The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1859-06-22

shsr than eighteen or twenty miles from
Milan. This sof the highest importance,
and Garibsldi's splendid lea, Of arms will be
. signal fcF the rising Of the Lombard pro.
vince.
To comptthe nd the full value ofthis news,
il l. indisprnsibly reg uisite 10 make knoxh
the postum taken up by the ceIebrs'ed hero,
after defett by the Aus,risns o. Msernsfs.
snd Gsrbaldi's entrance into vuez; u is
known shry Withdrew 30 Como. and 10 reach
ihis tow .. 'iaribaldihsd topvercome the enc
my well as natural obstacles on The road
from Brittle to Chaesso. caribaldi was OBJ.
liged 10 take must srduous mountain road
lie could nei'h er support hinse II on he right
or the lent on one side lay the Swiss terri
tory. whose neutrsty ne wished to respect
on the Other he was hemmed in BY Lakes.
In front Of Charso there is a funnel.
shaped tongue Of land, he was obliged 20
cross. The level ground is 90 narrow BE-
tween the mountsln wall and the Like Of
Como. that the road becomes a mere path
aud al the end of The pass stood the Aus
TRANS, 10 bar his iurther pfopress. Here il
was that they had collected forces to stop
lGarbaidi on his march. as at Meamsts.
The Chssseurs Of the Alps heat The enemv
and forced the passage, and very soon en-
tered Cpmo. snd the Aus,rians fled before
them. Al this moment, Gsribsldi, master
OF Como, is IN . position 70 scour the whole
district OF Boo MA, and march either TO the
center OF Lomb srdy, or into the vsItellins.
and advance on Bereamo and Breseca, both
provinces most decided and patriotic ia the
Italian cause.
GARIBALDls PRocLAMA TON TO rHE LON.
BARDs.
The following PROCLAMATION wss issued
BY Gsribaldi on eMe'ing LON nbardy:
Lomeards. you are called to . new life,
and you will respond 20 the appes, asyour
fathers did Of yore al ronsda end Legnaro.
Tne enemy is the same . ever. pitiIess Is
block. an sessssin and robber. Your
I. brothers, Of every prov ince have sworn 10
c cuguer. o. die with you. II is our task to
sven.re the insuIls, the ouusges and the ser.
vi,uds ot twenty genes ations. II is for us
10 give TO our children : psssinony irssd
from the poI.u zion Of foreign domination.
Victor EmsnueJ, chosen BY the national will
for our supreme chief, sends 70 organize you
for this patriotic fight deeply feel the
sanctity Of this mission, and | am bound TO
command you 90 arms. Our boadsge nus'
cerse. lie who can ize 40 arm, and doee
not. Is . traitor. Italy, with her children
united and freed from foreign Jomin alton,
will know how 20 re-conquer the rink which
Providence hss assigned her among nsiions.
GA RlBALDf.
THE rosIrloS or THE HOSTILE ARMIES Ix'
ITALY.
The Paris correspondent OF The New
York Commercial Advertiser. writes on May
3la:
twill be perceived that the allied army
is advancing upon and surrounding the capi-
tai " Lombardv 10 the form Of horse shoe
The Ausirians are in the hollow Of this
curved line, with both the wings Of their
army ou,asnked BY the allies. The posi.
tion gives the latter IN immense advant yc.
but the principal blow. unless the Austrisns
should retreat. must be struck BY the two
Monsrchs on the center, somewhere in the
negaborhood OF Mortara and Novars. Il 10
evidently here that The Avstrisns are 10 be
found in lsrgest numbers.
GREAT. BRIrrAS.--No business will be
done in Parlisment until sher the delivery OF
The Queens speech, which will be on the
9Th instant
In the Derby races, the stakes we're won
BY Sir Joseph Hswley's Musjid. The value
Of the stakes was nearly E7.o00. and Il i
rumored ihst Sir Joseph wins flOOOOo
more on BETS
I.is stated that the prospectus Of new
company will be issued in . few days for
laying : telegrsp phic cable from Cornwall 70
Canada. The proposed capital is 100000
sterling.
A great explosion or ssltpere occurred
on board the troops ship Eastern Monarch.
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