The Sun. — 1859-05-31 (London, England)

GARLASCO, MAY 26. " ' THE GENERAL OF ARTILLERY COUNT GYIJLAI TO LIEUTENANT-GENERAL COUNT GRUNNE, FIRST ADJUTANT-GENERAL TO HIS MAJESTY. " ' The enemy having posted himself on theright bank of the Sesia, near Candia, with a body of troops of about the strength of a brigade and some artillery, a battery composed of four 12-pounders and four howitzers was formed on our bank of the river by the Division Reiscbach during the night of the 24th inst. At four o'clock on the morning of the 25th inst. the battery opened its fire, which caused such confusion in the enemy's eamp,that no discharge.tut our fire was so effective that 11e. had tin y. Eventually reply was given to it (to the fire) until after the ynged his position, and at last quitted guns—most of which were three t , peh eo utni'Thenic:ers nsc_ehma Here the telegraphicy o our batteries'— " his camp entirely. Garlasco and Pavia of ' field' (portable; which f the enemy only fired with five guns. The play communication between is maintained by mean° interrupted. telegraphs, was suddenly in"  Garibaldi, with 8,000 men, has intrenched himself in Varese, where he is closely watched by 2,000 cflali a irs r corpstAustriane,te troops. Twelve battalions are advancing' dagayai,nasnt dhilms, and, if he is not very adroit, his line o willpr(otbhae bbellsctu)twoaffs at . hetete of Count Innspruck yestery, now crossing the Brenner on its way to Botzen and Verona. A very cordial reception was given to the Austrian .troop,soitse they passed through Saxony and Bavaria. 11th Corps, under Lieutenant-General Bar eAn Czorich, is leaving this city, via Nabresma ant: Casarsa, for Italy. The splendid infantry reginiel: Hanover,' which formerly bore the name of We' lington, belongs to the 11th Corps. As a consequence of its heroic conduct at Deutsch-Wagrarn' in 1809, it has the privilege of beating the Grenadiers' March. " Troops have been sent in all haste from pesth to the Servian frontier, as it is believed that a storm is brewing at Belgrade. The Modenese Govern; ment has retreated from Reggio to Brescello, on thi Po, and the Piedmontese Commissary has declare' that Massa is incorporated with Sardinia. " Continuation of the foregoing interruPtea despatch : " Ceased at 10 minutes past 5, after which time not a shot was fired by the enemy. Our loss wa; one man wounded and one horse killed. Tire other horses were killed.'"  SUICIDE OF AN OFFICER AT SIIORNCLIFFE*-7A young lieutenant belonging to the Royal City of Dublin Militia, stationed at the A range of huts, named Thomas Keogh, has heaarslycoomnmsitunteddasyuiniciodrne.ingThe rash act via' committedGeorgeie ovge ceased was under close arrest in his room. Various rumours were circulated with reference to the cause of the arrest• £5O note had been stolen from one of the officer's quarters', and it was reported that the deceased was suspected °I being concerned in the abstraction or appropriation of tile it 15 missing note, the number of which is not known, but alleged that the deceased had recently changed a £5O at Dover. Yesterday' afternoon the county coroner, Nr, Thomas Thorpe Delasaux, held an inquest on the deceaseu, in the messroom of the regiment. The evidence did U°! confirm any of these rumours. It merely proved that the deceased had been very much depressed and was in pee& while the deniary difficulties. The jury found that the deceased au, stroyed himself by poison while labouring under a fit temporary insanity.