Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1860-06-05
From Europe.

The steamers City of Baltimore and Wander
bilt bring Liverpool dates to the 23rd nit The
news from Sicily isinteresting.
The statement that Garibald had been de-
feated is untrue. The latest intelligence says he
obtained a decisive victory over the Royal
forces.
MeriIalie and The insurgents were gaining
strength every day. The Neapolitan govern
rnent has very little TO say on the subject. The
Last bulletin says two columns were pursuing
the dispersed troops OF Garibaldi.
The Instruction 10 Italy is spreading, and the
fighting extended to the Roman territories.
] Garibaldi had been successful, and was in
veslng Palermo.
The Neapoltaus have abandoned the prov
inces of Palermo and Trapani, both provinces
were full of Insurrectionlsts, and great disorder
prevailed Six thousand Sicilians had Joined
Garibaldi. The Neapolitan army was routed on
the 18th by the combined forces. There was a
conflict also on the 10Th near Montifascone. in
Roman Territory, between the Pontifcial Gen
darmeres and q party of Garibaldians. The
latter were driven back into Tuscany, with a
loss of 80 killed and wounded.
It was rumored that the French naval force
wonld depart for the Adriatic. Also, that Eng
land, Austria and Prussia had agreed to main
tain the integrity of the Ottoman Empire. The
concentration of Russian troops on the Pruth is
denied.
The "very latest" intelligence is despatch
from Rome, dated the 23d, which says: The
Customs Guards at Ouano were attacked and
overpowered by fhbpsters, Yho, after plumber
ing, had re-entered Tuscano. The peasants were
asking for arms. The Papal troops will imme
diately leave Rome for the frontier.
The Journal of Rome says: "The news from
Sicily is favorable to the Neapolitan govern
ment The artillery left Bone to-day for the
frontier The Pontifcial Chasseurs had been
sent after che Gllibusters, bat owing to the
darkness of the night, they fred upon each 9TH
er, killing Captain, Lieutenant and five men,
| Count Ihpn, Austrian Ambassador to Prussia,
has returned to Vienpa.
Albert Smith died in London On Saturday.
IMPORTANT FROM ITALY-By the simultaneous
arrival of the steamers Palestine and Arabia, the
latter bringing dates to Goth, we have intelli-
gepce of important and stirring movements in
Italy. GariDaldi had succeeded in landing in
Sicily, under the fire of two NeapOltan frigates
which captured one of his vessels and sank the
T other. The frigates afterward bombarded the
, town occupied by Harinaldi and his forces, but
ceased on the interference of the British war
vessels. whose commander protested against an
attack thus eolnmenced, without notice, upon the
, noffensive inhabitants. The subsequent &C.
counts of Garibaldi's progress are meagre, but il
was believed he was making good progress to-
ward Palermo. The success of Garibaldi's frs,
movement created an intense feeling throughout
. Italy. 30 aetaal outbreak had occurred at Pa
lermo or Naples, bnt everything poFtepded 9
general rising WHICH would sweep away the
young tyfaat who has oppressed his subjects SC
ruthlessly. The people were in state OF ptense
excitement, shouting ''Italy aud Liberty forev'
/, or" even in the churches OR wherever they as.
sembled. AT Naples the utmost CONSERVATION
prevailed on the part of the Government. Tu-
, inultuous demonstrations had taken place, the
:, troops weFe dspirted, and the Royal family
}, were making preparations for Aight. st Psler.
q mo ten thousand people assembled in the public
@ square. The police being unable to disperse
item the military fired on the mass, wounding
many and arresting others. Garibaldi was re-
) ported to hold all the most important cities Of
o Sicily except PaleEmo and Messlna. He had
{ also issued a proclamation to the Romans calling
on them to revolt, and also TO the people of Ma
pies and the Marches