Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1860-06-15

HALIFAX, June 14.-The Niagara from
Liverpool June ID, and Queenstown 81, ar
rived here last evening.
Latest from Sicily.
TURIN, May 81. The following details of
Garibaldis attack on Paermo have been re-
ceved from Il reliable source At four o'clock
on the morning OF the 9th Garibadi attacked
Palermo on the south side. A desperate COM
bat ensued, which lasted six hours The peo-
pie made themselves masters of all parts of the
town on the south side of the Strada di ToldD
A terrible bombardment was opened by sea
and land, Notwithstanding which the people
continued to fight The troops retired within
the royal palace, custom house and cast e.
Hostilities were suspended from ten to twelve,
when the struggle was commenced with still
greater desperation. The royal palace was
taken by the people, and in the evening burnt
down. Other towns in Sicily had risen. The
people everywhere were shouting, Italy for
ever ! Victor Emanuel forever y
PARIS, May 3l.-A telegram from Naples
this morning confirms the news OF the entrance
of Garibaldi into Palermo. Garibaldl, at the
head of his volunteers, penetrated, nag IN
hand, into the center of the city during the
bombardment, and established MS heaaquar-
ters there Loss in killed and wounded very
considerable.
LONDON. June 3-The Posts Paris cores
poudent telegraphs that the news of the cap
ture of Palermo has made deep impression
on the people of Naples. Nevertheless all re-
mains quiet in that capital and on the main
,Sand. The Times contains the following dis.
patch "A telegram from Naples of the 3Ist
ut announces that the bombardmcnt of Paler-
me was still continued" The royal troops re-
treated to the palace and other public build
ings, where hostilites were again renewed.
The royal palace was taken by the people, and
in the evening burnt down Loss in killed
and wounded very considerable. The bonn
bardment of Palermo still continued on the
3lst. 1t is said government was celebrating
on q proposition to order its discontinuance.
The troops were concentrated in the castle, on
which Garibaldi commenced an attack at noon
on the 18th.
The English Admiral offered protection to
American citizens in Palermo. There was
great agitation i'll the court and ministry at
Naples. The ministers rendered their resg
nation on the 29th. A liberal cabinet was ex-
pected to be formed. Garibadi was already
carrying out important administration reforms
at all the places in his power
Great Britain.
Parliament has re.assembed. Important
papers relative to China were submitted, Civ
ing full particulars of the ultimatum and the
Chinese reply to the same. The ultimatum
demanded an ample apology for the Peho at
tar, the restoration OF the guns and SHIPS lost
OH that occasion, and the ratification without
delay OF the Tinsin treaty at Pekin, and an
indemnity of four million tacIs for the military
expenses incurred through the Canton affair
The Chinese reply refuses an apology for the
Peiho affair, declines permission for an embas
sador to go to Pekin, and names Petang as
the place of ratification instead of Pekn; re-
fuses to restore the guns and ships, or to CON
slider the payment of an indemnity, and refers
Mr. Bruce to the regulations carried out at the
reception OF the American mission.
Lord John Russell explained the nature of
the Russian propositions relative to the Chris
tians in Turkey, and said that Austria, Eng
land, and Prussia dissented, and proposed that
Turkey herself should institute an inquiry as
to the state of the Christians, which PROPOSE
ton the Sultan was acting upon. France sided
with Russia.
The formal presentation Of the belts to Say
ers and Heenan, took place at the Alhambra
Palace, in London on the Both. Mr.. Bowling,
editor of Bells Life, presented the latter with
the complimentary address; George Wilkes
did the same to Sayers, each declaring all ami
mostly buried.
From France.
Prince Jerome Bonaparte, uncle of the en-
tanned of his recovery. The emperor and en-
press had gone to Lyons to meet the dOwager
empress of Russia. 1t is reported that the
French troops in China. will, when their SER
vices are not longer needed visit Madagascar,
and establish solid occupation at the principal
points on that island.