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Interesting Details of Foreign News.

Ngw York, Juno 14.--Tho steamship Full.
ton, with dates from Liverpool to the st inst,
arrived here lato last night. Her adviccs have
been mainly anticipated by the North Driton
at Quebec, but she furnishes some interesting
details.
The following are the latest dispatches from
tho seat of wars
BERNE, May 30, (vin France AN insurrec-
tion has broken out in tho Vattclina. The
population is repairing in masses to Londrio,
the center of the revolutionary movements.
The Austrian gems damcs, who have retired
into Switzerland, have been disarmcd by tho
Swiss authorities, and sent into the interior of
the country. The Federal Council has dis
patched troops to Ihe frontiers of tho Grisons.
Gen. Garibaldi's vanguard is at Canta.
The telegraph limo TO Como is worked by
Sandman employees. 1t is stated that 5000
Sardnians arc at Varoso, and that a French
corps d'drmee is expected there,
BERNE, May 30, (via Germany. )-tien. Gar
ibaldi yesterday suffered a defeat by a superior
force of Austrians, and has Withdrawn into the
Canton of PessirN
TURIN, May 3l.-The first details of the
fight at Palestro have reached here. The en-
emy were entrenched at Palestro, Cassalino
and Vinzoglio, but after an obstinate defense
our troops carried the eutrenchment at the
point of the bayonet, with admirable bravery,
anu lOOh Two pleCeS OF cannon, anu many
small arms and prisoners. The loss of tho en-
emy was very great, but the extent Of our loss
is as yet unknown. Verceli was yesterday
evening illuminated. The Emperor traversed
the streets, and the town was en- fete. The
King passed the night at Torrione, among the
encamped troops.
The London News says: at will be observed
that our telegraphic intelligence contains two
reports respecting the movements of GaribaIdi,
| -. H.. ~
respects, perfectly contradictory. Itwould be
easy to avoid this ncongruity, by publishing
only the dispatch which we believe contained
the truth, but we give both as they have
reached us.
It will be observed that that via France
| containing the most favorable news, relates tt
the state Of things Monday, whereas the
defeat is alleged to have taken place on Sun.
day.
If Garibaldi had taken refuge in tho Swiss
Canton of Tessin, he would have been disarmed
with his entire force and could not havo a van
guard at Cantu, which is on the road to Milan
The news of an insurreotion at LOndrio and
the disarming of the Austrian gems d'drmes
| given in another telegraphic dispatch, is also
dated Berne, Monday, and a dispatch from
Turin, which is in telographic communication
with Como, announces that Garibaldi has re-
ceived reinforcements there. On the whole we
| dIo lndJ tue Is IOJ only III lDe
| field, but successful.
PARIS, May 2S.-The semi official Pays oi
this evening contains tho following teographiC
dispatch
The Austrians, $4,000 in number, quilted
Placenza yesterday and re-entercd LOmbardy
Tho same journal also states that England
is willing to renew diplomatic relations with
Naples, but only on condition that France viii
simultaneously do tho same. The announce
mcnt of Sir James Hudson's departure for Ma
pies was premature.
The Paris correspondent of the Commercial
Advertiser of this city, writing under date o
May 3lst, furnishes the following items o
intelligence: The five American prisoners
who were confined in the prisons of Rome
werc released on the demands of the Ameri
can authorities, and are on board the frigat
| Wabash.
Gen. Neil, commander of the fourth corp
of the French army, was supporting Carl
baldi with 10000 men, and it was also hi
| intention to march TO M Milan,