The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-06-21

Details Of the Fulton's News,
Garibaldi's Movements.


Details Of the Fulton's News.
ssariba1di's Movements.
Adviees by the Europa, four days later
than the news by the Fulton make it certain
that Garabaldi has recovered his lost ground
in the Northern part of Lombardy, and that
he is again present terror to the enemy
We copy however from the details
of the Fulton's news an account of his
movements that our readers may not lose a
link in the chain of events:
The Messenger dParis publishes the follow.
ing details
On the 9th Of May, after fierce contest,
Garibaldi repulsed the Austrians and entered
Como, a town not more than Is or 20 miles
from Milan
This intelligence is Of the highest impor-
lance, and Garibaldi's splendid feat Of arms
will be the signal for the rising of the LON
bard provinces. To comprehend the full
value Of this news, it is indispensably rcquis-
tie to make known the position just taken
by the celebrated guerilla chief Ate, The
defeat of the Austrians at Miamata and
Garibaldis entrance into Varese, It's known
that they withdrew to Como; to reach this
town Garibaldi had to overcome the enemy
as well as the natural obstacles on the road
From Bella to Cbiasso, Gariboldi was
obliged to take a most arduous mountain
road he could neither support himself on
Swiss territory, whose neutrality he wished
4 he 10, hnp, aI ~,
by the lakes.
In front Of the Chiasso there is funnel
shaped tongue of land he was obliged to
cross; the level ground is so narrow between
the mountain wall and the lake Of Como,
that the road becomes a mere path, and at
the end of the defle stood the Austrians to
bar further progress. Here it was that they
had collected forces to stop Garibaldi on his
march; but as at Maimata, the chasseurs Of
the Alps beat the enemy and forced a pas
sage, they then entered Como and the Aus
trians fled before them.
AT this moment Garibaldi, master of Como,
is in good position to scour the whole dis
trict of Brianza and march either to the CEN
tire of Bergamo and Brescia, both provinces
the most decided and the most patriotic
Correspondence of the London News
PARIS, Sunday evening.
The exploits of Garibaldi eclipse all other
events of the war You will have received a
long succession of kilograms recording the
leading features ofhis hardy and triumphant
advance. His name is in every mouth, and
if the fortune of war should favor him but a
little while longer, he will be looked upon in
France as the true Bonaparte of this cam
paign. The Moniteur at length speaks of
him, and announces his occupation of Cam
erlata. BY later dispatches we learn that he
has pursued the Austrians as far as Monza,
a village only seven or eight miles from
Milan Prudent, as well as audacious and
fortunate, he has left a strong force at1ecco
on the eastern extremity of Lake Como: thus
keeping up his communication with the
mountainous districts. One cannot, however,
but feel great anxiety for his possession in
the heart Of the enemys country, and at the
head of only handful of volunteers The
Emperor, says Turin letter, is certainly
writing to him to be prudent, and not to ex
pose himself rashly to personal danger, but
he nevertheless goes on tempting hairbreadth
escapes, and every day with increasing sue
cess. The standard Of revolt against the
Austrian yoke rise everywhere on his
path as he goes along. People are actually
contemplating the possibility of his getting
to Milan with the French and Austrian ar.
mics are looking at each other across the Po
His dispatches written in the true REM, eidi,
Uici style, are said to run in this way IL
have been actacked by the Austrians have
beaten them; | am pursuing them the pop
ulation rise and help me-
GARlBALpI's PROCLAMATION TO THE LoMBARDs
The following proclamation was issued by
Garibaldi on entering the Lombard territory
Lombards-Yo GU are called to a new life,'
and you will respond to the appeal as your
fathers did Of yore at Ponsida and Leguano
The enemy is the same as eyer--piticss, a
black assassin and robber. Your breth-
rem of every province have sworn TO conquer
or die with you. 1t is your task to avcnge
the insults, the outrages and the servitude of
twenty generations it is for us t. leave to
our children patrimony freed from the pol
luton of foreign domination Victor
Emanuel, chosen by the rational will for our
supreme chief. sends me to organize you for
this patriotic fight. deeply feel the sanctity
OF this mission, and am proud to command
you. To arms Then bondage must cease.
He who can seize an arm and does not is a
traitor Italy, with her children united,
and freed from foreign domination, will know
how to conquer the rank which Providence
has assigned her among nations.
GERMANY.
A letter from Frankfort dated the 9th of
May relative to the sitting of the Goth Of the
Diet, says
The result Of the late sitting Of the Diet is
that Prussia has again rallied to her policy
various delegates to the federal government
who were opposed to her at the commence
ment Of the war in Italy. The greater mum.
Der Of German Princes, therefore, leave it to
Prussia to take the initiative in all military
measures, with view to guarantee the Ger
manic Confederation against foreign invasion
This right Prussia has never ceased to claim,
founding it upon her double quality as one
the grand Powers and as member of the
Confederation.
From this sitting Prussia, by the firm and
prudent conduct Of her representatives at
Frankfort has re>acqoired the first place in
Germany ; she must be considered the SOW
ereign moderator Of the destinies Of the coun-
try, and neither Bavaria, Saxony nor Hano-
yer has henceforth the slightest chance of
drawing by their bellicose demonstrations
the whole German Confederation into zen.
eral war, the duration and consequence of
which it would be impossible to foretell.
The Buffalo Commercial Advertiser, Mr.
Filmore's organ, and o paper which has au-
thority 70 speak for the Wings and Ameri-
cans, expresses Its views Of the intentions of
the Americans and old Wings in regard to
the campain Of 1860 at length, in which il
takes the position that these pcrties will not
come into the Presidential campain with the
Republicans without an equivalent Of some
sort being granted.
The ladies Of Boston, who have occasion n