New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-14

'iUp have q marked prop~n>I'y fer ex'gger-t'nC to-
suctes' snd finbi-hrg the defeats ct those to wh'n
/ they have devoted sll their .yqpa'hy
The Paris cure, o. nieu, of the IoHd0I Trrzss ssys:
! 9Th, NOauenr r,cuunt- the exports of G>nbz!il.
VITO. far kuoE has hot yet sed hiii Ss' ~
:, h. su pseG oT ts- q - with very -cr'us h--. an
1t quite sure shr'her the uninterrupted sacce>' ui
IN daring aud ,kifs e sder gives 10 b- ID 'a'''ite
1850 2" al parties. In fact, he has nsi- n" m ne
aims, ~ Ia Erase the French IN h proofs nsSion
,L,rif Fr-nce ard the Fnncu never existed. he APP
T. ar he Henry Smith Of the Nynd. 10 be nshlos
for biz o, n bsrd and il making hi, VA vi mont
...u,irg Ia resuls'e his movements bv tDo-e Oi u
-ur.rsors y 'he bad sbica f'lsaS- min i i stli
rt,i there are stew select police who furnish eSc
aetsis,f al be Gays and does to the pieiGncntese
suiho'ri.e."
Ie,,.r d,,ed Rene. May ~. say.:
The p-rs from III quarters atrrns the success of
Gsribaci; sii &c he nG. cpter.d Lombsriy eicn ~
has been naked by rs'c--s-. The iri-nds II tue
ltslsn cause have b. agr-.-biy -IDpriSed a. bennt
me teleErs pho message from Como is-i anaJuncin
tL, enhance Of Gaub lii into tnsi city ,lmi mil ,s>
III amsiin-. Col. B,u'enT-, who Csrninnofs the
division Vi the Swiss Feoers trool~ stationed IN aian
Swiizeranr, has advanced the greaier portion OF MS
ucu 10 the nearest HE OF frontier 10 LOmbsoiy - ~
Ice the better able 10 protect the hegrity ot the
Swiss territory. According 10 ui- Instructions hc Is In
r. Ceye 9th humanity while di,ai mng them, az Dr.
tact men's Of the b-liger-ut armies tnai may seek
refuge ID switzerland, but to oppose by force of arms
"a srAI gle diversion. Throughout rhe whole OF
m. Canton of the Tessiu GsrihAis success has been
hailed With unconcealed enthusiasm, which l. easily
explained BY the snalogy Of race and language on the
re hand, aud the resentment nOuiished against the
Austrian. FOR the severlti,s often exercised tlnst
refugees who had visited LOmbardy Oh private mat
ter-."
The flowing letter, received in Paris from Berne,
aud dated ibe 10Th May, gives an account Of Gari-
baui previous Movements:
"Ibe intel iou ~ Garoaldi in entering Lonbar1y
Lo' night battles, nut Ia excite in.urIecilpn
among the population aud arm them az 4iust toe
trans He arrived Mt Ca>felletto. small village on
IL. eit bark OF the elmo, the night of the 2st,
while the Sandman Gen. Ciaidui forced the passage
~ the Sesie Garibadi passed the rci'o IN font OF
Scsto Cal, and advanced without hating to arese,
large town al all equal dls ance tom Como on the
lake If that nau,e, and from La, eno on Lake Nag
gore. Accodns vay with Tesptct 10 the tpIcc under
biz command. SOue Say 1900 come 10000, aud
utLcrs only COCO aGo even i.c0 As be has Lcther
atIlh n cavalry, rome unea.iness was entertained
fer hi, safety, bu dispatch received from the heal
quarters Of Col Buutelnps al Lugano announces that
G.rbaidi had beaten the Austians in two engage
ent-. captured seven pieces Of cannon, AMI w.s
marching on Como Ii Is expected thsf the entire
province will rse for Garibaldi which movement will
produce al immense effect on the rest OF LOnbardy
Correspondence. Of The London News
PARIS Sunday evening.
The exploits Of Gsribaldi eclipse all other events of
the VA You viii have received lorg succession Of
:
ara trum ILaut alvarez His Lame Is 10 every mouth,
and if the friute Of should favor him hut little
viii longer, he vii be- lo"ke upon ia France RI the
True Bolapare OF this campo "a. Inc h0HHcHr ~
i-igtb rpcaks of him. and announces his occupation OF
CaneraIs. BY later dispatches We lean that he has
Iut.u.d the Austiians as far u Monzt,
village situated only seven or eight miles
f,Om Milan Prudent, a. well a. addacloa'
md for uuaie, he bas left strong force
1t L-cco on the eastern extremity OF Lake Como: thus
keeping up his communications win the mountainous
Districts ODe cannot however, but feel great anxiety
fer his post Oh in the heart of an enemy county, aud
at tie heed If ouly haudiul of volunteers 'ne r. "a
percr says Tunn letter Is continually with IL hun
To be- pfudeut aud no, to expose hius, "a hy L. per-
iona dagger, but be nevertheless goes on tempting
huFbreaoih scapes, aud every dry with Increasing
.uccess / stat dard OF revolt agaiust the AA,iriau
woke rises every where Il his path he goes along
People Are actually couemp plating the possibility oi hs
g,tIif 10 Milan while he Frerch and Austrian symles
ale lrokiI at each other across the 10. Hs DIE
pa ches written ~ Ihe true rem, rid rici st!r ar
shd to run IA this way: " | have been attacked Oy
" the Ausrians; have beaten then; ! an pursuing
" them; the population rise and help me.
We read in the ind6peRdanoe Beige:
Cnribalni Operations have be-u blamed A danger
Gus because they apparently NOT connected with
ary general movement; but they do Il Z deserve the
cntklsms dreced egsint them. Gsuh8lil was 10
have been supported by the Allied army but 1t soul
appear from Vienna dispatches that the FrancoSar
al. ian aruy have net with uuexpect difficulties
the Sesa aud ihe Pc, which they have not yet sue
ceeded in overcoming. Tneir most advanced posts
aie at Borg, -verce where they have been tor some
DAYS. As said yesterday, they obtained 10 ting
at CaDcia, but they were dslodg,d from this position
by the Austrian artillery. 1t is To be observed, how
ever that the Moaaeur telegram makes no mention OF
these iIclcents II er,y saying that there IL nothing
new 10 the situation. The Au,traa- occupy very
strung positions at STadelia ADD IT l. doubtful whether
tie Allies vi attack them that point. Foe bat 10
of Momrbeo, therefore, although brilliant schey-
eDt will produce 10 practical results Oh future opera