Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-09
EuRoPEAN NEWS.
Arrival % the steamer Afriea.
GAR1nALDT MAKING HEADwAY'
rsy Telegraph TO the Daily IuteIigeucer.l


Nav YoBK, June s.-The Africa has ar
rived with Liverpool dates. via. Queens
town, to the 2Tth.
contains despatch dated Thursday, which
confirms the encounter of Gari6a!di at
San MARITIME, with the BavaFians in the
service of the King of Naples. Gari5aldi
| had approached near Palermo, the heights
iaround which, were occupied by the in
surpeuts: an attack was imminent. Gen.
Lonza had demanded an armistice of ga
| rib0ldi, but without effect.
An Austrian tiotilla, composed OF three
vessels, arrived at Lepres on the 2lst inst.
| A dispatch from Messina on the 2lst
inst. states that an iusurrectiou bad bro
! ken ont at Palermo and Branta Villa.
PANS, Friduy.-The PGtTfs publishes "
despatch from Sicily, dated w wednesday,
which states that the Neapolitan troops
still occupied Palermo, but the lnsurreG
ton was making great progress at all
lnoints. Garibaldi had been joined by
some of his officers, and particularly by
Col. Medici, with large reinforcements.-
He was menacing Mourale, the surrender
of which would lead to the fall OF Pa
lermo.
MARsE1LLEs, Friday.-Advices from Mes
sina to the 2lst state that on the goth, 40
Neapolitan deserters were fired at While
passing to the insurgents.
Two considerable disGmbarkatIons OF
volunteers had taken place at San Stetano
De Canestrn, to the right, and at Santo
Veto, to the left of Palermo.
The rising at Messina had not yet taken
place. -,
SOON surrender. proclamation by the
committee of Palermo had been posted up
in all parts of that town, announcing the
victorious march of Garihaldi and that
Sicily would soon become independent
It also added even the Neapolitan police
are commencing to desert their masters
and terminates with "Viva II Re Eman-
) uel," "Yiva Garibaldi."
NAPLES. Tuesday.-The dispatch OF
troops to Sicily continues the city is tran
quill and the police are ready TO repress
any popular movement.
I MsRsE1LLEs, Friday.-SiX vessels of the
feet were recalled, yesterday. The fleet
has received orders to complete its pro"
d visions. There is nothing to indicate an
5 immediate departure and the order to pro-
e vision is believed to be only Precaution-
: A telegram rrum Ti.~~~ ossrrte thu. N
: Thouvcnal has declared TO the Austrian
n envoy in Paris, that the Emperor Napoleon
m regrets that Russia should have prcma-
,e turely brought forward the eastern ques'
ton. but thinks it desirable to associate
himself with Russia, lest she should as
e. sumo the exclusive protectorate of the
christians in Turkey, and is therefore dis
posed to acknowledge the principle of thu
Y, inquiry proposed by the Russian Cabinet
lg The Canadian steamers hereafter call a
&c Londonderry, instead of Queenstown.
a The instruction commander in Sicily Il
~ said to have sent a note to the foreigl
ty consuls, announcing that the nation woult
or be consulted, and that the Stcilian Parlia
he ment would be convoked.
ce The Paris Patric, after giving the Nea
of politan despatch announcing the defeat o
be Garibaldi, says second despatch state
n that Garibaldi is said to have attacked tn
Sc. royal troops, who were strongly entrench
of ed, and to have completely beaten them
he This combat would lead to the immediat
n evacuation by the royal troops Of Palermo
surgents, and an attack was fi mn
es Gen. LAMA had demanded an armistice
vi Garibaldi, without effect.
rec The despatch of troops from Naples I
Sicily continues.
'ur 1t was confidently asserted that tt
'ed Great Eastern would be ready to sail o
he the 9th of July.
he Mr.. Merry, whose horse Thormanby wo
- the Derby race, is said to have made owe
-fe 10000 in bets alone. The nett value {
yer the stakes was fGO50.
- DhibASh SuRluCl HSSb udu ShllGu y
,o- a cruise.
-. LoSDoS, Saturday.-The Board of Trad
'@t announces that Port Sayon, in Cochin Chi
'e- ma, has been opened for foreign trade.
wv The Directors of the Great Eastern Shi
" Company have decided that the Grea
III Eastern shall return from New York direC
~ to Milford Haven.
John Edwards, in the hardware trad
at Birmingham, had absconded, leaving
liabilities N fhh IF
ar The following is the latest by Queens
town:
~ LONDON, 27th.-Letters from Palerm,
of the 2lst, state that the anxiety Their,
,e was increasing, and the popular passion!
were moro intlamed. On the evening
previous several shots were fred from tn,
u balconies in the Rue Toledo. The police
returned the fire, wounding several per.
l. sons. Strangers had taken refuge under
5, their national flags. There was a panic
It among the public functionarics, and the
d directors of the official journal had fed.
Is The churches on Sunday were deserted
lie Yesterday the fires of the insurgents BIZ
1t vouac were seen on the heights surround
=, ing Palermo. 1t was reported that a bat
: tie had taken place, and the population
IS were anxiously awaiting the result
: very conciliatory proclamation by
C Gen. Lanzas had been received.
d PARIS, 26th.-The Patrfe has informa-
# ton intimating that the assault on Palcr-
u mo would take place before the 9th.
Advices from Messina state that gloomy
tranquility prevailed.
ROME, 23d.-Princc Walewski, the new
Russian Plenipotentiary, left to-day for
G Naples. 1t is asserted that he is the bear
er OF very precise instructions in reference
to Sicily.
, 1t is asserted TINT Gen. Lamerecerre left
ty-day for Aucona. There is no dificultr