The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-06-09

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The Neapolitans have abandoned the nroyiucs
of Palermo and Treppani md rcsseafsd 10 Ii
|. towns in great disorder. The Palerbo province
are IN fall iasnrrection, and nix Thousand Sicil
ans joined Garibaldi. The NeapOlitan army "a
} put to fight BY Garibaldi. A conflict took Mae
on the 18th near Nontehascore on Roman terr
tory between the Pontifcal Gen. D'Orucs an
$500 GaribAldians, 30 Of the latter were kille,
and wounded and driven back. ssA
II Is ruInorcd that Austria, Russia and Englan,
have agreed % maintain the integrity Of the OF
toman Empire.
4 The Emperor of China had refused thc Allie,
altimatum and blockade Of The northern port
was established. @
Cavour says negotiations with France fo
boundary and public debt in railways In Sayo,
ID still pending. A dispatch from the French
naval force to the Adriatic rumored that the trea
y Of Zurich had been approved in the Sardiniar
The concentration Of Russian troops on The
| Perth Is denied
LoSDox, May 2s-In the Derby races Thor
MANLY first, the Wizard second and Horror third.
Thirty horses ran.
IrALY-RoxE, Nay GA band Of 500 volun.
teers have re-entered Tuscany A battalion Of
Pontiical chasseurs fred upon each other in a.. :.
ror, and Captain, Lieut. and Eve soldiers were
killed The artillery has left Rome to-day for
| the frontiers.
RoME, May 23-The official Journal Of Rome
says Of the affair at Montias, on the 18th, owing
to the darkness Of the night the Pontiical troops
| wounded some Of their comrads taking them for
fillbusters. The Customs guard at Onare was
| overpowercd by the fillibusters, who after p!un-
dering re-cntercd Tuscany. The Papal troops
will undoubtedly leave Rome for the frontier -
The Journal Of Rome also says the news from
Sicilyis favorable to the Neapolitan government
VIENNA, May 23-Count Thnn, the Austrian
Ambassador ut St Petersburg, has arrived here
LoNDoN, May 23-Thc Times second edition
announces that Albert Smith died this morning
in the House Of Commons, May 81. Lord John
Russell in reply to question, saida there was no
intention on the part Of the Austrian and Span-
ish governments, Of Interfering in the affairs OF
Sicily
PARrs, Saturday.-Thc Patrie, in speaking Of
the affair at Montegiesco, says the volunteers
having been attacked with great vigor energeti-
cally defended themselves, and effected retreat
in good order, leaving behind certain number Of
killed. According to the last advices the insur-
rection was being extended and organized in q
great many directions. The same Journal adds
that when the detachments which are being or.
ganized shall have joined the volunteers who
have dis-embarked at Marsella, the whole body
will number 10 900 men well armed and prOvis-
iOned. The Paris correspondent of the Times
says it is not true that the Russian Ambassador
at Turin had protested against the expedition Of
Garibaldi. lie merely asked explanations Of the
Sandman government The effective force OF
the French army win be increased next month
by 100000 men.
PARIS, Monday.-The. Patrie contains a dis
patch announcing that Col. Pindon had obtained
decided success against the volunteers who had
entered the Roman territory. The brother Of
Orsini is said to have been killed. -
Farthur Point, June 4.
The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool
23d, via Queenstown Gath nit, passed Farther
Point at o'clock this a. M, en- route 70 Quebec.
The news is one day later.
LIVERPOOL, 24th.-Breadstuffs dull wheat
firm; provisions dull
LONDON, 24th-Consols for money, 95lM954:
for account, 954@95s.
Geo. Seward, Secretary Of the Atlantic Tele.
graph Company, publishes communication re-
futing certain statements Of the Greenland Cable
Deputaton to Lord Palmerston. Seward show
exist for the safe establishment Of 4 line be- |
tween Ireland andAmerica.
The Times Vienna correspondent says that it |
Is prevalent there that Sicily Is lost to the Bour
bOns. !
Napoleon said he was dissatisfied with Sardi- |
MIA, who he says has taken advantage of the pc
Rod previous to the ratification OF the tpeaty, |
and sold crown lands which should revert to |
France.
It was reported that Lamoriccre found ont |
hat his hands were completely tied by French
authority at Rome.
The French Commander will not allow him to
attack the Piedmontese or assist Naples
The Papal Government has received important |
documents containing instructions for raising
In lnsurrection in the States Of the Church
NAPLES, May a3d.-The rebels encampcd at
San Martino were beaten twice and driven to
Partino with considerable loss, including one
eadcr. The heights occupied by the cbels
we're taken by the Royal troops
ST. PETERSBURG, 2ith.-Prince Gortschakoff
ent instructions to the Great Powers, explaining
hat Turkey was not invited to the Conference
N the condition Of the Christians there because
he was not one of the FIVE Great Powers, and
Ter admittance may make it necessary to admit
Sardinia and other minor States.
RoME, 23d.-An official despatch from Naples
/
md dispersed on the 2lst by Battalion Of Roy
/ Chaaseurs; l2s rebels were killed. The insur-
ection is making no progress.
NAPLES, May 2O.-Bands of insurgents are
marching on Palermo. The proclamation Of Gen.
.anga concerning an amnesty and yice-royalty
las had no effect Popular manifestations take
lace repeatedly. It is believed that Palermo
Sill shortly be evacuated by the royal troops.
PALERMO, May 1S.-Garibaldi's troops are en-
- - -. D.Ia
Seapolitan troops and functionaries are discour-
ged. +
Hone COSG, March 2a.-Mr Bruce Is to re-
Give final answer from the Emperor on the
9th of April. The whole army will be ready to
move about the 14th of April Il is rumored
hat great number of armed Russian merchant
aen are now collected at N,chalariff, also that
lussian troops are being concentrated on the cast
oast Of the Black sea.
Marscillcs, May 2lst-Adyices from Rome
tate that Gen. Lamorcierrena entered that city
IN the l4th ult., and on the following day he des.
'atched the I'd regiment Of infantry and de-
achment Of mounted gends de armes. The cause
i this movement was the march Of the Garibal
ians on the Orbitcla, the news of which caused
reat agitation at Rome.
It was said the departure Of the French troops
lad been decided on, but the belief was that
I would be postponed.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times says o
,reat panic prevailed last week in the CONNER
al and financial world. The pretense of the
'anc was founded on reports that the Russian
Government was about to recOmmence Men,
chadof mission and landing Garabaldiin Sicily.
The fact is that the panic was caused by the OBJ
curity in which all political questions are in
1olved.
Naples, May lSth.-The bands Of Garibaldians
sere driven ut the point Of the bayoEet by the
Royal troops near Callatta and completely routed,
eaving on the field their flag and great number
If killed and wounded. among whom is one Of
heir chiefs. It is asserted theie that the fight
It Calatta Ferni il not decisive. The Neap0ltan
roops returned to Palermo. Two columns Of
], 200 men each haze been sent to pursue the in
,urgents II is estimated that 5000 Siciians
have joined Garabaldi
Naples, May 15th.-N. De Carafo has forward
ID circular TO the diplomatic corps, bitterly ac-
cusing the Piedmontcse Government Of having,
the promises, allowed bands Of
70 be enrolled and despatched to Sic
ly. NJ. De Carafo adds, this violent attack
against the International cspouses Italy to
sanguinary anarchy and compromises the whole