New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-18
GAKInALDIS UOINGS.

etter from Turn Of tie @rh, il the IAllpeHdaace
% Brussels, says:
The Mayor OF MoptebeIo, who arrived here this
morning -ia;es that be French have left Castegg.O
srd Mnn,ebela. On the departure OF the French the
iuhabi,an-- Il these two places, who Dreaded the
turn ana the vengeance Of the enemy fed from their
homes leaving the houses empty aud the Villages de-
serted ] uudrr-.sud that with pect 20 the move
ments Of GaribalIi, the new bridge which the Ped
rnou,rse have lust erecfet the S.a rendered
Necessary by the former having been carried away
by the ne II the ryer, sDd II was that circumstance
which prevented the march Of Gen. CI4ldlni on No
vara ~ had beer decioed before the departure Of
Gsribsld The operations Of the sitter would have
been compromised by this uutovard circumstance had
he no: been able 20 ward off the danger by hir eIr4
ordinary boldness. Yesterday understand hiDg VIC
,1r Emanuel sent Dispatch ~ hin, asking how many
days be could bold the petition in which he then wa-
Garbsld replied, a fortnight The hing only re-
qurss three days.
TcRIy, May 81.
OF Garibald's proceedings we continue 20 learn
very little private teegrsphic dispatch IN one OF
tn-days php-r- dated Como, May 81, says t1at az
Varese and Como his loss officer killed,
wounded, , soldiers killed, and about sS slightly
wounded II adds tha, 10 90 Au-trans with j. gum,
bad been put TO flight. Il j. impossible 10 place any
confidence such statements a. these especially wnen
We are told that Ganbaldi without artillery, That
his forces did rot exceed 5000 men, and that ali the
advantages Of position the side OF The Aus
the source Of Bhch IL in way Indicated says tina,
the loss Of the Italians proves the vIgor VITA winch
they fought. Five men killed and 90 wounded do not
constitute such list Of casuate- would marx se-
we're conflict il II more ike the result Vi skirmsh IL
il rather strange that 10000 Austrians, having 2guns
and every advantage Of ground should have He'd from
little more than half their numbers without inh.ciing
greater damage than this, and equally remarkable
that they should have been cOnsidrrate as 10 IN
fc, only slight" wounds. The fact Il that here,
al Turin ole knows not where "a look for the truth.
sys EN- Of high coorng and Misrepresentation seems
generally adopted. II may be unintentional and ow-
ng only 10 the proneness to eyaggeraton which gen
orally characterizes the Ialian-, may be sy--
TEN purpO-ely adopted 10 encourage the people, aud
make volunteers believe tbenseIses lnvnclbe. IL the
latter doubt III at such system will be found 10 an
rwer ~ the long run. II will cause a reverse to be
doubly felt and i, i. not TO be suppose that such
war a. has Jus, commenced will be brought tO ter
mination by an unbroken stream Of success one side
by c0n-tsnt series Of victories uncheckered by a
single reverse. With respect 10 Gaibaljrs triunphs,
while doing full justice to his skill and daring a
leader 10 the enthusiasm Of his followers, aud to the
important aid be mny receive from the sympathy Of
the people he has gone among think Il will probsby
prove that the numbers OF the Aussns on the line Of
Varese and Como have been greatly oyerrated by their
opponents.