orfcrs No - ~ June Z paragraph To- and
" Gstcrai Oriers" No 80 q July 8. be Considered
discharged the service 0f the United states the said
9th OF July 80 with the exceptions herein mentioned
% Wit: The MAJOR General charged with the Withdraw
al OF the troops from MexcO the Brigadier General
and the 0hcers OF the Quarfermaster's COmms-ary's
snd Medical departments volunteer seryicel and al.
dltona' Psymssters n0R 10 New Mexico and California
or employed At principal depots who are unsvoidsbly
continued in service until they be- duly notified Of
their discharge The chiefs Of stat viii report for the
Information Of the Secretary OF War the u such
officers cannot be- discharged the 10Th July.
By order Of the Secretary of War
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storm nj Berlin.

The CRY Of Berlin visited 5y violent storm on
the l3lh met which Was perhaps more violent m the
euvlrous than n The city itself For hour DO was
tracts oi garden ground the produce i ruined and the
cherry harvest neary snuihiaicd the hNstones car
ul every KIND Of tender vegetation, and the neds Of
corn are beaten Hat Ar P0tsdam there sad loss
of life % being holiday. anumber OF pleasure boats
we're sailing on the wafer called The Havel the hurr
cane came - suddenly that several were blown com
p'eteiy over. and many persors were drowned-the
number not sscertsned mill the property OF the
Prince OF Prussia in the vicinity struck by light
nlng and burnt down the Prince himself being spec
tstof Of the coudsgrston Two-louses in the city were
also struck but without much damage. some % the
streets were knee deep with water ID channels svns
clok1d. There hss been such tenpest herr ln the
ola
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R JONES. Adh Gen.

Army ORDERs.-We understand that orders
were received 10 town yesterday. by which the com.
manf 0 tie Western Division Of the e a. znef
20 Msjor Gen. Taylor and that Of the First Depart
ment of the Division o. Brsset Brig. Gen. Brooke
Gen Taylor vii make bis headquarters At Baton
Rouge, or such other point be may select While
Gen Brookes hesdqlsriers will continue a. present
in this city y O. Picayune, June 30
RErCRy o. N0LUNTEERs-Cinci July
The steamer Ts goni EFT Yesterday bound IN with
and the steamer john Hancock with the MARYLAND rer
meut under The command Of Cha. Hammond and tbe
hrst detachment Of Col Wynkoops regiment Of
Pittsburgh.
The MEssAoE-C0rno'loa In copying the
President message an error Occ rred In single word
By substituting annual for guarferlg The President
states the awarded - our claimant. under the
Mexican commission ~ g or l39 B. which sum ia
taken from the awards h'e in the STATE Department
and Is perfectly correct lie add This sum wa
psYsbe IN Weny equal annual Install enis A. oo1f
whereas Z Is truly stated by the preddent as qaar'oy
iuni0n.
M0RE AySEXArI0S.--Sr. Jose +. CarreDo
gentleman sho has occupied high post formerly 40
der me Mexican domination yesterday took the oath OF
allegiance % the United States and has become cid
zen Of our glorious Republic We learn that i Is his
Intention % Start paper here the interests Of which
are 70 Be devoted % the PRONUNCIATION Of the republican
IDEAS Of our country among those Who VIII be the pon
u the Republic Of Madre. lie come. armed
with letters Of Introduction from Gen shield. and other
distinguished persons We heartily hope that he nav
succeed In ais contemplated project ~ o. Delta 3oth
GES. TAYLOR rs NEw-ORLEANs-The Nsr.
Or'scas Nsrcuy 81 the 30th says Gen TAYLOR ar.
nvef this morning and Is stopping AZ the So Charles
lie looks IS strong old war horse
- \ letter in the Baliimors SRA saws General
Cashias on Thursday resigned his commission to the
President
-" Gen. Scorr srrived 1t Elizabethtown on
SATURDAY.
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NORTH ITALY.
The Capture OF KiVoII'

During the night Of the oh inst the position Of hvoli
which me Piedmontese appear 70 have been preparing
10 attack was abandoned by the Austsns who retired
10 the I'm bank Of e Acge and the bridge was broken
down.
The PaduOatess Ga-,ffs " June l6 says Thirty
thousand Piedmontese are stationed ~ b'oh whence
lie fort OF Verona NAV be- cannonaded IN Of re-
si.tsnce The occupation OF Rivol, which cost NaPo-
leon 20 many men, md which had been rendered I'm.
preanabe by the number OF barbados constructed by
the Austrsns, cost the Piedmontese but ie" cannon
shot. and shower Of hand grenades. Al the irst ap
pcarance Of the creeping Up the hgnts the Aus
trians took 70 Eight The floods having carried away
the bridge constructed By the Austrian great num
Der of them were cur of from the main body, and coo
fnade prisoners
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A .et-e- from the City oi SchesTi-. dared -le -tin
ssrs thu, large numbers OF German troops pns-ins
through THE y % tie north gives reason 10 suppose
that's rencout-e pi-l tre encmy il o. he eNiec-ei
rr8r',v TIE rer presumes thst --r1ay nfAi % y
poe DIV De Intended Clr part or me sitfcE 10 he
5-st nst.uce be SAYS AL fhe meetings r his cam pa-n
ven eifb-r On -urisv. or holidays tnen rcXr sunday
bn- the 18th 81 JUICE = great reuni-crnce ior Ger
rnany-,hc anniversary Of Tie battle 70 Wa,rloo.
great rlsuf LEX soldiers sre arriving daily az she
bosursl OF -ch-swir. most of them however. but
slightly wounded .l the sk.-mishcs which take place
between the Ju-r SIS.
The Danes continue % act on the plan they have
hitherto followed u attacking their enemy iron iher
.s.ani o. their own time, and as opportunities may
occur
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ArtI.siciliau tIutnt lIe.siua.

Letters from Nessns. Malta. state that colsrra
cy rad been discovered 10 the. cify i1 give up Nrs-a
the troops 10 TIE citadel TIE pot yes coa-gi-a y
some sniplg - 20 the .s,s GoogerumenL TIE cores
poudence between The y0ltrs AID The comm o
iae citadel carried N ny the way 81 C-la1ris -e
plot was mae known by -icilsn Corporal who o.
seIted from me citadel iht- Vlen The -iiem pr -
made tie troops we're rgpuscd with great .e's inl -oo
taken prisoners. -
ouf much longer The slcilsus have now t'tetn -lA
boat cruising ID the FARO and have cui OF s coinl
nicsrions with CslsbrA whence the clt-de. l-e5
10 get its supply Water very scarce sni pei ana
,5 sg--i, - the .tresn . entirely cut o. Mes-ns
e completely ruined by tue IRE rurn The citadel hcA
ia stii Kept up a. intervals.
TIE American Commodore Rssi. has spp cd 20 ne
Government for permission 20 winter ID ne hA1oi '
Syracuse.
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The Iu,urrecriop IN Calabris.

The Provisional Government established IN Cosenxs
Is exercising al the functions Of established sovereign
r Prllf nent has been convoked for the 18th inst
snd the National Guards OF the three Cslsbfiss have
been summoned 20 meet An sddress has been issued
% the inhabitants OF Naples declaring that the s;roc
Les Of the 10Th al Nay have broken al bonds between
prince and people, and that the Provisional Severn
ment united With The Sicans and eucourascd hy the
general indignation sinst the Royal Government in
es the FsrhsmcDt dissolved BY brute force Al Naples
on The 10Th Nay 10 retsscmb,e - Cosenzs on ihe 18Th
Jane and % place under the safeguard OF the Assem-
by The sacred rights Of the Neopoliian people An
other address, O. Ike eiect has been signed bv nun
hcr Of the deputies Who escaped from Nsplcs Other
DEGREES Of the Provisional Government order the or
Sanz stion Of movable National Guard 20 occupy the
coast and oppose the Decentralization Of the roysl
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TIE sHscusins Zsiflus states thai the Emperor 10.
tends have nnspruck on the 18Th or tn inst and
that be VIII arrive Vienna The 18th when be is o.
q. present az TIE opening lf lhc Diet
Norchini arrived q, lnnspruck on the l0-h, from
Rome HAVING -one through the Austrirn Inc 81 troops
d Is stated that be- i stored by the Pops pave
the way for sousrons for peace between f1s Elps
Tor and h. rcvoltci Italian subjects.
The Fteszd G1-rfl " the ilh publishes eiier OF
the Emperor OF the l2th INST o. Baron Plcr5dort en-
treating hin % remain IN oce, and 10 form ministry
cousisfns OF such persons he sha think proper %
cooperate with him Baron flilersdorrs answer % the
Emperor expresses his ready obedience thoush be a.
ludes 10 condition which ae rather implies Kan pro
nouncss thar he can retain occ only the Mnstsr Of
. constitutional Prince
The HsRsr ZciinH Of the 18Th contains an otris al
nouncemeui FINN the Austrian Ministry, thsi 10 cOnse
qurnce OF The Illness Of bis Majesty Ire Emperor he
vi Dc snsble n quit inuspruck, and nas, therefore
degGed he brother the Archduke Francis Cnsrcs. %
D. hs representative wth fun powers the approach
June.