Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1860-05-31
LATE FROM EUROPE-IMPORTA
ITALY.


LATE FROM EURopE-lMpoRTA ERoN
ITALY.
| BY the simultaneous arrival Of thd am.
Palestine and Arabia, the latter bring date.
! to goth, we have Intelligence Of imporRy ant
stirring movements in Italy. GaribalS hac
succeeded in landing in Sicily, under.thctfir 0
two Neapolitan frigates, which captured tnc O
his vessels and sank the other. The k5ate,
afterward bombardcd the town occup2. by
Garibaldi and his forces, but ceased on lie i'll
reference of the British war vessels whose
mapder protested against an attack thug Om-
menced, without notice, upon the inofansivf
inhabitants. The subsequent account of y ari-
badls progress are meagre, but it was believed
he was making good progress toward Palermo
The success Of Garibaldi's first movement crea-
ted an intense feeling throughout Italy, Nc
actual outbreak had occurred at Paerrno or
Naples, but everything portended general
rising which would sweep away the young ty'-
rant who has oppressed his subjects so ruthlessly
The people were in a state of intense excitement.
shouting ''Itay and Liberty forever" even in
the churches or wherever they assembled. At
Naples the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed Oh
the part of the Government. Tumuhuous
demonstrations had taken place. the troops were
dlspirted, and the Royal family We're milking
preparations for flight At Palermo ten thou
sand people assembled in the public square
The police being unable to disperse them the
military fired on the mass. woundins mans and
arresting others. Garbadi was reported t. hold
all the most important cities of Sicily except
Palermo and Messina. He had also Issued a
proclamation to the Romans calling on tlean to
revolt and also to the people of Naples and the
Marches.
\ rumor prevailed in Florence that the Grand
Duke was about to attempt to recover his ppwer
in Tuscany, in consequence Of which the Ma
tional Guard had been called out
1t Was also reported that General Lamoreiere
the Commander of the Roman Army. with the
Papal forces, and that three thousand Piedmon-
tese troops had been dis patched from Genoa to
check him, whilst the garrison forces of Central
Italy had been ordered to advance by forced
marches toward the papal frontier The French
troops are also asserted to have received posi-
tive orders to evacuate Rome whilst three French
frigates had been despatched to Naples. These
reports will Of course need confirmation l---,cs9,s
they can be fully credited. but it is evident that
place IN IsaIY.
which may result in the overthrow of the ..lea
politan dynasty and the accomplishment Of an
other important step toward the union of italy
IN one free kingdom. The King of Naples is
reported to have concluded treaty offensive
and defensive with Austria and the deposed
Italian princes, but Austria the only formidable
party to the compact, is financially in no con
dltion to make war, even if her interference
would not be the signal for the reappearanee of
France in the field.
Among the minor items of news is the an
nouncement that Heenan and Savers had settled
the Championship question upon amicable
terms. Savers agrees to quit the ring. but is
to keep the belt on the condition of presenting
Heenan with one like it. So whilst we are like
ly to have war in earnest and for high pur-
pose in Italy, there is to be peace among the
bruisers.
The next news will be looked for with intense
anxiety and the hopes of the world, wherever
freedom prevails, will tremblingy avail. intel-
gence of the movements Of the patriotic Carl
baldi-BaH american.