New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-06-15
THE WAR.

Sanguinary encounters had taken place at Paestro.
The Sandman government had issued the following
official bulletins:
TURIN May 81.
A fresh victory was gained by our troops at
o'clock this morning. $4,000 Austrians endeavOred
to retake Palestro. The King commanding the 4th
Division in person, and General Csldni at the head
of the 30 Regiment Of Zouaves resisted the attack
for considerable time, and then, after having
cessfuly assumed the offensive, pursued the enemy,
taking OO0 prisoners and capturing eight cannon,
Eve OF which were taken by the Zouaves. Four
hundred Ansrians were drowned in canal during
the combat at Palestro.
Another fgLt took place at Confenza, mine miles
S. s. W. of Novaro), in the Province of Lomeino, in
which the enemy repulsed by the 4Oth Division
after two hours conflict Last night the picket of
the enemy endeavored to pass the Po at Cervesena,
but were repuIsed by the inhabitants. The Austrans
have evacuated yarso, in the Province of Robbie.
TURIN, June The victory gained yesterday has
been followed by a second victorious combat, which
took place at o'clock this evening at Paestro, which
the enemy eDdeavored to re6nter, but was repulsed
again hy the Division Of General Cialdini, composed
Of Zousves and Piedmontese cavalry. The King
messed forward where the fight most furious, the
Zouaves vainy trying to restrain him.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the Sandman
vanguard Mt Sesto Caeude Ia village of Lombardy, s
miles northwest of Milan, on the Tloino and the
fight lasted two hours. Our troops crossed the Tcino
in.pursuit of the enemy.
A numerous Austrian corps d armfe appeared be-
fore Varese, but Garbaldi ordered the Nationa
Guard sot to resist and fell back on Lago Magglore
An attack was attempted by our troops agains
Laveno, on the Lago Maggore, but without result.
Additional details of the battle of Paestre state
that the Sandman right wing was at one time over
aanked by the Austrians, who threatened the bridge
Of bosts across the Sesia over which Canrobert
to effect junction with the King AT this Juncture
the Zouaves came to the and turned the tide
against the The Zouaves lost officer,
twenty men killed, and two hundred wounded, IN
cludiug ten officers The Sardinans are believed to
have been terribly cut up but their loss is not men,
TONED. An Austrian General is reported killed
Napoleon subsequently visited the battlefield, and
congratulated the Sardnians on the result.
The Turin dispatch of the % says, that the Aus
traps on that morning advanced from Robbie toward
the French outposts but fetred after short fight
The movement was made to conceal the retreat OF
the Austrians who had begun TO evacuste Robbie,
carving with them about 600 wounded.
On the Sd it was telcgraphed from Turin that the
Austriaus had withdrawn to the eastern bank OF the
Po and had abandoned Terre Berilh and the negbor-
ing country.
The Paris Moniteur publishes dispatches from
Vercelh. which the Emperor had made his head
quarters These dispatches are conirmatory OF the
Sandman bulletins and say that the Sardinans be-
bsyed most valiarty at Palestro In regard to the
psrt taken by the Zousves they say that they per-
formed wonders. One dispatch says: Although
Unsupported and in front of the Austrian battery OF
"eieht guns, the Zousves crossed canal, aScended
"tbe nights which very steep, and charged the
"Audrians with the bayonet. More than ico Aus
"triaps were thrown into the canal and SIX pieces OF
"c,nnon were tsken by the ZouaveS. TheloSs OF the
"Frerch was incopsiderable.
The Emperor has conferred the Grand cross OF the
Legion Of Honor on Gen. Forey.
The French troops were concentrating al C"ssie'
Vaenza and Verceli.
m. Austrian accounts of the PAlestro affairs were
not published. NJ,
Avsropa dispatch of the lst says that the allies
had attacked the vanguard OF the Seventh Austrian
corps darm6e but that their further advance was
stopped by the corps under Gen. zooel' a s''"'
number reported wounded.
Garlbsldi had met with reverses. vienna 'eie-
gram of the LIST announces official authority that
Garibaldi was driven back from sondno INTO Tue
Mountains, and that General Urban, with his troops,
was pursuing bun. Inc Only ISSUE oPe" :"
was the Stelvio Pass.
An official telegram from Milan states that on the
IL, VaIese was cannouaded aud taken by Urban woo
reinstatei the legal authorities and levied war eoh'f'
buttons on the city.
LATER.-It was telegraphed from Turin, on the 'd'
hat Garibaldi had surprised and beaten the Aus
TRANS a: varese, and that the town again free oil
the enemy, and sso that Garibadi recntered Como
90 the night ofthe 20.
Gen. Mel Ell tered Novsra on the LIST, after shght
encounter with the Austrian outpssts, who shortly
neo' The Emperor arrived there the same evening"
amid the scclamstiops Of the people.
Inc Aas,risns endeavored to cross the Pc ct Bas-
Sgnsna Eight miles northeast Of Alessandrisl but