Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-06-11
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LATER FROM EUROPE.
Anlvav Of the Matt ssssm mship Africa.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM SICILY.
PRoGREss OF TnE WAR lNlrALY.
SAILING OF THE GREAT EASTERN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Au0 AttsCo u0o oITivcO, WASu NOSSo aIVsA
Queensto n to the 9th Of May.
TURlN, Friday The official Gazette contains
despatch dated Thursday, which confirms
the encounter Of Garibaldi at San Aartino
with the Bavarians in the service Of the King
Of Naples.
Garibaldi had approached near Palermo, the
heights around which were occupied BY the
insurgents. An attack was imminent.
General LAMA had demanded an armistics Of
Garlbsldi without effect.
An Austrian fotll.a, composed OF three yes.
sells arrived at Naples on the 2lst inst.
dispatch from Aessina, dated 2lst ult.,
states that an insurrection had broken out 1t
Palermo and Branta Villa.
PARis. Fridsy.-The Pat,ie publishes dis
patches from Sicily. dated Wednesday, which
states that Neapotan troops stil occupied Pal
ermo, but that the insurrection was making
great progress at ell points.
Garibaldi had been joined by some If his
officers. and particularly BY Col. Medici. with
considerable reintorcements. He was menac-
ing Mongala. the surrender Of which would
lead to the fall Of Palermo
MARsArLLEs. Fridsy.-Advices from Messina
TO the let. state that on the Goth 46 Nespoli-
tan deserters were fired at by the insurgents.
Two considerable disembArkations Of volun-
teers had taken place. at San StefanO DeCoues-
ira to the right, and A. Santo Veto to the lett
Of Palermo.
The ri.ing at Messina had not yet taken
place.
1t was expected that Palermo would soon
surrender.
A proclamation by the Committee Of Paler-
mo has been posted up in all parts Of that
town. announcing the victorious march Of Gar
icaldi and that sicily would soon become in
dependent. 1t is also added, even the Neapol-
itan police are commencing to desert their
masters aud terminate with 'Vive Ia Re Eman-
uel Viva GaribAldi"
NAPLES, Tuesdsy.-The despatch of troops
to Sicily continues. The city is trsnquil and
the Police are ready to repress any popular
movement.
MARsriLLEs. Friday.-54 vessels Of the fleet
were recalled yesterday. The fleet ha. re-
ceived orders to com plete its provisions. There
is nothing to indicate an imminent departure.
aud the order to provision is believed to be on-
~ q precautionary measure.
A telegram from Vienna aeserts that NJ.
Thouvensl has declared to the Austrian Envoy
in Paris, that the Emperor Louis Napoleon re-
srets that Russia should have prematurelv
brought forward the Eastern question, but
thinks it desirable to associate himself with
Russia, let she should assume the exclusive
protectorAte Of the Christisns in Turkey. and
Is therefore disposed to ackno ledge the prin-
cip.e Of the enquiry proposed by the Russian
Cabinet.
The Insurrectionists Committee in Sicily is
said to have sent note to the Foreign Con
suls, announcing that the Nation would be
consulted and that the Sicilian Parliament
would he convoked.
The Paris Patrie after giving the Naapo!itan
despatch, announcing the defeat OF Garabaldi.
says a cond despatch states that Garsbaldi 10
said to have attcked the Royal troops. who
were strongly entrenched and to have compile
tely beaten them. This combat would lead to
the immediate evacuation by the Royal troops
Of Palermo, Messina, Trapana, Catana and Sy-
racuse
The despatch oftroops from Naples to Sicily
continues.
1t was confidently asserted that the Great
Eastern would be ready TO sain on the 9Th of
July.
Mr. Merry, who's, horse won the Derby is
said to have made over 10000 in the bets
alone. Tie net value Of the stakes were
f6O5O
The British channel feet had sailed on
Cruise.
The Bos I'd Of Trad announces that Port Sa
yon in Cochin China, has been opened for fore
ign trade
The directors Of the Great Eastern ship Co
have decided that the Great Eastern shall
return from New York. direct to Milford Ha
ven.
John Edwards, in the hardware trade at Ber-
mingham had ahsconded. eaving liabilities to
the amount of f5O.OOO.
LATEST BY QUEENSTOWN, LONDON 9TH
Letters from Palermo, 2lst. state that the
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passions were iDhsmed
On the evening previous, several shot vera
made from the balconies in Rue Toledo. The
police returned the fire, w0unding several per-
sons.
Strangers had taken refuge under their na-
tiopal flags. Police iunctionsries and the di-
rectors Of the official journal mad fled. The
churches, Sunday, wer. deserted. Yesterday
the fires Of the insurgents bivouacs we're seen
on the height surrounding Palermo. and it
vas reported that battle mad taken place and
the popustion were anxiously awaiting the
result.
A very conc,liatory proclamation by Gen.
Lanxas had been evidently received.
PARIS.
Tho Patyie has Information intermating that
the assault on Palermo would take placebefers
the 18th
lAdvices from Messina state that gloomy tran.
guilty prevailed there.
Prince Wolovski, the new Russian Plenipo-
tentiary. lett TO day for Naplsa It is assert
ed that he Is the bearer Of very precise in
structions in reference TO Sicily. 1t is asserted
that Gen. Iamorcirie left to-day for Arcona
There 10 no difficulty between him and tt c
Roman government - has been reported.
The steamer Canada arrived st Queenstown
Sunday.
She reports that while crossing the banks,
during dense fog. run down the brig Rorers
Bride. from Cadix 70 st Johns. The crew safe
on board the Canada. The City Of Manchester
hence. also arrived at Queenstown on Sunday !;
the Africa p,ssed the Pe,.i. yesterday m.rn-
ing. 24O mics east Of Sandy Hook.
She brings F. Cunningham and family. pace
sngera
XXXVIth Congress..FiTst Session.
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