Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-06-13
FOREIGN NEWS.
ARRIvAL on nm NoRTn BRITON
QUEBEo, June II

QUEBEo, June II.
The screw steamship North Briton, from Liver
pool, on Wednesday, June lst, passed Farther
Point, AZ O'Clock this morning
Tho news from the seat of war is unimpOrtaat
An official Sardinan bulletin says that the sar-
diniaus passed the Sesia In TIE face of the Austri
ans who were fortified at Palestro after a severe
conflict and carried the place, making many pris
Oners.
The Sardinians were under the immediate com.
mand Of King Victor Emmanuel.
Garabald was making some bold movements In
Lombardy On the 27th after furious fight Of two
hOuts he entered Como
The Austrians retreated to Camtraleita when
the combat was renewed aud the Austrians again
rctrcated towards Milan.
All the steamers ON the lake were in the hands
OF the patriots
1t was reported via Berne that on the 29th Cara
baldi was defeated by superior force aud with.
drew into the Canton Tesla, but this lacks confirm
atol, aud the Turin dispatches give the impression
that he was making further progress.
The contents OF the French bulletins were unim.
portant
The Emperor was about to move his head quar-.
tcrs from Alessandria, 1t was reported that he
would 60 to Casule
The Austrans in considerable force had occu,
pied Robbie.
Il was reported in Paris that as soon as the
French enter Milan, England and Prussia will
make most strenuous efforts to end the war
Gght had occurred at Florence between some
| English war sailors and some American sailors,
on account Of thelatter wearing tri-coor rosettes,
| but no details have been revealed.
| The English Parliament met on tho 3lst Of
| May. Speaker Dennison was unanimously re-
| elected.
The terms offered by the Government to the At.
anhc Telegraph Company will be considered at
tho approaching meeting, which are an eighth per
cent. guarantee for % years, provided the cable 10
in successful operation, at the rate Of 100 words
per hour, and they will pay 10000 pounds per an
mum for messages. The arrangement for 1000
pounds per annum to stand good to the Company
in return for the surrender Of the exclusive priv
ileec of landing cable on the coast Of Now
FUuudland.
Tho Red Sea cable was believed to have been
successfully laid from Suez to Perrin, distance ol
1860 miles.
The English funds were buoyaut at the advance
quoted.
FRANCE.-It was rumored that Napoleon re.
turns in August after tho first series Of military
operations,
Heavy shipments of artillery and sieg materials
were progressing.
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at over pei
cent advance. The three closed at 62f75c.
GERMANY The military committee Of the Ger
man Diet is reported to have approved Of motion
to place an army on the Rhine and will propose it
adoption.
Tue Emperor of Austria quilted Vienna on IN
29th and arrived ut Verona on the 3lst Of Ma,
accompanied by his brother, the Archduko Charles
General Hess and others.
The Steamship Anglo-Saxon from Quebec al
rived at Liverpool on the morning Of the lst
June.
| LIVERPOOL MARKET-Richardson, Spence 4 c,
report the weather htu been favorable 10 tho crops
hruJdstutls Wore declining
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