Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-06-18

Gen. Canrohert was TO effect a junction with
the King. AT this junoture, the zouaves lost
one officer and twenty men killed, and two
hundred OF the Austrians killed, including ten
officers.
The accounts from Gen. Garabaldi state
THAT numerous Austrian corps having ar
rived before -Yerese. he ordered the National
Guard not 10 resist. and fell back on Lago
Msggiore..
/ An attack was tempted by our troops
against Javeu, on the lake, Int without re-
salt.
The Sardiniams are believed to have been
terribly cut up at the various conflicts about
Palestro hut the number of their loss IS no
mentioned in the despatched received
Napoleon subsequently visited thu, battle
field and congratulated the Sardnians. An
Austrian General is reported among the killed.
TURIN, June 2-The Austrians this morning
advanced from Bobbio towards the French,
outposts, hut retired after short fight
This movement was made by the Austrian
to conceal their retreat as ii was afterwards
discovered that they had begun to evacuate
Bobbio, carrying away about one thousand
wounded.
sTURE June ;I--The Austrans have with
drawn to the eastern bank of the Po aban-
doning Terre Berilla and the neighboring coun-
try.
The French despaches confirm the Sardin-
and bulletins, and say the latter behaved
most yaliantly at Palestro. The zouaves al
though unsupported and in front of All Aus
trian battery of eight guns, crossed the canal;
\ assembled the heights which was very steep
and charged the Austrians with the bayonet.
More than four hundred Austrians were
thrown into the canal and six pieces of can
non taken.
The Emperor conferred the Grand Cross of
the Legion Of Honor on Gen. Forey for Iii
gallant conduct during this battle.
Turin, June 3.--Cieneral Garibaldi has sur
prised and defeated the Austrans al Varese
and that town Is again free of the enemy.
Glen. Garibaldi re-entered Como OH the
night of the ID.
Gen. Mel entered Novarro on the LIST, after
slight encounter with the Austrian out-posts
who shortly fled.
The Emperor arrived the same evening
amidst the acclamations of the people.
The Austrirns endeavored to cross the Pc.
at Bassignares, hut the in habitants opposed
them, firing upon and destroying an Austrian
bark.
The Valteline is in state of insurreetion.
The town of Randrio has proclaimed for the
King Victor Emanuel,
The Duke of Parma has arrived in Switzer-
land.
The French engineers hap arrived at Lutra,
were collecting vessels to cross Lake Maggiore
with 500 men.
+ The French squadron in the Adriatic have
captured So vessels, valued at four million
francs.
LoSDoS, Saturday. June "A special des-
patch to the Daily 1Neps, dated Turin, on
Friday night, says that the Austriails were in
full retreat, recrossing the Ticino.
| Garibaldi has gained a new victory, and the
instruction in Lombardy is spreading.
THE AUSTRIAN BULLETINS.
(oPPIcIAL)
| VERONA, June 1.-The enemy attacked the
vanguard of the seventh Austrian corps. hut
their further advance was stopped by the corps
under GeneralnZobel.
| A very large number are reported to have
been wounded during the encounter.
MILAN, June 2.-On the LIST inst, Varese
was cannonaded and taken by General Urban,
who reinstated the legal authorities and levi
ed war contributions on the city.
GREAT BRITAIN.
No business will he done in Parliment until
after the delivery of the Queens speech,
which will be on the It'll inst.
In the Derby Races the stakes were won by
Sir Joseph HawIey's horse Musjid. The value
of the stakes was nearly $1,000, and ii is
rumored that Sir Hawley wins f1OO, GOO more
in bets.
II is stated that the prospectus OF a COM
pany will be issued in few days, for laying
Telegraph cable from Cornwall to Canada
The proposed capital is 100000 sterling.
great explosion of saltpeter occurred ON
board the troop ship Eastern Monarch, from
Kurrachee, while she was anchored of Spit
head, with 500 returned soldiers and their
families on board The ship was speedily en-
yeloped indaines, but through the prompt ac-
ton of her officers and crew, all but seven
persons were saved. Five out OF the seven
,ost were children who were killed by the
explosion.
The London Times city article of Saturday
Announces the heavy failure at Augsburg Of
Paul Won Stettin.
The city article in the London NeWs says
that the rates OF discount are still falling.
The London Herald mentions rumor that
Mr.. Bright and the Radicals in Parliament
have been gained by the Government l,y the
offer of three seats in the Cabinet.
FRANCE.
The recall of the French soldiers on leave
has added 120 900 veterans to the army.
The Paris BOurse was advancing and the
quotations are higher.
Three Per Cent Rentes closed on the 81 at
63f for money.
Flat bottomed gun boats are being construct
ed in France to navigate the Pc, Ticino and
other rivers of Italy.
Twenty-Five additional battalions Of foot