The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-15
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON
THE WAR IN EUROPE.
CARlBA LDI'S EXPLOITS,
INTERESTING DETAILS.

May 80.
| The Fulton brings the same dates as the North
Briton, advices by which, as teegraphed from
Farther Point, were published yesterday morning
The following kilograms appeared in the London
Times:
VIENNA, May 29-Noon.-The Emperor of Aus
tria accompanied by Archduke Wilhelm, the He
reditary Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Generals
Hess and Grunne, left for Italy at IL O'Clock this
| day.
The Pays of May 27 contains the following tele-
| gram:
"The Austrians, $4,000 in number, quilted Pia-
| cenZa yesterday, and re entered Lombardy"
| \ letter in the Debnts saws:
! "Marsha Canrobert'S headquarters are at Ponte-
curona; Gen. Renaud's at Casei; Gen. Trochu's
| at Castelnuevo; Gen. McMahon's are at Vophera u
The NOnteur has the following telegram:
| ALEssANDRIA, Nav 2S.-The Emperor has decided
that all the wounded prisoners shall be sent back to
the enemy without exchange as they are in
lit condition to return to their country Garibaldi
has entered Como. The town was Illuminated The
enemy has withdrawn to Camerlata. The popula-
| ton is arming to Join Garibaldi
LUCIANO, May 2S.-The troops of Garibaldi occu-
| py Camerlata, and are preparing to pursue the
Austrians, who are retreating on Mariana
The Nonitew also says: Hitherto the Government
OF the Emperor has never considered coal as "con-
traband OF war" and we are enabled to state that
during the war it will conform to that view
TURIN, May 2S.-Ofciol Bulletin, published to-
day-GaribaIdi has occupied a position at ST.
Formo, but many of his officers are killed and
wounded The enemy is still at Camerlata
| At Lunigiana in Parma the people have risen
! and pronounced for the King of Sardinia
General RbOtt with Tuscan troops military en-
| gineers and gendarmes, has entered Parma amid
the plaudis of the people, who declared for the
King of Sardinia and Italian Independence The
| Parmesan troops have retired.
| TURIN, May 2S.-1 esterday, after severe con-
test, Giribadi repulsed the Austrians, and entered
the town of Como telegram. sent bv GaribaIdi
dated Como 4 cfa " t,,I-
ed and defeated the enemy yesterday evening and
entered Como at 10 o'clock tie same night The
Austria ians were completely routed, and fed in the
! direction of MOnza." This news was received at
headquarters. The King sent in reply a telegram
! to Garibaldi eulogizng that General.
On the eastern bank of the Sesia facing Vercelli
tri1ing engagement took place, in which the
! AustranS We're repused.
TURIN, May 29.-COmO has decidedly declared
her adhesion to the Government of the King of
! Sardinia.
The teegraphic communication between Turin
| and Como is reestablished
Advces received state that the population of
the surrounding country is Fastening to place itself
under the flag of Garibaldi. Other reinforcements
| have also joined his corps The inhabitants near
the Lago Maggiore are preparing fierce resist
ance to any eventual attack Ofthe Austrians
VENICE, May 26.-The municipality of Venice has
requested a reduction of the loan. The President
and VicePresident of the Chamber of Commerce
have resigned their official positions. Yesterday a
the French squadron.
TRIESTE, May 29.-An English war steamer ar
| rived yesterday at Venice. An English steam fri
| gate has also put into Ancona.
BERNE, May 2S.-Advices have been receiveC
from Lugano, dated 2sth, noon. The Austrians
pursued by Garibadi, withdrawing toward
Milan. Garibaldi occupies Camerlata and Lecco
InsurrectiOnary movements have taken place in th,
Valtelline, and 500 Vatelline insurgents are nov
| in possession of the Austrian steamers
BERNE, May 28.-Yesterday evening, after
furious fight, which lasted from to 8, Garibad
| entered Como. The combat was renewed at Cam.
erlata, and the Austrians again gave wav and re-
treated All the steamers on the lake are in the
hands of the patriots.
BrRNE, May 29.-Garibadi has left Como, hav
| ing repnsed the Austrians from Camerlata The
| Generals Garibadi and Mel are expecting the
Austrian corps de'armee commanded by General
! Urban.
BERLIN, May 28.-According to advices from
! Florence to-day, Russia, Prussia England and
Turkey are said not to have recognized the Provs-
iOnal Government of Tuscany, and the representa-
tives of those countries are also said to have with
| drawn their flags.
PARIS, Nav 30.-The Ioniteur of to-day pub
| fishes the following telegram:
ALEssANDRIA, May 29.-The Emperor enjoys
perfect health. We have but few sick. The wealth
er is beautiful, and the heat moderate; the harvest
has begun. The army is abundantly supplied with
everything. The soldiers continue full of conf
! dence and high spirits.
TURIN, Nav 30.-OficiaJ Bulletin, published to-
ddy.-The PiedmOntese army has passed the Sesia
in the face of the enemy, who fortified at Pa
| lestro. After severe conflict troops, under
the command of the King, took the village from the
| enemy, and made many prisoners. The details of
the victory are still wanting. The Emperor has
to-day visited the soldiers wounded at the battle of
Montebello, who in the hospital at Alessan-
dria He distributed money among them, and
spoke words of consolation. His Majesty subse-
quently departed for Vercelli.
TURIN, May 30.-Garibald has received reinforce
ments at Como. The artillery has been organized
and National Guard modified. Volunteers are
| fastening to increase the militia. The national
movement is spreading, and the town of Lecco is
free. The Austrians, in considerable force, have
occupied Robbie.
BERNE, May 30, (via France. AN insurrection
has broken out in the Vatelline. The population
is repairing in to Sondro the center of the
revolutionary movement. The Austrian gendarmes
who have retired into Switzerland have been dis
armed 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. Garibaldis vanguard is at Cantu. The tele-
graph to Como is worked by Sandman employees.
1t is stated that 5000 Sardnians at Varese and
that French corps Pdrmee is expected there.
BERNE, May 80 (via Germany General Carl
bald yesterday suffered defeat by superior force
of Austrians, and has withdrawn into the Canton
of Tessin.
TRIESTE, May, ,3O.-From the 8th of June next the
steam communication between Trieste and Constan-
tnople will be opened by the Greek steamer Cathe-
rine. Yesterday, the Archduke Leopold and last
night the Emperor, the Archduke Wilhelm, the
hereditary Prince of Tuscany and General Hess
passed through Nabresina.
FRANKFoRT-oN-THE-MAIN Nav 30-Baron Kubeck
has been definitely appointed President Of the Fed
eral Diet.
TURIN, May 3l.-The first details OF the fight at
Palestro have arrived here. The enemy were in
trenched at Palestro, Cassalino and Vinzaglio but
after an obstinate defence, troops carried the
intrenchment at the point of the bayonet with ad-
mirable bravery, 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 unknown. Nercei was yesterday evening
Illuminated. The Emperor traversed the streets
on foot and the town was fee. The King
passed the night at Torrione among the encamped
troops.
The London NeIos saws:
*It will be observed that our telegraphic ntelli-
gence contains two reports respecting the move
ments of Garbaldi, the in origin and date
but in all other respects perfectly contradictory.-
1t would be easy to avoid this incongrutv by pub
fishing only the dispatch which we believed con-
tanned the truth; but we give both as they have
reached us. 1t will be observed that via France
containing the most favorable news relates to the
state OF things on Monday, whereas the defeat is
alleged to have taken place on Sunday If Carl
6aldi had taken refuge in the Swiss Canton of
Iessn he would have been disarmed with his en-
tire force, and could not have vanguard at Cantu
Wnlch Is on the road to Milan. The news of the in
surrection at SOndrio, and the disarming of Aus
TRAN gendarmes, given in another telegram, is also
udteu DeIneJ MOHuayy anu ulspatcn from luIln,
which is in telegraphic communication with Como,
announces that Garbaldi has received reinforce
ments there. On the whole, we are satisfied that
the General is not only in the field but successful
Correspondence Of the London Necs.
PARIS, Sunday evening.-The exploits OF Carl
baldi eclipses all other events of the war. ou
will have received a long succession OF telegrams
recording the leading features of his hardy and
triumphant advance. His name is in every mouth,
and if the fortune of war should favor him but
little while longer he will be looked upon in France
as the true Bonaparte of this campaign. The Nom
teur at length speaks of him. and announces his
occupation of Camerlata. By later dispatches we
learn that he has pursued the Austrians as far
Monza village situated only seven or eight miles
from Milan! Prudent, well audacious and
fortunate, he has left strong force at Lecco
the eastern extremity of Lake Como, thus keeping
up his communications with the mountainous dis
trcts. One cannot, however, but feel great anxiety
for his position in the heart of enemy's country
and at the head of only a handful of volunteers
The Emperor, says Turin letter, is continually
writing to him to be prudent, and not to expose
himself rashly to personal danger but he neverthe-
less goes on tempting hairbreadth scapes and every
day with increasing success. The standard of re-
volt against the Austrian yoke rises everywhere on
his path as he goes along People are actually con-
templating the possibility of his getting to Milan
while the French and Austrian armies are looking
at each other the Po His dispatches written
in the true ueni Uidi vici, style said to in
this way: 81 have been attacked by the Austrians;