The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-06-22
NEWS OF TIL WfFK.


sources and arc somewhat contradictory,
and unsatisfactory. From these /, ape
pears that the action was ON the 18th and
9th, in and near Buff ora From 100.
600 to 10000 of the Allies we're cn-
gagged with from 10000 to 10000 Of
the Austrians, and it is probable tina, the
Allies gained some advantage, but as yet
no satisfactory conclusion can be arrived
at. 1t Is reported that more than 10000
were killed or wounded and many prison.
ers taken. Milan is evacuated by the Aus
trians also reported in state of revolt.
FoRE1eN.-TUR1N, May 3lst.-Sardin-
ian Bulletin states -
"A fresh victory gained by our troops
at I o'clock this morning. The King
commanded our Fourth Division in person
and Gen. Iraldine at headquarters of the
Regiment. The Zoraves resisted the at
tack for a considerable time and then
having successfully assumed the offensive,
pursued the enemy, taking 1000 prisoners
capturing 8 cannon by the Zouaves.
500 Austrians were drowned In canal
during the fight
" Another fight took place at Conlrenza
in the Province of Sometime in which the
enemy were repused by DIVISION after
two hours conhic.
Last night the picket of the enemy
endeavored to pass the Pc at Carvessina,
but were repulsed by the inhabitants.
1.-The Austrians have vacated Varso in
the province o. Babbio.
SECOND VICTORIOUS CONFLICT AT pALEsTKo.
TURIN, June Last evening the
enemy endeavored to re-enter Paestro
but were repulsed by division of Iraldine
composed of Zouaves and Piedmontese
cavalry. The King pressed forward where
the fight was most furious-the Zouaves
vainly endcavoring to restrain him.
Tuesday the Austriaus attacked the
Sandman vanguard at Lesto Caende.
The fight lasted two hours. Our troops
pursued the enemy across the Ticino
Numerous Austrian corps appeared be.
fore Barez. Garabaldi ordered the Ma
tional Guard not to resist, and fell back
on Lago Maggoire.
Attempts were made by our troops
against Laverno on the Lake, but without
any result.
Gen. Garlbald was driven into the
mountains by the Austrian Gen. Urban,
who retook Varez; but it was telegraphed
via Turin that Garibaldi had returned,
surprised the Austrians, retaken Varez
and re-entered Como.
Gen. Mel has occupied Novara.
The instruction in Lombardy was
spreading.
The Paris Bourse buoyant and the
funds had advanced.
NEW COUNTERFEIT. The Albany Eve
ming Journal says new and dangerous
counterfeit five on the Vermont Bank is
in circulation. The note has been altered
from the genuine plate OF broken bank.
1t can be detected by comparing the
words Vermont and Bank, where they
occur in the principal line-The former
is more closely executed than the latter.
There is said to be not less than
10000 Cinnamon now on their passage to
California where their presence will be
likely to cause some trouble among the
miners.
They are growing exceedingly virtu.
GUS in San Francisco The BuLietin has
been convicted Of publishing the confess
sion of Mrs Sickles, it being an indecent
bel.
The four eyed man" has been sug-
gested for President. He would he a
capital Democrat candidate, for whom the
power to look two ways at once is very
requisite,
ARCHBISHOP HUGHES is fishing among
the Thousand Islands. One day last week
he captured muscalonge weighing thirty
one pounds Great angler, that prelate!
Nearly all the countries on the South
Pacific coast are in disturbed condition.
There has been a decisive battle fought in
Chill. in which the loss is put at 1000 men.
The news from Pixies Peak is more
encouraging, 1t is reported that mining
operations have been successful, that Den
yer city is nearly depopulated by people
leaving for the mountains, and that rich
specimens of gold have been received.
The worthy President of our Uni
versity was quite agreeably taken by sur
prise, the other afternoon, on going into
the College Chapel, to the usual Devotion
al services, to find that the venerable BIZ
BILE from which he had so long been wont
to read, the words of holy writ to the
Students, had mysteriousy disappeared,
and large and hondsome sacred volume
was occupying its place, This pleasant
college maneuvre was the work of the
present highly respected and talented Soph-
omore Glass OF the q" Old Brick Mill"
The President acknowledged the gift in a
few very touching remarks Truly this is
one of the most sensible " College tricks"
we have ever beard of being played on the
Faculty of our honored u, V. NJ Bur-
Hagton Times.
i j. Nichols, who appears to be on
the way to Pixies Peak makes the follow
ing pungent remarks in letter to the
Rutland Herald.
We have horrid water to use; Platte
river water, 1t is so thick with sand and