Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-15
THINGS IN ENGLAND.

ship Europa, Capt. Leitch, arrived at Halifax
at one O'Clock this morning. She left Liver
pool ut 1880 A. NJ. on the 4th
Steamer Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown
from New York at A. NJ. on the ID and
reached Liverpool on the morning of the 3D.
The Ocean Queen, from New York, arrived at
Southampton about noon on the ID and the
Persia also from New York, arrived at Liver
pool on the 4th.
The Battle of PaIestro.
Sanguinary encounters have taken place at
Palestro The Sandman government has is
sued the following bulletin
Turin, May 3l.-A fresh victory was gained
by our troops at seven this morning. Tween
tY-ive Thousand Austrians endeayored to re-
take Palestro; the King, Victor Emanuel, com
manding the fourth division of Sardinians in
person, and Gen. Cialdini at the head Of the
third regiment. The Zouaves resisted the at
tack for considerable time and then, after
having successfully assumed the offensive they
pursued the enemy, taking one thousand priS.
Oners, and capturing eight cannon, five of
which were taken by the Zouayes.
-Four hundred Austrians We're at Palestro
and a fight took place at COniienza in the
province Of Sometimes, in which the Austrians
were repulsed by the division of infantry, after
two hours conflict. Last night picket of
the enemy endeavored to pass the Po at Ger
veslna but were repulsed by the inhabitants.
province ofBobbo
Turin, June 1.-The victory gained yester-
day has been followed by second victorious
combat, which took place at six O'Clock in the
evening at Palestro, which the enemy endeav-
ored to re-enter, but were repulsed by the di-
vision Of Gen. Cialdini, composed of Zouaves
and Piedmontese cavalry The King, Victor
Emanuel pressed forward where the fight was
most furious, the ZouaYes vainly trying to re-
strain him.
Others Battles.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the
Sandman vanguard at Sesto Calenda; the
fight lasted two hours. Our troops crossed
the IIcin0 in pursuit of the enemy. a hume
rous Austrian corps d'armee appeared Carl
baldi ordered the national guard not to resist,
and fell back on Lake Maggiore. An attack
was attempted by our troops at Layerno on
Lake Marine, but Palestro accounts state that
the Sandman right wing was at one time out
thanked by the Austrans, who threatened the
bridge of boats across the Sesia, over which
Canrobert was to effect a junction with the
King. AT this junction the Zouaves lost one
officer, and twenty men, killed. and two hun
dred wounded, including ten officers.
The Sardinians are believed to have been
terribly cut up, but their loss is not mentioned.
An Austrian guard is reported killed.
Louis Napoleon subsequently visited the
battle field and congratulated the Sardinians
on the result.
The Austrians Retreating.
A Turin dispatch of the ID says the Austri-
ans advanced that morning from Bobbio, to-
wards the French outpostS, but retired after a
short fight A movement was made to con-
Ceal the AuStrians, who had begun to evacuate
the Bobbio, carrying with them about 1000
wounded.
On the Sd dispatch was received from Tu~
rim, saying that the Austrians had withdrawn
TO l. ~. l..
doned Terre Baullib and the neighborng coun-
try.
The French Bulletin.
The Paris Moniteur gives dispatches from
Vercelli, which the Emperor had made his
headquarters confirmatory Of the Sandman
bulletin and saying the Sardinans behaved
most calamity and valianty at Palestro, and
stating in regard to the parts taken by the
Zouaves, that they performed wonders al
though unsupported, and i'll front Of an Aus
trlan battery of eight guns.
The Zouaves crossed a canal, assembled the
nights which We're very steep and charged the
Austrians with the bayonet; more than four
hundred Austrians were thrown into the canal
and six piece of cannon were taken by the
victorious Zouaves. The loss of the French
was incOnsiderable.
The Emperor conferred the Grand Cross of
the Legion Of Honor on Gen. Forey.
The French troops were concentrating at
Casale, VaIenza and Vercelli.
The Austrian account of the battle at Paes-
tro were not published.
An Austrian Dispatch.
Vienna dispatch of the LIST says the allies
had attacked the vanguard of the seventh Aus
trian corps d'armee, but that further advance
had been stopped by the corps under Gen. 10
bell, great number reported wounded
GaribaIdi's Operations.
Garibaldi had met with a reverse a vi
emma dispatch of the LIST, announces, on official
authority, that Garibadi was driven back from
Sardinia iuto the mountains. Gen. d Urban's
troops pursued him. The only issue open to
Garibaldi was the Stelyio.
An official dispatch from Milan states that
on the LIST, Varese was canonaded and taken
by durham, who reinsated the legal author
tiles and levied war contribution on the city.
LATER.-It was telegraphcd from Turin on
the 3D. that Garbaldi had surprised and beat
en- the Austrians at Varese, and that town
was again free of the enemy. And also, that
Garibald re-entered Como on the night of the
I'd.
Other Movements.
Gen. Neil entered Novara on the LIST, after
slight encounter with the Austrian's outposts,
who shortly fed The Emperor arrived there
the same evening, amidst the reclamation of
the people.
The Anstrians endeavored to cross the Pc
at Bassgnana, but the lnnaDltantS opposed tlle
passage firing upon and destroying the Austri-
an bark.
The VaItelline was in state of insurrec-
ton, and the town of Sondrio had proclaimed
for Victor Emanuel.
The Duke of Parma had arrived at ULTRA,
and was collecting vessels to cross Lake Mag
giore with five hundred men.
The French squadron in the Adriatlc, had
captured thirty-fve Austrian vessels, the est-
mated value of which was four million francs
The Very Latest.
The London Daily News of Saturday has a
special dispatch, dated Turin Friday night
June Sd, saying that the Austrians, in full re-
treat, were re-crossing the Ticno.
Garibaldi had gained new victory.
The instruction in Lombardy is spreading
Things In Great Britain.
Parliament met daily to swear in members
but no business could be transacted until the
delivery of the Queens Speech, on the It'll
The race for the Derby was won by Sir
Jos. lIawey's Musjid. The value of the
stakes was nearly $1,000 1t is said that
tlawley wins about El0000O.
The London Herald (Mnsterial) learns that
an amendment to the address to the Queen
had been abandoned by the opposition, and
that another method Of assault will doubtless
be tried
1t was stated that the prospectus of COM
pany would be issued in few days, for laying
TWO telegraph cables from Cornwall, England,
to Cauadn edirnrt and that tho nronospd can't