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

sACKvILLE, June l4.-The express of the Asso-
ciated Press has arrived from Halifax with later
foreign advices per steamer Europa from Liverpool.
Her dates are to Saturday the 4th inst.
The Europa arrived at Halifax at l o'clock this
A. NJ.
The steamers Kangaroo and Ocean Queen arrived
out on the I'd inst.
The steamer Persia arrived out on the 4th
The latest accounts from Italy say the Austrians
had twice endeavored to retake Palestro, but each
time were repused after sanguinary encounters
The King of Sardinia commanded and as the ac-
counts say, exhibited great gallantry.
The Sardinians say they took one thousand pris-
oners and eight guns
The latest despatch from Turin says the Austrians
were in full retreat across the Ticino.
Gen. Garibaldi had been driven back but was
successful in re-enterng Como.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SACKvILLE June IA, p. M.-The following en-
braces the main points of interest in the Europa's
advices.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
The efforts made by the Austrians to retake Pa
lestro from the Sardinians, very sanguinarv
struggles. The Sardinians who were commanded
by the King in person, soTely pressed and
were at one time outfanked their right by the
Austrians when the gallant Zouaves came to their
rescue! This is the purport of the Sandman ac-
count. The Austrian version of the affair had not
been received.
The Austrans had retreated from Bobbo.
A special telegram to the Daily Ne,os dated Tu-
rln FrlGay, says tne AustrlanS were In fu retreat
across the Ticino.
The head quarters of the French army was at
Vercel
General Garibaldi had been driven into the noun
tains by General Urban, who retook Varese, but
telegraphic despatch via Turin says that Garibaldi
subsequently returned and surprised the Austri-
ans retoOk Varese and re-entered Como.
General Mel, commander of the 4th Division of
the French army, had occupied Navara.
The insurrection previously reported in Lom-
bardy spreading.
THE DETAILS OF THE WAR NEWS.
TURIN, May 3l.-A Sandman bulletin says:
fresh victory was gained by our troops at o'clock
this morning. A body of twenty five thousand
Austrians endeavored to retake Palespo from
troops, the King commanding the 4th Division in
person, and General Ciadni at the head of the 3rd
Regiment.
The Zouaves resisted the attack for a consider
able time, and then having successfully assumed
the offensive, pursued the enemy, taking one
thousand prisoners and capturing eight cannon
five pieces being taken by the Zouaves.
Five hundred Austrians were drowned in the
canal during the fight.
Another fight has taken place at Confrenza, in
the province of Sometime in which the enemy
were repulSed by Division 40, after two hours
conflict
Last night picket of the enemy endeavored to
pass the Pc at Cerresseria, but they repulsed
by the inhabitants.
The Austrians had evacuated Varo, in the pro-
vince of Bobbio.
TURIN, June IA second victorious conflict
took place at o'clock last evening at Paestro.
The Austrians endeavored to re-enter the town but
were repulsed by the division of General Ciadn
composed of Zouaves and Piedmontese Cavalry.
The King pressed gallantly forward where the fight
was most furious, the Zouaves vainly trying to re-
strain him.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the Sandman
vanguard at Sesto, where fight of two hours du-
ration ensued. Our troops pursued the enemy
across the Ticino.
Numerous Austrian corps appeared before Varese.
Gen. Garibaldi ordered the National Guard not
to resist, and fell back on LagO Maggoire. An at
tack was attempted by our troops against the town
of Larena on the Lake but without any result
The details of the battle at Paestro say the
Sardinians at one time disfanked by the
Ausrians, who threatened the bridge of boats
the Sesia, over which Marshal Canrobert was to ef-
feet junction with the Kings forces At this june
ture the Zouaves to the rescue, and turned the
tide against the Austrians. The Zouaves lost
officer, and twenty men killed and two hundred
wounded, including ten officers.
The Sardinans are believed to have been terri
bly, up, but their loss is not mentioned. An
Austrian General is reported to have been killed.
Napoleon visited the battle field after the con-
fict and congratulated the Sardinians
TURIN. June2 The Austrans this morning ad-
vanced from Bobbio toward the French outposts,
but retired after short fight. This movement
was made to conceal the retreat of the Austrians