The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-05-31

The late foreign news is quite lmpor-
tant Gen. GARIBALDI has marched in
to the kingdom of Naples with his for
ces. and the revolutionary movement is
spreading rapidly over the country
The government Of the Italian States is
assuming new forms the Pontifcal
power is greatly endangered by the pro-
oress of the revolution.
Halifax, May %.
The r. M. steamship Arabia, Capt.
Stone, from Liverpool the 10th, via
Queenstown the 2lst inst, arrived at this
port.
Intelligence relative to Garibaldi's ex-
petition is still meagre and conflicting,
but the reports generally concur in sta
ting that he was making good progress;
some say that he had captured all the
most important points in Sicily, except
Messina and Palermo.
The important announcement was
made via Madrid, that the king of Ma
Piles had applied for foreign interven-
ton.
The latest accounts from Naples rep
resent the utmost CONSERVATION. The
troops were dispirited. Tumultuous
manifestations were taking place. The
royal family was packing up all their
iewelry and vaIuables; and great in.
surrection is looked for.
AT the latest dates Garibaldi's forces
were marching on Palermo.
GREAT BRlTAIN.-The British Gov.
eminent had issued a proclamation
against enlistment for the people Of Ire
| land, but does not interfere in the sub
scriptions for the Sicilian insurgents, the
law officers of the Crown regarding it as
illegal.
IrALY.-Theodore Parker died a
Florence on the 10th.
1t was reported that Lamorcis hac
made forward movement with the Pa
pal troops, and 5000 Piedmontese hac
embarked from Genoa to intercept hin
1t was positively asserted that thC
French army at Rome had received or
ders to evacuate that city.
1t is said that the Sandman Govern
ment had ordered the garrisons of Cen
trail Italy to march rapidly towards thu
Pontifcal frontiers.
RUss1A-The Austrian government
had stated that the British ambassado
to Russia on the receipt Of Gortscha
koff's communication relative to Turke,
lodged formal protest against it, bn
this was not so. He only receivd The
communication under Russia by stating
that he intended to refer it to his gov
eminent for instructions in the matter
A late dispatch says, that England
would not interfere.
A letter from Garibaldi explains tina
the steamers used by him were takel
possession of forcibly not chartered.
Garibaldi had issued proclamation
to the Romans and Neapolitans, calliu!
them to revolt.
Palermo despaches of the 18th say
in five churches, at the termination Q
Mass shouts of ''Italy forever ! libert
forever - &c, were raised.
In the evening the populace to tn
number of ten thousand assembled
The police were unable to dispers
them, and the troops were called on
and fired on the people, killing four an
wounding ten. Several persons wer
arrested.
There was some excitement In tlol
ence owing to the appearance of pls
cards in favor of the ex-grand Duke
There were rumors Of the intention {
the attempt at the recovery of his pow
err the garrison was strengthened an
lthn national guards called out.
, Austria refused to admit Piedmor
to the conference on the ground thu
7 Cayour had declared she intended
t take no part in the dispute betwee
, France and Switzerland.
: The Papal troops are continual
: concentrating at Cubic.
t 1t is stated that the date is fixed fl
the French evacuation of Rome and IL
8 first detachment will leave shortly.
| The King of Naples had subscribe
! million scudi to the Papal Tolan.
The Prussian Chambers had passe
= the government project for the WI
! credit. 245 against 81.
! Russia is said to have collected
} Richalieff a large number oftransport
Observation-Disclosures from Sydne,
report the failure OF David Jones & G
and Thomson, Simon & Co. Lab
g tiles 920O, 900. 1t is thought 9th
houses will soon follow.
Arrival of the S. S. Palestine.
FARTHER PoINT, May 28.-The S.
Palestine. from Liverpool, 2 10 P. 4
: of the 18th, via QueenstoN 18th ms
:. passed farther Point at O'Clock tn
/. morning.
LArER-The news is interestin
Garibaldi with over 1000 follower
: had landed at Marsha, in Sicily, und
e the fire of the Neapolitan trigate
One of Garibaidi's steamers was captu
: ed, and the other sunk.
The volunteers who landed were
the moment of the mails departu
. fighting with the Great troops.
Col Medici was forwarding the pr