Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-06-17
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ST. JoHNs, N. f., June s.-The Galway
steamship Argo, from Galway, Monday Nav
80 arrived at this port at ten o'clock last
evening en- route for New York. She brings
Liverpool dates by mail of the evening of
Saturday, May %, and by telegraph of the
30th
PANS, Saturday Nothing new from Italy.
Portugal has declared its neutrality.
Garibaldi was marching on Como
The London papers Of Saturday morning
advert to the expedition of Garibaldi and his
volunteer corps across the right wing of the
Austrian army in upper Lombardy, which has
been by far the most striking and successful
episode of the campaign.
PARIS, May 30--Iho Moaitew publishes
the following dispatch:
i "A1rEsANDnIA, May 20.--The Emperor is
enjoying perfect health There are but few
on the sick list. Weather beautiful heat
moderate The harvest has begun.
The army is abundantly supplied, and the
soldiers continue full Of confidence and are in
high spirits
Garibadi has achievements of troops at
Como. The Artillery has been organized,
the National Guards modified. and volunteers
are Fastening to increase the militia
The national movement is spreading, and
the town of Lucca is free.
The Austrians in considerable force have
occupied Bobbo
GALWAY, May 3O.--The following dispatch
was received last evening:
Gen. Garibaldi entered Como amidst the
ringing of bells and general illumination of
the town.
All the steamers in Lake Como are in pos
session Of Garbaldi and the Austrians are in
rapid retreat.
Advicos from Lugano, dated 2sth. noon.
state that the Ausirians were pursued by Gen.
Garbaldi, the former Withdrawing towards
Milan. Gen. Garibaldi occupied Carmeita
and Lucca.
lnsurrectionary movements have taken place
in the Nalothne, and eight hundred Vale
thine insurgents are now on board an Austrian
steamer.
The following adviccs have been received
from Lugano to-day Yesterday evening,
after furious fight, which lasted from
FIVE to eight o'clock, Garibadi entered Como.
The combat was renewed at Carmelita. and
the Austrans again gave way and retreatcd
This morning, an Austrian war steamer in
Lago Maggior kept up three hour canonade
on the Canobo without much effect
PARIS, May 2s.-The Pays Of this evening
contains the following semi official dispatch.
The Austrians. 80, 900 in number, quilted
Pmcenza yesterday and re-entered Lombardy
The same journal also states that England
Is endeavoring to renew diplomatic relations
with Naples, but only ON condition that
France simultaneously do the same
New YoRK June Q-Steamship Africa,
from Liverpool Saturday 2Sth ult.. has ar
rived up.
There is nothing important from the scat
Of war beyond further details Of the battle Of
. Monticello. The Austrians profess satisiac-
ton with the result
Gyuai says his loss was 29O killed. 80
wounded, 2s3 missing. He says the French
numbered forty Thousand, but abstaiucd from
all pursuit.
Count Stadion. commander of the Austrian
forces, wounded.
Some French authorities still assert that
not much over 1000 French were engaged.
Other estimates saw about 1000
1t is reported, via Turin. that 5000 Aus
trians attacked GaribaIdi's corps at Varese,
were repulsed and pursued.
The country around Varese was in insur-
rccton
Garibaldi was on the way to Como. HIS
force numbered 10000, but had no cavalry
or artillery.
There have been popular risings in favor Of
Sardinia in some parts Of Parma,
There is rumor, via Vienna, that Gorts-
chakof Russian Minister had resigned, he
cause the Emperor refused to carry out his
engagements with France
EgG1AND.-Tho Derby Ministers have is
sued a strong appeal to their Parliamentary
supporters for an early attendance TO meet
the opposition movements.
FRANcE--lhe Empress Eugene has re-
ccived and addressed the members of the
great bodies of the State. She said she pac-
ed full dependence on the patriotism of the
deputies, and upon the support Of the entire
nation, which, during the absence of their
chosen chief would never be found wanting
to a woman and child
The speech was loudly cheetcd
The war excitement was high in Southern
Germany.
Kossuth was expected to go to Genoa in
about week, with the full concurrence of
Napoleon and the King of Sardinia, there to
concert plans with Klapka and others to ever
throw the Austrians in Hungary.
The new King of Naples has been acknowl-
edged by telegraph by nearly all the powers,
and the army had sworn allegiance.
TWO DAYS LATER.
FARTHER PoNT, JUNE IL. The steam
, ship, North Briton, from Liverpool with
= dates to June -four days later than per
j Africa and two days later than the Argos
dispatch from Cape Race--arrived off here at
O'Clock this morning
THE WAR,-The Emperor Of Austria quit
ted Vienna May %, and arrived at Verona on
the 3lst, accompanied by his brother. the
{ Arohduke Charles. Gen Hess and others
The official Sardiui4A Bulletin saws that
the Sardians passed the Sesia in the face Of
f the Austrians who were fortified at Palastro.
after severe conflict. The Sardinians. un-
der the command Of the King, carried Palas-
tro and made many prisoners. Garibaldi was
making bold movements in Iombardy
On the 9th, after a furious fight of three
hours, he entered Como. The Austrians re-
treated to Carmelata where the combat was
, renewed, and the Austrans again retreated
towards Milan.
) 1t is reported, via Borne, that on the Doth
e Garbaldi was defeated by superior force, and
I withdrew into Canton Tossn. The dispatches