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European News-Additional BY the NortI
Briton-C Contradictory Accounts of Gar
| fbaIdi- nombHrdment Of Palermo -Th,
| CITY Enteredby InsurEenfs.
L QuHBEc, June ll--An official Neapolital
telegram Of the 26th says: This morning tn
| insurgents were attacked by our troops
beaten and driven from their strong position
at Tarco, which is now occupied by our col
umns. The insurgents sustained great losses
Another column Is pursuing them In the di
Accounts BY mail state that at Messina or.
der was maintained, but every thing wal
ready for an outbreak in case Garibaldi sue
ceeds in entering Palermo, of which thery
was little doubt. -f-ftf 7. rr. r..r .-'
His force there was estimated at l5, 900, bul
is said to have been subsequently swelled 20
10000, According to an intercepted dispatch
from the general commanding the Royal
forces at Alcamo, out of 8 900 men, 1900 had
been killed. No mention is made of the
wounded, as the insurgents have mo quar-
ter |" for their war-cry. .T-arr r.4 en-
Many of the royal troops who retreated 10
Palermo after the action with Garibaldis
forces died of fatigue. eriE r.I t.s ~
A late official dispatch, dated Naples, May
2S says y.5 oi .u r,
''The Sicilian bands are leaving the troops
of Garibaldi, who have again been beaten at
Piana, having had many killed and taken
prisoners. The insurgents lost one cannon
and are in full flight, pursued by the royal
troops beyond Corlionep prfa ..'..r ...
The provinces are tranquil, and the Revo-
lutionists discouraged. The official Roman
Zcitung publishes the following, dated Ma
pies, 9th ult.: t..t.t.., H..-'t sf..t r
"The bands of Garibaldi have been totally
routed. Garibaldi is endeayoring himself to
embark. The rebels accuse each other OF
treachery." r,r Ped. .e4
Turin, May 29.--The official Gazette pub
fishes an official dispatch from Naples, an
nouncing the arrival there of an English
steamer, with the. following news:
"The insurgents have entered Palermo. A
considerable part of the population has
risen. The city has been bombarded by sea
and land. The bombardment was commenced
Sunday morning, and continued when the
steamer left" ......- ..... a-
Paris, Nay 29.-The Patrie publishes
underreserve, the following dispatch:
Nipples, 25-Garibaidi, having collected all
his forces and military material attacked
Palermo on the morningof the 26th, and made
himself master of all the outworks, and suc-
ceeded in entering the town." 81 an
The London Times places no reliance on
the official telegram from Naples, as sufficient
time has elapsed to show that they are sheer
fabrications. mli 2 i--- -+4A
The following is the latest intelligence, re-
ceived from an authentic source, by the
Times.
Paris, Nay GA second telegram from
Naples announces popular rising at Palermo,
and an attempt at bombardment by sea and
land by the Neapolitan troops. -.s,-.. u.
The entranceof Garibaldiinto Palermo was
expected. lls F., 1. 1a- f-
France--The London Herald, in its city
article, gives currency to the report from
China that the French had concluded an ar
rangement with the Chinese authorities, by
which France accepts $2,000,ooo indemnity
for the insult to the French flag, and would
therefore withdraw her forces. There 10 no
other authority for this questionable state
ment. "a lIett
The Paris Corn market is active, and rather
dearer. Wheat had slightly advanced; sales
difficult .',.4't.-r
Trkey.-The Paris correspondent of the
Daily Netcs gives report that France and
Russia had agreed to the partition Of Turkey.
England was to be offered a share, and if she
refused, they will go on without her.
The mail from Calcutta of 23d April, and
Hong Kong 18th, had reached England.
China letters say, although the exact tenor
of the Chinese reply was not made public, it
was known to be unsatisfactory, and hos
tilities appeared inevitable. How Chow had
been retaken from the rebels, but the silk
districts were still in adisturbed state.
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