Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Cunard steamship Arabia from Liverpool
18th and Queenstown 10th, arrived at Halifax,
May % en- route for Boston.
Theodore Parker died at Florence on the
10th.
Bells Life of the Goth announces that
meeting took place between Sayers and Heenan
at that office yesterday, to discuss the means of
terminating the dispute between them, as to the
possession of the champions belt, when it was
ultimately agreed that two new belts exact
counterparts of the one SO much coveted should
be made, the money for the purchase to be rails
ed by public subscription Each Of the candl'
dates is to head the list for that to be held by
his opponent. The old belt will remain in the
possession of the proprietor of the Belts Life,
to be fought for by whoever may aspire to the
honor Of wearing it. Sayers has engaged to
retire from the prize ring.
Intelligence relative to Garibald's expedition
is still meager, and conflicting reports general
ly concur in stating that he was making good
progress Some say that he had captured the
most important positions in Sicily, except Mes
ssna and Palermo. After his landing at Mar
sala, the Neapolitan war vessels bombarded that
town without warning. British vessels inter-
fered for the protection of English residents.
An important announcement is made, via.
Madrid, that the King of Naples had applied
for foreign intervention.
The latest accounts from Naples represent the
utmost CONSERVATION there. The royal troops
were dispirited Tumultuous manifestations
were taking place, and the royal family were
packing up all their jewelry and valuables, and
other strong indications were apparent that a
great Instruction was looked for at any mo"
ment.
At the latest dates Garibaldi's forces were
moving on Palermo.
The British government has issued procla-
nation against enlistment for the Pope in Ire
land, but refused to interfere in the subscrip-
ton for the Sicillian insurgents, the law officers
of the crown not considering it as Illegal
GARIBALDI SUCCESSFUL IN SICILY.
ST.. JOHNS, N. F., June 2 The steamship
CITY of Baltimore, from Liverpool 29d, via
Queenstown Oath ult., passed Cape Race yes
terday noon.
ICILY.-Oficial Neapoltan statements were
current at the departure Of the Arabia that
Garibaldi's forces were completely routed at
Palermo, which are now fatty contradlcted.-
The Neapoltan troops were completely defeated.
Garibaldi's troops had invested Moreilla,
which commands Palermo.
The latest rumors state that Garibaldi had
obtained a decided victery at Moreilla.
The Neapolitan government has very little to
say but their last bulletin has it that two col
umns were pursuing the dispersed troops of
Garibaldi.
The insurgents were gaining strength rapidly.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
Steamship Vanderbilt, from Southampton
23d arrived at New York, June Sd, bringing
London and Liverpool advices of the same day.
LATEST.
The Neapolitans had nearly abandoned the
provinces Of Palermo and Trapani. Great dis
order prevailed, and the provinces were in full
instruction. Six thousand Sicilians had joined
Garibaldi's force. -.---.-----
The Neapolitan army was routed on the 10Th
by the troops under Garibaldi.
A conflict also took place on the 10Th, be-
tween the Pontiitial gend 'armes and party of
GaribaldiAns, near Montefascom, in the Nor
mon Territory The latter was driven back to
Tuscany with loss of thirty killed and wound
ed.
The Customs Guard at Onano have been at
tackled and overpowered by somo fIibusters,
who, after plundering the Treasury, retreated.
The peasantry Of Tuscany are asking for
arms. the Papal troops will Immediately leave
Rome for the frontiers. The Journal of Rome
says the news from Sicily is favorable to the Ne
apolitan government. An artillery force left
Rome to day for the frontiers. The Pontifcial
chasseurs sent after the tilibusters, oweI1g to
the darkness of the night, fired upon each
other, killing the captain.
Naples, May Is. The band of Garibaldi has
been attacked at the point of the bayonet, by
the roval troops near Calata Fimi and tota llv
routed, leaving on the battle field their flag and
great number of killed and wounded, among
whom is one Of their chiefs.
1t is estimated that 5000 Sicilians have joined
the Garibaldian.
Palermo, 10th. Garibaldi was at Alcamo on the
18th.
A fight had taken place at Liappo, in which
the royal troops were repulsed
Naples, May 20. Bands of insurgents are
marching on Palermo.
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