Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1859-06-18
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THE EUROPA AT HALIFAX.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
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u,iinion account Of it-Capture Of 1000
Austrian Prisoners and EigM Guns
Aushians Reireoting Across the Tctno-
Pa4{ai Repuisc Of Garitatdi.
SAcRvILLE, June l4-Thc steamer Europa
arrived at Halifax, with Liverpool dates
the 4th instant.
The advices from Italy confirm the capture
Palestro. by the Sardinians. The King,
ictor Emmanuel, commanded in person and
hbited the greatest gaIlantry.
The. Austrians twice endeuvored TO retake
aesiro, but we're repulsed after sauguinary
counters. The Sandman reports say that
ey captured one thousand prisoners and
shtiguns.
Thaiatest despatch from Turn reports the
ustsihrs in full retreat across the Ticino
to Iombsrdy.
ThAreport, received by previous arrivals,
at Cen Gatibaldi had met with repulse
a5superior Austrian force is confirmed /;
t titnow appears that he was successful in
entering Como.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The Austrian efforts to retake Palestro
described to have been very sanguinury.
/ one time tho Sandman troops we're out
nked on the right, when the Zouaves came
The rescue, and repulsed the Austrans.
The Austrian version OF the battle hos not
enireceired.
The Austrians had retreated from Bobbio
d a special tslegraphic despatch to the
JndOn Daily News, dated Turin, Friday,
ine3d, says the Austrians were in full re-
eatacross the Ticino.
The French headquarters we're at Vercelli.
Garbaldi had been driven into the meun-
ins by the Austrian troops, under General
rban, who retook Varese but telegraph
spatch received via Turin, states that Gen.
aribaldi, after gathering reirfcrcements, re.
rned and, surprising the Austrians, recap.
red Narese, and subsequently, re-entered
Omo in triumph.
Gen. Mel, who had been sent to the assist
ce OF Gen. Garibaldi, had occupied Novara
The in7urreetion in Lombardy was spread
Fapidly.
sARpINIAS BULLETIN.
TURIN, May 3l.-A fresh victory has beer
lined by our troops. At o'clock this
orb;ug q force Of $4,000 Austrians endea
red TO re.take Palestro The King o
.rd inia commanding the Fourth Division ir
rsbD, and General Cialdini at the head o
Third Regiment Of Zouaves, resisted the
tack for considerable time and then
wing successfully assumed the offensive
lrsued the enemy, takiug a thousand pri
nera and capturing eight guns, five of which
,re obtained by the Zouaves. Five hundred
ustrians were drowned in q canal during
c fight.
Another fight took place at Confrenza, il
eprovince Of Sometime. in which the enemy
're repulsed by the division under Genera
prey, of the First Corps of the French
my, after two hours conflict. Last night
picket of the enemy endeavored to pass the
o at Cer-eseria, but they were rspulsed by
c.inhabitants OF that vicinity.
Tho Austrians have evacuated Varo, ir
e.province of Bobbio.
The Sardinians are believed TO have beer
rribly cut up at the various conflicts about
atestro, but the number Of their loss ia no,
.ptioned in the dispatches received.
Napoleon subsequently, visited the battle
l1, and congratulated the Sardinians. Ar
ustrian General is reported among The
He'd.
Turin, June 3.--The Austrians have with
avn TO the eastern bank OF the Pc, aban
ming Terre Berila and the neighborins
untry.
The French dispatches confirm the sar
1ian bulletins, and say the latter behaved
lst valiantly at Palestro. The Zouaves
.housh unsupported and in front of al
us.ran battery Of eight guns, crossed The
nal, ascended the heights, which were very
aep, and charged the Austrians with tht
youet. More than four hundred AustriapI
re thrown into the canal and six pieces o
DnoD taken.
The Emperor conferred the Grand Cros
the Legion Of Honor on Gen. Forey, fo
. Gnilant conduct during this battle.