The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16
THE WAR IN ITALY.
OPERATIONS OF GARIBALDr.

EsehA fay 20 correspondence Of Manchester Guardian
AZ soon as the news Of the brilan: victories on
reached T1rn, fastened to take the railroad in order TO
arrive in this city by twelve O'Clock Here an; aud
Lm therefore able TO send you interesting details
about the double defeat sustained by our enemy
Monday evening that Garibaldi's Chasseurs of
Ne Alps arrived at Varese, after prodgious march Of
swr days. proclamation was Issued BY the General,
inviting the whole of the Varesotto province to rise
.sanst thar oppressors The appeal generally lis
20 he Official residence q Earaui. Vs:ou tas extra
srGnary commissioner sent By Count Cavour
Man me two sours e sb6s s'o Of 5s In s
country was IN arlns. Old men, children, and even
women, came to the Town Hall, with all sorts CT
weapons ready TO help the small band g o1O) o. their
brethren yarese was fortified, barbados erected
Of defence carefully ordered Of peasants
villas and villages which deck the picturesque hills Of that
beautiful Countrywide finest 10 Iombardy, and perhaps
81 Europe.
Garioald who Is always TO be found every where 5an
danger coming began to array in companies the
:cnsrs and gave the necessary orders for the defence Of
NE country hs he supposed the Asrals posted a. Cal
Ar6:e would attack him on the next day
He was rot deceived in big expectation for on Wednss
day morning, at dawn, 800 Croats and 100 hussars,
With field battery, marched from Gallarate to
sesto Calende, where the advanced gard of our
chasssurs was posted. This advanced guard was com
mAnded by Captaid Decristoforis young man of
great military ability, who only two months ago was in
England and kept first rate military school q. Putney
After Eight which lasted two hours the enemy was com
pesey defeated, leaving prisoners In our hands
The Austrlans were obliged 70 retire Som ma, aud
peicck This second attack was of a more sero1s cha
yaeter was Ell cted by brigade 900 strong with Ten
Md peces and two squadrons Of Uhlans. Alter fret
discharge Of their muskets the Italian volunteers aesaul
sed the enemy with the bayonet and with so much i'm
petuozy that the Austrian centre obliged to fan
hack it's left wing, already engaged bya battalion Of
snr right wing. Now the fight became general tire.
mendous hand TO hand fight, in which every inch of
ground was bravely disputed by both armies The
ensnys artillery was of NO more use because Garoadi
having none, had ordered his fight hand to hand
with swords and bayonets.
nft Tho
FeoPie hasened TO the scene of action with ptchforks
nAf pixies and cleavers. "It was dreadful scene of
soree noarh" Nothing can give an idea Of the imps,u
esy Of those Italians who could at revenge SO many
~rTSnes, 30 many cruetes. 1t was almos. madness.
TWO orotners Strambio captain and another lieu
enant, were seen 10 leap the inside OF hedge of
syonete and cut down Cloas if they had been pup
A Count hontanari, from Verona whose brother had
been hanged 1853 by Radetskys order was running nm
sAo oown me ooody held striking right and left with bis
At seven O'Clock the Austrian General vas obliged to
give the order for retreat as his men were ai,ns 10 AZ
directions. Garbald was close at their heels In tbay
reached the strong position Of Manate where they stopped
This short but faithful sketch of Carloads ex,,
Win always be recorded as one Of the brilliant
sconf fought in the presen. war; because he had ar
tiery, and his soldiers but volunteers scarcely
drilled, and anaccustomed to camp life.
battalion belonging TO General Caldni's divigion,
nlcn 70 now quarered the left bank of the sesia
rc,ce mas et Bella this morning, TO reinforce the gal
an. band Of Garibadi Two "a Founders also left this
ast night for the same destination II an rightly
S ~ and have reason to believe am the ng az
Cav. ~ ch Cadin to send whole brigade in sup.
hoas h,s anvnd VINO Is hoped, will be thus abs to
pcr'sr 'orce, Inn movement will be gladly WELDON ed by
~ Ram svss me- Tor the news brought an hour ago
sS as s Av waH ars1a order % oil the 6hasseu
We read in the Indepgndanes n R. 1ur army.
sons nave neen blamed as dangerous because ,beY a
apparently not connected with any general gre
shey do not deserve the criticisms dreciad out
Barbadi was 10 have been supported by The sid snen
eut would appear from Vienna despatcbes ,bs,
20 Sandman army have met with unexpctad an
sn The Sesa and the Pc, which they have no, a, &
ceeded In overcoming Their most advanced posss u
FcFgo Verceli, where they have been some davs 4. ~
raid yesterday, they obtained footing at capdia NE
Mey were dislodged from this position by the Austr
snery II Is 10 be observed, however, that the 4S~i,
efsrsphio despatch makes mention Of these ncden,
merely saying that there is nothing tue situa,on
- eS''rFrg Pscu2y very sTqrg post4Es a s,-aisNa