, 1859-06-16

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GAR1EALD1'S MOVEMENTS.
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A.vlccs by tic Europa. four days later than
1';c NEWS by the Fulton make it certain that
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oaraoaldi las recovered is's lost erouhd IN 1l'e
Northern rarL Of Lu:nlas1v, aud that lc is
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' - 'eas"' 'e1'o' ~ ''o e4e ots
however from the details W lie tnltou S news
NJ, :c,u,,,, tf lis movements, Tia. o,r readers
may hit lose lux i'll the chain OF crents:
The Mexcl7er Le Paris publishes the following
details:
I'm the eth Of May, after fierce contest,
s;arii.alii rcpnlscd the -iustrians and entered
Como, Il 1uNn not more than II or - miles frum
Alii.r.
na az: a;Ss es sisaaa l. ID "f ft Of ars ~1' !:
the >iyn;:; fur the rising of tho Lombard prov
iuctS. To comprehend the full yaluc Of this
t'"s, it il .;,'i.:;rr.nSaa!y requisite to make
known the ln,sition just taken up by the ccI.-
br.4tcl :,nc,ll::l clrl. Alter the defeat ot t!c
Au>lriais 1T Miatnata aud t;aribad,s entrance
into Fnresc. il is kti'wn that they Withdrew to
son,a; IT. rra::. this t'wu Gari1alIi had I" over
the rn4:,sy we'll rs the natural obstacles
"n the road. From I;irlia 10 Chiasso, tiariba1d
VII, obliged tn tnkc Il most a.l.lt,us mountain
rnac; llc could peitlcr support himself! on the
l.shl liUr the ictt; On ouC side i1y the Swiss
territory. hn~e neutrality lie wished io rcsrcct
on the ut!aer lie wus hemn,cd in by the lakes
In erom, uf C!I:a,st' thtrr Is Il li1unr!.stiaped
1on::ue ot land hc was obligedto cross the level
ground is 80 narrow between the n.ou,,tain wall
u:,;t the lake Of Conn. that the road brcomcs
n.ere path mud ut the end uf the dslile stead the
.Au~srIa1.s I" h:r tAriber progress. Here it WAS
that III, had cullrrte.l fDrtra To stop {;aribaldi
,tl lis ,'iars'; n, us ii. a:.la, tic cls:.ss.n1s
r j..,1 nA
sa@c, they soon entered Como and the .Austrlaas
lc'l hr:ure them.
At this muElruf Gariba;.Ii, master of Como, il
il. position to scour tie whole district of 1,ri
ANA anil luarc', "islser to The centre Of I.ombar
.ly Or into the |altr!tina, aud a.lvaucc on Bcr>
ean" :, l;rr>cis, bo!h PROVINCE the most de-
cidcd and the most patrin1ic,
1r.rr. opd.,.v OF tic l,.n.l,m scwr.1
r:,ra, s,,.u.sy evening,
l"H cNpstI:s "t ttHf4o2lut rt'i'f'Se al otacr
y, ~: ":f: ou W.. nasJ ~" t.a
;;.r t;,turt, 81 Ills hsrdy :,nd triuu,;,bun, ad
.aucc. His mime j. in every mouth. and if the
fortune ii war stnuld favor sI'tn but little
while longer. l'c will be ,ooked upon in Francc
lis the true Douapar.c III this canlf,agn. The
-:E.n:t~"r at l'ng'I speaks tt lin, and anuoun-
Gus his occupation a' tancrlnth. Hy later dis
};l,c:l"s NC learn that he has pursued tic .AHs-
traits In far as M"nza, village only seven or
eight mrs from Milaa! Prudent, as well as au-
A:riuus ;t,,t Fortunate, llc has left strong force
y; I.cecu on the ,:.sc'n sSsrsnisy 81 Lake Como:
Illus se,pins ::,' Ills communications with tho
mountainous districts. 'snc cannot: howessr,
heart Of an cncms country. aud at the head of
ou'y a handful of volunteers. Thc Emperor.
sa.s Tnrin letter. is continually writing to him
10 bt prudent, and nut to expose himself rasl'ly
toprr.',nu danger, Int he nevertheless goes on
tr,nl':inE iarhreM'tth cscancs. and every day
EfnttH nf m.
volt against the Austrian yoxe rises everywhere
on hi, EntlI ITS Ir gucs uluns. Prorlc are actu-
atly contemplating tho possibility of lis getting
tnMiian while tic Frclicl. mud austrian armies
arc lnukin:, ut c.scl other across the 20. His
tii<ra.c.s written in the trnc rt@i. rid. sii
attacked by the Austrians; hare bcutcn them;
] an pursuing them; tue population rise end
help nlc'''
,,r,u.,.m'. rroc1.u.rros III THE 1oxuArns
r, r.,,. -.-a..,...,..:.. ,u.. ;,.,,., -,
4he 1o4'o"'os l1oc!anaI'on ".s 'ss"cu y,
I,o,n,,ards-You arc called 10 a new life, AM
you will respond 10 the appeal as your fatl,cr.
lid Il: ,urr !, Ponsida aud l.ceuaro. The enc
INV is iii: same as ercr-1iti1css, black assas
r;i and rubber. Your brethren Of every pro
II is mr. task TO aycn.c tic insults, the ont
rare. md tic srryitudr If twenty generations
II is fur MS tn leave TO orr children ! natrjnon,
fred tr,,n the po]lutinn Of foreign domina
linn. Victor Ertannc1. chosen Ev flic nutionu
will for orr supreme cllic:, sends me to organiz
vnn r,r 1his n1,ru,;r t;.r],f drrn1y FIJI III
.nct;,v nt III. :. ;,s;un mi nm nroul To com
mind y,ul. To arms! Thcn bondage mus
,ra.c }Ie who enn scizc MI nrr, md does nc
!. n traitor. It:3y. viii hsr ehiidren unitcf
.nJ feed Crorn foir;.,n domiuatiou. viii kno,
l,urA reconn.,rr +i,c rank wl,ic!, rrnv;,lcnc
Ia. 1,,;,ncI h.r um.,nr nations.
Whru {; neral t;arii,a,j; entered yarese. b
.,Ac;n.,..l Crrrann the l'uir4tn of the ,,lac,
~ i. rrny;s,,,ui Commissioner INSTRUMENTATION,
u,.;,,, IT,; ti,o r,,,,,. ~ H.. Xiv RI ~ari;n;a
:" c..'. @ .;..' ,,r'c,.,t"n ~ ~ asti, IL,
ei,s n .ae !,ss ,ns -: mij;ssa lug s Il
,"I'or;n,, ] dncument dutrj NV e. fron, II
T'..,, I'm - V,ra.a ~ ;ssnna ~ t'e rn
r,,nn,;.s;n,cr
.I.',;,on*, X, a,orer hn,} KIM y;ct,
rnsnncl H.. {;ret Solder of nat;onal indcnent
cncc. auu"unccd TO Italy that be lind once mo,
,lr,wr the xwnrI thnn il,c 1,con]. of t.on,bard
.n.;,,,, t;c;r .v,s In fhc T;c;no chilled far ii
;..".1 ~ ;n.,r,..t;nu N,f;v.s ~ hnm,,;
" ,..t,no " ..,.J H. ,,nnrsi ,nr.xs;t;as
""' @ i1'1a'S =. s 80 ,1,;e ,''n - J1,r Vii,
III! f,si, "', ",,;.t - ' -. ,c ). nt.,;n f'nt M
I'' III r.,Hs,i',r Hi d.Ior + unn.,ess.rr
I. ulnnuucc tiis 10 US, and everywhere On /.
way thu people rise. ::l'i declare for tile nxton
,,,ann,.; A. rnrnmis .;onar If liz S5rl;ni:
Waic,,y. / come 10 assume ,:sc civil ,,orcrun,e
Of Ills Spontaneous movement. Citizcns! i
Lombard insrrrecticu will b. u,.i,nuted by Ii
new :ni admirable Italian spirit which, with I
s.er., OF nuu,ni.litv. has disclosed IL us |
sccrv, .,f e,.cce+n. 50 disorder will come to d
,us5 he sublime spectacle 1t liberty; no b!i
.pnrutsiu will disturb tho civil organization
the r.ul,,ry; no spirit VI inproyidcn, rcaei
Will ,ucsuu. to cnusidcr az the triumph o
nurty that which il tho triumph Of a VII
patiou,
Wars Of independence require great et1or
xou i.uvc before you the example of gcncrt
Piedmont, which, for the last eleven years,
hcrn making tie most Lsavr sacrifices for I,
sn,,,. i,oue ,yt,ic, las pox become rral
t,ur ..,,,crvri,c IL certain t&,c brayc ricdnl
Ike urmf. lend Ly tie King, is u,arcilin.
nur c.si>;nrr,. Itufv !, nrrn!,ixine for the ,
If INDEPENDENCE: Sunoteon iii. has thrown
sworn ug France oar sister. and ,lc natural
~ crcrv .-rncrons cau.c into the scalre Of 1