Worcester daily spy., 1860-06-18

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at III o'clock this morning
The News from Sicily.
Advices from Sicily announce that the Nea
pollton army had captulated to Garibaldi.
The articles which were 81 -ned on board the
Engush war steamer Hannibal between Gen
LAMA and Garibaldi and the Revolutionary
committee, stipulate that the Neapolitan army,
twenty-five thousand strong should quit Paler-
mo with all the honors of war and embark with
their material on board the Neapotan squad
ron The evacuation was to commence June
4th- A terrible and desperate fight, in which
many women participated, had occurred
previously at the Strad0 di Lodi between
GarlbaldI and the Neap0litans, which re-
suited IN repulse of the latter, and the i'm
mediate commencement of the bombardment
from the Neapolitan squadron
The above news reached Paris June ID, and
was fully confirmed by other dispatches the
next day. The London Times says Garibal
dl is now master Of the island 1t is asserted
that Signor Carafa had demanded guarantee
for the territory of the Two Sicilies, and also
an Intervention of the maritime powers Pied
mont, it is also asserted, protests against inter
yention.
Letters from Naples of May % state that a
grand manifestation had taken place there
with shouts of Victor Emanuel! Garbaldi
SicilyP The town Of Agrgent had risen
A letter to the London Times says, by the
terms OF the capitulaton at Palermo the Nea-
IN plitan troops were to land either at Messini
or Naples without molestation. The cessation
of the carnage at Palermo is due to the inter-
ventlon of the English and French admirals
Palermo had suffered severely from lombard
ment, and the loss of life had been very great
on both sides.
On the 10Th of May, Garibadi having cap
tured part of the Neapoitan artillery and
stormed the citadel, subsequently, on pro.
position of Gen Lanza an armistice was CON
cluded between the royal troops and Garibal-
d. The Neapotan troops were concentrated
in the royal palace and the castle, which are
situated at the two extremes cf Palermo. Gar
ibaldi demanded that they should evacuate
their positions Other dispatches assert that
captulation signed on board the British
war steamer Hannibal, between LAMA Carl.
baldi, and revolutionary committee, in which
it was stipulated that the Neapolitan army
25,O0O strong-should quit Palermo.
Subsequent dispatches indicate that this
statement was only partially correct. Advices
from Naples Of the 3d. received via Genoa,
state that the king refused the conditions of
capltuaton, and that hostilities would recon-
mence at noon despatch from Turin an
nounced the renewal of the bombardment
Palermo was barricaded and part Of the royal
troops were surrounded hy the insurgents A
Neapoltan general is said to have gone ever TO
the insurgents.
Later telegraph dated at Palermo on the
evening Of the 81 announces that the lombard
ment had not been renewed. The arnlistice
continued, Garlbaldi still master OF the
town, but the forts were occupied by the Nea.
potans. The capituatons had not been car
RED out. Negotiations continued. Letters
from the French squadron say the armistce
was to last until Thursday, the 9TH. Garibaldi
was forced to grant an armistice for want of
ammunition.
Messna is quite deserted. The enthusiasm
in favor of Garibaldi IS spreading. The Nea.
politan troops are becoming more and more
affected by it. The clergy in Sicily are pub
licly preaching a crusade against the Neapo-
tan government. 1t is stated that when the
application of the king Of Naples, for inter.
vention against Garibaldi and the insurrection,
was presented to the emperor of the French it
received an immediate negative.
Many officers in the Sardinian army had
obtains@ discharge for the purpose of joining
Garibaldi. A dispatch dated Naples, 3d, saws
tour thousand insurgents, having several
pieces of cannon, attacked Catamca, June 1st.
They We're repulsed by Gen. Clay, after com
bat of eight hours The insurgents were dis.
persed losing three guns and two flags The
city has since been declared in a state of siege.
The Neapoitan minister at Rome had been
summoned to Naples. 1t is reported that he
would be entrusted with the formation of a
new ministry
Miscellaneous.
Reliable intelligence from Constantinople
asserts that the French and Russian ambassa-
dors had effectually informed the Porte that
their governments approve its resolution to in
stitute inquiries into the situation OF the Chris
tians in Turkey The emperor and empress
of France have had an interview at Lyons
with the dowageg empress of Russia. The
health of prince Jerome is improving.
Unfavorable weather having retarded the
work on the Great Eastern, the directors have
deferred her departure for short time, conf
dently expecting she will sail within a fort
night. The day Of departure will not be an
nOunced until there is no possibility Of further
disappointment
The English post office department have no.
titled the Galway steam line that their services
will commence the 26th from Galway to
New York; on the 10th of July to Boston, and
so on every second Tuesday.
Recruiting for the Pope's army makes pro-
gress in Ireland, assisted by the publication of
accounts of the gracious reception which had
been accorded to previous recruits at Rome.
Sayers and Heenan had commenced a sparring
tour in provinces, and attract good attendance
at high prices.
Juan of Bourbon" claims the throne of
Spain in consequence OF the abdication of his
brother Charles. He disclaims che idea of try
ing force to getit
The Gazette du Nord states that the princi-
pal measures proposed for the emancipation of
serts in Russia were adopted by a majority
of the deputies and mobiles, and the general
enfranchizement would be realized, next au-
tumn.
Jerome Bonaparte is almost hopelessly ill.
In Japan serious conflict had taken place
between the followers of one insurgent chief
and those of the regent Foreigners were
much alarmed. The nsurgent leaders are Bit
terly opposed to concession under the treaty.
Transports with English and French troops
are reaching China rapidly. 1t is reported from
Shanghai that the utimatum had again been
,.se-.t>to the Chinese with demand Tor indem
Gdy The Pchelee rebels near Canton, were
causing great injury to trade.
A company is said to he in course of forma-
ton to run a line Of steamers between Eng
land and India.
Liverpool Cotton Market, June 6-The sales
of cotton for three days were 1000 bales, in.
cluding 1000 to spectators and exporters. The
market has declining tendency.
BreadstufS closed with an advancing ten
dency corn very dull flour firm.
Indian Troubles.