Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-28
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, June 81 The steamship, Asia
from Liverpool 9th via Queenstown 10th, arrived
at /, 80 o'clock this morning
Letters from Rome Of the 5th say that fresh
bands were menacng the frontiers, to which
Gen Lamoriciere had sent more troops. Num-
erus families were arriving from Naples. The
French government had ordered ships to Naples
to embark French subjects there.
The Times Paris correspondent writes that the
Sican insurgents have captured Girgenti.
Turin, June 5. Advices from Palermo Of the
4th state that Garibaldi had issued a decree for
organization of the Sicilians
Turin 9th. General Letizia, on his return
from Naples, capitulated on the 9Th His troops
are to embark with their arms and baggage.
The fort OF the Castollamore has been placed in
the keeping of the English Admiral until after
the evacuation.
taribaldi has appointed the following Prov
isional Government Baron Pisano, Foreign AZ
fairs; Crispi, Homo Office Orsini, War; Able
Cologne, Religious Worship.
1t is positively reasserted that Garibaldi found
nearly { | 900 900 sterling in the treasury.
Garibaldi has ordered an extraordinary levy,
and issued many DEGREES to carry on the war
energeticall.
Turin letters say that the Sandman Govern
ment will have to support Garibaldi by going
to war with Naples or put down an insurrec-
ton at home.
1t is reported that Mr.. Cavour isabout to send
a Commissioner Extraordinary to Sicily. All
the men-of-war at Genoa and Spezzla are to be
prepared for sea.
1t is reported ut Paris that twelve transports
had left Naples in tow to embark the garrison
at Palermo.
In the House of Commons, the message of
President Buchanan on the slave trade was dis
cussd. Lord John Russell pointed out the diff
culties, and said that England proposed joint
action with the United States to suppress the
traffic.
Liverpool; Breadstufs Market, Breadstuas gen.
orally better. Flour advanced Cd. Wheat ad-
vanced to g. Corn declined Cd to Is.
Liverpool Provision Market, Beef dull and
a shade easier. Pork steady. Bacon quiet.
Lard more active at Is to SOS.
LATER.
FARTHER POINT, June 81. The steamer Me-
| lita left Liverpool on the 18th inst
THE sICILTAN RESURRECTION.
The equalization was signed on the 9th.
A Turin dispatch, speaking Of the terms Of
the capitulation, says: {" The Neapolitan troops
are to embark with arms and baggage. They
are to emcamp till their embarkatlon on the
Monte Peagrins."
A Naples telegram of the 10th says the evac-
uation of Palermo by the royal troops will
terminate tomorrow The troops which had
already commenced to arrive at Naples, have
been dispatched toward Castelamare and
Gaeta
The Ncapolitan troops in Sicily will be concen-
tratel at Syracuse, Messina and Agosta. The
Neapoltans embark with arms and baggage.
The damage done by the bombardment of
Palermo is immense.
Garibaldi has issued decree calling all Sicil-
ians to arms between the ages Of seventeen and
fifty years
Fifty vessels of war were in the roads of
Palermo.
The Opinone .NatiOnaie gives rumor that
France had, with the consent of Piedmont, ac
cepted the mediation proposed by Naples.
The conditions of the mediation are A lib
trail Constitution for Naples and q separate gov
eminent for Sicily under Prince Of the House
of Bourbon, subject to the condition that the
Sicilians give their consent.
It was announced that the Great Eastern
would sail from Southampton for New York on
Saturday, the 10th inst.