The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1860-06-06
Latest News BY Telegraph.
Additional from Europe.

NEW IORK, June u.
LIVERPOOL, 20th-Reduction of the rate
of discount anticipated.
The Neapolitans abandoned the Provinces
of Palermo and Trippani, and retired to the
towns in great disorder. Six thousand Sici-
lians Joined Garibaldi. The Neapolitian army
was quito fight by Garibaldi.1 @E-TE9x8
A conflict took place ON the 10th near Mon
tefascone, Roman territory, between the Pom
tifcial Gen dArmes and $50 Garibaldians,-
Thirty of the latter were wounded and drawn
back to Tuscany.
1t is rumored that Austria, Russia and Eng
land have agreed to maintain the integrity of
the Ottoman Empire. n 49,
The Emperor of China has refused the AL
lies ultimatum. Blockade of the northern
ports established.
SARDINIA.-Cavour says that the negota-
tions with France on the boundary, public
debt, and railways of Savoy are still pending.
A despatch from the French naval force to
the Adriatic is rumored. 80
The treaty of Zurich has been approved in
the Sandman Chambers.
T By. TO SOUTHAMPTON.
LONDON, May 23.-At the Derby Races,
the horses came in ENTHUSIASTICALLY"
first, the Wizard second, Horror third
Thirty horses ran.
ITALY.-Ronse, Nay pa band of 500
volunteers have re-entered Tuscany. A bat
talon of pontiicial Chasseurs fired upon each
other In error, and a captain, lieutenant, and
five soldiers were killed thereby. Artillery
left Rome to-day for the frontiers.
ROME, May 24-The official journal of
Rome, in speaking of the affair of the 10th
at Montehascone, says that sowing to the dark
ness of the night, some of the pontifcial
troops wounded some of their comrades, tax
ing them for flibusters."
Tho Gr1ctopoc r,o ord OF nnono rro ororoo-
ed by the filibusters, who, after plundering, re-
entered Tuscany. The peasantry ask to be
armed. 1'a+i'i
The papa1 troops will Immediately leave
Rome for the frontier. The Journal of Rome
also says the news from Sicily is favorable to
the Neapolitan Government.
VIENNA, May 23.-Count Thune, Austrian
Ambassador at st. Petersburg, had arrived.
The London Times of the 22d says that
Albert Smith died this morning. =
LIVERPOOL, May 2s.-Cotton market in
active, without quotable change, sales 5000
bales. 542t
LONDON, May 23.-Corn; the attendance
was unusually small, even for the Derby day,
and all descriptions nominally as on Monday
with scarcely any business.
In the Produce market there were no auc
tons and scarcely any business privately, but
prices were unchanged for sugar, coffee, tea,
rice and saltpetre. Scarcely any alteration in
the value of tallow, oil or metals.
Consols opened firmly and advanced. The
closing quotations of money for account 953.
In the House of Commons, May LIST, Lord
John Russell, in reply to a question, said there
was no intention on the part of the Austrian
or Spanish government interfering with the
affairs of Sicily.
Paris, Saturday.-The Patrie in speaking of
the affair of Calatafima says the volunteers
having been attacked with great vigor, ener-
getically defended themselves, and effected a
retreat in good order, leaving behind a certain
number of, killed.
According to the last advices the instruction
was being extended, and organized in a great
many directions. |
The same journal adds that when the de-
tachments which are being organized will have
Joined the volunteers who have disembarked
at Marsola, the whole body will number $4,000
men when armed and provisioned. 7-.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says
it is not true that the Russian Ambassador at
had protested against the expedition of
Garabaldi. He merely asked an explanation
of the Sandman government.
The effective force of the French army will
be increased next month by 100, 900 men.
PARIS, Friday.-The Patrie contains a dis
announcing that Col. Piamdon had OBJ
a decided success against the volunteers
who had entered the Roman territory. The
of Orsini is said to have been killed.