, 1860-06-05

The Peace OF Europe Threatened.

The Peace Of Europe Threatened.
L1yERrooL, May 2o.-A reduction of discounts
is anticipated.
The Neapolitana abandoned the Provinces Of
Ia'ermo and Ir1ppani, md retired into the
toWns IN great disorder.
The Palermo Provinces are in full insurrsc-
lion. S!1 thousand sicilians hare joined Gen.
The Neapolitan army was put 10 fight by
Garibadi.
hascone, Roman territory, between the Pontid-
ca Genera! dormes and $50 Garibaldians,. in
which ~ OF the latter we're killed and wounded
and the little force driven back.
1t is rnmored that Austria, Russia and Eng
innd hare agreed to maintain the integrity Of
the ottomau Empire.
The Emperor Of China had refused tho uli.
matum Of the Allies. 4 blockade of tho north
ern ports was established:
Casour says negotiations with France on
boundaries, public debt and railways in Savoy
aye still pending.
Adeiat,c is rumored.
The treaty Of Zurich has been approved in
the Sardinian Chambers.
The concentration Of Russian troops on the
Pesth is denied.
LoSDos, May es:-1n the Derby races, Thor.
Thirty horses ran.
IrALr-RoXE, May GA bind OF 500 volun-
teers have re entered Tuscany. A battalion OF
pontiicial Chassenrs fired upon each other in
error. and captain aud fve soldiers were
killed thereby. Artillery has left Rome to-day
for the frontiers.
The Official Journal of Rome says of the affair
at Monteliascone, the 18th: "0wing to the dark
ness Of the night, The Pontiical troops wound
ed some OF their comrades, supposing them TO
be fillibusters. The Customs Guard at On2ro
vas overpowered By tillbusters, tho after plum
asked to be filed. The Papal troops will IN
doubtedfy leave .son1e for the frontier"
The .!ourndt cf Ron1s also snys: "The news
M from sicily i also in favor Of the Neopolitan
VIENNA, 31ay 23.-Couut Thun, the Austrian
Ambassador at St. Petersburg, has arrived
Eere.
Loxpoy, May 23.-The Tina, second edi-
ton, announces that Albert Smith died this
morning.
In the House Of Commons, May olst, Lord
John Russell. in reply to question, said there
was no intention on the part of the Austrian or
Spanish Governments OF interfering in the af-
fairs Of Sicily.
PANS, Saturday.-The R.trie, speaking of the
affairs Of fMontefascone, says: aThe volunteers
having been attscked, With great rigor energeti~
cally defended themselves aa9 effected retreat
- ko"4 ~ uEFs telfauE UeQlul certain number
OF the Killed. According to the last advices the
!usurrection was beiag extended and organized
IN great many directions.
The same journal adds, that "when The de-
tachments which are being organized shall have
joined the volunteers which have disembarked
at Marsha, the whole body will number Il, 600
men, well armed and provisioncd"
The Paris correspondent Of: the Tina says
It is not true that the Russian Ambassador at
Turin had protested against the expedition Of
Garibaldi. He merely asked explanations Of
the Sandman government.
The effective force Of the French army will be
Increased next month by 10000 men.
PANS, MondaF.-The Pltrie contains des-
pasc1 announcing that Col. Pindon had obtained
had entered the Roman Territory.
The brother Of 0rsini is said to have been
| killed. '" "o~"
MAnsE1L1xs, May e1.-Advices from Rome
| state that Gen. Lamoicere entered that city
on the 4tl iust.. and on the following day be
despatched The the second regiment Of infantry
and detachment Of mounted gems d. armes.
the Garlbaldians on Orbitella, tic news of
which caused great agitation at Romo. 1t WAS
said the departure OF the French troops had
been decided on, but the belief was that itwould
be postponed.
The paris correspondent Of the Times says,
merc;a, nnd t;a"nc;ai ~ "Tta Tt IN .ae com
+ha ,,nn;n ,vaa $3.50 ~, ~ e'GneG !of
ann ~"a aon Ju Ia. .ne isne
Menschakotf mission and lauding Garibaldi in
Sicily.
ohscr,;tS ~ III np3;t;o, psuo Tas oaGsea ~ ne
yolvei.
wcre drTcn ~ -; ti'o 1r;,t ef nIs ~ ~ oaaoaaa
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ed lcarnT m thc h,ttla f;e13 ti.a;rp Gsi: ~
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whom IL ooo n tie;r ch;.fs ?anus anong
that tbc fiyl,t at Cot,ata E;rni ;s 80 ~
1hs EeanoI,tan tr~nns ratnrnod ~ ps,a..se
1ra oai,enna - naa s astuIdea 70 ialesmo
tn nnrsne tle ;nsvr,eni. oeen seA'
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authors md accomnt;res n snch sr;,,';nni .ne ~
ttan 'AA 4s~o4 PA0See " Dull e'4t''na' oe-
The Narnu;s Dey;,,onov, ros :, ,,,a ,,.r,o oe
Sardinia. nrot< sled a~a;nst th;s @ acc,,sa,;n, -
vhich he sars "a false aSd ;ofa,an,,. "esoSa'0n
Ills he1;ered Tint Gar;h.ta; s;i, i.aa =. rr.,,
hria. 80 N>1~~ .' 0A'.'
P4,rpvo May 7E-f.,-;b,1d; ,.. - 4,
c,mo IN III 15,1, f;ant ,,aa .as .s;, ~ ~
nj [ionno in which tbc rhyn, +ra,.s. .u p'.so
fIfP"' ~ "A-n 'oe 4"5at troops were re-