Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-11


FAnTnrh poNf. June TO-
The steamship North nfili0n from Liver
pool May 30th, via Londondeffy. 3lst PASSED
Father Point atb o'clock p N. to-day on
roate t8 ouebec ~
The steamship Canadn from Boston and the
City Of Manchester ufisod n heefpool on
The 2stf.. ttlift
The steamer Teutonio from New York for
Hamburg arrived AZ Queenstown on the 2efh
with her machinery disabled
The steamer Bohemian from Quebec, and
the City Of Washington from New York ar
rived at Queenstown 3lst
Dispatches repeat the assertion that Carl.
baldi has defeated the Royal troops aud en-.
tered Palermo. ~
Several Neapolitan vessels Of war arrived
at Palermo.
The Paris Patrie says the insurrection is
being organized 10 such an extent that its def
mite result is no longer doubtful
The fall Of Palermo was unavoidable. being
only n question of time As soon as the in.
surgenis become masters Of Palermo, Carl
bald will declare Sicily annexed to Italy.
The dispatches from Sicily are contradic-
tory nfn-
II Is said the populace are rising in Palermo
and the bombardment Of Palermo progress.
ing and that Garibaldi had entered or was ex.
pected
Neapolitan dispatches claim defeat and
fight Of the insurgents H "
Sandman Chambers approved Of the cession
Of Savoy
Late dispatches assert that everything was
going ON well for Garibaldis The English
and French residents Of Palermo had embark
ed on board the steamers of their respective
An. hy fl.a
expected at any moment The NeapoGtan
General would defend the town. The insur-
gents still occupied the heights surrounding
Palermo.
An official Neapolitan telegram Of 26th
says, this morning, the insurgents were at
tackled by our troops, beaten and driven from
their strong position at Tarco, now occupied
by our columns The insurgents sustained
great losses. Another column is pursuing
them in direction of Man Malta
Accounts by mail state that At Messina order
was maintained, but everything was ready for
an outbreak in case Garibaldi succeeds in en-
tering Palermo, Of which there is little doubt
His force was there estimated at 10 900. but
is said to have been subsequently swelled to
10000
According to an intercepted dispatch from
the General commanding Royal forces at Al
camo out of 10000 men, there were lost "a
000 in killed and wounded No mention is
made for as the insurgents have no quarter
for their war cry. This column in the re-
turns is unnecessary Many of the royal
troops who retreated to Palermo after action
with Garibaldi's forces died of fatigue
A late official dispatch, dated Naples, May
2s, says the Silician bands are leaving the
troops of Garibaldi, who have again been beat
en- at Raena, having had many killed and ta-
ken prisoner. The insurgents lost one cannon,
and are in full fight pursued by the royal
troops, beyond Corolean. The provinces are
tranquil and the Revolutionists discouraged
The official zetung publishes the following
dated Naples 27
The bands of Garibaldi have been totally
routed. Garibaldi is endeavoring himself to
embark The rebels accuse each other of
treachery.
The London Times places no reliance on
the official kilograms from Naples, as sufficient
time has elapsed TO show they are sheer fnbri- |
cations
The following is the latest intelligence re-
ceived from any authentic source by the Times:
PARIS, May 30
second telegram from Naples announces
a popular rising at Palermo, and an attempt
at hombardment by sea and land by the Ne |
apolitan troops.
The entrance of Garibaldi into Palermo was
expected.
FRANcE.--The London Herald. in its city
article, gives currency to the report from Chi
ma that the French had concluded an arrange
ment with the Chinese authorities, by which
France accepts 81, 900, 600 indemnity for the
insult to the French flag, and would therefore
her forces. There is no other au-
thority for this questionable statement
The Paris currency market active Wheat |
had slightly advanced
TURKEY-The Paris correspondent of the |
Daily Neles gives report that France and |
Russia had agreed TO the partition of Turkey |
England was to be offered share and if she |
refused they would go in without her
The mail from Calcutta, 23d of April, and |
Hong Kong, 10th, had reached England
CHlSA,-Letters say although the exact |
tenor of the Chinese reply was not made pub
lie It was known to be unsatisfactory and hos
tilities appeared inevitable
Hong Chou had been retaken from the reb-
els but the silk districts were still in dis
turbed state
LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY PARIS May 81. |
The NoRitelT announces that the session of
the corps legislatf has been adjourned till |
the 30th of June,
NAPLES, May 80. $40 A. M.-The bonn
bardment Of Palermo lasted several hours
Garibaldi entered the town on the 2Gth.
The head quarters Of Garibaldi are in the
center Of the town
The number Of the killed is large
TURN, May 80
The official Gazetfe publishes an official |
dispatch from Naples, announcing the arrival |
here of an English steamer with the following |
The insurgents have entered Palermo.
A considerable part of the population have
risen
The city has been bombarded by sea and |
and
The Bombardment commenced Sunday |
morning and continued when the steamer left. /
PARIS, May 80
The Patrie publishes under reserve the fol- |
lowing dispatch Naples 2sth, Garibaldi hav-
ng collected all his force and military mate
rails attacked Palermo on the night of the
26th Made himself master of all the ont
works and succeeded in entering the town