Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15
THE NEWS FROM ITALY.

an equal distance from Como on the lake OF
that name, and from Laveno, on Lake Maggi-
ore. Accounts vary with respect to the force
under his command Some say $4,000, some
10000, and Others only 5000, and even 1000
As he had neither artillery or cavalry, some
uneasinesS was entertained for his safety, but
a dispatch received from the headquarters OF
Col Bontemps at Lugano announces that Gar
ibaldi had beaten the Austrians in two engage
ments captured seven pieces of cannon, and
was marching on Como. 1t is expected that
the entire province will rise for Garibadi,
which movement will produce an immense eff
feet on the rest of Lombardy.
ALEssANDRIA, May 26.-Since l wrote to
you, Garibaldi has really done wonders. After
having twice beaten the Austrian General Ur-
ban at Varese, he routed him this morning on
the road Of St. Fermo, near the Camerlata, a
few miles from Como. The Austrians, COM
pletely routed, are in full retreat on Mona,
and as the railroad has been broken up by our
guides, it would be difficult for General Urban
to resume very soon his offensive movements
Garibaldi's Cacciatori dele Alpi scarcely fired
their muskets, being much inferior in their
range to those of the Croat After the first
discharge, they assaulted the enemy Ia bay
oaete, forcing the positions one after the other.
We have not yet received the details of these
brilliant exploits, in which Captain Decristoto
ris, already well known in England, and two
brothers Strambio, have done wonders. Capt.
Boldrim fell during the glorious attack of San
Fermo, While | am writing an officer of the
staff tells me that general movement is on the
point Of being made against the whole of the
enemy's lines.
PARIS, May 29-The exploits of Garibaldi
eclipse all other events of the war. You will
have received a long succession of kilograms
recording the leading features of his hardy and
triumphant advance. His name is in every
mouth and if the fortune of war should favor
him but little while longer, he will be looked
upon in France as the true Bonaparte of this
campaign. The Moniteur at length speaks of
him, and announces his occupation of Gamer
lata. Prudent as well as audacious and tortu-
nate, he has left strong force at Lecco on the
eastern extremity Of Lake Como, thus keeping
up his communications with the mountainous
districts. One cannot, however, but feel great
anxiety for his position in the heart Of an enc
my's country and at the head of only hand
full of volunteers The Emperor, says Turin
letter, is continually writing to him to be pru-
dent, and not to expose himself rashly to per-
sonal danger, but he nevertheless goes on
tempting hairbreadth escapes, and every day
with increasing success. The standard of re-
volt against the Austrian yoke rises every
where on his path as he goes along. People
are actually contemplating the possibility of
his gettiHg to Milan while the French and Aus
trian armies are looking at each other across
the Pc. His dispatches, written in the true
ueni rid, vici style, are said to run in this way
81 have been attacked by the Austrians l
have beaten them; | am pursuing them; the
population rise and help me"
TURIN, May 29.-Yesterday, after a severe
contest Garibaldi repulsed the Austrians, and
entered the town of Como, A telegraH sent
by Garibaldi dated Como Nav 2S 10 A. NJ.
states eve attacked and defeated the enc
nv Yesterday evening. and entered Como at
ten O'clock the same night. The Austrians
were completely routed. and fled in the drec-
ton of Monza" This news was received at
beadouarters. The King sent in reply a tele-
gram to Garibaldi eulopiZing that General
TrR1N Nav 3n-Caribaldi has received rn-
organized, and National Guard modified.
Volunteers are fastening to increase the mill
tia' Inc national movement is spreading, and
the Town OF Lecco IS free. The Austrians, in
considerable force, have occupied Bobbio.
The EXPECTED BATTLE.-The London
Daily News correspondent writes, MAY 30
from Alessandria
whilst | am writing, an officer of the staff
tells me thata general movement is on the
point of being made against the whole of the
enemy's line The headquarters of King Vic
tor Emmanuel have been transferred this
morning from Occimianto to Vercelli and it is
likely that corps of $4,000 men has already
crossed the Sesa at Borgo, Vercelli and Cere-
sana' Since yesterday evening the French pi-
oneers have been busy in erecting bridge on
the Tanaro, near Basignani to secure the
passage OF Canroberts corps daTmee, 1t is al
50 50 reported mat Generals tantl and CuccEariS
uIElSioh wiz at the same time force the pass Of
we I'VE 10 Ut Falenza' OF somewhere thereabout
we are, therefore, i'll great expectation so
I ~. So that since yesterday, the French and
5leuliiontese commlssalrlat have received or
uelS " i ~, the troops win three days "a
I t!S ne whole OF the medical staff has
likewise been ordered to be in readiness for
.ilI s morning We're we to succeed in forcing
oot'i t,iG passages OF the SeSla ana the 70, we
sLouiu ne aoie 10 assault the AustrlanS left
wing, ana part OF thelr centre. by attack
ine 'isGIli at lorTlohe- oaluucco, we threaten
poln NoEara ana Fespelato, on thelr extreme
llSu', CrosSlllg the oeslA at Ceresena we
might harch through Celpenchl to Castle d
AgIlona ana Mortara, whist forcing the pass
Vi 'aiehza we can proceed by Mede and Sar-
llralla IN the direction OF Pavla. Gen: Guylai
ana? elther accept batue on the pam winch
Is GiL re by the course OF the IesSin
an9 tne 70, or retiring from NoVara, Mortara
anu 1arlasco, make stand ON Payla. On
Ine hrSt Supposltlon, II beaten, he must at
once retire from Upper Lombardy, bending
lid TlgIJ wing towards the AuQa. In the 9th
er case lie VIII be Obliged to follow the course
vi tne 10, as tar as Casal Magglore. In either
vi these cases Mantua ana Placenza Will be-
COME MS real case OF operation.
The FEELING IN GERMANY-A Heidel-
berg correspondent of the New York Times
makes the following remarks in regard to the
resignation of Count Buo the Austrian Prime
Minister.