Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-06-14
D. THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE IA, 1860.

members chosen from among the most notable persona-
ges of Sicily will be instituted and remain per5ad-
neRcs with Garibadi President who in his quality Of
Dictator will discharge the functions of the head execu
tive.
The insurrecton il organizing in such proportions that
its definite chances appear TO be longer doubtful
The fall of Palermo must therefore be considered
" question of time for the TACT appears inevitable
We assured that the authorities there have taken all
their measures in case may become necessary for them
to eyacuate the town. The archives of The adminstra
ton have been removed on board Neapolitan rgates
and will be sent to Nessna to which place Gen LAMA
intends to transfer the headquarters of the
From the London Times, May 30.
We have received various dispatches from Naples and
other places headed official" They still the
defeat and retreat of Garibald We do not place any
reliance on them sufficient time has elapsed to
show that those "cfeia" dispatches sheer Jajrca
tions.
The following is the latest intelligence which have
receceiyed from authentic source:
PARIS Tuesday May o. 1850.
A second despatch from Naples announces popular
rising Palermo aud an attempted bombardment by
and land by the Neapolitsn troops
The entrance of Garibaldi into Palermo was expect
Cd.
The news of his defeat by the official dispatches" is
false.
TURIN, May 29, 1860
The Oacid Gazette of to-day publishes a despatch
from Naples announcing the arrival of an English steam
CT az lnhl place., WHICH bIlnB7 llie IOiOhllB News
The insurgents hUe entered Palermo. considerable
part of the population have risen against the royal troops
The city Is bOmbarded by sea aud land The lombard
ment commenced on Sunday morning, and i: appeared
that the firing continued at the time Of the steamers de-
parture.
NAPLES, May %, 1860
Garbadi, having collected all his forces aud military
MATERIAL attacked Palermo the morning of the 27h
iast made hjasef master of all The o'er ioork, and
succeeded ia entering the fc"n.
News OF a later date announces that firing continue
in the town Tae fire of the forts and the frgates which
encirced the port well supported the royal troops who
actively engaged.
THE LATEST NORTH RRIToN.
NAPLES, Miy 3O-9:@n A M.-The bombardment of
torn on hs 2SA Tie headquarters Of GarijdiG
IN tie centre Of the toCH The number Of killed is
large.
INCIDENTS OF GARIBGLDI.
NJ Vgler formerly the proprietor OF the floating baths
at the Point Neuf and the husband of the singer
Madame Ciuvelli has purchased Garibalds marine villa
at Nice for the of l30O0Oi.
A Limerick paper SAYS The famous Garibald is OF
Irish extraction. His grandfather engaged in the
troubles OF l79S aud emgrated to Italy. His
Garret Baldwin-chsnged to Glrribilii-and his resi-
dcnce was on the borders OF the county OF Limerick but
in the county Of Cork.
The information that General GIrribaldi on the 9th Of
May, took with him his only contained in letter
received by the OpinioHe Ndh0Hds and circulated by
several papers, is not correct the General has two
sons the Youngest of whom thirteen years Of age is be-
ing educated New Brighton College near Liverpool
under the care ofthe Rev. d. Pogg.