New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-10

x.~e with GeribS,d The Gerornl. with a consider
abe force of italian volunteers, said TO apount tn
10 600 men, has usdertake TO operate the extreme
right Of the Austrsns, ADD ~ carry the iu;o LON
bary IN hopes Of eNcltiDg lnsurreciiJ0 which viii
distract the attention and inennpt the Communications
OF the Enemy. Accordingly, few days since, be
crossed the frontier at the poiut " the Lego
Mssgioe, and seized the to~n Of Vareee. Tue
Lombard refugees 10 the Swse Cations Of the border
were, may presume expected to axe tue oppprtu-
nifty the frontier aud join the beaug corps,
but the S~lss authorizes have taken such precautions
10 prese then neutrality nave 80 efectuAiy inter
mated the refugees, AGA have put 20 strong force
IL the neighborbood Of Lugano aud Belhnlona, that
il il probsbe no assistance will be received from TINS
quarter though several thousand men might probably
DO got together ont OF the fugitive Lomoards ADD the
sympathsing Swis- OF the ltahan Cafton-' inspsO-
pie who live under the shadow 0' th9 alp' anu IN tAe
.yegbbnrbood of free switzerland, have been hrst
called Ia arms by Ganbaldl, with what result remains
TO be seen bot the pan Is at least more hopeful Tn IN
in he bAd r preached his crusade 10 the plains OF tue
Pc Tne oews far we have 1t, ~, that Gsribald
w. a,te,ed the town Of Varcse and mace prisoners
sbe Austrian officials-th0se. PRESUME woo wers
pot Italians. He Is reported 10 have 10000 men, bnt
Detber cavalry nor artillery. TINS event must have
taken place Oh the gath 9th, luI early the
ing Of the 26th the AusjraDs attacked with 900
After fight Of three hours the enemy VS. repulsed
The official bulletin says that this took place at Ma
mate on the road To Como, and u must De
the came event which is referred 10 10 & tele
gram from Berpe, via France, which says that Can
baJd had beaten the Austraus, and taken some
OF their All the accounts agree IN sIis-uR
this action ~ hsyc taken place al early hour
on the 2Gtb, and to have been over about o'clock.
4hs however, il not the end OF the ALA There
to be little doubt that, w"atever was the 8sue
the aetion-and all the kilograms agree In giving the
victory to Garibalditbe Austr,sns returned 10 force
before varose ia the course Of the day Inc hrst
Berpe telegra says: The firing ceased at o'clock.
IL II asserted tina, an Austrian corPs ddrmee 10 nov
'ing towar SestO Calende General Garioaldl Is pre-
"paIipg for defense IL seeUs evident from this that
after the victory Of the morning Garbai was Obliged
70 retire into Varese where be expected to be ked
by the AustIians. Another telegram Gays; " The
1town of Vaese in which General Garabaidi has
"banicaded himsef without either cannon or cavalry
dis assaulted by the Austrian Infantry and artillery
The fight has begun. We cannot tell what to thlnk
of this statement "A both the telegram which speaks
of the morning action and that whico speaks of the at
tack on tie town from Berne It Is difficult 10 con
oeiye there can be different accounts of the same
event and we are consequently forced TO believe that
Gsribadi is in some danger from the enemy, although
the official Sandman bulletin tells us after IT'S usuai
style that General Garibald is in pursuit OF the ny
ing enemy.