Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1860-07-13
FOREIGN SEwsBy THE PERSIA.

The steamship Persia from Liverpool, June
%, arrived at New York on the 5,h.
There was no new movement in Sicily
The NeapolItans Were fortiiying NessIna.
and had Concentrated 5000 troops there, and
considerable ammunition
The evacuation of Palermo is completed
and the Neapolitan trigates had lett the
port
Garibaldi was forming twenty regiments
for operations on the main land.
The Neapolitans are IN great force in Ca
labria
All Of the communes in Sicily had pre-
sentcd addresses requesting annexation to
Piedmont.
The American vessels seized by the Nearo-
litans was the Charles and jane Of Bllti-
more, Capt. Quain.
The American Minister at y lpies had de-
mauded passp rts Tor his son and two other
persons, with permission to visit the vessel at
Gaeta.
1t Is asserted that the final conference at Bl-
den between the Prussan Prince and the Ger
man S"vareigns, resulted in a decisive agree
ment on the questions relative to Germany
and foreign governments The SJvereigns
rendered their good Offices to bring about an
understanding between Prussia and Austria.
The business in the English Parliament
was uuimp)rtant
Lord John Russell, in acknowledging the
receipt # the French nJte, relative 10 Savoy.
again condemned she course Of France.
PAgIs, june 23.-The PGtris Of to-day
states t.dt G.riaa'li held council Of war
on the evening o. the 2is-, at which il was
unanimously decided that The insurrectiouai
army, after having collected al the neccssl-
ry military forces, should march on Messina
1t was believed the maro1 would commence
on the 2Sth.
LATER BY THE PARANA ANp THE T1NA.
The -Etna passed Cape Race, Jl'y j., from
Liverpool June 2j. The P4ra1a arrived at
St. Johns same day from Galway 9th.
BY the Parana and -Etna We have tie !
lowing later news
1t was said that the NeapolItan Govern
ment had determined 10 restore the two cap
tured American vessels, but that the United
States Minister demanded reparation for the
insult to the American flag.
The King of Naples is i'll.
1t is asserted that the Neapolitan Council
had resolved to grant a Constitution, a
general amnesty, free press, to make an
entire change in the ministry, and to form an
Italian alliance with Piedmont, &c, but the
Kings assent was wanted.
Ii is reported that the Russian and Spanish
legations had threatened to withdraw unless
the Sandman Government stopped the revolu-
tionary expeditions to Sicily.
In the English House of Lords debate
had taken place upon the slave trade question
and a resolution was adopted in favor of the
re-appontment Of a consulate to Mozambique,
as check upon the traffic, notwithstanding
the Government opposition.
Prince Jerome BOnaparte is dead.
The Emperor Napoleon visits Savoy in
July. Since the Emperor 5 return from Baden
the troops which were concentrated on the
Eastern junction of Franco have been
withdrawn
The Austrian Government was making vast
military preparations in Venetia.
The China mail had been telegraphed
The steamer Malabar, having on board
Lord Elgn and Baron Giso, had been wrecked
in the harbOr of Gale No lives were lost. /
The bullion in the ship was lost, and both /
the ambassadors lost their credentials and all
their papers, and would be delayed at Gale |
until the 9th of June.
Canton dates are of May 6. The reply
from the Chinese Government to the last
hOm the British Ministers
had been received. The Chinese were actively
to resist.
The allies occupied Chusan, but met with /
resistance.
At Canton trade had improved At Sban1- /
hai stagnant, owing to the rebels