Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-09
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.

New IoEK, June S.-Thc steamship Africa
arrived at 7.30 this a. NJ. She brings addition
al details of previous adyiccs by the Prince
Albert at Newfoundland, but we find no con
hrmatlon OF Che rumOr that Garibaldi had en-
tered Palermo. The latest telegram from that
city, dated evening Of the 23d announces that
the troops Of G Iribaldi were still in position
near Palermo. Twenty thousand Neapolitans
(meanIng insurgents, doubtess) occupied the
heights which surrounded the city. An at
tack was momentariy expected.
telegram, dated Naples 22l, says the dis
datch OF troops to Sicily continues The city
remains tranquil, and the police are ready to
suppress any outbreak. Another dispatch
from Sicily, dated the 23d, says the Neapolitan
troops still occupied Palermo, but the insur.
rectIoh was making great progress on all
points Glribadi had been joined by Col. Me
dIcl and other officers, with considerable rem
torcemchtS. lie was menaciug Morale, the
surrender of which would lead to the surren
der Of Palermo
Another dispatch received at Turin dated
Palermo, 24th, says Garbaldi had approached
near Palermo, the heights around which were
occupied by the insurgents. An attack was
imminent. Gen. LaIza, commander OF the
Neapolilan troops, had demanded an armistice
of Garibald without effect. Advices from
Messina of the Dist, say that the Instruction
had broken out at AdeemO and Brancovilla.
English and French residents at Palermo had
sought refuge on board their national yes.
sells.
Another dispatch says that Garibaldi's
movements in Sicily are for the purpose of
making that island the basis of subsequent OPP
erati0nS against Naples. As soon as a formid
able expedition can be undertaken descent
will be made on Calabra. The Neapoitan
l.
Tor defense. Six squadrOns, numbering fifty
vessels, will be charged with the projections of
the coast, under Count D'Aguila, the kings
uncle.
A Cork paper of the 25th says that the
American barque Charles B. Truit, which for
six months past had laid at Queenstown, had
sailed for Liverpool. She was freighted with
rifles by the Garibaldi committee OfNew York
Latest from Queenstown.
LONDON, May 27.-Letters from Palermo of
the Dist, state that the anxiety there was in
creasing, and the popular passions iDhamcd.
On the evening previous several shots were
fired from balconies in the Rue Toledo The
police returned the fire, wounding several per-
sons. Strangers in the city had taken refuge
under their national flags. There was a panic
among the public functionaries, and the di-
rectors of the official journal had fled The
churches on Sunday were deserted Yester
day the fires Of the insurgents biyouac were
seen on the nights surrounding Palermo, and
it was reported battle had taken place, and
the population were anXiously waiting news of
the result A very conciliatory proclamation
from Gen. LAMA had been coldly received.
PARIS, May 26.--rhe Patrie has informa-
ton indicating that the assault on Palermo
would take place before the 9th. Advices
from Messina state that gloomy tranquility
prevails there.
ROME, May 23-Prince Womlomski, the
new Russian plenipotentiary, left to-day Tor
Naples, 1t is asserted he is the bearer Of very
precise instructions in reference to Italy. 1t
is also asserted that Gen. Lamoricere lett to-
day for America There is no difficulty be-
tween him and the Roman government, as has
been reported