Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-15
EUROPEAN NEWS.
Arrival OF the steamer Niagara.
rBy Telegraph to the Daily 1ntelligenoer.l

rived here at half past seven this evening.
She has "a passengers for Boston, at
which port she will be due early on FRI
pay morning.
The reports of Garibaldi's successes are
confirmed. He attacked Palermo from
the south side at four O'Clock on the morn
ing of the 27th, and penetrated to the cen
tire of the city, flag in hand. after des--
perate combat of six hours duration, and
during an active bombardment by sea and
land. The royal troops retreated to the
palace and other public buildings. Hos
Utilities were renewed, and the royal palace
was taken by the people, and in the eve
ming burnt down. The loss in killed and
wounded is very considerable.
Other towns in Sicily had risen.
The bombardment still continued on the
5lst. 1t was said the government was de-
liberating on the proposition to order its
discontinuAnde.
The troops were concentrated in the
castle, on which Garibsldi commenced an
attack at noon on the 2sth.
! The English Admiral had offered pro-
lection to American citizens at Palermo.
| There was great agitation in the court
and ministry at Naples. The ministers
rendered their designations on the 29th.
A liberal cabinet was expected to be
| formed
| Garibaldi was already carrying out im-
portunt administration reforms at all places
/ in his power.
| GREAT Observation-Disclosures had re-
assembled Important papers relative to
| China were submitted, giving full particu-
| lars of the ultimatum and the Chinese re-
ply. The ultimatum demanded ample
! apology for the Peiho affair, the reStora-
ton of the guns and ships lost on that
occasion, the ratification without delay of
I pakin and an indemnity
of four millions of teals for military ex-
penses through the Canton affair.
The Chinese reply refuses an apology
for the Peiho affair, declines to allow AN
Ambassador to go 10 Pekin. naming Blu
tang as the place of ratification, instead of
Pekin; refuses to restore the guns and
ships, or consider the payment OF dn ln-
demuity, and refers Mr.. Bruce to the regu-
| lations carried out at the reception of the
American mission. These papers dlspell
hope of AN amicable settlement.
The formal presentation of the belts to
Savers and Heenan took place Mt the AL
hambra Palace, London, on the Goth. Mr..
Bowling, of Belts Life. presented the lat
ter with a complimentary speech. George
Wilkes did the same to Sayers. Each de-
clared all animosities buried.
FRAxcE.-The Paris MonitWcr published
/ an article asserting the most peaceable IN
| te0tlOuS ON tue part OIL tue 1ulpeEOE.
, The London Timer ridiculcs the article
aud asserts that it bellies itself.
Prince Jerome BonaParte, uncle of the
: Emperor was very i'll and there was little
( hopes of his recovery.
, The Emperor and Empress had gone 10
Lyons to meet the dowager Empress OF
> Russia.
r 1t is reported that the French troops in
, China will visit Madagascar and establish
= solid occupation of the principal points
in that land.
TURIN, May 3l.-The following details of
2 Garibaldi's attack on Palermo, have been
e received from reliable sources:
I, At o'clock on the morning of the 9th
side A uesPerttve' IIG,olINSsaaL-nn the south
&c lasted six hours the people made them
& selves masters of all parts of the town on
the south of the StrAda Toledo. A ter
rifle bombardmcnt was opened by sea and
land, Notwithstanding which, the people
continued To fight. The troops retired
e within the Royal Palace, Custom House
= and Castle. Hostilities were suspended
:. from ten till twelve, when the struggle re-
c commenced with greater desperation. The
O Royal Palace was taken by the people and
c in the evening burnt it down.
: Other towns in Sicily had risen. The
e inhabitants were everywhere shouting,
s Italy forever" "Victor Emanuel forever
e The American citizens at Marsela had
, gone abroad the frigate Iriquois.
: The following is the latest news via.
\ Queenstown:
: The Posts Paris correspondent tele-
/ graphs that the news of the capture of
t Palermo has made deep impression on
: the people of Naples, nevertheless all re-
t mains quiet in the capital and on the main
land.
: The Times contains the following dis
Z patch:
t A telegram from Naples of the 3lst ult.,
announces that the bombardment of Pa
g lertno was still continued.
The Great Eastern it is said will pro-
) coed to sea on the day appointed y trial
trip is TO be made to-day or Monday. At
present :he number of berths engaged is
comparatively small