Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-01
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and more Shreaieaing, and the intelligence of
the next few weeks win be looked for With in
0Rt tense interest The smoke of the volcano
upon whieh Europe rests begins toisshe from
numerous orevioes, and appearances Indicate
s a general upheayal. Sicily is in insurrection;
the Liberals, aided by Garibald5 carrying all
before them. His proclamations are spirit
N stirring, and must rouse the Sieiliars to 90
Good Of mutiny He calls with power on
the Neapol= tan army to fight against the enc
s mics Of Siily; and his procamation TO the
inhabitants Of Naples to substitute de glori-
Gus tri-color Cor the foul B00rbonistic FLAG are
echoed by the people The number Of Nea-
polit,n- troops on the island MAS estimated at
$4,000, while there are two millions Of excl
ted and resolute rebels. The latter are un-
disciplined, but enthusiastic and brave. The
intrepid Garilaldi declares the want of arms
no excuse, that muslets win be got, that any
weapon viii do in the hands of a brave man.
1Ht BOmba, Jr., IS terrified, for the victor Of the
Southern Alps is a foe to be feared and re-
spected
The seizure and sinking Of the steamers
which carried the Sandman syupathzers, by
NeapOlitan vessels, though not until the war
ike passengers, one thousand strong, had
safely landed at MaTsala on the Sicilian
cast, but nerved Garbaldi and his followers
& for the most valiant exploits Victor in a Sc
we're contest with the royalist troops he
pushed on and captured the most important
points on the island, and at the latest dates
his forces were moving on Palermo. The
King Of Naples had applied for foreign in
y. terventon his troops were disphited, the
royal family were packing up their jewels,
and the utmost CONSERVATION prevailed Car
fhaldi possesses magnetic Influence over men,
and be never fails to lead them TO success
Aaa4 He drove the AustriaIis last year from the
cities of the Southern Alps cutting off sup
plies menacng the enemys right, revOlu-
tonizing the population, and obliging Fran
els Joseph to make precpitate retreat. His
name asaleader blazons victory on the stan
dard Of revolt
From Rome it is positively stated, the
French Army WI speedily depart and the
Pope wiz be defended from his subjects only
TAn By Lamoricere and his 10000 raw recruits
from almost evsEy nation in Europe. 1t is
doubted whether Count Cavour can prevent
-a the Romans from adding to the present con
fusion in Italy, Britain has proposed entire
neutrality in the disturbed affairs ofthe ltal-
ian peninsula, and if the Italians left to
fight it out, the total defeat of the petty des-
pots and the establishment of United It
ss ally from the Alps to Cape Spartinento is con-
sidered probable
iasl E-s Il is evident uneasiness and alarm FIJI the
public mind Of Europe. The funds have Civ
en- way in England. The Prussan Par
lament has granted an extraordinary credit
ofs,5OOOO0 thalers for placing the army
var footing. There are also rumors Of a
treaty ofalhance, offensive and defensive, just
concluded between the Courts of Vienna,
-it,' Rome and Naples, with the adhesion Of the
4hIo exled Dukes. There are also rumors Of a
S new French loan for military purposes, and
the attitude Of Russia toward Turkey was
garded as decidedly menacing. Napoleon is
an enigma, and It is generally supposed that
having annexed Savoy his next movement
towards fre7b accessions of territory viii be in
the direction Of the Rhine. If Europe escapes
the seourge of war the coming summer, the
present signs of the times viii be at fault.