The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-07
THE VERY LATEST NEWS.
BERNE, MAY %, 1859.

BERNIE, May %, 1889
is reported from Lugano that General Garbadi, with
his 5000 men, has barrcaded himself in the of Va
rese but without The Austrans posted the
neghbOrhood Of varese the other side provided
with artillery, and fight has commenced.
Bontemps, the Swiss general going TO day Lugano,
with the staff Of his division and all the troops under his
command are TO follow him.
GENOA, Nay 2e, 1850.
The Courier Mercantile sfirms that the Bey Of runs
has ofis red TWO auxiliary regiments to Piedmont
TRIESTE, May Is, 1859.
The brig Scaurbag has arrived here from Cardiff laden
with Goals. Up to the day before yesterday the com
mander Of the Venice had received notice from the
my declaring the town TO be in q state of blockade
PARIS May 20, 1862
The AonitaT publishes the following despatch:-
ALEXANDRA, Nay 25-Evening.
The Emperor has passed several hours at voghera
Nothing is yet decided respecting the departure of the
troope
MAHsEn1Es, May 2b, 1852
Advces have been received from Consansnope to the
18th inst The Porte has at last, in conformity with ths
protocol Of the Paris conferences to recognise Prince
Couza.
The slave population the Of the Adratc begin
to show hostile feeling aga INST Austria.
Turkish war steamers have been despatched TO the
Adratic.
Advices have also been received from Athens in reply
TO question from member Of the Deputies T1e Greek
Ministry denied that Austria had called Greece to take
the Austrian commercial marine under the protection of
her flag
NONINTERvENTION DESPATCH TO LORD
DERBY.
Yesterday the Lord Mayor headed deputaton to the
Prime Minister to present the memorial emanating from
last Fridays public meeting in favor of strict non inter
vention. Lord Derby assured them that the govern
nent had no intention desire alter any way their
policy OF English intervention Abiding TO the rumored
alliance between Russia and France his Lordshp said
that the government had received repeated and positive
assurances from Prince Gorsceako that no such treaty
existed, and that the written memorandum which had
been exchanged Deweeg the Russian French govern
ments in way affected the interests Of this country
THE LATEST COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, Nay 28-Noon.
The steamship North Briton from Quebec arrived last
avenng.
CorToN.-The market for cotton was steady and the
tone slightly improved Sales today estimated At 1000
bales.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote breadstus steady but
quiet.
Provisions are quiet but firm.
Produce dull but prices unchanged.
There have been no arrivals from America to-day
LONDON, May 26--Noon.
Consols have been very steady all the morning at eliza
Co., but there has been very little doing Shares inactive
but firm at about the closing quotations of yesterday.
LONDON, Nay 26-1 M.
Consols quoted at 925s 9211 for money and &C.
count New three's 911S a91H.
The London Times city article Of the evening Of the
26th says
The English funds to-day have again shown
great frmness, the abundance OF money seeking
temporary employment sbeing such as 70 in
fueoce department Of business The rate Of the
choicest paper having now fallen to three per cent
fraction lower the applications for discount Al
the Bank have Of course almost entirely ceased The
reaction however, has been too sudden 70 Justify the a.
sumption that will be permanent and il is therefore
doubted If the Bank Court tomorrow will entertain
tho question Of reduction Of their rate The Continental
advces Of 70 day indicate further general Improvement
the exchanges, and the capitalist desires to keep his
means available for contingencies Failures continue to be
announced from Germany especially from Aucsbug where
there has been much speculation. The fever has,
might have been foreseen, considerably abated. The
financial letters from Paris indicate great want Of con
dence and seem to hint at of drust 70
the fate offoreign relations with this country.