The Nevada Democrat., 1860-06-27

The steamer Palestine, from Queenstown Ire
land, arrived at New York May 27tA with the
following European intelligence;
Gsribaldi, with over 10000 followers, had
landed at Aarsalla, 10 Sicily, under the fire Of
two Neapolitaa frigates. One OF Garibaldl's
steamers was captured aud the other sunk.
The volunteers who landed were, at the mo-
ment of the mails departure, lighting with the
Royal troops
The steamer Arabia with dates from Queens
town to the goth of May, furnishes the follow
log later news. Intelligence relative to Garibal.
dis expedition, is still meagre and conflicting,
but the reports generally concur 10 stating that
he was making good progress Some say he
had captured the most important points m
Sicily except Messina and Palermo. After bis
landing at Marsalla the Neapolitan war vessels
bombarded that town without warning. The
British vessels interposed for the protection OF
the British residents
A royal announcement has been received via
Madrid that the King OF Naples had applied for
foreign Intervention.
Al last dates GaribAldi's forces we're gaining
at Palermo. A letter from Garibaldl explains
that the steamers used by him we're taken pos
sossion of forcbly aud not chartered. He had
issued proclamaiions to the Romans and Nea.
poltaus calling on them TO revolt. Col Medici
was forwarding the preparations for second
expedition aud 5000 volunteers had already
been enrolled II was asserted that the ennr.
mOus diplomatic representation made TO the
Sardlnlan Government would decide il to pre-
vent the departure of the second expedition.
Great agitation prevailed Mt Naples aud Pal
Nero Palmero dispatches of May 10Th cay
that in five churches, at the termination OF the
mass, shouts of Italy aud liberty forever, were
raised. In the evening, the people TO the mum
hor Nf rh..i a
ed out, when they fred on the people, killing
four and woundug ten. Several persons were
arrested.
The latest accounts from Naples represent
that the utmost consternail0n prevailed. The
troops were desperate, and tumultuous mani
feslalions were taking place. The Royal fam
lily were packing up their jewelry acd valua'
bles, and there were strong indications that a
general insurrecton would take place.
There was some excitement ia Florence ow-
ing TO the appearance of pacal DIS in favor of
the Ex-Srand Duke. There were rumors Of an
attempt at the recovery Of his power. The
Garrison was strengthened aud the National
guard called out. The Prussian chambers had
passed the government project for the war credit
by 3l5 10 2l. Russia is said TO have collected
AT Nicoloff a large uumbcr of transports.
The British Government issued a prooama-
ton against enlistments for the Pope in Ireland
but does not interfere in the subscription for
the Sicily insurgents, the law officers Of the
crown not regarding il as illegal.
1t WAS positively asserted that the French ar
my ut Rome had received orders 10 evacuate
that city.
IL WAS said that the Sandman Government
had ordered the Garrisons Of Central Italy TO
march rapidly towards tue pontiiicial frsntier
1t was reported that Gen. Lamoriciere bad
made forward movement with the papal
troops aud that 5000 Pedmontese troops had
embarked from Genoa to check him.