The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-06-16
Foreign News.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA
More Fighting in Italy!I
THE ALLIES SUCCESSFUL!
SACKYILLE. June Ia

SACKvILLE. June IA.
The Steamer Europa has arrived at
Halifax with Liverpool dates to the 4th.
The steamship Kangaroo. from New
York, May 3lst, arrived at Southamp-
ton June I'd. The steamer Persia from
New York May 25, arrived at Liverpool
on the 5th inst.
The advices from Italy confirm the
capture of Palestro by the Sardinians.
Victor Emanuel commanded in person,
and exhibited the greatest gallantry.-
The Austrians twice endeavored to take
Palestro, but were repulsed after san
culinary encounters.
The Sandman reports say that they
captured 1000 prisoners and guns.
The last dispatch from Turin reports
the Austrians in full retreat across the
Ticino into Lumbardy.
The report received by previous arri-
walls that Gen. Garibaldi had met with
a repulse by a superior Austrian force
is confirmed, but it now appears that he
was successful in entering Como.
From tie seat Of Wur.-The Aus
TRAN efforts to retake Paestro are said
to have been very sanguinary. At one
time the Sandman troops were outtiank-
ed on the right, when Servians came to
the rescue, and repulsed the Austrians.
The Austrian version of the battle has
not been received.
The Austrians had retreated from
Palestro, and special telegram to the
London Daily Neacs, dated Turin, Fri
day, June Sd, says the Austrians were
in full retreat across the Ticino.
The French head quarters were at
Vercilli.
Garibaldi had been driven into the
mountains, by the Austrian troops, un-
der General Urban, who re-took Vereze
but later dispatch received via Turin
states that Garibaldi gathering rein
forcements and surprizing the Austrians
recaptured Vareze, and subsequently
re-entered Como in triumph.
Gen Neil who had been sent to the
assistance of Gen. Garibaldi, had occu-
pied Novara.
The instruction in Lombardv was
spreading rapidly.
SARDENIAN BULLENTIN-TURIN. Nav
Sl--A fresh victory has been gained by
our troops. At seven o'clock this morn.
ing force 10000 Austrians endeavor-
ed re-take Palestro. The King of Sar-
dina commanding the Fourth division
in person, and Gen. Cialdini at the head
OF the Sd Regiment of Zouaves, repealed
the attack for considerable time, and
then having assumed the offensive, pur-
sued the enemy, taking a thousand
prisoners and eight guns, five of which
were obtained by the Zouaves.
Five hundred Austrians were drown.
ed in canal, during the fight.
Another fight took place at Conten-
secs, in the province of Zomene, in
which the enemy were repulsed by the
division under General FORTS, of the
first corps of the French army, after
two hours conflict.
Last nighta picket Of the enemy en-
deavored to pass the Pc at Ceroessa,
but they were repulsed by the inhabit-
ants Of that vicinity.
The Austrians have evacuated Varo,
in the province of Robbie.
TURIN, June lSt.-A second victori-
GUS conflict occurred at o'clock Iast
evening, at Palestro. The enemy en-
deavored to re.enter, but were repulsed
by the division under General Cialdini,
composed of the Zouaves and Piedmon.
tese cavalry.
The King pressed forward where the
tight was most furious, the Zouaves
vainly trying to restrain him.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the
Sandman vanguard at Zesto Celende
and, after fight of two hours pursued
the enemy across the Ticino.
The details of the battle of Palesto
say that the Sardinians, were at one
time, outfanked by the Austrians, who
threatened the bridge of boats across
the Sezia, over which, Gen. Canrobert
was to effect a junction with the King
at this juncture.
The Zouaves lost but one officer, and
twenty men killed, and two hundred
wounded including ten officers.
The accounts from Gen. Garabildi
state that numerous Austrian corps
having arrived before Vareze, he order
ed national guard not to resist and fall
back.
An attack was attempted by ou'
troops against Laveno on the land, but
without result.