New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
GARIBALDrS OPERATIONS.

The following letter, dated the 10th inst hs. been
received in Paris from Como
Success has justified GsIibadis campaign, and
consequently it is impossible dsapprove i. Still ws
cannot forget the painful Anxiety that rash expedition
caused in our county II succeeded, hJwever, thanks
TO the bravery Of Garibadi and his soliisrs aud
thanks likewise TO the faut committed by Gyuls In
leaving ali the frontier Of TcDO uncovered and tha,
pat particularly most hostile 10 Austria. Garibaldi
proied By that fault, and at dIst met obstacle.
Afterward came the battles of Malmaie, CamerlAts,
and San Fermo, which cost valuable lives f)r Gan.
baldI's volunteers were burning 90 fight and a grer
number Of them were killed. From thet day many
mothers in Lombardy have been thrown into mourn
ing. After Gaubaldi had captured Como he vas
forced to quit it, and the Ausnans advanced 20 enter
il again as they did Varese. When Gynai Published
bis detesable proclamation threatening the insurgents
with tire and sword you may imagine what su
fered at Como. NiscontI VenOsta, the royal CON-
mssary, escaped in steamboat. The Bishop
who had been imprisoned, because be ai.
vised the people to remain quiet until the
allied armies approached nearer released az
the appearance of the Austrians, and went with the
May or to make their submIsson in the name 0f ths
town. But In the mean time the Of the victory of
Magenta arrived, and the Aastrians hasteDed 20
treat. Garbaldls soldiers again entered Co no. ~
first he not well received as he was at Lecco,
where the most enthusiastic cheers greeted him. From
thence Garbald proceeded to BeryamO with the hope
Of cntting of Gen. Crbans retreat. Gen. Urbsns
corps composed of 5000 men, was compelled 10
traverse hostile country without provisions or sup
plies Of any description. lie endeayOred % cr0ss tho
Adda at Cassano where he gould have found the Ta1.
way, but the last troops which quilted Milan hal
blown up the bridge, ana he forced to crOss tho
Adda at Trezzo in boats. Persons who saw these
troops say they were in most Ismeatable condition.
The country Is quiet and agricultural works are being
continued as in ordinary tines Everybody Is happy,
and relies France. There never was ~ mnch con-
fdence in the future in this country which has sssn
go many changes. An universal feeling prevails that
the Austriaps have quilted us for the last time
Gen. Garbaldi has addressed the following proclaim
alton TO the inhabitants Of Como:
"CITIzHSs: All Young meo who carry musket
are called 10 JOIN the tri-colored banner. No one
woud with to remain inactive and uLarmed in the
holy war one would be obliged 10 one day confess
with blush that be took no part in It. This IL ths
hour and the moment 10 show that you do not utter
faebood when you speak of your hatred for Austria.
To arms then mo sacrifice can be too great, since We
are Of that generation which will have accomplished
the work OF Italian Independence. G.RlBaLDI"
The Southern Tyrol II menaced by yGarb tldIs corp,
which is every day becoming more formidable. Ths
Austrisn Committee Of Defense for Botzen ms ss1ef
proclamation, a. follow:
"1he ne W. received from the seat 0f war and the
events which have recently occurred In Lombariy
prove that the danger is imminent. ln lev days tho
enemy can be on the frontiers OF tho cooniry AMI II
therefore behoyos all capable OF bearing arms %
take 10 hand their ottried weapon (the riAe and n
obedience to the summons Of our Emperor ard Lord,
10 do battle for God for Sovereign and for
tive country. Form companies, elect your officers,
apd be prepared 10 meet the enemy. As Oltea ths
Ty ro in ger your fathers did So and yon .be'r
W rtby descendanis, will follow their example. It's
tie question Of the defense Of the hts of The Eo-
perOr and il il your duty to oppose any atte Dpt To OBJ
tain possession of lis territories. IL also The q1es-
ton Of your own heagths, which You must def nd Ttn
your powerful ands which well skilled 10 the use
of arms. The time has come for proviog to the En-
peror that you deserving If the confidence which
lie reposes in you.