Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1860-06-22

has been fixed by the Post Office De-
partment for Tuesday, July 10, and from
Boston Tuesday, July 81. An extraor-
dinary meeting of the Galway Steam
ship Company has been held, to get au-
thority to borrow money.
THE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
Dispatches subsequent to the sailing
Of the Hammonia indicate that the state
ment of the capitulation of the Neapoli
tan troops at Palermo was only partially
correct.
Advices from Naples of Sd inst, re-
ceived via Genoa, state that the King
had refused the conditions Of the capitu-
lations and that hostilities would recon-
mence at noon.
A dispatch from Turin announces re-
newal of the bombardment, and that
Palermo was barricaded, and part of the
royal troops were surround ed by insur-
gents.
A Neapolitan general is said to have
gone over to the insurgents
A later dispatch, dated Palermo, eve
ming of the Sd, announces that the bonn
bardment had not been renewed, and the
armistice continued. Garibaldi was still
master of the town, but the forts were
occupied by the Neapolitan troops. The
terms of the capitulation had not been
carried out.
Negotiations continued. Letters from
the French squadron say that the arms
tice was to last until Tuesday, 5th.
Gsribaldi was forced to grant the arm
istice for want of ammunition.
Messina is quite deserted.
The enthusiasm in favor of Garibald
was spreading, and the Neapolitan troops
were becoming more and more affected
by it.
The clergy in Sicily are publicl!
preaching crusade against the Neapo
litans.
The demand of Signor Carafa for tn
Intervention of the maritime powers il
Sicily, If is said, met with an immediat
refusal from the Emperor of the French
Many officers in the Sandman arm
had obtained discharges for the purpos
of joining Garibaldi,
A dispatch, dated Naples Sd, says ths
four thousand insurgents, having sever:
pieces of cannon, had attacked Catam
on the LIST. They were bravely repu
sed by Gen. Clay, with the 9th Cha
seurs, one regiment of lancers and SON
artillery. After combat of eight hou
the insurgents were dispersed, losir
three guns and two flags. The city b
since been declared in state of siege
The Neapolitan Minister at Rome b
been summoned to Naples, and it is r
ported that be would be entrusted wi
the formation of new ministry.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons on Il
4tb, Mr.. Gladstone stated that anoth
vote of 100000 would be needed on {
count of the China war.
This is in addition to the f85, 900
ready granted. The Secretary of "
would shortly give full details of his
quirements.
After some obstructive proceedings
the part of the opposition, the Refo
bill was debated in Committee.
Lord John Russell, in the course
his remarks, said there was no truth
the rumor that government intended
postpone the measure until the next s
sion. He thought it of great importa
that the Reform bill for England sho
be at once proceeded with, but sal
would be impossible to proceed with
Irish and Scotch measures this sess
Mr.. Disraeli defended the course
the Conservatives. He thought if &
eminent proceeded with the bill nov
would be without the slightest neces:
and in opposition to its own convict
Mr.. McKinnon moved that the bill
postponed till after the result of the
preaching census is ascertsined.
After some debate the matter
postponed to the 9TH inst.
On the 9th Lord Palmerston state
reply to Mr.. Wyld that the Admin
intended to furnish ships for surve
the northern seas in connection with
project for laying down a telegraph
bic between England and Americ
way of Iceland.
A company is said to be fornir
run line of steamers between Eng
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