New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-09
ITALY.
THE sICTLTAN INSURRECTION.

The information relative TO the progress of Garbald
continues meagre and very conflicting.
| A supplement TO the Genoa Manifesto Of the 23d
May, alleges that Garibald had entered Palermo with
5000 infantry and squadron of cavalry. The Nea-
politans laid down their The most extraordi-
| nary enthusiasm prevailed at Palermo.
The Paris Potrie doubts the above intelligence The
Daily Ntrs Paris correspondent, however, is assured
Of its correctness and says that Gabald has deter
mined TO make himself undspued master Of Sicily be-
fore making any attempt on the mainland He will
afterward form strong naval force, and descend upon
Calabria.
The same authority processes to have special instruc
tons for believing that Garibaldi had really entered
Palermo, and that he had issued stirring proclama
ton, dated from that city, declaring that be had
sumed the provisional dictatorship Of Sicily.
The Insurrectional Committee in Sicily had, it IL
said cent note the foreign consuls announcing that
the nation would be cousuted and that the Sicilian
Parliament would be conyoked
The Paris corresp9 ndent OF The LYNDON Post also
rays that proclamation had been issued by Garbald
in which he took upon himself all the responsibilities Of
the Dictatorship Of Sicily.
A dispatCh dated Messina May %, says:
There is a great psnic among the authorities. The
inhabitants are joining Garibaldi in crowds. Great
numbers of stran gers are quitting the towns. The SOL
diers have taken refuge in the forts"
In direct conflict with the above intelligence we
have the following official Nespoltsn dispatch:
NAPLES, May 20, 6p. m.-1he rebels enesmped
at San Martino near Monreae have been beaten twice
driven from their positions, and pursued 10 Pariahco
with very considerable losses One of their leaders,
Rot olino PHO war killed The hights, which were oc-
Cuped by the rebels, have been taken by the royal
troops.
-, ..ornI,or o4f o;oI dsna.ch h,- xra., az Doroa
says:
1.-The insurgents were attacked and dispersed on the
21st by the 9th battalion of Royal Chasseu l2s rebels
were killed. The instruction is making progress.
The Paris Patrie, after giving the Neapoliian dis
patch announcing the defeat Of Garibaldi, says:
"a second dppsteh states that Garibsld is said to
have attacked the roy al troops who were strongly In
uenehad, and To have completely beaten them Ac-
cordiDg to the Dispatch this combat would lead
TO the immediate evacuation by the royal troops of
Messina Tapani, Catania and Syracuse"
Messna advices Of the 2ls state that fortys ix Nea-
polan deser1ers were fired at white passing to tho
insurgents. There have been two considerable disem
harkatons Of volunteers ut San Stefano dc Caaesra
10 the right and at Santa Veto to tho left OF Palermo
The rising at Messina had not yet taken place. 1t was
expected that Palermo would surrender. proc
lamation of the Committee Of Palermo il posted up in
all rars Of that town announcing the victorious march
of ,aribadi and that Sicily would soon become nde-
pendent. II also adds: Even the Neapolltan police
are commencing to desert their master"
LA1rR.-The official Turin Gazette contains q dis.
patch dated the Oath May relative to the enc-unter of
Garibaldi at San Msrtno with Bavarisns in the Nea
politan service. Garbald had approached nearer to
Palermo, the nights around which were occupied by
insurgents. An attack was imminent. Gen. LAMA