The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1859-06-22
Pour Days Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OF TIE EUROPA.
CAPTURE OF PALASTRO CONFIRMED'
AuSirians Rc-crOssing tIe TicinO!
G4RIBALDFS DEFEAT COEFYRNED.
lie Retreats to and Re enters Comoi
Desperate Fighting
Four Days Later from Europe!
ARRIVAL OF TiIE EUROPA.
APTURE OF PALAsTRO CONFIRNED'
Austrians Rc-crossing the TicinO!
G1RDALDFs DEFEAT C0SF7RNED,
lie Retreats to and Re enters Como,
SACKyILLE- Y. B. june Il.

SACKvILlE, Y. B. June IA.
The steamer Europa has arrived at Halifax
with Liverpool dates to the 4th inst
The advices from Italy confirm the capture Of
Pelastro by the Sardnans. The King, Victor
Emanual, commanded in person, and exhibited
the greatest gallantry. The Austrans twice
endeavored to retake Palastro, but were repul-
sed after saguinary encounters. The SArdnan
reports say that they captured one thousand
prisoners and eight guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin report the
Austrians in full retreat across the Ticino into
Lombardy.
The report received BY previous arrivals that
Gen. Garabaldi had met with a repulSe by a su
peIiOr Austrian force is confirmed, but 1t now
appears that he was successful in re-entering
Como. -.. ... .--.... .... .. .........
BREApsrUFF's MARKrr--Continues with de-
clinng tendency. MesSrS Richardson Spence
Il Co.'s. circular qnoted -four very dull at Tues
days decline, sales OF American at 1ls@llS 81;
wheat also very dull and 2@3d lower than on
Tuesday. The following are the quotations:
Western red S010f 81; western white los Sd
@1ls; southern los 6d@l3s. There is also an
excessive dulness in the corn market and de
cline of2d@3d is reported on all qusltiet--
mixed is quotad at 6s 4l@6s Sd; yellow 63 81
Q6s lid; white 8s@Ss I'd. .-r ...-...
( From IEse Seat Of WAR.
! The Austrian efforts to retake Palastro are
| described as having byen very sangunary. At
one time the Sandman troops were out iiankcd
on the right, when the Zouaves came to the res
cue and repulsed the Austrians. The Austrian
version Of the battle has not been received.
The Austriaus had retreated from Babbea,
| and special telegraph to the London Daily
I NJ, H,,r;,, .,
| Austrans were in full retreat arross the 1icino.
| The French head quarters were at Verce(Ii.
Garibaldi had been driven into the mountains
| by the Austrian troops under Gen. Urban, who
re took Varez but teeglaphic dispatch re
celyed via Turin, states that Cen Goribaldi,
gathering reintorcements returned and surpri-
sing the Austrians, recaptured Varez, and sub.
seQuenty re-entcrcd Como in triumph. Gen.
| Neil, who had been sent to the assistance Of
Gen Garlbaldi, had occupied NOvaro. lnSur
rection IN Lombardy was spreading rapidly.
A Sardinian bulletin. dated Turin. May lst,
| says: The first victory has been gained by our
troops-at O'Clock this morning force Of 25.
| 900 Austrians endaagored to retake Pslastro.
| The King of Sardinia, commanding the fourth
division in person, and Gen Ciadin at the head
of the third regiment of Houavcs, resisted the
attack for considerable time and then having
successfully assumed the offensive, pursued he
enemy, taking thousand prisoners and captu-
ring eight guns five of which we're obtained
by the Zouaves. 500 Austrians were drowned
in the canal during the battle.
Another fight took place at Confrensca in the
province OF Somilnc, in which the enemy were
repulsed by division under Gen. Forey. Of the
first corps of the Flench army, after two
hours conflict. Last night picket of the ene-
my endeavored to PASS the Po at Clrne|seria
but they were repused by the Inhabitants of
that vicinity. The Austrians have evacuated
VarV, in the province Of Babbio.
TURIN, Jnne /.
A second victorious conflict occurred at 6
o'clock last evening. at PalaNtro. The enemy
ondoavored to re enter but were repulsed hy
the division under the ZonaveS and the Pied
monteSe cavalry The King pressed forward
where the fight was most furious the Zouaves
vanly endeavoring to restrain him.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the Sar-
dinian Vanguard at SiSto Caud and after a
fight of two hours our troops pursued the enc
nv across the Ticino.
The details of the battle Of Paastro sa1 that
the Sard inians we're at one time out fanked by
the Au ustrians, who threatened the bride OF boats
across the SeSia over which Gen Canrobert
was TO effect junction with the King. A
this juucturo the Zoaves lost 200 killed. inclu-
ding ten officers.
The accounts from Gen Garbald state that
a numerous Austrian corps having arrived be-
, fore Varez, he ordered the National Guard not
to resist, and fall back on Llgo Maggiore. Ar
attack was attempted by our troops against Sa
veno on the Lake, but without result. ~
TURIN. June 3.
Gen Garirnlai has surprised AID defea led tht
: Au>trians at Narez, and that town Is again FREE
| Of the enemy. Gen. Garibaldi re-entered SION
Y on the night of!he ID. Gen. Neil entered Ma
: varo on the 1st, after a slight encounter viii
tho Austrian outposts, who shortly fed Tht
= Emperor arrived the same evonng amidst th'
\ ac ,lanaions Of the people. The Austri MS en-
r deavnred to cross the Po at Bass,gnaro, but III,
inhabitants opposed them, firing upep and de-
stroying an Austrian bark
! Valletini is in a state Of insurrection. Th
= town Of vandrib has proclaimed for King Vic
tor Emanual The Duke OF Parma has arrived
in Switzerland.
. The French engineers had arrived at Sutra
# and were collecting vessels to cross Lake Mag
y giore with $3.50 men. The French squadron
S in the Adriatic have captured lhrty-fve Aus
$ trian vessels, valued at &4O00000.
i pa LosDoN Saturday, June t.
special dispatch to the Daily News, date
r Turin on Friday night, says the Austrian
n were in full retreat crossing the Ticino. Gar
y baldi has gained new victory and the insur
= rectiqn in Lon hardy Is spreadingi The Aus
n trian Bulletins olicial correspondence date
:, Verona, June 1st, says the enemy attacked th
: vanguard OF the Seventh Austrian corps, bu
: their iurthcr advance was stopped by the corp
u under Gen. Zobel. A large number are repor
7, ted to have been wounded during the encounter
i MILAS, Jme 2.
!, On the 1st inst, VareZ was cannonaded ans
! taken by Gen. Urban; who re-instaled the le
y gal authorities and levied war contributions 0
y the city. VIZ
:. GREAT Britain - No business will be don
!. lin Parliament until after the delivery OF tn
! Queens speech, which will he on the 7th ins
! 1t IS stated that prospectus of new com
: pany will be issued in afew days for laying
teleeraphlc cable from Cornwall to Canada
u The proposed capital is &500,00O.
! great explosion Of Saltpetre occurred o
4 board the troop ship Eastern Mon r,h; frol
AZ Kurrachee, while she was anchored oil Spit
head, with 5t0sreturned soldiers aud their lain
a lilies on board. lEhe ship was speedily eHyelep
. Cd in flames, but throughzhe,promp acAen 9
Il heIofficcrs and crew all but sesep persons wep
i lsayed Five cut Of the scSeawerc qillidsef Q
? parents WI were killed BY Che eapiosie9 y
nE5f Fl yScY.---1'he recall of the b~lch soldiers
e On le We, has added l2CoO Setelslls toftits at
nay. &