Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-06-15
Late From Europe.
Contradictory Report About S,cily.-Pqiermo
Taken by Garibaldi.-Rumored Partition Of


Taken by Gari6aldi.-Rumored Partition Of
Turkey. -
FARTHER Po1NT, June 11.-An official Ne
apoIitan telegram of the 26th says, this morn
ing the insurgents were attacked by our troops
beaten and driven from their strong position
at Tarico, which is now occupied by our col
umns The insurgents sustained great losses.
Another column is pursuing them in the direc-
ton of Man Walta.
The accounts by mail state that at Messina,
order was maintained, but everything was
ready for an outbreak in case Garibaldi succeeds
in capturing Palermo, of which there is but
little doubt His force was estimated at TO-
900, but is said to have been subsequently
swefled to 10000, according to an intercepted
dispatch from the General commanding the
Royal troops at Alcoma.
Out of 5000 men there were lost 1900 in
killed and wounded. No mention is made OF
of prisoners, as the insurgents have +" no quar-
ters " for their cry. Many of the Royal
troops who retreated to Palermo after the ac-
ton with Garibaldis forces, died of fatigue.
a late official dispatch, dated Naples, May
%, says The Sicilian bands are leaving the
troops of Garibaldi, who have again been bea-
ten at Pecana, having had many killed and ta-
ken prisoners. The insurgents lost one cam
non and are in full fight pursued by the Roy
al troops beyond Corleone. The Provinces
are tranquil and the revolutionists discouraged.
The official Doman Zietung publishes the fol-
lowing, dated Naples 27 The bands of Gar
baldi have been totally routed, and Garibadi
is endeavoring to embark. The rebels accuse
each other of treachery.
TURIN, May 29.-The official Gazette pub
fishes an official dispatch from Naples announ-
cling the arrival there of an English steamer
with the foowing The insurgents have en-
tered Palermo A considerable party of the
population have risen the city has been bonn
barded by sea and land. The bombarment
commenced Sunday morning and continued
when the steamer left.
Pans, May 29.-The Patrie publishes under
reserve the following:
NAPLES, May 29-Garibaldi, having collec-
ted all his forces and military material, attack
ed Palermo on the morning Of the 20th, made
himself master of all the out works, and sue
ceeded in entering the town.
The LONDON Times places no reliance on the
official teegrams from Naples, as sufinient
time has elapsed to show that they are sheer
fabricatonf The following is the latest intel
ligence received from an authentic course by
the Times:
PARIS, May ga second telegram from
Naples announces popular rising at Palermo
and an attempt of BON bardment by sea and
land by the Neadolitau troops. The entrance
of Garibaldi nlo Palermo was expected.
FRANcE-The London Eerald in its city ar
tee gives currency to the report from China
that the French had concluded an arrangement
with the Chiuese authorities by which Frrnce
accepts 100000 indemnity for the insult to
the French fags and would therefore withdraw
her forces. There is no other authority for
this questionable statement.
TURkEY.-The Paris correspondent of the
Daily Neaus gives a repourt that Franch and
and Russia had agreed to partition. England
was to be offered a share and if refused they
will go without her.
The mail from Calcutta 23d of April and
Hong Kong l4th bad reached England. Chi
ma letters say although the exact tenor of the
Chinese reply was not made public but it was
known to be unsatisfactory, and hostilities ap-
pear inevitable.
Hong Kong had been retaken from the reb-
ais but the silk district was still in disturbed
state.
LATEST VIA ALONDONDERRR.
PARIS, May 31.--The MonHeur announces
that the session of the corps LegislutiT has
been adjourned ill June Both.
NAPLES, May 80. $50 A. M.--The bonn
bardment of Palermo lasted several hours
Garibaldi entered the town On the 25th. The
headquarters OF Garibald! are in the centre Of
the town. The number OF the killed was
large.