The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-09
Arrival of the Africn.

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The Canadian steamers hereafter call at
Londonderry instead of Queenstown.
TURIN, Friday.-The Official Gazette con-
tains dispatch which confirms the encoun-
ter of Garibaldi at San Martino, with Bava-
rians in the service of the King of Naples.
The insurrection committee in Sicily is
said 10 have sent note TO the Foreign
Consuls announcing that the nation would
be consulted, and that the Sicilian parlia-
ment would be convoked.
Garibaldi has approached near Palermo,
the heights around which are occupied by
the insurgents. An attack was imminent.
LAURA had demanded an armistice of Gar
ibald, without effect.
An Austrian fotilla, composed Of three
vessels, arrived at Leprez on the 21st inst.
A dispatch from Messina, of the 2lst,
states that an insurrection had broken out
at Palermo and Branto Villa.
-PARIs, Friday.-The Patrie publishes a
dispatch from Sicily dated Wednesday,
which states that the Neapolitan troops still
occupied Palermo, but the insurrection was
making great progress at all points. Gar
ibaldi had been joined by some of his Off
GERS, and particularly by Col. Medici with
considerable reintorcements. He was men
acing Monrale, the surrender of which would
lGSlu " LuG lelIl Va L aISl mo
MARsEILLEs, Friday. .-Advices from Mes
sina to the 2Ist, state that on the goth, 46
Neapolitan deserters were fired at while
passing to the insurgents.
Two considerable barkations of vol
unteers had taken place at San Steffano de
Canestra, and at Santo Veto, to the left of
Palermo.
The rising at Messina had not yet taken
place 1t was expected that Palermo would
soon surrender. A proclamation by the COM
mittee of Pelermo, has been posted up in
all parts of that town, announcing the vic
torious march of Garibaldi, and that Sicily
would soon become Independent. 1t also
added, even the Neapolitan police are COM
mencing to desert their masters, and termin-
atcs with giva il Emanuel, Uipa GaribaEdi.
NAPLES, 1uesday.-The dispatch of
troops to Sicily continues. The city is
tranquil, and the police are ready to sup
press any popular movement.
MARsEILLEs, Friday.-Six vessels of the
fleet were recalled yesterday. The feet
has received orders to complete its provis-
ions there, and nothing to prevent its i'm
mediate departure. The order for provis-
ioning the fleet is believed to be only a pre-
cautionary measure.
The Paris Patrie, after giving the Neapol-
lCdu ulSpdtcu ANNOUNCING tue OeledI Vi
ibaldi says a second dispatch states that
Garibaldi is said to have attacked the Royal
troops and defeated them. The combat
would lead to the immediate evacuation, by
the Royal troops, of Palermo, Messina Ira
pani, Catania, and Syracuse.
The latest accounts say the heights around
Palermo were occupied by the insurgents,
and an attack was imminent.
Gen'l Lauza had demanded an armistice
of Garibaldi, without effect.
The despatch of troops from Naples to
Sicily continues.
1t was confidently asserted that the Great
Eastern would be ready to sail on the 9th
of July.
Mr. Merry, whose horse Thormanby had
won the Derby, is said to have made over
G7O, 900 in bets alone. The net value of
the stakes was f6,05O.
The British Channel feet had sailed on Il
cruise.
LONDON, Saturday.-The Board of Trade
announces that Porte Sayou in Cochin Chi
na has been opened for foreign trade.
The directors of the Great Eastern Ship
Company have decided that the Great Fast
ern shall return from New York direct to
Milford Haven.
John Edwards, in the hardware trade Bir-
to the amount Of 100000.
LATEST BY QUEENSTOWN.
LONDON, May 27.-Letters from Palermo
to the 2lst, state that the anxiety there
was increasing, and the popular passions
were inflamed on the evening previous.
Several shots were fired from balconies in
Rue Toledo. The police returned the fire,
wounding several persons. Strangers had
taken refuge under their national flags.
There was panic among public function
aries and the directors of the official journal
had fled
The churches Sunday were deserted. Yes
terday the fires of the insurgents bivouacs
were seen on the heights surrounding Pal
ermo. 1t was reported that battle had ta-
ken place, and that the population were
| anxiously awaiting the result.
A very conciliatory proclamation by Gen
raj Lauza had been received.
PARIS, 26th.-The Patrie has information
intimating that the assault on Palermo
would take place before the 9th.
Advices from Messina state that gloomy
tranquility prevailed there.
ROME 23.-Prnce Walewski. the new
Russian plenipotentiary, left to-day for Ma
pies. 1t is asserted that he is the bearer of
very precise instructions in reference to ST.
cily 1t is asserted that General Larnori-
ciere left to-day for Ancona. There is no
| difficulty between him and the Roman
| Government, as has been reported.
| The steamer CaHddG arrived at Queens
| town Sunday, and reports that while cross
/ ing the Banks during q dense fog, she ran
| down the brig RoUer, bound from Cadiz to
| ST. Johns. Her crew were saved on board
the Canada. The City Of Manchester also
arrived at Queenstown on Sunday.
The africa passed the Persia yesterday
morning, 24O miles east of Sandy Hook.
She brings F. Cunningham and family, pas
sengers.
NEW YORK, June s, M.-There was a
! large gathering of Republicans at the Coop
| er Institute last evening FIR the nnrnosa o4