Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1859-06-22

The telegraph to Como is worked by Sar
dinian employees.
1t is stated that eight thousand Sardiuians |
are at Varcse, and that French corps d'ar- |
mee is expected there.
BEnNE, May 20, via Germany.-Gencral |
Garibaldl yesterday suffered defeat by su-
perior Austrian force, and has withdrawn |
into the canton of Tessin.
TURIN, May 81 The first details of the /
fight at Palestro, have arrived here The |
enemies were intrenchcd at Palestro, Casa
tino and Ninzaglio, but after obstinate de-
fence our troops carried the entrepchment at
the point of the bayonet with admirable bra
very, and took two pieces of cannon and many
small arms aud prisoners. The loss of the
enemy was very great. but the extent of our
loss is as yet unknown.
Verceli was yesterday evening Illuminated.
The Emperor traVersed the streets on foot,
and the town was en- fete The King passed
the night at Sorrione. among the encampcd
troops
The London Nctos says 1t will be OBJ
served that our telegraphic intelligence con-
talns two reports respecting the movement of
| Garibaldl-the same in origin and date, but
in all other respects contradictory. 1t would
be easy to avoid this incongruity by publish
ing only the dispatch which We believed con-
tanned the truth, but we give both they
| have reached u.s. 1t viii be observed that
oia France, containing the most favora-
bic news, relates to the state of things Oh
Monday, whereas the defeat is alleged to have
| taken place on Sunday. If Garlbaldi had
taken refuge 10 the Swiss Canton of lesson,
he would have been disarmed, with his entire
force, and could not have vanguard at Can
tu, which is On the road to Milan.
Tho news of the inSurraction at I,ODdriO
and the disarming of Austrian gendarmes,
given in another telegram, is also dated
Berne, Monday, and dispatch from Turin,
which is in telegraphic communication with
Como, announces that Garibaldi has received
reinforcements there. On the whole we
satisfied that the General is not only in the
field. but successful.
ITALY.-PARIs, May % The semi-ofi-
cial Pays Of this evening contains the follow
ing telegraphic dispatch: The AustriaIs,
fifty thousand in number, quilted Placenza
yesterday, aud re-entered LombaTdy The
same journal also states that England is viii
ling to renew diplomatic relations with Ma
pies, but only on condition that France VIII
simultaneously do the same The announce
menc of Sir James Hudsoh's departure fol
Naples was premature.
The Paris correspondent of the CONNER.
cial Adreuiser. of this city, writing under
date of May 31st, furnishes the following
items of intelligence The five American
citizens who were confined in the prison a
Rome, were released on the demand of tn
American authorities, and are on board tn
frigate Wabash.
: General Well, commander of the 4th corp
Of the French army, was supporting Garai
baldi with 80, 600 men, and it was also hI
T intention to march on Milan.
. SACkvILLE, n. B., June 14--The steam
u ship Europa has arrived at Halifax, wat
Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 4th inst
4 The steamship Kangaroo from New York
1e May 2lst-. reached Liverpool on the I'd
Ii June, and the Vanderbilt steamer Ocea
n Queen from New York, May 2lst, arrived q
y Southampton, June ID. The steamer Per
p sia, from New York, arrived at Liverpool o
'. Saturday, 4th inst.
y The advices from Italy confirm the new
Q of Palestro by the Sardinians. The King
y Victor Emanuel. commanded in person, al
. exhibited the greatest gallantry. The Au
&c trians twice endeavored to retake Palestl
but were repulsed after saoguinary encoui
ter. The Sandman reports say that the
captured 1000 prisoners and eight guns.
The latest dispatch from Turin reports tt
'h Austrians in full retreat across the Ticil
- into Lombardy.
g The report received By previous arriva
= that Gen Garibaidi had met with repul
~ by superior Austrian force, Is conhrme
. but it now appears that be was successful
ds re- entering Como.
FRcM THE SEAT OF WAR.-The Austrian
I II efforts to retake Palestro are described to ha
- been very sanguinary. At one time the S;
- dinian troops were outfanked on the rig
:, when the Zouaves came to the rescue, a
ae repulsed the Austrians. The Austrian VI
- sion of the battle has not been received, L
Austrians had retreated from Bafia, aud
- special telegram to the London Daily Ney
~ dated Turin, Friday. June Sd, says that I
~ Austrians were in full retreat across the
~ cino.
III III The French head quarters were at Verc
:. Ii. Garibaldi had been driven into the mot
- tains by the Austrian troops under Gene
~. l,s Urban, who retook Varez, but telegrap
cru cru dispatch received via Turn, states Gene
n.o Garibaldi was gathering rein!orcements,
no' turned, and was suppressing the Austria
ga had recaptured Varez, and subsequently
.' .ua entered Como III triumph General NJ
'"' who bad been sent to the assistance of u
eral Garibaldi, had occupied Novano.
on or The insurrection in Lombardy was spre
ing rapidly
SANDMAN BoLLETIN. Turin, May 81
ing fresh victory has been gained by our troc
tes, At o'clock this morning force of 20, I
lion Austrians endeavored to retake Pales.ro
The King Of Sardinia commanding the