Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1859-07-08
CONTINUED SUCCESSES OF saRIBAlDI.
Important Announcement by the Hing Of
Sardinia.
stelviO Pass Occupied by the Austrians
THE WAR.

preserves list position before Brescia.-
The French army occupy Brescia and its
enyirons, in line with the Sardinians.-
Fano, Urbino, Fossombrone, Sesi and
Anconio have pronounced for the nation
al cause.
/ TURIN, June q. Garibaldi marched
yesterday from SalO towards Desenzano,
but meeting the enemy in considerable
force be withdrew.
BERNE, June 81. Garabaldi has at
! present pushed his outposts as far as Bal
ladore, in the direction of Bordia, which
is occupied by 400 Austrians.
VERONA, June q, via Vienna. His
Imperial Austrian Majesty yesterday
transferred his headquarters TO Villa
Franco.
| MARsE1LLEs, June 81. Kossuth en-
barked here this morning for Genoa.
Letters from Rome to the 18th, an
nounce that 1000 Papal troops have
been sent to Perusia to restore order.
A collision had taken place at Cernia
between a detachment of Papal troops
and the inhabitants.
The Paris correspondent ofthe Times
says that one hundred rihed cannon were
dispatched on the 18th to the army of It.
ally.
TURIN, June 10. Official bulletin
published to-day.) The following par
ticulars of the combat at Castenedo-
10 have been received: Garibaldi,
wishing to throw a bridge across the
Chiese, in order to keep communication
with Brescia open, placed part of his
troops at Rezzato and Treponti to op-
pose the Austrian vanguard, which had
advanced as far as that place. Some
companies of chasseurs PAlps attacked
> the enemy's outposts. The Austrians
yielded and were pursued as far as Cas-
tenedolo, where the main body of the en-
envy attempted TO surround US, but oul
troops Immediately withdrew. Garibal.
di then came to the rescue, and succeed.
ed in bringing our men to their former
: positions, causing great loss to the enc.
my. We had one hundred killed anG
wounded.
," The King ordered the 4th division IL
advance to the position, and General CT
aldini accordingly led part of his division
to Rezzato, to support Garibaldi. TIL,
Austrians withdrew from Castenedolo
after having blown up the bridge owe
} the Chiese before the town of Mont,
= Chiaro.
TURIN, June IS. The Emperor ha
entered Brescia, with the King, who ha,
; gone to meet him. Popular enthusiasm
accompanied the march of the allie,
troops, who all through Lombardy re
ceived one continual ovation.
:, The districts on the right of the Tibei
- and also Litto de CASTILLO have prOnounc
ed in favor of the national cause.
PARIS, June 18. The Patrie of thi
= evening publishes the King of Sardinia
. speech to the commissioners from Bolog
N ma. His Majesty refused the dictator
= ship offered him, and will disapprove ev
cry act subscribing Of or contrary to equ
ty, and prejudicial to the cause of ma
tional independence.
The King has sent an aide de camp t
: the Pope to assure him that he has moth
: ing to fear from the events now happen
LII ing, and that the independence of th
Peninsula would be a guaranty, and no
II a menace, to the neutrality and integrit
u Of the States of the Church.
u TURIN, June 9. COficial bulleti
e published to-day.] The Austrians fiji
'S' ished, on the 10th, the evacuation
tn Monte Chiaro. During the last fe'
an days 5000 Austrians with 5000 horse
and II batteries, have passed throug
n Monte Chiaro.
/ BERNE, June Is, (Via France.) TIL
D. Austrians in great force have occupie
10 the pass Of Stelvio, blown up the De-
AS IFS Bridge, and brought up their artiller
: into the pass. They also made entrencl
ments at Nandres. A French corr
IT d'armee of 5000 men is advancing b
le forced marches against this position.
as VIENNA, June Is. An official accour
ct has been published of the losses of I'll
ne Austrians. At the battle of Magent
= So officers and 1902 soldiers were kille,
ch 2l8 officers and 4140 soldiers wounds
at and 1000 missing.
or VERONA, June Is, (via Vienna.) TT
= Emperor reviewed, this morning, the Il
Ad and 9th corps d'armee at the Camp
I'd Tomato. He was most enthusiastieal
n cheered. The confidence of the troor
has reached the highest point.