The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-06-11
Laralln ILlma - 80.

liHNltef. AfNrNtNihtHh nl htlhHtNtli in
l54Eitfbd8ssaii 81 IBtiia I IN he ,' sei ~ Or
gau.zing edtnt puudhs sigrus with ths
AuHilaus lle Was liod ~ Tree pn tht
Place Of Belle and eliot,
Count Tuestli,a Venetian suk grower.
finds tiat thai tlr sik worms Zoo India us.
piirchd With ihe snur di.casrhs iu lrly and
hs isars thar ths Worm j. gong out ol Aiv-
trace Nknl sad prospect inr Ar ypiarier
81 mfhlQH, When iir flk worms all die
ghe-ladiss ~ b. obliged o. shut themselves
90, fut nothing bot slk answers ior the
street. 10 these days
The frll6alrg specimen Of Turkish justice
{. nyen.iu lruer nom bsyrul, hyda, 90 .
grBlltubB % Albauy .--'lhp RnteWOr "
CApat ucWIy re, makes . grmaud iOr money
hum Tie Prptrsiunls ~ ipHl place, after has.
ug given them o receipt ln lull Tor lll iuArf
snd duues fof che rurfeui year Upon thrii
asknisslp lHas upon Whal grounds thr de-
h,ebd - ,ssidgr ha.rE F44sd Lg aldrug. lAfn
oil 90 br beaten. Four we're fuuFhl the
It.l He'd, The four Who were caught we're
most cruelty Wauled aud pounded W hs pre-
rurr, Ulrm their complaining o. thv Mpsbl
tp,ur) al BWroui, iNr governor IL called
he own servants orc allowed 90 testify hRaius
DE pf0teslants though Dies contradict them
selves prd each other in their sihtcncnis
lhrr testimony h rrorl,rdi ibe man epuirsf.
- W latlrg ordered thr hcauUg, uud ntiruD
~ udrIss, one of The Prolcslanls l. Throw
into pTson, aud the governor goes about hi
ldt'ne.s having hiheh the whole 80 OF Of
lriHls 10 thut their rlrs 90 one vt the plain
81 casps tiut ever came before tribunal
While these pnN men were hprc, q pupr
Grcck .n their Nilhgr enters one Of Their
hosrs rirks quarrel win the Wiie a.,
hen kicss her ~ lhe side, 90 ~ 90 oaus,
HbouiOn iu d leW hours, No Que b. plcsru
hul wumQn, aud uu sUishclluu can hc had
hrcuusc, fir,nulh thc testimony ~ womnI
rsnrtot Ne fecrivtd in thpsc Turkish courts
Tie case II the Jain outrage Nil remain
uuadiusfcd. The Turks ut CopsauliunUl
have decided thpt lhc four men 100 pIs0r
here thull be- cent 90 thc galley that hQON
Masters 5000 sholl be- phid 60 tine DiSou
family fm dam yes thr punishment at Oh,
-aAllaAA 20 hg nllrI the hluNG So no 10 hlIIl HI
l~,' sha.l have 6tgu e5UgTT T5J USyV m
triali"
Qprcp Victoria, ot the opera, not lprg
ilncr. I. described ~ quite pluiuly dlcsscd
in modchly hw neck aud short sleeves, viii
% couiile - pa 3 roses leo li,r hairs aud sh'
took her seat more qWtl,y than most lilir'
Of hslipU Who enter tIr opera house -Iu o.
haEe ~ jcwvly or iiWrUckrv, When Chi
Iriiice cllaued and laughed With the honuru
ulet Nut Wy Uh mfhNH hH'IN'lNNNlN hNNh'lh
maid Wha at bv,ide him, kra UUc iuNWlabl,
lranpd towards th,m, to catch tie joke ATE
iiin in the lhUph Victoria u, beyond al
question, model wlic lud mother, m wei
~ . most ,lrtunus aud gracious queen, llr
subjects love her ~ VEL, that 80 radical ul
republican vii dlrrs tu Cnlicatdtr ar tutirizi
hrr. Quite different I, Il With prince Albert
wh6 Is often P,mcbei when the dear It'll,
queen SAYS IN her wife ike mlcolonutrncss--
"Bdy dosf Mey n''D"'e me u~tead2'
n pdtu6,--Tho D4a.danD Defeated
Tho G,s bauir hc,vrcn the Aus,raus aut
tGrpllird l'nlch and Sur1i iNus Wa, Tough
~ Sfdrtcbrlla. 81 mile. uotth east " Aics
~.rdt,., 'on ,ho aist Ilo Austriuns wrtr
defeated aud obliged TO retreat, with q lose
according "a the French accounts, Of hon
1910 10 9COO The allies lost from GOO q
700 With many officers. The engagement
was eo,nmsaecd ny the AuslIans who under
GVu Studion. attacked thN Bd'stsgol pasu
OF Marshul Inrnruuy ~ llj.Iirrs. They were
driven back by C-,A Forcys division, Witr 2
fierce comba, Of four hour, duration. The
allies carried Monticello, but did uot pursit
the AusiauG Some OF the ligdmontcsc
cavalry were IN the engagement Two
hundred Au'trmus, iucluGiap u colonel, were
taken prisoners and sent 10 Mlrscillvs The
wounded Of the allies we're taken 10 Alesson.
dra.
1hr Austrian account simply aays thli
GvnStadiln pushed forward u reconnaissance.
Ly q forced march towards Sigllo and Mont.
hrllo hut after hot fight with a French
force OF superior srongth, rrtrcgtcd bcLiue
the 70 IN perfect order.
The actual strength Of the French in tho
engagement is not stated reports say from.
5000 10 1000, bosidcs the regiment Of Sardi
MAN cavalry.
AiSMdipian bulletin also announces tina,
the extreme lett Of the Sardiuiun army, uu-
der Gen. Ciuldino, forced a passage over The
river Sesia, putting the Austriuus to flight
Other triliing engagements are reported
Cen. Gnibald! tud taken I uIJrU .tuytriTr-
prisoncfs
Tho Turin correspondent Of the London
daily News furnishes the following graph,
account OF the battlc;'
The battle Of Montcbcllo scarcely admit,
OF description. Il was series OF dreadful
deeds Of daring, hand TO hand tights. or san
culinary encounters, of desperate charges and
assaults. The shells aud bullets of the Aus.
trims burst 80 thicl,ly among our troup>
that our centre, already engaged, was oblig
Ell TO hll back on the right of our lines, r..
firing from Monticello, protected Ivy raviuc
FIELD with brushNoUd, which descended to
ward the main road of Noghcra.
AZ Gen Bcurct led on his men 10 support
our centre, II was observed that a body OF the
enemy were on the top ola hin behind the
French division on our right. A deadly vol.
lev was poured into them, and protected b,
die fre. both Ptdmontcse and French cam,
ont Of the raync aud went boldly to meet
the enemy The effect of the new French
guns. catrSing their bullets to distance Of
more than two English miles, was 50 gr,n,
that the centre Of the Austrihns was soon
obliged TO fall bnc. on its reserve, and Mon
trbrllo was again occupied 10y our men.
BY this time The Sd ind 4th hrigadcs OF
Gem. forey's division had reached the scene
or action. This distinguished officer had left
in support Of a small baud of the National
Guard who by the by. fought bra,e'y, his