New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-10
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The following were publsoed a, iurih;
"TuRrs. MAY .a-Everipg.-The hobienese have
aban.oned Auiis FiViIsano, Fo,din4so, Aha tne az
The hah,.art- Of tho se commuues have unaanon-y
proclaimed the dictatorship of hing victor Enaniei.
Tie ,rjoososed banner waves IN all the i.aniSlana-
''Tp 10 this hour there u no news oi other actions
after those already ANNOUNCED
"N,y % Hornipy.--Yesterdsy the enemy desiring
to prevent soue reconnaissance towari The S--I- d-
rpcted by kiUg IN person, sAossd lheI-eiFes ln
force a Paes;ry and other places Their artillery vas
ev.rvwhere ovtroowered aud I'll. need by our.
"fhe little .laDd opposite 70 IeHansvs was cccu,
nisd by tb. RoyAl up,ps. We bai t-~ kIlsd AMI
rourdc-; among the latter We have 10 depore the
captain OF The staff Ferreri' VINO ~, reg;
Bruretta Of The Nice Cavalry was killed by lance
thrust.
From fresh particulars the conduct of the 10Th In
faIy appears 10 have beeo very nae me day before
YESTERDAY when that regiment passed the Se-ia WITH
ater 10 the waist and vigorously asa lri the enemy
at Torrone kiln macy and making Others Prisoners
ID the affair of Montebeo, Col. Murelli and Iieuts.
Borsy, Scassi and GoVone we're kIEd' Capt. Pio!a,
Ieut. Ghgliai Salssco Milanesio, and Ensign VI ayr
were wounded Gen. SOnnaz had slight confusion
on the face.
"The enemy il in force az MeZz snioo and VaccsreZz1
." 1t is saii that at the Inn OF the Fumo, hear Torn
celia the Au-triars sh"t all the Cignol family, con-
Sitting of sevcn eight persons, ibcluiing two chill
dren less than 10 years Of ag,, because they found
German muskets in the house. At Ca-a,isna they
iuteruga,ed whether there French a, Monte
beo, he replied in the negative.
They also arrested the Vlce-MsyOr Of PinarOlo
province Of Nogbera threatening TO shoot him il the
Mayor did not keep them advised OF the movements OF
the French.
"The French have occspied Cssteggo, and are for
tfyii themselves there"
The following bulletin has been published at Tlrn;
"MY - morning.
"From the news received subsequently to the pubi
cation OF the foregoing bulletin, take the following
particulars of the important engagement Of the Sesa:
Gen. Cisldbi, desiring to make himself master oi The
left ex'ren iy Of the bridge Of Vercel broken doYn
by the Austrans and TO protect the construction OF
tber bridge on the Sesia pu, two coamns IN move
meut " hch passing the river, conveyed tp~Hd the
sau point. One Of these columns pa.hei on to Al
bano where it forded the S--ia. Assoiled by large
number Of aublshed enemies, II sustained sharp
combat towa Nilats, and by impetnous alta *
()afto impctO routed s oppooeos, and succeeded 10
estabs hing itself at Borgo Verce, wi sn al loss
our side The other column ferd.d the Se-ia at the
Csppucini Vecch surprising two companies, aud ga
tabsbed itself there. The loss our part was light;
tha Of the AustIians considerable, and they LET.
prisoners and baggage in our hands.
In this feat Of arms there distinguished themseive
beside the intrepid General the bersageri, two squad
rons of the Alessandria light horse the regiment Of
Royal Piedmont, and battalion Of the 10Th.
''In the past night the Modenese abandoned Aulls
and he two small aGacen forts, spikiDg the guns, and
retired To FvizZano."
The Turin correspor dent Of The london Times, writ
ing on the 2ith, says general impression prevailed
that there would soon be action much larger
scale than the affair of Montebello-probsby in the
vicinity Of MOrtaTa.