The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1859-06-22
Sackyille. June IA.

The express of the associated press has ar
rived from Halifax with later foreign adyices
per steamer Europe from Liverpool. Her
dates are to Saturday. the 4th inst.
Turin, May 81
A Sandman bulletin says "A fresh VIC
tory was gained by our troops at z o'clock
this morning. A body Of twenty-five thous.
and Austrlans endeayored 10 rctake Paies-
tro from our troops, the King commanding
the fourth division in person. and General
Cialdini at the head of the third regiment.
The Zouayes resisted the attack for con.
siderable time, and then having successfully
assumed the offensive, our troops pursued
the enemy, taking one thousand prisoners
and capturing eight cannon, five pieces be,
ing taken by the Zouayes.
Five hundred Austrians were drowned in
the canal during the fight.
Another fight has taken plare at Cons-,n-
"a in the province Of Sometime, in which
the enemy were repulsed by division 40, al
ter two hours conflict.
Last night picket Of the enemy endeay-
ored to pass the Pc at Gerresseria, but they
were repulsed by the inhabitants.
The Austrians have evacuated Yaro in the
province Of B1bbio.
Turin, June.l.
A second victorious conflict took place at
six o'clock last evening at Palestro. The
Austrlans endeayored To re-enter the town,
but were repulsed by the division Of General
Cadin. composed Of Zouaves and Pielmon-
tese cavalry. The King pressed gallautly
forward where the fight was most furious,
the Zouayes vainy tying TO RESTRAIN him.
On Tuesday the Austriaus attacked the
Sandman vanguard at Sesto, where fight
OF two hours duration ensued. Our troops
pursued the enemy across the Ticino.
Turin, June ..
The Austrians this morning advanced from
Bobbio, toward the French outpo,ts, but re-
tired after short fight. This movement was
made TO conceal the retreat Of the Austrians,
who have begun TO esacuate BubbiO, carry
Ing with them about 2 900 wounded.
Turin, June 3.
The Anstrians have withdrawn to the east
ern bank Of the Pa, and abandoned Terre Be-
rllll and the neighboring country.
The French dispatches confirm the Sardi-
man bulletins, and say the latter behaved
most ysliantly at Paiestro.
The Znuayes, although unsupported and in
front Of an Austrian battery Of eight guns,
crossed the canal and ascended the heights,
which we're very steep, and charged the Aus.
TRANS at the point Of the bayonct. More than
400 AustrIrns were thrown into the canal and
drowned. Six pieces Of cannon were Ia
ken.
| The Emperor. in testimony of his great
gratltcation, conferred the grand cross Of the
legion OF honor on Gen. Forey.
French troops are concentrating at Casale,
VaIenza and yercelli.
| A Verona dispatch or the lst says the Sar-
dinlans attacked the vanguard of the eth Aus
TRAN corps, under Gen. Zebel. A great nun.
Der we're reported wounded.
An Official telegram from Milan says that
on the lst inst. Varesa was cannonaded and
taken By the Austrians under Gen. Nesban,
VINO relnstated the legal authorities and levied
war contributions on the city.
Turin June 3.
General Garribaldi has surprised aud beat
en- the Austrians at yarese. aud the town is
again free VI the enemy. Garrbaldi also re.
entered Gomo on the night Of the ID. Gen
eral Neil entered NOyara on the lst, after a
slight encounter with the Austrian outposts,
who shortly fled.
Tie Emperor Napoleon arrived the same
evening AMIDST The acclamatiuns Of tie PEG,
pie.
The French squadron on the Adriatic con.
sists Of s. vessels, estimated al Gust OF four
million francs.
Flat bottomcd gun.boats are being con.
sttucted in France with which "a navigate
the Po, Tieino, and other rivers IN Italy.
Twenty-Five additional battaIiOns Of foot
Chaseurs are IL be organized.
The recall Of the French soldiers on leave
has added 10000 veterans to the army.
The v. :. frigatc Wabash. with the British
men q war at Naples. fired a salute in tri-
butte TO the memory Of the late King.
II is stated that Piedmont has recognized
the neutrality o. the papIe States on certain
conditions.
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