Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.

from Liverpool I'D ult., via. Queenstown 24th
passed Father Point June 4th en- route to Que
bee.
The Derby race was won by Thormanby
the Wizard was second, and the Umpire about
the sixth horse in. Thirty horses ran. The
American party were greatly discouraged at
this result. The Umpire ran under protest as
to age.
Naples, May 23-6P NJ. The rebels en-
camped at San Martino have been beaten twice
by the royal troops, and driven to Partinco,
with considerable loss. One of their leaders
was killed.
The heights occupied by the rebels, have been
taken by the royal troops.
Rome, May %, An official despatch from
Naples of the 22d says that the Sicilian insur-
gents were attacked and dispersed on the Dist,
by the 9th battalion of Royal Chasseurs %
rebels were killed.
The Instruction is making no progress.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times saws
the prevalent opinion there is that Sicily is lost
to the Bourbons.
The Galway steamship Prince Albert, from
Ialway 10Th ult., arrived at st. Johns, n F.
juno g.
The accounts from Sicily are conflicting
There is nothing decisive relative to the pro-
gresS OF Garibaldi. A dispatch says that an
attack on Palermo by his forces was considered
imminent
1t is reported and some authorities assert that
the report is correct, that Garribaldi had enter
ed the city of Palermo at the head of 5000 in
fantry and IA squadron of cavalry, the Neapoi-
tans surrenderlng to him and laying down their
arms
1t is also reported that Garibadi had issued
stirring proclamation to the SiciIians. stating
that he assumed the Provisional Dictatorship Of
the kingdom. The proclamation was received
with great enthusiasm by the inhabitants of
Palermo.
This news lacks relative confirmation, and
some journals regard it as premature.
Neapolitan dispatches of the 22d and 23d as
sert that the insurgents were beaten twice,
driven from their positions and pursued by the
royal troops, one of their leaders, Roselna Pu-
to being killed in the engagement.
STILL LATER.
The steamship Africa arrived at New York
June 8. She brings additional details of pre-
ylous advices by the Prince Albert, at New
toundland, but we find no confirmation of the
rumor that Garibaldi had entered Palermo.
The latest telegram from that city, dated the
23d, announces that the troops of Garibaldi
were still in position near Palermo. Twenty
thousand Neapoitans (meaning Insurgents.
doubtless) occupied the nights which surroun.
ded the city An attack was momentary ex-
pected.
A telegram, dated Naples ODD, says the dis
patch of troops to Sicily continues. The city
remains tranquil, and the police ready to sup
press any outbreak
Another dispatch from Sicily dated the 23d
says the Neap0itan troops still occupied Paler-
mo, but the instruction was making great pro-
grtss all points.
Garibald had been joined by Col. Medici and
other officers with considerable renforcements
lie was menacing Morale, the surrender of
which would lead to the surrender Of Palermo.
Another dispatch received at Turin, dated
Palermo Oath, says Garibaldl had approached
near Palermo, the Nights around which were
occupied by the insurgents Anattack was i'm
minent.
Gen. LARA, commander of the Neapolitan
troops, had demanded an armistice OF Garibal
di, without effect.
Another dispatch says that Garibaldi's move
ments in Sicily are for the purpose of making
that island the basis of subsequent operations
against Naples. AS soon as a formidable expe
dtion can beundertaken, q descent will be made
on Calabria.
The Neapolitan Government are making cx-
tensive preparations for u defense. Six squad
rons, numbering fifty vessels, will be charged
with the protection Of the coast, under Count
D'Aguila, the Kings uncle
LATEST.
London, June q. Letters from Palermo of
the Dist state that the anxiety there was in
creasing, and the popular passions inaamed
On the evening previous several shots were
fired from the balconies in the Rue Toledo
The police returned the fire, wounding several
persons Strangers in the city had taken ref
uge under their national flags.
Yesterday the fires of the insurgents bivouac
were seen on the nights surrounding Palermo,
and it was reported battle had taken place,
and the population were anxiousy waiting news
of the result.
THE LATEST.
The steamship North Britain arrived on the
10TH
THE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
Naples, 29th. Garibaldi, having collected
all of his forces and military material, attacked
Palermo on the morning Of the Goth, made
himself master of all the out-works, and sue
ceeded in entering the town.
Naples, Wednesday morning, May. Both. The
latest dispatches state the bombardment of Pal
ermo had lasted several hours, and that Carl
baldi had entered the town on the 22d. The
headquarters of Garbaldi are in the centre OF
the town.
The number of killed is large