The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-06-15
Three Days Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
The Capture of PaleStrO Confirmed.
The Austrians in full Retreat.

SAcKvILLE, N. B., juno 14.-The steamship
Europa with dates from Liverpool to the 4th
inst, three days later than those received by
the North Briton, at Quebec, has arrived at
Halifax.
The steamship Kangaroo from Now York on
the 2lst ult., reached Liverpool on the goth
inst, and tho Vanderbilt steamship Ocean
Queen from New York, on tho 2lst ult., ar
rived at Southampton on the ID inst. The
Persia from New York on tho 25th ult., mr.
rived at Liverpool on the 4th inst, the day the
Europa sailed.
The advices from Italy confirm the capture
Of Palestro by the Sardinians. The King,
Victor Emanuel, commanded in person and
exhibited the greatest gallantry. The Aus
trians twice endeavored to retake Palestro, but
were repulsed after sanguinary encounter.
The Sandman report says that they captured
1000 prisoners and eight guns. The latest
despatch from Turin reports the Austrians in
full retreat across the Ticino into Lombardy.
The report received by the previous arri-
walls that Gen. Garibaldi had met with re-
pulse by a superior Austrian force is con
hrmed, but it now appears that he was sue
cessful in re-entering Como.
From the Seat of War.
The Austrian efforts to rotake Palestro are
described to have been very sanguinary. AT
one time the Sandman troops were Outhanked
on the right, when the Zuoaves came 10 the
rescue, and repulsed the Austrians. The Aus
tran version Of the battle has not boon re-
ceived. The Austrians had retrcated from
Robbie, and u special telegraphic dispatch to
the London Daily News, dated Turin, juno 3,
says that the Austrians were in full retreat
across the Ticino.
The French head quarters were at Vercelli.
Garibaldi had been driven into the mountains,
by the Austrian troops under Gen. Urban, who
retoOk Vorese; but teIegraphic dispatch re-
ceived via Turin, states that Gen. Garibaldi
gathered reinforcements, returned and surpris-
ing the Austrians, recapturcd Varese, and sub
sequently re-entered Como in triumph. Gen.
Mel, who had been sent to the assistance of
Garibaldi, had occupied Navarro. The insur-
rection in Lombardy was spreading rapidly.
Sardinian Bulletin.
TURIN, May 31--A fresh victory has been
gained by our troops. At 7 O'Clock this morn
ing force of 25, 200 Austrians endeavored to
retake Palestro. Tho King of Sardinia COM
manding the fourth division in person, and
Gen. Cialdina at the head of the third regiment
Of ZOuaves, resisted the attack for n considers
BILE time, and then having successfully assumed
the offensive, pursued the enemy, taking ,OOO
prisoners, and capturing guns, of which
were obtained by the ZOuayes. 500 .Austrians
were drowned in tho canal during the fight
Another fight took place at Confrcnza, in the
province of Zommilino, in which the enemy
we're repulscd by the division under Gen. Forey
Of the first corps of the French army, after
two hours conflict. Last night picket of the
enemy endeavored to pass the Po at Cervessi.
mia, but they were repulsed by tho inhabitants
of that vicinity. 0-l fsU.t.I..
The Austrians have evacuated Varc, in the
province of Robbie.
TURIN, juno IA second victorious con.
Aict occurred at 6 o'clock last evening at Pa
lestro. Tho enemy cndcaNored to re-enter the
city, but were re-pulsed by theSdivision under
Gen. Cialdina, composed of tho Zuoayes and
Piedmontese cavalry. The King pressed for
ward where the fight was most furious, the
Zuoayes trying to restrain him.
On Tuesday, the Austrians attacked the Sar.
dinian vanguard at Zesto Calendc, and after 4
fight of two hours, our troops pursued the enc
my across the Tioino.