Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1859-06-17
Later from Europe.

afternoon, bringing dates to the 4th inst.
TINS WAR.
The Sandman government issued the fol.
lowing official Bulletin
TuRIS, May 81. A fresh victory has been
gained nv our troops. AZ O'Clock hi.
morning o.. 900 Ausirians endeAyored TO 70.
take Pale.iro. The King commanding in
person the 9Th division. With Gen. Cialdlnl,
at tho head OF the 81 regiment Of Louaye.
resisted the attack for considerable time,
and then after having successfully assumed
the offensive. pursued the enemy, takin,
1000 prisoners, and capturing guns-hye
of which we're taken by the Zpuave, 400
Aus,rians were drowned Ia q canal, during
the combat at PalestrO.
Another Eight took place at ConienA, In
the province 81 Somellone, In which the en-.
envy were repulsed by the division OF Infant
~ after n two hour. conflict.
Last night the picket OF the enemy a..
tempted 60 cross the 20 ut Cerye-iDa, bu,
were repul-ed hy ths inhabitants.
The Austrians have evacuated VarEo, In
the province oi Bobbio.
TrRiN. June |. Tho victory gained w..
terGay has been followed by a second veto.
r,aJis combat. which took place NJ q O'Clock
In the evening at palestro, which the enc
nv cndeayored % r. enter, but was rrpulsad
again by the division Of Cialdini, composed
III Zouayes and Piedmontese cavalry. the
King pressing forward 10 where the eight
wa. most furious, the ZouaSes In vain Try.
ing to restrain him.
On Tuesday the kustrians attacked the
Sandman vanguard nc Sesto Calhnde. The
Eight lasted two hours. Our troops crossed
the Tlcino ia pursuit.
Turin dr~pitche. of the 81 says the Aus.
trians advanced from Bobhio towards the
French outpo.ts, hut retired after short
fight. The movement was made ~ conceal
the retreat Of the Austrian-. who had begun
IN eyacustc Bohhio, carrying with item
about 1000 wounded.
On the 3Oih IL was telegrnphed from To.
rim that the Austrians had withdrawn 10
the eastern hank of tic Pc, AMI had ahNn-
doned Terro, Vsrcelli, and the neishborins
country.
The French troop- we're concentrating At
Casaie. ValentIa and Vercc'ii.
A Vienna telegram of thr lst, announces
on Official autlorit that Garib,lil was
driven hack irnm Sondrio into tho moan.
tains, Gen. D'Urban's troops pursuing him.
the only issue open TO GaribIldi was the
Sielyio.
LATEST. II was ,elegraphed from Turin
on the 30 that Garitaldi bad surprised and
beaten the Au.trians at Vercse. aud that
town WI. now free OF the encmy; and also
that Garihald had rc-sntercd Como on the
night OF the 81.
The Austrians cndeavorcl 10 cross tie p
at Bassiznano. bot the inhabitants oppns~i
the passage. firing upon and destroying an
Austrian bark.
Tho Val,ellins was in state OF insurrrc-
ton. and the town Of Sandris had proclaim
ed for Victor Emmanuel.
The French neet In the Adriatic had cap
turcd IS Austrian vessels, estimated yaluo
/ 4 ,OOO. OOOfr.
yIRr LATEST. The London Saturday
News has special despatch date'l Turin.
Friday, saying that the Austrians IN full
retreat were re-crossing the Ticino. Cart
baldi had gained new victory over the en-
emy. The insarrection IN lOmbArdy is
spreading.
The recall Of French soldiers on leave Of
/ absence had added 100 600 veteran soldiers
20 the French army.
/ Flat boitomed gun.boats were being con-
,tructed IN France ior the navigation OF tho
Pc. Tlcino. and other rivers.
Extraordinary excitement had prevailed
in PARIS on account Oirumors that gcner-
al action was progressing all along sbc limo
that Gen. Gyulai was killed. 81 al OF
which proved unfounded. Preparations
were even made for grand illumination
I in honor Of the expected victory.
Twenty-Five additional hai,ahons Of FOOT
ehasseurs were 10 h. organized.
| Irltr. Hon. Henry Elliot had been
sent by the British government On . hnan-
cial mission to Naples. IL Is supposed O.
have reference n the rc-esiablishment Ol
Diplomatic relations.
The L. ;. irigate Wabash was at Naples,
and together with British men.of.war, hrrd
half.hOnrly guns as tribute 10 the memory
the late King
The Government Of Naples IL IS said ha'
prohibited the export Of sulphur.
The French engineers is said has prohibit
ted the sale OF sulphur.
/ The French engineers ~ aid 10 have re-
commenced Notifications at CiyIta Necchn.
The Paris Dtbais has a letter from Rom,
stating that Piedmont had recognized th,
neutrality Of PontlGcial States on certain
/ conditions.
GERuANr. The feeling in some German
States against the French j. 50 strong that's
French manufacturer at llssse Cas,sl. em-'
( ploying 200 workmen. had been comPellri
to quiz the place on account Of the excite
nent prevailing