... The main body of the Austrian army is re- ported to be now on the left bank of the Minci. r The French have pushed their recognizances to a Goito, where they surprised the Austrian Guards, t killed some of them, and took nine prisoners; al while the Piedmontese, on their part, have bad a it still smarter encounter, having advanced towards Peschiera and repulsed the Austrian outposts, in- ...

... jorkigil THE WAAR IN ITALY. THE NEvv CAMTPAIGN. The Times' correspondent writes from Turin, June 14,-There seems a sort of tacit understanding that the line of the Mincio is to he the scene of the next conflict. Notwithstanding that the Austrians, ac- cording to the last accounts, wvere assembling a strong corps in the plains of Montechiari, upon the little siver Chiese, a tributary of the ...

... GENERAL POST-OFFICE, EDINBURGII. I Boxes Close. ?? .4Arrival MAILS. General Rlcceiv'g P. 0. at P. Office. Houses. Leith. Edinr $ Aberdeen l 5 15A. 10 OP. 10 OP 7 OP Do. (On Sundays at 4 .) 720r 7 OP1 7 (P 10 S6P *Bcrwvick . . .10 O. P l7lOOP *Do. Includ'g N. E. Di- I OP 11 iOA I1 OP 11 21. Do. j Nision of Engl'd. 1515P I S OP 5 OP 6 -35P Dalkeith, Peebles, &c. I 515 10 OP 10 OF i 8 A Dublin & ...

... REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.] ti : HXEM- W R d4 T THE BATTLE OF SOLFERINO. a TurtiN, Monday, 31.55 P.M.-Qrder of the day r from the Emperor Napoleon to his soldiers, pub- a lisbed at Cavriano on the 25thb- - a The enemy who believed themselves able to repulse ! 1 us from the Chiese recrossed the Mincio. YoD have ti worthily defended the honour of France. S Iferino surpasses the recollection of Lonato ...

... ontral ?Iltflliqtlut. - AL-- Tne COST OF TulE Aaiey.-It appears by a return printed on Wednesday that the total expenditure in- curred for the army and militia services in the year ended the 31st of March, 1858, was L.13,207,615 4s 2d, and the total amount voted by Parliament L.13,443,235, leaving au available surplus of L.225,619 l5s lod. A MUNIFICENT GIFT.-F. R. Magenis, a yachts- man, has ...

... Austria has so far the worst of the war. The prestige of repeated success is settling steadily on the side of the allies. A series of official bulletins from the Piedmontese camp apprizes us of a fresh and still more important victory by the King's troops at Palestro, immediately after the dashing affair by which that position was taken. The Austrians, it appears, to the number of 25,000, ...

... The following are extracts from the principal speeches of Friday night:- Mr SmNEY HERBERT, or. the question of foreign I affairs, said it had been objeeted that this motion should be postponed until the blue books were pro-. duced. Now those blue booobs might have been on the table the first day of the se5sion-(hear, hear). But he did not require them, for he brought no charge against Lord ...

... S'artign ?fttflfigfuff. THE WAR IN ITALY. THE BATTLE OF MALEGNANO. Tne Times' Correspondent writes from AMalegnano (halr-way between Milan and Lodi), June 9, Morn- ?? Milan was still in a frenzy of joy at the arrival of the two allied Sovereigns, this place was the scene of a sharp combat with the Austrian rear- guard, which had occupied and fortified this large town with a considerable force, ...

... TIME OF TRAINS LEAVING EDINBURGH iou UNDERMENTIONED PLACEP.-JUNE 18s&. .**The abbreviations thin parentlsos-(Ca.), (8 C) (h enS G.), (N. B.), (B. P. and D.)-slgnll Csledona, SBottisb Centre], Edinburgh and Glasgow, North Britth, and Edinblrgh, Perth, and D.ndee Railways respectively, and intimate that the trains start from the termoi oi these railways in Edinburgh at the hours stated. Aberdeen ...

... DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAIVIAY. (FROM OUl BEPORTEB.) The annual general meeting of the sbarehodlehr of the bundee and Arbroath Railway Company wraf held at Dundee yesterday. Provost Dickson, of Ar- broath, Wvas called to the chair. REPORT OF Tt t DIRECTORS. The report of the directors on the past Lalf-year states that there is a decrease in the revenue for thd half-year of L:64t7 t4s 6d, as ...

... SOUTHAMrPTON, Friday Morning.-The New York steamer has arrived with American advices to, the 11th inst. News anticipated. It brings 328,000 dollars for England, 73,000 for Havre, and 26,000 for Bremen. EAST INDIA MAILS. SOUTHAMPTON, Friday Evening-The Behar steamer arrived with East India mails. COURT OF CHANCERY. Lord Campbell was to-day sworn in as Lord Chan- cellor. The new Lord Chief ...

... The last notes of the Handel Festival have died away, and as the 3000 voices combined on Friday in singing the loyal anthem of England, the sound that rolled through the huge building as well as the grandest that musicians had ever produced, was pro- bably the grandest that will be produced in the life- time of the youngest present. The demonstration has been entirely successful, and some of ...