, 1859-06-13
FOR EIGN N E w S
ARRIVAL OF TIL: NORTH BRITAIN.
Details Of Garib aidi's Movements.
The E,s.pes" or IN Italy.
FIGHT BETWEEN ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
SAILORS At FLORENCE.


QCEBEc, June 1.-THE screw steamship
North Britain, from, Liverpool June lss, passed
Further Point ut S o'clock this 4. ", and will
reach this city tonight.
fax, arrived 1t Liverpool a9th Of Nav. The Ba-
vaTa, from New York. arrived at Southampton
On the e9th.
The news from the seat Of war is uniuportant.
An official Sardnian bulletin says thu. the Sur
dinians passed the Sesa in the tace of the AUS
trians, who we're fortified at Palestro, after 4
severe conflict, and carried the place. making
many prisoners. The Sardnians were unter
the Immediate command Of Kins Victor En-
anuel
Garibaldi WAS making some bold movements
in Lombardy. On the 9Th. after furious
trians retreated to Cameslatta, where the cou,-
bnt was renewed and the Austriaus rcsreated
toward Milan.
ALI the steamers on the Lake were in the bands
Of the patriots. Il Was reported via Isesne, that
on the 29th Garibafdi was defeated by superb
OF force and Withdrew into the canton Tesin,
but this lacks confirmation, and Turin despatch
es gave the impression that he Was making fur
ther progress.
The contents of the French bulletins were ua-
important. The Emperor was about to move
his headquarters from Allessandrja, and it was
reported that he would 60 to Casale.
The Austriaus in considerable force had occu-
! pied Robbie.
1t was reported IN Paris that rs soon a.
the French enter Milan, England and Prus-
sia will make most strenuous efforts to end
tue war.
The Emperor Of Austria quilted Vienna On
the Goth and arrived at Verona on the Slst Of
Mav, accompanied by his brother the Arch Duke
Charles, Generul Hess aud others.
A fight had occurred ut Florence between
Some English war sailors and some American
sailors on account of *he Latter wearing tri-
color rosettes, but no details have been re-
ceived.
The English Parliament met on tue :1st Of
Mar. Speaker Dennison was unanimously re-
elected.
The terms offered br the Government to the
Atlantic Telegraph Company will be considered
at the approaching meeting, and ! per cent
guaranteed for e3 years, provided the cable is
iii successful operation at the rate of LOO words
per hour, and tbey will pay 10000 per annnm
for messages. The arrangement for Els 900
per annum, to stand good to the company in re-
IurD tor the surrender of the exclusive privilege
Of landing cable on the coast Of New Found
land.
The Red Sea Cable xas believed to hare been
successfully laid from Suex to Perrin distance
Of 1860 miles.
The English funds were buoyant at the atlvancc
quoted, viz: eonso1s 91!@"l4.
FRAScE.-1t was announced that Napoleon
| will return in August, after the first series Of
! military operations.
Heavy shipments Of artillery and siege natc-
| rial were progressing
The Paris Bourse was buoyant at over per
cent. advance The SIS closed at SCI. &c.
| GERxAxr.-The military committee Of the
German diet is reported to have approved Of q
| motion to place an army on the Rhine, and will
| propose its adoption.
The steamship 44ngZo Saxon. from Quebec
arrived at liverpool on the 4. b. Of the lst Of
/ June.