Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-06-16
FOREIGN VIEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAsO.
Daring Movements and Successes of
GARABALDl.
HIS ENTRANCE INTO CoMo.
Northwestern Lombardy in Revolt.
INSTRUCTIONS IN THE rAlrELLIN.
CONSPIRACY IN NAPLES.

10 o'clock this evening. Her advces are
from Liverpool by mail TO the evening of
the 18th. and by telegraph to the morning
of the 30th
PARIS. May 30.-There is nothing new
from Italy Portugal has declared her
neutrality. Garabaldi is marching for
Como.
LONDON, May 30.--The papers of this
morning give accounts of the expedition
of Garabaldi and his volunteer corps across
the right wing OF the Austrians in Upper
Lombardy, which has been by far the most
striking and successful episode of the cam
paign.
PARIS. May 30-'rhe Monitsur pub
fishes the following telegraph:
ALEssANDEIA, 29.--'rhc Emperor is en-
joying perfect health We have but few
sick. The weather is beautiful and the
harvest has begun.
The army is abundantly supplied, and
the soldiers continue to feel full of conf
dence and are in high spirits.
Gen. Garabaldi has a reinforcement of
troops at Como.
The Artillery has been recognized. the
National Guards modified and volunteers
are Fastening to increase the militia.
The national movement is spreading
and the town of Lccco is free. The Aus
TRANS in considerable force have occupied
Robbie.
The follow ing was received at Denter's
telegraph office yesterday evening:
"Gen. Garabaldi entered Como amidst
bells ringing and general illumination of
the town. All the steamers on the lake of
Como are in possession of Garabaldi.-
The Austrians are in rapid retreat"
Adviccs from Sugauno, dated noon Of
the 2Sth, state that the Austrians, pursued
by Gen. Garabaldi were Withdrawing to-
ward Milan.
Gen. Garabaldi had occupied Caverlo
and Lecco.
Insurrectionary movements had taken
place in the Vattellne, AMI 500 Vattclline
insurgents are now on board an Austrian
steamer.
The following alvices have been received
from Sugaunno to-day:
Yesterday evening. after furious fight,
which lasted from FIVE to eight O'Clock
General Garabalcsi entered Como The
combat was renewed at Camerlosta, and
the Austrians again gave way and re-
treated.
The town of Como vas illuminated,
and all the steamers on the Lake are in the
hands of the patriots.
This morning the Austrian war steamer
on the Lago Maggiore kept upa three hours
cannonale on the town of Cannaddio,
without effect.
BERLIN. May 2S-Accortling to advires
from Florenrc to-day. Russia, Prussia,
England and Turkey are said not to have
recognized the Provisional Government of
Tuscany, and the representatives of these
countries are said to have withdrawn Their
flags.
An announcement Of Sir. John Hudson's
departure from Naples was premature
In the London stock market Saturday
there was scarcely any business doing at
the Bank. The demand for silver for the
East had revived, and remittan :es were ex-
pected on the 18th Of June to lie larger
than of late.
FRANcE.-T.ic Paris Bonrse advanced
on Friday one quarter - cent. The rates
closing 6lf. 65c@6lf@ soc. and to-day,
Saturday. they are J % cent higher than
yesterday.
The "Iron RAM" screw frigate of
5000 tons will be commenced this or
next week.
NAPLEs.-Thc correspondent of the
Times report that several colonies Of Swiss
regiments are comprised in the conspiracy
against the Crown Prince.
LONDON, 20-The Times says the re-
port that Mons. Bernedilly was about to
proceed from Paris on an extraordinary
mission to the German Confederacy tends
to strengthen the supposition of COM
promise at no distant day by means Of
Prus,ian agency.
Paris. 2S.--Thc semi-ofi :ial Pays of
this evening contains the following:
The Austrians 30, 900 in number, quit-
ted Pravtczza yesterday, and re-cntered
Lombardy.
GREAT BRITAIN-The London Post in
reply to some statements as to Lord Pal
merston and Lord John Russell being ac-
tuated by mutual rivalry says the public
may rest assured that if the liberal party
cannot act unitcdly, the fault will not rest
with its chief.
The Paris Pays says England is endeav-
oring to renew diplomatic relations with
Naples but only on condition that France
will s;rulfaneouslv do the same