Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-06-30
EUROPEAN NEWS.

Nothing is known relative ia, the dora.
ton Of the arnistice 1t Palermo, or the
progress Of the negotiations. A dispatch
reporting the signature Of the capitula,ion
comes via Genoa, in confirmation of the
report that Garibaldi had constituted q
ministry, aud appointed Governor of
Palermo. Considerable reinforcements
for Garibaldi, with arms, ammunition, &c.
had landed in Sicily.
1t was reported that France on the CON-
pletion the annexation of Savoy will de-
mand recognition by Europe. There are
rumors of large Russian and French loans.
Late dispatches from Palmero report no
change in the position of affairs. Carl.
baldi had ordered an extra ordinary levy,
and had issued many DEGREES for emerge
tically carrying on the war. One of Gnri
baldi's proelamations threatened with
heavy punishment those who should com
NIT theft or assassination.
A Paris telegram says it was believed
that hostilties would not be resumed at
Palmero The authorities were enga ged
in divising means for preventing the fur
Their effusion OF blood. as FL
Letters from Turin assert that the Sar--
dinian Government will have to support
Garibaldi, and therefore go to war with
Naples, or it will have to put down an in
surreclion at home. 1t was reported that
as kind of half measure, Cavour was
about to send Commissioner Extraordi-
nary to Sicily. Orders had also been
given TO prepare for sea all the men of
war at Genoa. 1t was reported in Paris
that twelve transports had left Naples, in
tow of steamers, TO embark the garrison
of Palermo. }." E.- e..
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Lords resolutions yir-
tually endorsing universal suffrage were
ridculed, and negatiscd without divi-
sion. 81
The projectors of the North Atlantic
will send the Arctic yacht Fox mex, month
to survey the land route-the Government
expedition, only survey the deep sea route
London. June l0.-Letters from Rome,
of June 5th, say fresh bands we're menac.
ing the frontiers to which Lamorciere had
sent more troops. Numerous families
were arriving from Naples. The French
Government has ordered mere ships to
Naples. to embark French subjects there.
The London Times Paris correspondent
writes that the Sicilan insurgents have
captured Gorgeniia. 1t is rumored that
French loan is made for 100000 francs
and Russian loan for 5000, 900 pounds
Turn, June Sth.-Advices from Paler-
mo to the 4ta state that Garibaldi has
issued decree for the organization of the
Sicilans. The Neapolitan troops still oo
cupy their positions at Palermo. There
had been many deserlions from their
ranks. Orders had been sent to ali the
garrisons in Sicily to concentrate at Mes
! sina, where Entertainments will be formed.
Callabria had beet. bombarded and pllag
ed. There was Il strict blockade between
Callabria and Sicily.
Turin, June 9th Gen. LENA is on his
return to Naples, having capitulated on
The 9th. HIS troops are to embark with
arms and baggage. The for. of Castillo.
care has been placed in the keeping of the
English Admiral till after the evacuation
Garibaldi has appointed the following
provisional government: Baron Pisano,
Foreign Affairs Crispi, Home Office ;
Orsini, War Department; Cologne, Re!-
gious Worship.
1t is positively asserted that Garibaldi
bad found nearly 1000, 900 inthe Treasury
INDIA AND CHINA.
An extra Bombay Times has the follow
ing telegram:
Gale, May II An answer to the Brit
ish and French Governments was received
on the S'h the Chnese Government posi-
lively rejects their demands -
The govern ment of Japan affects great
alarm for the safety Of foreign legations.
Sir Hope Grant was expected at Hong
Kong on the 18th Nothing was known
Of the preparations being made by the
Japanese.