New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-22
Correspondence Of The LONDON Daily New,
Own. May 30.


C0No May ~.
You write ire that great things are expected from,
tile Caccator d., Alpl, and hope YOU iad already
ynu not dscrv.d 10 yoar expectations Our btttles
at Narese, \. FrTmo and Como mus be con,liend ~
some ot the bet fats 0rnt nt the campaign of 1859.
We were attacked ar Narc,e on the 10Th when ~
not only repuked the Ausirians but pursued them.
On The .7ib Garhalji ordered us 10 march on Como,
snd net the enemy siruugly fortified ~ :. fermo.
The imprruosry of our Cacuiatm forced in hall
huur their tmens, the Anstrans ahaDt ned
All THEN pusiuuns IN great haste aud disorder. The
Caccaturi pursued them very holy and Ia less than
five hours all the Costa III y F,rmo was entirely ours
II il naturally one # the strongest positions that
be imagined. We u" quite 5000; ani the
enemy 10 eco, with 2tO hor-euen and eight pieces Of
artillery Gen Garibalii invariably in the places
If greatest danger, always within mu~ket shot, sih
our urave soldiers fighting AID crying " Yea Gpi.
baldi! He thought cuus autly at their safety AMI
never of his own. Col Me0ic aud All the other colo
uts we're examples Ia TIE brave. All the ei0t mdlor
highly disiil gushed themselves. Considering the di.
dcutes, nun beers and circumstances, the tikng of
Como be-. ~ the history If war of indrpeud-
elc- one oftbe most bri.llan aud bodies, actions
An elderly English gentleman was with IA, and
night ko hon. He l. in the companies al Bersag-
lie formed Ar Iyrea, and composed, for the greater
part OF Grnoese.
on the other hand wealthy English family living
at Como. in Ill. house of MaTchese Briglo al Mlan,
was constantly employed in giving all the Information
they could to Geb. Urban 90 the 9th, 70 has been
,
iian General with notices TINT pre- vented our splendid
victory from producing MI the advantages We s1oui
have derived from IT but t'r such mn espionage. Ihs
II diguhtnn uf he PEE pie >uch that tue two gentle
men were arrested aud their being shot univer- .
sally GenlAided. Count EiscuLtI, the Piedmontess 4
Commissioner saved their hives, aud they were eI-
D. He'd they live II due not 10 forgiveness tor their
cIim. but ds~ire at the Government Ia Do geo
erous a iueLdy Ia the British.
The Austrian Marechal t. bau is ferocous soldier Z,
Of the cbool of toe famous llaynau. lie shot with b,
own band and q revolver, poor peasant, F'hoe Re
naDo Of Rebbo, near Conn, - years Il, WI pou sny
pruvucaton, and only BE- cause be- was told thJ mhap
py nan Il friend To the ITALIAN cause. 'An'ouo
Galteti another peasant, ~ years odd, was WOUNDED
10y coup ne s0b,e, aud by the same Urbao, while
was 81 the door Of his house with child, eight mouths
Old, IN his ara =. There would be end It ! were %
tell yOu all he enomities committed by this monster
Urban.
In a letter of May q, in the 71ciHo Ga-cite, W.
read:
1.-THE combat between Garbald and the Austnsu
at Narese has been most sanguioary. They hays
taken Ia Como ,weniy three carriages fall II ther
wounded. Garbaldi pursucd the enemy a, far as
Biuego and he returned amt the accamatons OF tts
people, who assisted him in Offending the bauicsfs
and tending the wounded. The Sandman COmmi-
sioner at Narese, NJ. Emilio Ns;oIti VeGOsta, has
pubhsbed the following proclamation:
" The enemy il Ia retreat. The Alpine Csccl.,0d
have fought with courage worthy tue brave maa
who commands them AID Of the cause they deienl;
aha yOu, CitlZeLS, nave behaved admirably. Al luz
young men have come for mnssets, and have ie-
II anded leave 10 fight and dcfeud the barricafes.
Every household has wed in succOuriDg the coIos
tait- aud supply iDg the means Of defense LoDbky
will follow your example. fhe Commissioner oiNs
Sandman Majesty will thank Jon IN the name Of ne
King, who il at the head II the var of undergraduates
GaTlb1dl has gone 10 Como. Al Csmera;a tD
AustrsBs the 9Th, were x 600 strong vita afIe'J.
Garibadi, setting out from Vare:e for Como, pre-
tened az first Ia take the carrage-road upon ssyns
Bihsgo but suddenly changing his route be fe unei'
pecedly Oh the fret Austrian ourpOs,s at san terno.
The platoon fire of the euemy dd not prevent ne
Alpiie cnasseurs from dislodgiug him At the pon!a
the bayoDet from the strong p sitIon he helf, al
orving him back upon the Prato Pa-que toto 10
suburbs Of Como lBorgo Vico). In the neen TIM,
another column Of chasseUrs attacked yigOroa.yl'
main body oi the enemy at Csmerla,a'
a letter from Como the 2sth nit. says:
" On the 27ih about 3 p. m, two Austrian batalon
With eight guns advanced IN the direction Of Pr~
Fssque AT tue moment when these troops were tskas
Their meal, about in the evening, yOll.y oi mss
kerry announced the arrival ot Gaubaliis Chs.-eHt
who, coming down from Molnello, atscset vs.
Ausirisns BY O'Clock the Ausrians were 10 felfes-
ara Gen. GGfbaldi with his men, entered the ps,
through tie Sala-Gate. Our town was imInelis''
Illuminated a