Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-06-16
DETAILS OF THE FOREIGN NEWS BY
THE EUROPA.
TIE BATTLE or PALEsrRo


at PaleStro was more decisive than that of Monte
bello. This time the Austrans can scarcely saw
that, having accomplished their purpose, they re-
tired, because they wished to retire IL was 10
them an important object to hinder junction of
the Sardinians with CdnrObert. In this they en-
tirely failed. This victory won by Safdin-
ians. their king at their head. The Times highly
extos Victor Emanuel and his army and saws
that the hopes of Italy rest the banners of the
Sandman King
The official Piedmontese Gazette of June 1. in
publishing an order of the day, has the following
concerning the fight of the day previous 1.-THE
enemy, in greater force than ourselves vigorously
attacked our right, i'll order to hinder our Junction
with Gen. Canrobert The fourth division. under
Claldini, behaved incomparaby The conduct of
the ZOuavrs contributed considerably TO the vic
tory An Austrian general and several other of
the enemy'S officers were killed.
Some details of the affair at Palestro are given
in dispatch dated NeTcelli June LIST viz: 3The
Piedmontese army, after having repulsed the enc
my along its whole front, was, on its right wing
for moment outfianked by the Austrfans who
threatened tie bridge of boats-across the Sesia-
over which Gen. Canrobert was TO efecta junction
with the King. The Emperor then dispatched
the third regiment of Zouaves, who unsupported
by artillery, rushed upon the cnemy's battery
planted ON the further side Of the deep canal bay
oneting or hurting into the water tie, co,nDanies
posted on our side of the canal for the defense of
the battery. taking two pieces of cannon and II We
hundred prisoners. The ZOuaves had one officer
and one hundred and twenty pryatcs killed; also
two hundred wounded, among whom were ten
officers"
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Accounts relative to the movements Of Garibaldi
are conflicting, but nothing warrants the belief
that he has met with any serious reverse On the
contrary, later adviCes affirm that he was PROSE
cutting his campaign with Undiminislled vigor
The Times Verona telegram of June I'd differs
from its Vienna telegram Of same date whic h
states that Gen d'Urban commanded and can
tured NersSe- The former has it that he arrived
there without meeting with resistance and levied
war contributions. The subj oyernor of Lond rio
fed with the gendarmes and public treasure into
the Tyro Sandman officials hill the public offices
in Londrio.
Orders had been issued at Verona forbiddino
the ringing of bells on the approach of the enemy
Inc giVln@ OF information TO the enemy about the
movements OF the Austrian troops have been pro-
hloltedt and VIII be punished most severely
The departure Of volunteers from the Roman
provinces To Genoa is increasing
The Times Paris correspondent saws that Tho
EnpTeSs, and NJ NJ. Walewski, FouId and
others are ia favor of peace, and will give their
best support TO the same as soon as the French en-
ter Milan.
The reported disaIection I'm Tuscany WAS an AZ
fair of no moment
The Liverpool Times says there is every REASON
TO believe that the of tue French and flo
Pledmontese army Is advancing on Milan by In.
military road and railway which lead from Yer
CELL, through Novdra and the TiciuO across tLe
Iicino al the bridge Of Duafalord. Tie London
OloOe also says that the latest movements of the
French and SardniaDs appear TO indicate an adj
vance on Milan from the centre
rs soon is MARSHAL paraguay d'Ililiers cvac ua-
ted CdSiesgio, Mentebello and Yoghera, on Mon
day, the AUStrians again entered those towns
la reese SlSS that the uncertainty which pre-
walls is 10 which course the Government of ~ pies
Will pursue, induces the Cabinets of France and
England to act with great crcUnSpcction
The Paris correspondent Of the Daily News
akSs IL Tor granted that the new King Of Naples is
In the hands of the Austriaus
dispatch from Bernie dated June ID stats
that General Garibaldi himself with strong Do
tacnnent. left Como and arrived on the afternonn
4. l..f..
IagO MaggiOre, and commenced an immcdi.t.
dttdck on the town, and maintained il durinT the
Whole OF The night. On the second Giribaldi,s
uoOIs Wi'nGfew, nut resumed the contest in the
evening The attack lasted the whole njrLt A
dispatch from the same place, via Gcrn,anI statrs
that the Bund has no information of the 1cc,,ne
uon OF 'afeL oy the Austrians, ard expresses It's
opinion That Garib1ldi is still at Como Still
another dispatch states thatthe Austrians amount
ing TO 600, took possession OF Varez
Inc SaIdlnlan auxiliary troops, under COM
nlhnd OF Gen Claldini, Were interceDted ard
could not reach SeSto Calend, and Gen Co-a
baldi marched to Lereno. Cannonading wa,
heard the whole night on tie frontier Of the
Caaton Tessin. "
The French squadron in the Adriatic had can
tUred thirty five Aust: ian vessels the estinst,rl
value OF which We're four million francs
ENGLAND.
Inc race Tor the Derby was won by Sir Josenb
Hawley's Musjid. The value of The stakss IN Oh
nearly 1I,OvO, and Ii was reported that AIR Ha,y
ley had won about tIOO,OOO.
ISfSe purchases OF fIngllsh horses Were allered
TO be In progress for the French army hj5nv
thousands were required.
IL was vaguely runOred that the Duke of Gam,
bridge was likely TO retire from the command in
Chlef CT the army on account of some disclosures
or reflections IN an Invests eating committee report
on the sale of army comnIi ssions
The Princess Frederick William Of Prus.i,
had Quilted England Tor Berlin
Slr j Lawrence had been formally presented
WIN the freedom Of the city Of London in gold
2 9: and proposition was pending to pay Lord
f'iSin the same compliment
If ,h' t "hilenr publishes the official notification
q 'le blockade Of Venice.
ITALY
non. henry Elliot had been sent by the R,jtsl,
uoNt'nIeh' on an Official mission To Nanles sur
Ieseu 10 nave reference to the reestabIisbn1snt e
Inc government Of Naples, 1t is said. has p,o-
bibited the export Of sulphur '"iu' hds pro-
The French engineers are said In h.u. 49,
nenced the Notifications at Civtae yeccIia
The ecclesiastical council has ordered r-
IN the churches for the preservation Of ps,cs Us
Prussia and Germany. I'LL
=, " Mr. DemPster declined to pay a ten-doIlar