Smyrna times., 1860-05-31
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felligence Of the utmost Importance. Garibal-
di, with his volunteers, had effected a landing
ss Marsals, in Sicily. leaving bis vessels in the
bands Of pursuing Nsapolitan frigases, but Sc.
curing his arms and his munitions. Other arms
and aids for the insurgents had been previously
landed at another point. All the important
points of Sicily were reported to have already
ALLEN into the hsndsof the gallant leader, who
bad rallied all the disaffected to his ranks, and
sss quite sure to sweep the royal troops from
the Island. A subsidiary expedition had effec-
ted landing in Calalria, and Naples itself was
shreatened with insurrection. So great was
the consternation of the King of Naples that he
bad invoked the aid of foreign Governments.
The adjustment of the prize fight difficulty
is the principal topic of English news; the
champions having fixed upon compromise, in
accordance with which Ssyers surrenders the
existing belt, which is to be hung up at the of
fee of Bells Life. sabiect to the demand Of
auy worthy champion; while two new belts
are to be made for the present contestants
and Sayers. 10 close the negotiation, is to re-
tire at once from the Prize Ring.
From Mexico we have news of importa nee,
shs features of the struggle between the Mira
men Government and the Liberals indicating
thai the latter will soon be entirely successful.
Unga had added largely to the number of his
troops. and pieces of artillery. Miramon had
gwen orders for Zuloaga's arrest; il was ru.
nored that the latter was prisoner. Uraga
had not only occupied Guansjuato, but was mo.
rng on Queretaro, TO attack Miramon's forces
before the latter was prepared for him. II
Usga should prove successful, il was believed
that bis next movement would be on the City
o. Mexico.
Ia consequence of an accident to the steamer
Niagara, new programme has been arranged
for the Japanese; their stay in the northern
cities will be limited to few days, as they are
nxious to return to their home.
q A violent storm which passed over Washing.
sn Saturday night, unroofed the mansion o
lsdge Douglas. The rain, which was pourinl
iatorrents, damaged nearly every room in th'
Aause. Elegant carpets, furniture. paintings
&C., were completely ruined. The matter j
made worse owing to the fact that Judge D. j
lIing very i'll with throat disease.
The Republicans at Washington mail som
$4,000 speeches week, and the Douglas Clul
hsys mailed ten thousand during the past week
50 hr as the views of the representatives ar
eancsrned. the people will not 60 uninforme
a this rate.
An interesting ceremony took place Monda.
hsar Roxborough. Pa. The occasion was tn
irseguration Of monument to the Virginian
surprised and slain by company of Britis
usEIry at Woods barn, ia l777. Speeche
vsEs made BY several distinguished gentle
sss, and the scene was enlvened by the pre-
secs Of about five thousand spectators, inelu
tiag several companies of military. Beck
Philadelphia Brass Band enliyened the intel
aHsioas with soul-stirring music.
The Northern end of the long wharf at Bo
sa cid into the water on Sunday night, caul
asa loss Of 100000. An Episcopal churc
near that city was burned about the same tim
- $1,000.
h'ch gold mines ara reported TO have bee
a'covsred on the Eslhmus of Tehuanlepec.