Arkansas true Democrat., 1859-06-22

at Hslifax-cP Pardinian Victory
 Reptile of therians before Pales
 tro-one Thou Austrians Captured
 The Austriai full Retreat-Gari-
 baldi re-enterfp Do.
 Hakfar. JuneeThe Cunard steam ship Europa, Cn Leitch, arrived at this port early forming.
 She left Live, on Saturday, the 4th of June, and b, three days later news from Europe was received by the North Briton aebec.
 Reduct in Bank Rates.
 London, JuFThe bank of England has reduced u lfs of discount to B g cent, owing $ to the large receipts of gold from tho lea states and Austria.
 1nee of Bullion.
 The bulliorhe bank of England has increased du, the week f357 ,000.
 Fror Seat Of War.
 June 4 intelligence from the seat of war is i'm ant. There has been some very hard fig between the Sardinian troops, whoipy the strong position of Palestro onl left bank of the river Sesia, and the Aup troops, who were driven from the ph few days since. The Aus trians, conlng the possession of so strong a ion of the highest impor- tance to thfety of the right wing of their army vtrong reinforcement was dis patched tot point, and a vigorous at tack madpn the town, with a view of 1t the Sardinians gallantly defended I positions and drove back the Austriansh great slaughter.
 A secoattempt to capture Palestro was made next day, but the Austrians were agepulsed after sanguinary en- counter which the Sardinians, under the imlfte command of King Victor Emanuf ufplayed the greatest bravery, and peited prodigies of valor.
 The tg of Sardinia commanded in person pth engagements, and exhibited great aptry, exposing himself to the fire of enemy wherever danger threat. ened. mingled in the hottest of the fight.
 Thedinian account of these engage ments orts that one thousand Austrians have edoned all their positions on the left bsof the Sesia, and are in full re- treat ,ss the Ticino.
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 Gsldi, whose vanguard, according to previreports, had advanced within if teen ss of Milao. has been checked in his ance upon that city by greatly su- peritorce of Austrians, who marched agaihim from Milan and forced him tc retlsowards Como, which place he re- ente after considerable hard fighting.
 SECOND DISPATCH.
 lrrection in the South of Austria.
 fnsurrection has broken out amone the ltelline population in the Southrer pop of Austria, near the frontier o Lordy.
 x people were repairing, in large mass es the center of the revolutionary move m
 he Swiss Authorities Disarmed. he Swiss authorities in the Canton O To, and elsewhere, have been disarmed athe Austrians have sent gendarmes int tnterior of the country, to shut out all, sDress all sympathy for the revolutiona movements instigated by Garibaldi. rhe Federal Council have dispatched 'ops to the frontiers of the Canton Gre @s.
 The London News, in noticing the con ting accounts of Garibaldi's movements ys that on the whole they are satis6e, Ut Garibaldi has been successful.
 Retreat of the Austrians The Paris Presse announces that on tn th the Austrans, to the number of 50, o, quilted Piacenza and retreated acros Q Pc into Lombardy, towards Milan, up which point the Austrians appear to b ncentratlng JneII .--.--y-- Gen. Neill, the commander of the fourt rps of the French army, was supportin anbaldi with 30,000 men, intending t arch on Milan.
 Latest from the seat of War TU2IN, June 3d-The Austrians hay treated from Robbie.
 The headquarters of the French army ar w at Nercelli, where the Emperor Ma 'leon arrived to-day.
 Garibaldi has been driven into the mour ins by the Austrians under Gen. Uruba ho retook Narese. But a telegram, vi lessandria, says that Garibaldi, afte large endorsements, returned i'd, taking the Austrians by surprise, rc ptured Varese,
 Gen. Ncill had occupied Novara withor ucl resistance.
 The instruction in Lombardy is spread g rapidly, and thousands are focking t le camp of Garibaldi.
 Five Hundred Austrians Drowned. During the recent battle at Palestro tiy lndred Austrians were drowned by bein riven into the canal by the Sardinians
 Hard Fighting at Leste Calende. The Austrians attacked the vanguard le Allied army at Leste Calenda with rong force, but after two hours hard fgh lg our (the French) troops defeated u Iustrians and pushed them over the Ticin
 Arrival of Steamships.
 The steamship Kangaroo, from Ne { -ork, has arrived at Liverpool.
 The Vanderbilt steamship Ocean Quee rom New York, has arrived at Southam on.
 American Prisoners Released. The five American citizens, who ha 'een in prison at Rome for some time pa lave been released and are now on board he United States frigate Wabash.
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