, 1860-06-09
LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROGRESS OF GARIbALpI.
Affairs In England, France, Italy, DC.

NEW Yonk, June s-The Africa has arrived
with dates from Qaeensto~n to May 9th.
TCn1s, Friday.-The official Gazette contains
encounter Of Garibaldi, at San Martino, With the
Bayariaus IN the service Of the King Of Naples.
Garibaldi had approached near Palermo, the
heights around which were 0cc"pied by the in
| surgents.. An attack Vas imminent.
| General LAMA had demanded an armistice Of
| Garlbaldi without effect.
I An Austrian fotilfa, composed Of three yes-
t sells, arrived at Naples on the a1st.
4 dispatch from Me.sina, dated the a1st inst,
states that an insurrectiont had broken out al
Palermo and Branta Fil!a.
PANS, Fn1pAr.-The Rdtrie publishes de-
spatches from Sicily, dated "Wednesday, which
state that Nespolitun troops still occupied Pa
lermo, but that the insurrection was making
progress at al1 points.
Garibaldi had been Joined by some Of his
officers, and particularly by Col. Medici, with
considerable reiuforcenents. He WAS menac,
lug Mongolia. the surrender Of which would
lead to the fall Of Palermo.
MAnaElLLEs, Frlday.-Advlces from Messina
to the 1lst, state that on the Goth, 46 NeapOl-
tan leserters were fired at By the insurgents.
Two considerable disembarkatiops Of volun.
teers had taken place. at Sun Stefano DcCou-
estra to the right, and at Santa Vito to the left
Of Palermo.
The rising at Messina had not ret taken
place.
1t Was expected that Pa1ermo would soon
surrender.
A proclamation by The Committee Of Palermo
has been posted up in all parts Of that town,
announcing the victorious march of Garibadi
and that Sicily would soon become independ~
ent. It also added, even the Neapolitan police
mrs commencing to desert their masters and
.:rmlnsts With "Viva lie Re Emanuel, Viva
& .rba1di:''
LmFA
Sicily continues. The city ia tranquil and the
Police are ready TO repress any popular more
ment.
MARsEllLEs. Friday.-54 vessels of the fleet
we're re called yesterday. The feet has receiy-
ed orders to complete its provisions There il
nothing to indicate HI immediate departure,
and tho order to provision is believed to bc
only precautionary measure.
4 telegram from Vienna asserts that il.
Thouyenal has declared to the Austrian Envoy
in Paris, thar the Emperor Louis Napoleon re-
grets that Russia should have prematurelF
brought forward the Eastern question, but
thinks it desirable 10 associate himself with
Russia, lest she should assume the exclusive
protecsarate Of the Christians in Turkey, and
is therefore disposed to acknowledge the prin-
c1ple Of the inquiry, proposed BY the Russian
the Insurrectionist Committee in Sicily is
said to have sent a note TO the foreign Consuls,
announcing that the Nation would be consulted
and that the Sicilian Parliament would be con
yoked.
:. The Paris Patrit, after giving the Seapoitan
dispats b, announcing the defeat Of Garribaldi, |
said TO hare attacked the Royal troops, who |
were strongly entrenched, and to hare com. |
pletelF beaten them. This co, bat would lead I
TO the immediate evacuation By the Royaltyoops
Of Palermo, Messina, Traraui, Catann and ST. |
racuse.
The dispatch of troops from Naples to Sicily
continues.
It was confidently asserted that the. Great
Eastern would be ready to sail on the 5th Of
July.
NJ. Merry, whose horse won the Derby is
said to have made over G7 900 in beta alone.
The net value of the stakes was E6,o50.
The British channel fleet had sailed On q
cruise.
LoSnos, Saturday. The Board Of Trade an.
nounees that Fort Sayon in Cochin China, has
been opened for foreign trade.
The Directors of the Great Eastern Shin /
Company hare decided that the Great Eastern |
shufl return from New York, dircc: to Milford
Haren.
John Edwards, in the hardware trade a. Bir.
mingham, had absconded, leaving liabilities to
the amount Of E5o, 900.
--LATEST TT QUEENSTOWN, LoSnox 2..-Let,ers
from Palermo, 21st, state that the anxiety there
was increasing and the popular passions were
iu9aned.
On the evening previous, several shots were
bred from the balconies in Rue Toledo. The
po'ice returned the FIRE, wounding several per-
sons.
Strangers had taken refuge under their pa-
'ional flags. Public ,uEcs:onaries and the ai. T
rectors Of the official Journal had fed The
churches, Sunday, were deserted. Yesterday |
The fms Of the insurgent biyouses we're seen On
he height surrounding Palermo, snd it was re-
ported that battle h1d taken place and tbs
population were an1ieusly awaiting the resut