Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-15
TELEGR A PHO,
LA1ER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of the Mail SteaDship Magma,
IMPORTANT IRON ITALY.

HAurAx, June Is.
The steamship Magma arrived here at 7:2C
THE evening She has 7s passengers for Bos
ton. at which tort she will Be due early Fri
day morning.
The report. Of Garib Idle successes are con
firmsd. He attacked Palermo from the sou,h h
side at four in the morning d the 9th. and
penetrated to the center Of She city flag in
hand. After desperate combat Of six hours
duration. and during an active bombsrdment
by sea and lard, the royal troops retr eated to
tie Palace and the other public building. Hos.
tiities were renewed. and the royal palace was
taken by the people, and in the evening burnt
down. Loss in killed and wounded very con-
siderable.
Other towns in Sicily had risen.
The bombardment still continued on the
3lst
1t was said that the government was delib.
Grating on the proposition to order its di.con.
tinuance
The troors were concentrated 10 the Castle,
on which Garibaldi commenced an attack at
noon Of the 2s;h.
The English Admiral had offere protection
to American citizens at Palermo.
There WAS great agitation In the court and
ministers at Naples The ministers rendered
their designations on the 10Th.
A Liberal Cabinet was expected to be
formed.
Gsribaldi was already carrying out inpor-
tant administration reforms at all places in his
power.
GREAT BRITAIN
Parliament had re-aseemtled.
Important Varers relative to China were
submitted giving full particulars Of the u'tim-
atum and the Chinese reply The ultimatum
demanded ample apology for the Peiho affair,
the restoration Of the guns and chips lost on
that occasion, the ratification without delay OF
the LIE nsin treaty at Pekin, and an indemnity
OF 100000 reals for military expenses
thr. ugh the Canton affair
The Chinese reply refuses an apology for the
Psiho matter. declining to allow an ambassa-
dor to 60 to Pekin. naming Peitong as the
place of ratification instead Of Pekin, referees
to restore the guns and ships. or consider the
payment OF an indemnity. and refers Mr.. Bruce
to the regulations carried out at the reception
OF the American mission. There points dlspel
all hope OF on amicsble settlement.
Lord John Russell explained the nature Of
the Russia proposition relative to the Christ
ians in Turkey. and eaid Austria, Prussia and
England dissented. and proposed that Turkey
herself should institute an inquiry as to the
state Of the Chris ians, which proposit ion the
SULTAN was acting upon. France sided with
Russia.
Lord Heydesbrrg is dead.
The formal presentation of the bets to Say.
ere and lieensn took place at the Alhambrs
Place. London, on thu 30th. Mr.. Dowling OF
B.Ws Life. presented the latter with compl-
mentary speech Geo. Wi!ke, did the same to
sayers each declaring all animosty buried.
The Paris Moniteur publisheS an article as
part Of the Emperor.
The Loodon Times ridicules the article, and
aeserts that it bellies itself
Prince jerome Bonspsrte, uncle Of the Em.
peror. was very i'll. and these was little hope
ot his recover.
The Emperor and Empress had gone to
LyoIs to meet the dowager Empress Of Russia.
1t Is reported that the French troops in
China vii! afterwards visit Madagascar and
establish . solid occupation Of the principal
points on the leland
The bourse was dull, but prices better at
69a95c.
The enlarged council Of The Austrian emp pire
had held it's first sitting.
The Hungarian -presentatives proclaim the
loyalty of the Hungarian people.
Inc Austrian army in Italy is to be concen-
trated in tie fortrt ss Of the Quadritar. al.
1t was re-aeserted that the Russian troops
were concentrating on the frontiers of Turkey
Mohsmmed Pssha has been appointed
Grand Visor.
TUsIS, May 3l.-The following details Of
Gsribaldis attack on Palermo have been re-
ceived from reliable sources.
At 4 A. n, on the 9th, Garibaldi attacked
Palermo. on the South side. A desperate CON
tat ensued, which lasted elk hours The peo-
pie made themselvts mast ers of all PARTS Of the
town on the South of the Estraje de Toledo.
terrible bombsrdment was opened BY ser
and land, notwithstanding which the people
continued to fight. The troops retired within
he Roysi Palace, Custom House and Castle
Hostilities we're suspended from 10 till Il, when
the struggle recommended, with greater des-
pcration. The Royal Palace was taken by the
peo"le. and in the evening turnt down.
Other towns in Sicily had risen the people
every where we're shouting, Italy forever
Victor Emanuel forever
Paris. May 81 "A telegram this morning
from Naples contains the news OF the entrance
Of Garibaldi into Palermo.
GaribaIdi at the head Of the volunteers PEN
etrated flag 10 hand. into the centre Of the city
during the bombardment, and estsbii he'd his
head quarters.
The loss in killed and wounded is cor sidera.
BILE.
The American citizens at Aarsola had gone
on boar the frigate lroquoia
The british Admiral had offered protection
Of English chips to all Americans At Palermo.
rA~ror or-p~..a~r-N
NAPLES.
The Post's Paris correspondent telegraphs
that the news Of the capture Of Palermo had
made deep impression on the people Of Ma
pies Nevertheless, al remains quiet in that
capital and on the main land.
The Times contains the following dispatch !:
"A telegram from Naples Of the 3lst an
nounces that the bombarIment Of Palermo
vas still con inled"
The Colonial wool sales terminated on Sat.
urd~y, contrary to al expectations. The esles
passed of with increased firmnees at Paris
pr'c.s being fully a. high - In March.
The Great Eastern. it 10 said, will proceed
to sea on tbs cay appointed. A trial trip 10 to
be made to-day or Monday. At present the
number Of births engaged 10 comparatively
email.
Falling Of Dalcony-Several Wounded.
SANDUsKY. June Ia.