The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1860-06-15
Arrival Of the Africa.
Eoy9men OF General Carl
baIdI--InsuTrec Spread
Ing.

at San Martina, with the Bavarians in the
service Of tie King Of Naples.
Gsribaldi had approached near Palermo,
The heights around which were occupied
bv The inEurgent.. An attack was immi-
nen..
Gen Lansea had demanded an srmistie.
Of Garibaldi ~ithon, effect
An Austrian fo,ila, composed Of .hree
vessels, arrived at Maple. on tie 2lst
A despatch from M,siaa dated the f2sh.
states that an insurrection had broken out
a. Palermo and Bran,a Villa.
Paris, Friday-The Pa,ris publishes
despatch from Sicily, dated Wednesday,
which states that the NeapoIi.an troops
s,ili occupied Palermo but ths! the in
.urrection was making great progress at
all points
Garibaldi bad BEEN joined By some Of
his officers, and particularly by Col. Medi
q, with considerable roinforcements.
Garibsdi was menacing Monzeale, the
surrender Of which would lead 10 the fall
Of Palermo.
Aars.iIles, Friday-Advices from Mes
s:na to tie DIST state that on the Goth,
forty-six NeapoIitln deserters were fired
az, while passing to the insurgents
Two considerable disembarkations Of
volunteers had taken place At San Stefano
d Canas'ra TO the right, and at Santa Veto
TO the left Of Palermo.
The rising at Mesoins had not yet taken
place, and it va. expected that Palermo
would soon surrander.
A proclamation by the committee Of Pa
lormo had been posted up in al parts Of
that town, announcing tie victorious
march Of Garibalai, and that Sicily would
soon become indel lent. II also added,
even the Ne7poIitan police are commsnc-
i z to deser! heir masters, and terminated
with Viva lie Ennanue!-Viva Carl
balii"
Naples. Tues.lsy.-Ths dispatch Of
troops 10 Sicily continues.
The ely IS tranquil and the police are
ready to repress any popular movement.
Msrseille,, Friday.-Six vessels Of the
feet were recalled Yesterday. The feet
has received orders to complete its provis-
ioue. There IS nothing to indicate an i'm
mediate departure. and the order to pro
vi.on ia boieyeI to DO only Precaution
PRIV measure.
A telegram f-o~ Vienna asserts that N.
Tnoursnsl has declared 70 the Austrian
Envoy n Paris that the Emperor Louis
Napoleop regrets tia: Rassia should have
rrerra.ure,v brnugl, forvard the Eastern
question, but thinks it desirable 10 associ
ate himself with Russia lest che should
assume the exclusive protectora:e of the
Christians in Tu KEY, and is therefore dis
posed to acknowledge tho principles Of
the enquiry proposed by tho Russian Cab
met.
The Canadian steamers hereafter call
at London instead Of Queenstown.
The insuri ectional COMMITTEES in Sicily
j, said 10 have sent & note 10 the Foreign
Consuls announcing that the nation w@;r'','i
lie consulte'. and that the Siciiian ParIia-
meat you'd be consoked.
The Paris Patrie, after giving the Nea-
politan despatch announcing the defeat Of
Garibaldi, SAYS that q second despatch
states that Garbaldi IS said to have attack
Fl the royal troops, who were strongly
entrencheI, and 70 have completely beaten
them.
This combat would lead to the immeli-
a.e evacuation, by the royal troops, Of
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