Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-13
BY TELEGRAPH.
Farthsr by tne Norih HIis0n.
THE WAR IN ITALY.
DEsPERATE FIGnTING.
CONFLICTING REPORTS


NV YORK June ll-Iaria Nay 29.-The 0ffci-
al Gazette publishes an official dispatch from Naples
announcing the arrival there of an English steam
er with the following.
The insurgents have entered Palermo. consi-
derable part Of the population have risen.
The city has been b0mbarded by sea and by land.
The bombardment commenced on Sunday morning,
and continued when the steamer left.
PARIS May Zg.-Ihe Patrie publishes under re-
serve the following dispatch
naples, Nay 2S.-Garibaldi, having collected all
his forces and military material, attacked Palermo
on the morning Of the 26th and made himself mas
ter Of the outwork, and succeeded in entering the
town.
The London Times places no reliance in the Off
cial kilograms from Naples, as sufficient time has
elapsed to show that they are sheer fabricatons.
The following is the latest intelligence received
from an authentic source by the Tines
PARIS 28th-A second telegram from Naples an
nOunees popular rising at Palermo and an attempt
ed bombardment by sea and by land by the Nea-
potan troops. The entrance Of Garibaldl into Pal
ermO was expected.
NAPLES Nav 80, $3.50 A. M.-The 6ombardment of
Palermo lasted several hours. Garibaldi entered
the town on the Doth The headquarters Of Carl
baldi are in the center Of the town. The number
Of killed and wounded is large.
StiH Ldtg.-QUEBEC, l0th.-An official NeapOltan
telegram of the 10Th says This morning the in
surgents were attacked by our troops, beaten, and
driven from their strong position at Sareo, now oc-
Cupleu py our colulluS. IL nieAtBeu-s sAaldllltu
great losses. Another column Is pursuing them In
the direction Of Man Mall.
Accounts by mail state that at Messina order was
maintained, but every thing was ready for an out
break in case Garibaldi succeeds in entering Paler
mo. of which there was little doubt. His force
there was estimated at $4,000 but is said to have
been subsequently swelled to 10000.
According to an intercepted dispatch from the
General commanding the royal forces at AleOmo,
they amount to $500 men, There was at least
2,300 killed and wounded No mention is made Of
the forces. The insurgents have No quarter" for
their war cry. This column in the returns is
necessary. Many Of the royal troops who reueated
to Palermo after the action 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 beaten back at
Piano. having had many killed aud taken prisoners
The insurgents lost one cannon and are N full ght
pursued by the royal troops beyond COrleOne- The
provinces are tranquil and the revolutonists dis
couraged The official Zeitung publishes the follow
ing, dated Naples, May p The bands of Garibaldi
have been to-day routed. Garibaldi is endeavOring
himself to embark the rebels who accused each otn-
er of treachery.
FRANCE-The London Herald IN its city article,
gives currency to the report from China that the
French has concluded an arrangement with Chinese
authorities by which France accepts 100000 IN
demnity for the insult to the French flag, and would
therefore withdraw her forces,
There is no other authority for this gu, shonabe
statement
The Paris corn market is active and rather
dearer Wheat haG slightly advanced and sales
were difficult.