... BATTLE OF MIAGENTA. Wr have been favoured w ith the following letter from tho same correspondent to whom we are already so largely indebted for the only authentie details oi the proceedings of the allies which have yet appeared either here or in France:- 1MaIAntITA, JUNE 7.-The details which I sent you in my last letter about the combat at Ponte di Ma- genta touched only this part, of the ...

... RUSSIA:. Tars Russian Government has issued ?? followill circcular to all its representatives at foreign Courts, explaining the views of Russia respecting the politi- cal gituati n of Jurope, more especially aS regards the attitude of Germany:- Monsieur le Cornte-lu face of the eoniplications that have arisen in Italy, several of the great Powers of Europe have tiduglitt 'it their daty openly ...

... THE. GREAT EASTERN. Tirne Great Ship Company have talken advantage of the Whitsun holidays to throw open their Leviathan vessel to the public, in order that the latter, their shareholders included, may see the progress that has been made in the internal fittings since she was en- titled to be reckoned amongst the sights of Lon- don. The giant ship still stretches many a rood along ...

... - THE IRESS. THE, MINISTER [AL CRISIS. (iRcO THE DAI55Y NEWS,.) WHATEHVEiE may be the personal composition of the Mlinistry about to be formed, the country will look rather to the priuciples which are to be asserted in its formation than to the success of elaborate attempts- to combine hitherto discordant ingredients-in nicely, balanced proportions. We are not disposed to join in the ...

... ?? T - . I - .. .. , =, ?? ; . (ESTABLISHED ANNO 1737.)' BELFAST: THURSDAY, JUNE, 16, .1S9. Two bridges of boats have been constriwted ncross the Adda, and the allies have thus. b'een, 3nab1ed to move oh;svrds' on' the -fobtstep's of tli' retreating foe. Auengagement:i8expected ;be-. fore many. days. Amongst the current rumours is one that Mr. Gladstone Will sudc~ed Lotd Stanley. He was an ...

... I 'SECOjN,-d) EDITIO .1 THItS DAY'S NEWS. ...

... S A I D IN I A. ViROErLaT.. JU.iS 10.-The railroad which runs friom Turin to Milan Will e &opened again for public traffic on, Stitday next. War operaitions' and Aus- trian destpiiction compelled the Government to break off the 'commrrnication with the magnificent town which only a few days ago was still the capital of an Austrinn province, now for the most part unilted to Piednmont. This ...

... PROMOTIONS AND EXCHANGESi - i.-W-AR-OFF[0J,. PALL-MALL, JuNE 14,i - 10th Regiment ot' Light Dragoons-Captain V. Bakertobe Major,bypurchase, vice Harrison, pro- i moted ,by purchase, in.the 11th Light Dragoons; Lient. II. A. Bower to be Capt4 by purchase; vice Baker; Cornet 0. R. Slacke to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Howley, Whlo retires. 1lth Light Dragoons-,Brevet Lientt.-Col. B. IHarri- son ...

... LATEST NEW S. TNEiVS-LETTER OFfzCE, ; ?? Mommyn. ?? MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR IN. 'ITALY.: THE REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT AT BOLOGNA. . The ievolationary ino'6no'drint Which dominenced in' lthe ?? States at Bolognti is considered likely -to prove enibarrassing' to tthe pliiey of France. -- -Ti~ TREA OF 'i{'H13 AU.OTRIANS' - Tue Vienna corresipondent of the Tihes ?? retreat of? thio A'istiasi ...

... -F-0 L-I-T-I-C A L P.R OS3P -C-T S.-- I URNLNG from the personal side of the crisis to the njore gereral ono, I flndi in all quarters a predomii 'nant impression that the new Government. lill be anything but that strong one which we nre told ?? conntry wahits. Its difficulties besgiti from its birhth. The very throes with which its constitution can hardly fajt tq.be1 aceompanied-when onei ...

... . .C.OIRESPQNDRNCEO ?? -THE. - AF - 3 (TITUY. . - - Tntu'coirespoV'deihee' restoeftitg the affairgs'of Italy, so of bn.%lde itio in ltbe late debate, has been issued ?? 412 pages.. The period covered by these doctmelts extends f*om; January to May, 1359, and the actual nunuer of papods, au., is hot less than 535. The correspondence op0)nsvwith an extract firom a despatch of Earl Cowley's, ...

... CORRESPOMNDENC I: - THlE GIANT'S C AUSLW.. y TO THPt EDITOR OF TillS OELFMR5 tv , Mit. EDITOR-I ?? fe~el ?? if V0Ie~Wlii insert a 604 lines illj'our~Valtlal&k. JuiaII ?? ?? tion to 110low-tt'a~eifts wsho may ?? to ?? the Giant's Catmslway; iril order, ?? . - tiy , miade aware of tle 6xpilnies they Imay 1he pil' ti less they aiakei a bargaill lbefore start ii~gO!; towIII thle actual charge is4 ...