Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-22


feat Of insurgents at Catamo.--
Sailing Of the Great Eastern again
delaysd.-.SeriOus troubles in Japan.
New YORK, June 1.-THE steam
ship Hammonia, from Southampton, ar
rived this forenoon.
She brings London papers of the 4tb,
but nothing later from Liverpool.
Advices from Sicily announce that the
NeaPolitan army had capitulated to Ga
ribaldi. The articles which were signed
on board the English war steamer Han
nibsl between General LAMA and Carl
baldi and the Revolutionary Committee
stipulate that the Neapolitan army, 25,-
900 strong, should quit Palermo with all
the honors Of war and embark with their
material on board the Neapolitan squa-
dron. The evacuation was to commence
June 4.
A terrible and desperate fight, in which
many women participated, bad occurred
previously at the Stradodi Toledo. be-
tween Garibaldi and the Neapolitans,
which resulted in the repulse of the lat
ter and the immediate commencement
of the bombardment from the Neapolitan
squadron.
The above news reached Paris June
2, and was fully confirmed by other dis
patches received next day.
The London Times says that Carl
baldi is now master of the island.
tits asserted that Signor Carafa had
demanded guaranty for the territory Of
two Sicilies, and also the Intervention of
the maritime powers.
Piedmont, it is also asserted, protests
against Intervention.
Letters from Naples of the 2Sth state
that grand manifestation had taken
place there, with shouts of Garibaldi,
Emmanuel, Sicily.
MISCELLANEOUS.
| Reliable intelligence from Constantin-
pie assert that the French and Russian
Ambassadors had officially informed the
Porte that their governments approve of
its resolution to institute inquiries itself
into the situation of the Christians in
Turkey.
The Emperor and Empress of France
had had an interview at Lyons with the
Dowager Empress of Russia.
The health of Prince Jerome Bona
parte is improving.
1 A letter to the London Times says
by the treaty of capitulation at Palermo,
the troops were to land at Messina or
Naples without molestation.
. The cessation of the carnage at Pal
ermo is due to the Intervention of the
English and French Admirals.
Palermo suffered severely from the
bombardment, and the loss of life was
very great on both sides.
The English Post Office Department
have notified the Galway steamer line
that their service will commence on the
26th from Galway to New York, and on
, the 10th of July to Boston, and so on
every second Tuesday.
( ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP BOHEMIAN.
FATHER PoIST, June 1.-THE Ca
D madam steamship Bohemian, from Liver
pool noon of the 9th. and Londonderry
: on the 7th inst, passed this point at g.
: Is this evening, en- route for Quebec.
The steamship City of Washington
s. left Liverpool at noon of the 9Th, and
. the Illinois would leave Southampton
same day, both for New York.
Steamship Teutonia, while being tow
. ed from Queenstown to Southampton,
i got aground on the Brambles, near
II Cowes, but foated of after two hours
n detention.
L Unfavorabls weather having retarded
work on the Great Eastern, the Direc-
8, tors have deferred her departure for a
short time, bat confidently expect that
l. she will sail within fortnight. The day
ID of her departure will not be announced
n until there is no possibility Of further
,r disappointment.
v The frst departure Of the New Gal