Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-01
Arrival nf the Arabia.

0ubbler-Arrival of the Arabia Garribaidi
Looking up-Italy in State of Ferinenta-
tion--Heenan and Sayers each to have new
BELT '--Sayers Fights no nore-1heodore
Parker Dead-Revolt at PaIe.mo--The peo-
pie fired upon many and killed
HBrrFAx, May 27-The Royal steamship
Arabia, Capt. Stone, from Liverpool the 9Th.
via QuesnstowH en- the Goth inst, has arrived
at this port
The royal mail steamship African. from
New York, arrived at Liverpool on the morn
ing Of The Goth. Intelligence relative to Gar
ribaldi's expedition is sill eoRlplicating, but
the reports generally concur in stating that
he was making good progress. Some say that
he had captured the most important point in
Sicily, except Mcssina and Palermo. After
his arrival at Marsala the Neopolitan war
vessels bombardcd that town without warning
and the British vessels interpoSed for the Eng
Esh residents.
The important announcement was male via
Madrid, that the King of Naples bad applied
for foreign intervention.
Among other questionable rumors was that
treaty offensive and defensive had been con-
cluded betwees Naples, Rome and Austria,
anil all the deposcd Italian sovereigns.
The latest accounts from Naples represent
the utmest CONSERVATION. The troops were
dispirited. Twnultuo1s manifestations were
taking place
The Rosul family was packing up all their
tweiry and valuables, strong indications that
great insurreetion is looked for.
At the latest dates Garribaldis forces were
moving on Palermo.
GREAT BRIrAIS.-The British government
has issued a proclamation against enlistment
for the Pope in Ireland, but does not inter-
sere in the subscriptions for the Sicilian In
surgents The law officers of the Grown not
regarding it as illegal.
The English funds were very heavy under
Continental politics, but there was more stead
iness at the c!oee-
THE CHAMPIONSHIP:
LONDON, SATuRDAY.-Bcll's Life al thi.
morning announces that meeting took place
between Sayers and Heenan at that Office yes
terday to discuss measures for terminating ths
dispute between them as TO the possession O
the Champions Belt.
It was ultimately agreed that two new
belts, exact counterparts of the one so much
coveted, should be made-the money for the
purchase to be raised by subscription. Each
OF the candidates was to head the list for that
to be held by his oppouent. The old belt will
remain in the possession of the proprietor o.
Bells Life, to be fought for 10y whoever may
aspire to the honor of wearing it.
Sayers has engaged to retire from the Prize
Ring.
FRAEcE.-'Fhe Paris Bourse bad beer
greatly depressed, but closed frmer. Rentc:
6sf 80.
The French Minister at Naples had asked
for four ships of war, and tho vessels had beer
sent.
The French feet was about to sail for tie
Lcvant.
There we're vague and unauthentic rumors
Of a New French Loan for military purposes
IrALY-Theodese Parker died at Florence
On the I1th.
1t was reported that Lamoriciero had made
forward movement with the Papal troops
and 5000 Picdmontesc troops had embarked
from Genoa to attack him.
1t was positively asserted that the French
army of Rome had received orders to evacu-
ate that city.
1t is said that the Sandman government
had ordered the garrisons of Central Italy to
tier.
SpA1s.-General Copcha had been elected
President of the Spanish Senate, and deeorat-
cd with the order of the Golden Fleece. The
armv OF Africa entered Madrid amid much
enthusiasm.
RrssrA.-The Austrian government had sta
Ted that the British Ambassador to Russia, on
the receipt of Gortschikofs communication
relative to Turkey, lodged formal protest
against it, but this was not so. He only re-
ccived the communication under reserve by
stating that he intended to refer it to his gov
. erumept for Instructions in the matter. A
late dispach says tLat England would not in
terfere.
letter from Garribaldi explains that the
Steamers used by him were taken possession
of forcibly, and not chartered. Garribaidi
had issued proclamations to the Romans and
Eeapolitans calling them to revolt
Palermo dispatches of the 18th, say IN i've
churches at the termination of Mass, shouts
OF Italy forever" Liberty forever" &c,
we're raised In the evening the populace to
the number of 10000 assembled, the police
we're unable to disperse them, and the troops
were called out and fired on the people, XII
ling four and wounding ten. Several persons
were arrested There was some excitement
In Florence owing to the appearance OF pia-
cards in favor of the ex-Grand Duke. There
were rumors of an intention of an attempt
at the recovery Of his power. The garrison
was strengthened and the National Guard
called out.
A defalcation on small scale has been dis
4Lo of PaOEv e
Cos Bank, London, but no prosecution made
An influential deputation, headed by Mil
ner Gibson, had laid before Lord Pamerston
the plans for Col. Shaffner's telegraph to
America via the Faro Islands and Iceland.
The Russian Grand Duke Nicholas was on
a visit to the Emperor Napoleon.
4 report that France had offered pecunla-
~ indemnity to Switzerland was unfounded.
Austria refuses to admit Piedmont to the
conference. on the ground that Cavour had
declared she intended TO take no part iii the
dispute between France and Switzerland.
The Papal troops are continually concen-
trating at Cubic.
1t is stated that the date is fixed for the
French evacuation of Rome, and the first de-
tachment will leave shortly.
The King of Naples had subscribed mil
non scuddi 10 the Papal loan.
The Prussian Chambers had passed the
Government project for the war credlt--3l5
against 81.
Prussia is said to have collected at Nicho
laeff, large number Of transports.
Mn YANcEY AND SEcEssIoN.-The Wash
ingtou States publishes letter from Mr.. Y an
csy, the leader of the secessonists in the Dem
ocratic National Convention, TO james S.