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armed by the Swiss-G nibaldi RepuLSed
Jya Superior Force, bit Successful IN Re
entering Como BLOODY Fights atPalestrO
be,Cten Sardinians and Austrians - The
Sard,nians Pictorio,S--O ae thousand 4W-
Stria,s Taken Prisoners and Fire Hundred
Drowned-7He lilies also Victorious at
Confrcaza, Cocdsserd, and Sestro CaIeaae
The 4as-traians n.fwil Hetreat into Lona-
bardy.-Sc., &C., Sc.
New York, June II.
The steamship Fulton arrived last night
Her dates are to June LIST.
The following are the latest dispatches
from the seat of war:
BERNE, May 30,(rM France. AN in
surrection has broken out in Naltelline
The population is repairing en- masSc to
Sondrio, the centre of the revolutionary
movement.
The Austrian geasdnmes, who have re-
tired into Switzerland, have been disarm-
ed by the Swiss authorities, and sent into
the interior of the country.
The Federal Council has disaptched
troops to the frontiers of the Grisons.-
Gen. Garibaldi's vanguard is at Cantu
The telegraph to Como is worked by
Sandman employees,
1t is stated that 5000 Sardinians are
at Varese, and that French corps
darp,ee is expected there.
BERNE, May O,(ria Germany General
Garibaldi yesterday suffered defeat by
superior force of Austrians, and has
withdrawn into the Canton of Tessin.
TURIN, May 3I.-The first details of
the fight at Palestro have arrived here.
The enemy were intrenched at Palestro,
Cassalino, and Vinzaalgo, but after an
obstinate defence, our troops carried the
intrenchments at the point of the bayo-
net with admirable bravery, took two
pieces of cannon and many small arms
and prisoners. The loss of the enemy
was very great, but the extent of our loss
is as yet unknown. Vercelli was yester-
day evening illuminated. The Emperor
traversed the streets on foot, and the
town was en- felh. The King passed the
night at Torrione, among the encamped
troops.
The London Ne,cs says: at will be
observed that our telepraphic intelligence
contains two reports respecting the move.
ments of Garibaldi, the same in origin
and date, but in all other respects periec-
tly contradictory. 1t would be easy tC
avoid this incongruity by publishing only
the dispatch which we believe contains
the truth, but we give both as they reach
ell us. 1t will be observed that the re
port uia France, containing the most ia
vorable news, relates To the state of thing
on Monday, whereas the defeat is allege,
to have taken place on Sunday. If Gar
ibaldi had taken refuge in the Swiss Can
ton, he would have been disarined wit
his entire force, and could not have
vanguard at Cantu, which is on the roat
to Milan. The news of the insurrection a
Sondro, and the disarning of the Aus
trian gensdarmes, givoa in another tele
gram, is also dated Berne, Monday, an
a dispatch from Turin, which is in telc
graphic communication with Como, an
nounces that Garibaldi has received re
Inducements there. On the whole, W
are satisfied that the General is not onl
in the field, but successful"
PARIS, MAY 2S.-The semi-ofiicia
Pays of this evening contains the follow
ing telegraphic dispatch: "The Austr
ans, fifty thousand in NUMBER quite
Placenza yesterday, and re-entered Lon
hardy"
Gen. Mel, commander of the fourt
corps or the French army, was supper,
ing Garibaldi with thirty thousand mer
and it was also his intention to march o
. Milan.
SAcKILLE, n. b., June IL.
The steamer Europa has arrived q
Halifax, with Liverpool dates to the 1t
inst.
The advces from Italy confirm tll
capture of Palestro by the Sardinans.-
King Victor Emmanuel commanded j
person, and exhibited the greatest ga
lantry. The Austians twice endeayorc
to rctake Palestro, but were rcpulsc
after sanguinary encounters. The Sa
dinian reports say that they capture
1000 prisoners and eight guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin report
the Austrians in full retreat across th
Ticno into Lom5ardy.
The report received by previous n
rivals, that Gen. Garibaldi Fad met wit
a repulsc by superior Austrian fore
is confirmed, bat it now appears That i
was successful in rc-cntcriag Como,
Second D'spa,cA.
: The Austrian effort to rota'sc Pale
. tro is described to have bcca very sa,eu
) airy. At one time the Sardinal troops wc
: outaankcd on the right, .whca Ia z,r-