The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-15

| have beaten them; am pursuing them the popu-
latlon rise and help me"
We read in the Independence Belqe: Garibal-
dTs operations have been blamed as dangerous
because they are apparently not connected with
any general movement; but they do not de-
serve the criticisms directed against them. Carl
oaidI was to have been supported by the Allied
army, but it would appear from Vienna DISPATCHES
tnat the Franco Sandman army have met with un-
expected dlifculties on the Sesia and the Po which
eney nave not yet succeeded in overcoming Their
th advanced posts are at BOrgo-V ercelli, where
.hey nave been for some davs. As we said yester-
uaV, they obtained a footing at Gambia hnt thew
were were ulSodged from this position by the Austrian
dW[eilery. 1t Is to be observed however. that the
5. teIegram makes no mention of these Incl
dents, merely saying there is nothing now in tb it
uatIon The Austrians occupy very strong nostion.
at Stradella, and it is doubtful whether the AIios
will attack them on that point The hattIo IS NJ
tebello, therefore although brilliant achiavnnnt
VIII produce no practical results on future one,
rations. 0p
m GARBALDI's PROCLAMATION To THE LoMDARDs.
The following proclamation was issued by Carl
baldl on entering the Lombard territory:
"LoMBARDs: \ ou called to a new life and
you VIII respond to the appeal your fathers did
OF yore at Ponsida and Legnano. The enemy is the
same as ever-pitiess, black assassin and a rob-
Der. 1our brethren of every province have sworn
TO conquer or die with you. 1t is our task to
ayenge the insults, the outrages and the servtude
OF twenty generations; it is for US to leave to our
children patrimony freed from the pollution of a
l0relgn domination. Victor Emmanuel, chosen by
the national will for supreme chief sends me to
organize you for this patriotic fight | deeply feel
the sanclty OF this mission and am proud to COM
mand you. To arms Then bondage must cease
ne ne VINO can seize an arm and does not is traitor.
Italy, with her children united and freed from for
elgn domination, will know how to reconauer the
rank winch Providence has assigned her among ma
tons."
AN AUSTRIAN PROCLAMATION.
The independents of Turin attributes the follow
ing atrocIous proclamation to the Austrian
General A9bel commanding the 18th corps d'arraee:
I'll any Piedmontese or French detachments or
any patrols, scouts, or agents of the two armies
whether IN uniform or in disguise, shall appear,
% unuer any pretext whatsoever, in any part OF the
territory occupied by the imperial and r0val troops
every commune and every individual inhabtanr Of
every commune is required, under severe penalty,
immediately to inform the commandant of the sta
uon, ana II the particular district should not be
actually occupied by the imperial and royaI troops
then the chief of the nearest military post Every
commune within which any detachment, or single
SOLDIER belonging to the Austrian army, NAV find
any patrol or agent of the enemy, will suffer with
out remission the severest penalties nrovidad hv
martial law. In every such case the commune will
pe pe sentenced TO pay a war contribution, under no
less penalty than being delivered IN to nilIage
towns compromised will be burnt, and individuals
VIII be shot without mercy. The communes are
ordered to cause this proclamation to be read in all
churches by the clergy from the pulpit and to be
made public in every other possible manner.
''Ihe Commandant of the 18th Corps d. Arnee
''Wortard, MAY "a. ZoBEL"
PROCLAMATION OF VICTOR EMMANUEL.
The Nonitore Toscano publishes the following or
der OF the day of the 23d to the Tuscan troops:
"Tuscan soldiers! On the first report of a ma
tonal war you sought captain to lead You against
the enemy of Italy. l accepted the command, it
being my duty to give order and discipline to all
the forces of the nation. You are no longer SOL
dlers OF an Italian province-you form part of the
Italian army. Judging you worthy Of lighting by
the brave soldiers of France, place you under the
orders of my beloved son-in-law, Prince Napoleon
VINO has been entrusted by the Emperor of the
French with important military operations. Obey
him as you would obey His thoughts and al
fections are the as mine and those of the gen
erous Emperor who has descended into Italy as the
champion of a just cause, and the defender of our
national rights. Soldiers the DAYS of bold efforts
have arrived. count upon you; you must uphold
and increase the honor of Italian arms
"FICTOR EMMANUEL"