Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1859-06-17
Arrival of the Fulton.

New York, JUNE l4-The steamship Full
ton, with Liverpool dates to the LIST inst, arriv-
ed here late last night. Her adviccs have been
mainly anticipated, by the North Briton at
Quebec, but she furnishes some interesting de-
tails.
The following are the latest dispatches from
the seat of war:
BERSE, May 80, (via. France).-An insur-
rection has broken out in the Valteline. The
population is repairing in masses to Londrio,
the center oft he revolutionary movement. The
Austrian gendarmes, who have retired into
Switzerland, have been disarmed by the Swiss
authorities and sent into the interior of the
country. The Federal Council has dispatched
troops to the frontiers of the Grisons.
Gen. Garibaldi's vanguard is at Cantu.
The telegraph line to Como, is worked by
Sardidiau employees. 1t is stated that 5000
Sardinians are at Varese, and that a French
corpsed' army is expected there.
BERNE, May 30, (via. Germany.EGen
Garibaldi yesterday suffered a defeat by a SUI
perior force of Austrians, and has withdrawn
into the canton of Tessin.
TURIN, May 3l.-The first details of the fight
at Palestro have reached here. The enemy
were entfepched at Palestro, CasSalino and Vim
zoglio, but after an obstinate defence our troops
carried the intrenchment at the point of the
bayonet, with admirable bravery, and took two
pieces of cannon, and many small arms and
prisoners. The loss Of the enemy was very
great, but the extent of our loss is as yet uu-
known. Verceli was yesterday evening illu-
minated. The Emperor traversed the streets
on foot, and the town was on fete. The King
passed the night at Torrione, among the en-
camped troops.
The London News says: II will be observ-
ed that our telegraphic intelligence contains
two reports respecting the movements of Carl
baldi, the same in origin and date, but in all
other respects, perfectly contradictory. 1t
would be easy to avoid this incongruity by
publishing only the dispatch which We believe
contained the truth, but we have both as they
have reached us.
1t will be observed that via. France, con-
tanning the most favorable news, relates to
the state of things on Monday, whereas the
defeat is alleged to hava taken place on Sun
day.
If Garibaldi had taken refuge in the Swiss
canton of Tessin, he would have been dsarmed
WIN his enUfe IOrCe, anu couiu Hot Hd'S u Neu-
guard at Cantu, which is on the road to Milan.
The news of an instruction at Londrio and
the disarming of the Austrian gendarmes, given
in another telegraphic dispatch, is also dated
Bernc, Monday, and a dispatch from Turin,
which is in Geographic communication with
Como, announces that Garibaldi has received
reiniorcements there. On the whole, we arc
satisfied that the General is not only in the
field, but successful.
Paris, May 2S.-+The emi-oficial Pays of
this evening, contains the following telegraphic
dispatch
The Austrians, 10000 in number, quilted
yesterday and re entered Lombardy.
The same journal also states that England is
willing to renew diplomatic relations with Ma
pies, but only on condition that France will
simultaneously do the same. .
The announcement of Sir James Hndson's de
parture for Naples was premature.