Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1860-06-21
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, June ID. The royal mail steam
ship Niagara, from Liverpool June 2, and
Queenstown 9rd, has arrived at this port.
Garibaldi'S successes are confirmed. He at
tackled Palermo from the South side at o'clock
on the morning of the 9th ult He penetrat-
ed into the centre of the city, flag in hand af-
ter desperate combat of six hours duration,
and during an active bombardment by sea and
land
The royal troops retreated to the palace and
other public buildings, where hostilites were
again renewed. The royal palace was taken
by the people, and in the evening burnt down.
Loss in killed and wounded very considerable
The bombardment of Palermo still continued
on the 3lst. 1t is said Government was DELHI
Grating on proposition to order it's discontin-
uanee.
The troops were concentrated in the castle.
on which Garibald commenced an attack at
noon on the 28th.
Garibaldi was already carrying out important
administration reforms at all the places in his
power.
GREAT BRITAIN Parliament mad reassem-
bled.
Important papers relative to China were sub
mtted, giving full particulars of the ultimatum
alum demanded an ample apology for the Peiho
affair, the restoration Of the guns and ships lost
on that occasion, and the ratification without
delay of the Tinsin treaty at Pekin, and an
IDENTITY of four million taels for the military
expenses incurred throughout the Canton affair.
The Chinese reply refuses an apology for the
Peiho affair, declines permission for an ambas
sador to 60 to Pekin, and names Peitang as the
nlnpp nj m a Dol
to restore the guns and ships, or to consider the
payment fan idennty, and refers Mr.. Bruce
to the regulations carried out at the reception
of the American mission
These papers dispel all hopes of an amicable
settlement.
The formal presentation of the belts to Savers
and Heenan took place at the ALEXANDRIA Pal
ace, in London, on the Both Mr.. Bowling.
editor of Belts life, presented the latter with
the complimentary address; George Wilkes did
the same to Sayers, each declaring all animosi-
mostly buried.
LATEST FROM SICILY Turin, Nav 81. The
following details of Garbaldi's attack on Paler-
mo have been received from reliable source:
At O'Clock on the morning of the 9th.
Garibaldi attacked Palermo on the South side.
desperate combat ensued, which lasted six
ilo'AD' AuV POoplC MAUI GueulS6lNeS masters or
all parts OF the town on the South side of the
Strada di Toldo. A terrible bombardment was
opened by sea and by land, Notwithstanding
which the people consented to fight The troops
retired within the royal palace, custom house
and castle.
Other towns is Sicily had risen The people
everywhere were shouting, Italy forever
Victor Emmanuel forever -
PARIS, May 81. A telegram from Naples
this morning confirms the news of the entrance
OF Garibaldi into Palermo. Garibaldi at tho
head Of his volunteers, penetrated, flag III hand,
into the centre of the city during the lombard.
ment, and established his head quarters there.
By Telegraph from London to Queesntownl
NAPLES AND SIclLY.-The Posts Paris CORES,
pondent telegraphs that the news of the capture
OF Palermo has made deep impression on the
people of Naples. Nevertheless all remains
quiet in that capital, and on the main land.
LATER
Advices from Europe to the eth, state that
Garibaldi is still master of Palermo The sail.
ing of the Great Eastern has been DELAYED.