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Later European News!
THE AUsTRIANs RETREATING.
Garabaldi Sweeping all Before Him
ARRIVAL OF THE .ARAGO!
General Foreign Intelligence.

ST. JOINS, N. f., June s.
The screw steamer Arago, from Gal
way, arrived last evening, with dates to
Monday, 30th ult.
Gen. Garabaldi has made further adj
Vances to the town of Como, which he
entered amid most lively demonstrations
of rejoicing. The bells were rung, and a
general illumination took place. All the
steamers on Lake Como, were in posses
sion of Gen. Garabaldi, and the Austri-
ans were in rapid retreat from that Sec
ten.
SUoANo, May %.
The Austrians, pursued by Gen. Cara
baldi, are in rapid retreat towards Milan.
Gen. Garabaldi has also occupied Ca
merlo and Secco.
Another despatch says that. after fu-
rious fight of three hours, the General
entered Como. The combat was renewed
at Comerlests, when the Austrians again
gave way and retreated.
An Austrian war steamer had cannon
AIDED COnnibio, on Lake Maggiore, but
without much effect.
At Como, the National Guards mobil-
lied, and an Artillery force was organ
lied, and volunteers were fastening to
increase the militia. The National move
ment was spreading, and the town of
Secco had declared itself free.
The Austrians, in considerable force,
had occupied Robbia.
PARIS, May %.
The Pays says that the Austrians quit
ted Proteggio yesterday, and re-entered
Lombardy.
The same journal states that England
is endeavoring to renew diplomatic rela-
tions with Naples, but only on condition
that France viii simultaneously do the
same.
ALAssANDRIA, May 20.
The Emperor and troops are in perfect
health. The harvest begun. and the army
is abundantly supplied. The soldiers are
in high spirits.
TUSCAN GOVERNMENT.
BERLIN, MAY %.
Advices from Florencesay that Russia,
Prussia, England and Turkey have not
recognized the Provisional Government Of
Tuscany, and their representatives are
said to have withdrawn their flags.
ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.
LONDON, May %.
The Times reports that it is probable
England may yet be drawn into the Eu-
ropean struggle through the agency Of
Prussia.
Portugal has declared its neutrality.
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uere nnder ihe immediate command D

were under the immediate command oil
King Victer Emanuel.
General Garabaldi was still creating
sensation in northern Lombardy. The
rumor prevails that he has been defeated
by a superior force and returned into Sc
sia, but the rumor lacks confirmation,
as the Turin dispatches intimate that he
was making still further progress.
The Emperor Napoleon was about re-
moving the headquarters Of the allies to
Cassala.
1t is reported at Paris. that as soon as
the French enter Milan, England and
Prussia will jointly make strenuous efforts
TO terminate the war by negotiation.
A fight had occurred at Florence BE-
tween some English and American sail
ors, on account of the the latter wearing
tri-colored rosettes.
The Emperor Of Austria, the Arch.
duke Charles, and Gen. Hess. all reached
Verona on the 3lst, on their way to head
quarters.
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THE FIRST BATTLE.

Turin. May 81.
The first details Of the fight at Pales-
tro, have arrived here The enemy were
entrcnche,l at Palestro. Cassalino and
Vinzajlio, but after an obstinate defence
orr troops carried the entrenchmcnt at
the point of the bayonet with admirable
bravery, and took two pieces OF cannon
and many small arms aud prisoners. The
loss of the enemy was very great. The
extent of our loss is as yet unknown
Versailles was yesterday evening illumi
mated. The Emperor traversel the streets
on foot, and the town was en- fete. The
King passed the night at Torrionc among
the encamped troops.
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a.RARALpr's MOVEMENTS.

Gen. Garabaldi had been driven into
the mountains by a superior force oil Aus
trians, under the command OF Gen. ".
Urban, who took Varez. Garabaidi'
however, gathered reinforcement, swept
down upon the Austrians, whom he sur
prised, recaptured Varez, and subsequent
iy re entered Como in triumph I!
Hong live the brave Italian.-EDrroR
TINES.
Gen. Neill, who had been sent to the
assistance of Garabaldi, had occupied
Navarro.
The insurrection in Lombardy against
Austria, was spreading with great ra'
pidity.
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A MIsrAKE.-Some people seem to
think, that as long as they are not can
didstes for Office, no one has a right to
hold them up to public notice, particu-
larry the press. We think differently.
A citizen has right to speak and vote
his sentiments, without being dragged
into public notoriety; but when a pri-
vsts citizen goes to seheming, wire pull
ing, and practicing deceit upon the pub
lie. by circulating falsehoods and spring
ing false issues, he renders himself anne
nable to the public, and it is the duty Of
the press to show him up in his true col
ors. This is the course we have pursued,
aad have greatly ineensed certain persons
thereby, and brought down dire threats
and maledictions upon our head. This
course we shall continue to pursue, when
ever we deem it necessary.
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A T.,~rr, Rv-rvp The Free State

A LITTLE BKTTKR.-The Free State
party win probably elect two of their
candidates for the Convention, in this
County. At Wathena precinct, the votes
Of al persons who had been three months
in the Territory were admitted, contrary
to law. This was allowed by two Of the
Judges. but the third one entered his pro-
test on the poll-books. The precinct
gave some Sc Democratic majority. and
win probably be thrown out. Messrs.
Grube and Wrigley made . close run !;
and By throwing out the precinct in ques-
ton, It will put CRUDE ahead. We be-
Iieve the latter is somewhat identified
with the Railroad interest.
When . mere informality in an cleo
ton occurs, we think It should be over
looked, and that the entire vote Of the
precinct should not be lost on account oil
IL; but this case is different-fraudulent
votes were admitted by wholesale. in
known violation Of the law. The only
way to purge this, is by throwing out the
entire precinct. We fear we shall have
to forego the pleasure Of that new suit.
which we had concluded to let Wrigley
present to us, in case he succeeded. But
the result must be anything but crafty
ing to him. Why did the Democracy
cut him? Solitary and alone he wen
forth to stump it for the ticket. and did
ell the csnvassing that was done; yet
when It came TO voting, he was swappet
of, for the benefit Of those who staid al
home and specialized, while he was on
fighting their battles. The result con
firms the truth Of remark which W.
heard Democrat make, previous to tn
election. Said he: We have no con
6dence in Wrigley but the fact is. h
is the only man we have in the Count,
that can make a speech; and if we didn'
nominate him, we wouldn't have an
body to stump the Comfy for us 7
What does he think Of his new allies :?
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j. B. WHEElER.-This parsonage, we
observe. has received q severe 'currying-
down from the Palermo Leader, publish
ed in the town where be resides. Vince
Ter has been an inveterate seeker after Of
fees, big and little, and succeeded in Sc
curing several. He is the man who, in
the Legislative session Of 1858, thunder
ed forth his wholesale charge of corrup-
ton against the members, after he had
failed to carry through several fine cor
ruption schemes Of his own. He has
hitherto been one Of the most loud mouth.
ed Free State men and radical Republi-
cans in Kansas. AT the late election
(having failed to receive nomination,
he did his utmost to disorganize the par
81, and to sell out some of the candidates,
upon the Railroad issue His efforts
were particularly directed against Mr.,
Markham, whom he represented as being
q Pro-Slavery man, and said that he
kaeU be had voted the Pro- Slavery tick
ct, ever since he had been in Kansas.
We are glad to learn, from the Leader,
that his falsehoOds were contradicted by
one who knew them to be- such. II
Wheeler wishes to satiate his lust for Of
fee, he had better enter into full follow
ship with the Democracy at once; for he
win never again receive Office at the
hands of the Free State people of Doni-
Phan County, as long as his head is hot.
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1t is rumored that James B. Clay
declines supporting Linn Boyd for 1t.
Governor. That's rather curious. It is
strange that the degenerate SON after swaI-
lowing with ease al the rest of the loco
foeo camel inds the ungainly hump
sticking fast in his gullet. We have no
idea that the trouble viii last long. A
little time and Neutrality-suspicious.
and sweet Oil-will overcome all the diff
ficulty.-Lou. Jour.
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The London Times in referring to the
reports concerning Garabaldi's position,
after stating that the French reports give
a glowing account of his progress and
success, and the Austrians exactly the re-
verse, states that it is satisfied that Gen.
Garabaldi is not only in the field but
successful.
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PARIS, MAY 26.

PAEIs, MAY 70.
a telegraphic dispatch in the semi-ofi-
cial Pays announces the following:
The Austrians. sc, 900 in number, quit
ted Plazenza yesterday, and re-entered
LOmbardy.
The same journal also states that Eng
land is willing to renew diplomatic rela-
tions with Naples. but only on condition
that France will simultaneously do the
same.
The announcement of Sir JAS Hudson
departure for Naples was premature.
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EUROPEAN NEWS.
THE FIRST ENGAGEMENTS.
AUsrR1AHs DEFEATED.

The Sardinisns forced passage over
the river Sesia at Pallestro. in face Of the
Austrians, who were protected by the for
tifcations erected there since their occupa-
ton of the city. After severe conflict
the Sardinians also succeeded in capturing
the city, taking many prisoners. They
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re- Mr.. o. Mollet is now getting up
a class in pcnmanship, in this place. a
glance at his specimens will convince any
one of his skill in the art. He also ex-
GELS in pen drawing. Here is chance
to take lessons in writing, which may
not be met with again for a long time.
Mr.. Moffet gives fifteen lessons, of even
ings, for the low price Of 50; or, fifteen
of afternoons and fifteen Of evenings, for
only S2.50-he also furnishing paper,
ink and pens.
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Latest from Europe.
New YoRK, June IA.

The steamer Walton. arrived to day
with European dates to the LIST inst. Her
advices have been mainly anticipated, but
she brings some late and important dis
patches.
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FROM THE SEAT OF WAR VIA FRANCE.

An Instruction has broken out in the
Valtelline and the people are repairing to
the centre of the revolutionary movement.
The Scnis Government has GiSarmed
the Austrian gendarmes who took refuge
in Switzerland, and sent them into the
interior.
The telegraph to Como is in the hands
of Sardinians.
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: w We understand that a new pa
per, to be called the Free Press, will be
issued at Elwood, this week. 1t is to be
conducted by Albert L. Lee and D. W.
Wilder, Esqs., and viii be Republican,
of course. If talent can make a paper
go, the Free Press ought certainly to
flourish.
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DEATH OF GEN. SPIxK.-Gen. Cyrus
SPHINX, member of Congress elect from
the Fourteenth Congressional District IN
Ohio. died very suddenly, a few DAYS
since, in an apoplectie fit, in Wooster.
Wayne County, where he resided. He
was elected to Congress last Fall by the
Republicans Of his district.
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eE Dingus thinks the sardinians, in
the present war. are engaged in Heav-
emily cause, inasmuch as they are enlisted
under the banner of King Emanuel
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FSTuE E,Kcr,oS.-The sesult Of the cleo
lion throughout the Territory, has been
ascertaiued sufficiently to render 1t GER
tain that the Republicans will have a
majority Of from 8 to 7 in the COnven-
ton. AS soon as the result was ascer-
tanned in Leavenworth County, despatch
cs were sent throughout the country, an
nouncing Democratic triumph In Nan
sas. and Boosting that the Republicans
could not trus. themselves to make a
Constitution. We. presume they have
by this time discovered the notifying
fact that they yelled before they were ou'
of the woods, and that the Republicans
have concluded to trust themselves tC
make Constitution. This will be a sad
disappointment to the Democracy, who
had it all planned out what they wer'
going to do. The only matter OF regre
is, that President Buchanan, in the costa
sy Of his delight at the first news. did no
indefinitely postpone the Land Sales
There is some probability that tn
Convention will Dust the fraudulent!
elected Delegates from Lcavenworth, II
which case the Republican majority vii
be large. It Is now to be hoped that tn
Convention will frame good, sound
unoLiectiouaLle Constitution, that til
people may accept it, and Congress ad
NIT Kansas to place among the sover
cirn States.
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SHEEP.-It may not be generally known
that Kansas is one of the best countries
known for sheep-raising; but such it is,
as we have been informed by persons ac-
quainted with the subject. Asa grazing
country, Kansas is unexcelled. Sheep
thrive here with little care, and can find
plenty to feed on, Summer and Winter ;
and therefore their cost would be compa-
ratiyely light. With proper attention to
sheep raising, we believe fortunes might
speedily be amassed. The wool could be
sent to profitable market, at low rates
Of freight; or, if the business were enter
ed into upon a scale of great extent, ii
would no doubt induce the establishment
of manufactures Of woollen fabrics al
home.
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, g We are pleased to learn that Ro-
bert ]. Porter, of Troy. is again up and
about. He had been suffering from a
severe hemorrhage of the lungs.
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@ GOdey's Lady's Book, for July.
is before us. radiant with splendid illus
trations. This is royal number. All
the articles are Of unusual merit, and
were written BY the best authors. The
sketch BY the suthor Of the widow
BedOtt Papers," is rich in the extreme.
Cooley Is determined not to be outdone-
and he succeeds in all his determinations.
The price of the Book is only % a year.
Let our readers bear in mind. that we
furnish it TO all our subscribers who pay
in sdvsnce, for 50 year.
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Z LEAvEEwoRTH FLoURING MILLs.-At-
tention is called 10 the advertisement oil
these mills. They make an offer to far.
mers that is rarely met with. They pro.
pose to store wheat free Of charge, thus
enabling farmers to hold on to it as long
as they desire; and when they feel like
selling, the proprietors of the Mills will
pay them the current market price for it.
or let them take it elsewhere, as they
choose. This is as liberal as can be de.
sired. The object of the proprietors is
to have the wheat kept in good condition
and if they succeed in purchasing it, they
will be the gamers by the care taken o
it; and the farmers will be the gamers
no matter to whom they sell.
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2 THAr BODr.-The body Of a man.
which we last week mentioned as having
hoated BY here, lodged in some Drift
wood, above Iowa Point, where it re-
manned for day or two. when persons
from that place took il out and buried il.
We learn that It was not in such 9 de-
cayed state as had been represented; and
the persons who approached it at this
place. must have been considerably worse
scared than hurt. The body is supposed
to have been that Of q young lawyer of
Sidney, Iowa, named Charles Dewey.
who was drowned about two weeks since,
while bathing at Sidney landing.
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The NEUTRALITY OF The UsT n,
STATES. = Washington, june e S..l.r,,
Administration is considering : 81 10
ton Of principles to be proe,l.sln"I our
Europe. maintaining the neutrality o. ~ =
country, the exemption Of AmeIls .;.;ssps
sells from seizure and Americ.n wbich
from arrest. The precise position. ~ vi
the Administration viii assume nv
unknown.
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7 EE The people of ElwoOd are max
ing preparations to celebrate the coming
4th in grand style. Hon. F. p. Stanton
is to deliver the Grafton. A fine band Of
music has been engaged, and the ferries
will run free. on. that day.
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I EE The St. Joseph Journal publishes
the Pixies Peak "hard times" song, and
gives the name of one Lathrop Taylor, of
Geneva, Wisconsin, as the author. The
genuine author of the song was VIM. H.
Joslyn, of Brockport, Monroe County,
New York. 1t was sung by returning
miners generally; and Taylor, probably
knowing it had never been published,
palmed it off as his own. But he had
evidently not learned it perfectly, as he
omitted a portion Of it.
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ES- Arthur's Home Magazine, for
July. contains splendid Steel Engrav-
ing. and a great number of other illus
trations. This number commences a
new volume, and now is favorable time
to subscribe. 1t is one Of the best and
cheapest Magazines published. Phila-
dclrhia-S2 year.
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DAUGHTERS OF MALTA.-The women
Of Blissfeld, Michigan, have organized
as Lodge of the Daughters Of Malta, {"
and are holding their mysterious meet
ings two or three evenings in each week.
The men have thus far failed to ascertain
the object and manners of the new socie-
ty. The regalia worn by the "Daugh-
tiers" is said to be similar to that Of the
"Sons," with slight variation.-Er.
"Thank God for that slight varia-
ton %
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Arrival Of the Europa.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
STIRRING CONFLICTS
The Austrians in Full RetreatI
Gen. Garabaldi Still Victorious I!

SACKvILLE, June IA.
The Europa has arrived, with Liver
pool dates to the 4th inst. Her advices
confirm the capture of Palestro, of which
we have the following exciting account {:
THE BATTLE GROUND.
Turin, May 81.
A fresh victory has been gained by our
troops. At 7 o'clock this morning,
force Of $4,000 Austrians endeavored to
retake Palestro. The King of Sardinia
commanded the 4th division in person.
Gen. Craldina, at the head of the Sd re
giment of Zouaves, resisted the attack
for considerable time, anil then success
fully assumed the offensive, and pursued
the enemy, taking 1000 prisoners and
capturing eight guns, seven of which were
obtained by the Zouaves.
Five hundred Austrians were drowned
in a commanding.
Another fight took place in Confrenza,
in the province of Zollumine, in which
the Austrians were repulsed by the divis-
ion under Gen. Forney, of the first corps
Of the French army, after two hours con-
flict.
Last night picket of the enemy en-.
deayored to pass the Pc at Seroesseria,
but they were repulsed by the inhabitants
of the vicinity. The Austrians have
evacuated Veroine, in the province of
Robbie.
ANOTHER CONFLICT.
Turin, June 8.
The Austrians made another attempt
to recapture Palestro last evening at 6
O'Clock, but were repulsed by the division
under CiAldia, composed of Zouaves and
Piedmontese cavalry. The King pressed
forward where the fight was most furious,
the Zouaves vainly trying to restrain
him.
On Tuesday the Austrians attacked the
Sandman vanguard at Seesto Calender,
and after fight Of two hours, our troops
pursued the enemy across the Ticino.
The reports state that at one time the
ACstrians had out-hanked the Sardinians
on the right. and threatened the bridge OF
boats across the Sesia, over which Gen.
Canrobert was to effect a junction with
King Emanuel.
AT this crisis, the Zouaves came to the
rescue. and the conflict became bitter and
bloody, ending with the final repulse and
flight of the Austrians, who had 200
killed, and ten officers, besides a large
number of guns and prisoners captured.
The Zouaves lost but one officer and
twenty men.
A special telegram to the London News,
dated Turin, June Sd, says the Austrians
were in full retreat across the Ticino.
The French headquarters were at Yer
cell.
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ELECTION RETURNs.-We give below
table Of returns which is substantially
correct, giving the Democracy the benefit
Of any uncertainties
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EE Hon. VIM. Montgomery, of Pa,
has our thanks for a number of public
documents.
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Eg We hear farmers say that rust is
making its appearance in the wheat, in
this portion Of the Territory.
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re- The women of Poland have a
watchful eye over their daughters, and
make them wear little bells on their per-
sons, to denote where they are and what
they are about--Er.
The Polish girls may be very dull /;
but such plan would only be fun for an
American girl. If she desired to fool
the old woman, she could muster sufi-
cient wit to stuff the bell with cotton, or
hold the clapper!
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q Z
SUMMARY

VIRGINIA CoxGREssIoSAL DELEGAIlG'-
The following are the names oil US J.
gentlemen just elected by the PecPs ~ y,
Virginia to represent that State ID Wv
next Congress. In Eve Of the DlstIleS,
it viii be perceived the regular nOmn =
Of the Democratic party have been u
feated:
LIST. J. s. Millson, Dem.
ID. Muscoe r. II. Garrett, DEM
81. d. G. Dgarnett, Ind. Dem
4th. VIM. o. Goode, Dem.
9Th. Thomas S. BocOck, Dem;
9th. Shelton F. Leake, Ind: Dem'
18th. William Smith, Ind. Dem
9Th. Alex. r. Boteler, Wing
9th. John L. Harris, Ind. DEM
10th. Sherrsrd Clemens, Dem.
I1th. Albert G.. jenkins, Dem
18th. H. A. Edmundson, DEM
18th. Gilbert s. Martin, DEM
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re- Van Doren has lot of superior
Flows for sale. See his advertisement.
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SACKvIILE, June IA.
The Europa has arrived, with Liver
pool dates to the 4th inst. Her advices
confirm the capture of Palestro. of which
we have the following exciting account {:
THE BATTLE GROUND.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-21

STRIKES of workmen appear to be the
fashion this Spring The last news comes
from Pittsburgh The coal miners employed
IN the works of Bailey. MeKain Il Co., re.
Gently struck for nn advance of wages. de.
mnnding two dollars per hundred The pro.
prie'ors engaged II number of new hands ut
the same advance which they had offered
the old ones. The strikers" became indic.
nant at the new comers, and repaired TO the
works; general row followed whieE has
given rise 10 prosecutions for riot, and as.
sault and battery with intent TO kill. At
the Laconia Works at Biddefoid, Illinois,
last week, fifty mill-operatives struck, but
their places were immediately supplied.