Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-20
Later from Europe.


,slegram of the 10Th says:
This morning: the Insurgents were attacked
bv cur troops. beaten snd driven from thei,
eIcng position at Tarco. and is now occupied
M our columns. The insurgents sustained
gyest losses. Another column is pursuing
sbea IN the direction of Man MALI
Accounts by mail state that al Messina Or
der vas maintained. but everything was
ready FOX an outbreak in case Garibaldi sue
ceets 10 entering Palermo. of which there
Tss estimated at fifteen thousand, but is said
10 have been subsequently, swelled to forty
thousand.
According to an intercepted despatch from
he Genersi commanding the royal forces at
Alcaino. out Of Eve thousand men there were
tg, two thousand three hundred killed aud
soun.ed. No Inentioo IA made of the loss Of
,ae insurgents.
Many Of The royal troops who retEcated to
Palermo. after The action with Garibald's for
cos, d;s1 With fatigue
j late official despatch. dated Naples, May
18th, says the Sicilian bands are leaving the
.roOps of Garibaldi, who have again been
beaten at Palermo. having had many killed
and taken prisoners. The insurgents lost one
s:ncn, are in full fight. pursued by royal
troops beyond Corleone-
Tbs provinces are tranquil, aud the Revo-
lulionis.s discouraged.
TIE official Demon Zeitang published the
f,Iowing, dated Naples %: The bands of
G4nhaldf having totally routed Garibal ldi
erdearo-ing himself to embark The rebels
accuse each other of treachery.
Turn, May 29 The official Gozette pub
fishes an oficial despatch from Naples announ
eing the arrival there OF an English steamer
with the following The insurgents have en-
sered Palermo. A considerable part of the
population have risen. The city has been
bombarded 6y sea and land The bonba
nept commenced on Sunday morning. and
continued when the steamer left
PARIS, May 29.-The Pettrte publishes uu
der reserve the following dispatches:
NAPLES, May 2S.-GaribsIdi having col
lecied all his forces aud military material, at
t1caed Palermo on the morning of the 26;h.
nsie himself master of the outworks, aud sue
cee6ed Ii entering the town. The IIondom
fines places 10 reliance on the Official tele-
grams from Naples. as sufficient time has
Elapsed to show taat they are sheer fabrica-
tJls. The following Is the latest intelligence
'reee'Ted from authentic source By the
1.GkS
EARts, June % 4 secoud telegram from
Naples announces a popular rising at 2 Palermo
ami an attempted bombardmeDt by sea and
l.ni by the NeapOlitan troops. The entrance
{: Garibaidl into Palermo was expected
The London Herald. in its city article.
i gives currency to the report frour China, that
lie French had concluded an arrangement
With the Chinese authorities, By which France
secspts g. 1000, 000 indemnity for the Insult
to The French flag. and would. therefore,
Fi;hiraw Der forces. There is no other au-
!ac-ny for this questionable statement
"lCREEY.-The Paris correspondent of the
Duly Aces gives s-report that France and
Russia had agreed 70 the partition of Turkey.
Engianl vas 10 be offered share, and if she
rsfuse1, they will 60 on without her.
CEiSA Tho mail from Calcutta Of the
-! Of April. and Hong Kong of the 9th.
had reached Englaud.
letters say, although the exact tenor of
tie Cninese reply was not made public, it
sss Known to be unsatisfactory, aud hostili-
is appear Inevitable Hong Chew had
fvsn fetakeH frota the rebels, but the silk dis
UlctS were still IN disturbed state.
LATEsT ria Londenderry.-P Paris, MAY Is
The Noatteur announces that the session
q the corps Legisiatif has been adjourned
til tie 30ik of June.
NAPLES, May 80 $50 A, M.-The bonn
aardment of Palermo lasted several hours-
General Garibaldi entered the town on the
-6;h. The headquarters of GaribaIdi are in
ae centre Of the town The number of kill
"a is kco#n to be very large.