Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-06-08

| dates 70 the 11ih Of May
~ TURiS.-s-The unlial dazctlo contains de
potch dated Thursday, which confirms the On
cohntcr Of 0pribaldi nj Sau Mariino with ihs
Bayariahs IN the service Of thc King of No
piles
Garibaldi had approached near Palermo
the heighths round which were occupied by
the insurgents An attack wns imminent
General LAMA had demanded an armistice
Of Garibhldi without effect
| An Austrian aotilla composed Of lhrco YES.
scs arrived at Naples on the 2lst ult
A dispatch from Mcasina dated 2ist ulf
stnies that an insurrection had broken out nj
Palermo aud Branta Nillo
PAms-1he Potrie publishes a dispatch
from Sicily dated Wednesday, which states
that the Neapolitnn troops still occupied Pa
lermo but that the insurrecion was making
great progress at all points
Garibaldi had been joined by some of his
officers and particularly by Col Medici, with
considerable reinforcements He was men
acing Monreale, the surrender of which would
lead 10 the fall Of Palermo
MARsEILLEs. from Mesina to the
2 LIST state that on the goth forty-six Neapoli.
tan deserters were fred at while passing TO the
Insurgents
Two considerable diaembarkations Of volun-
teers had taken place Mt San Stefano de Can
estra TO the right and At Santa Veto TO the
lell Of Palermo
Tho rising at Messna had not vet taken
place. II, was expected that Palermo would
soon surrender
A proclamation by the commander Of Paler.
mo has been posted up in all parts Of that town
announcing the victorious march of Garibaldi.
and that Sicily would soon become indcpond-
ent
II also added even the Neapolitnn police
are commencing TO desert their mnsters aud
terminates with Viva il Emanuel, viva Carl
bald
NAPLEs-The despatch Of troops to Sicily
continues. The city is tranquil and the police
are ready to repress any popular movement
Six vessels Of the feet were recalled yester-
day The feet has received orders to com.
plete its provisions
There is nothing 10 indicate an imminent
departure and the order 10 provision is boley-
ed 10 be only precautionary measure.
A telegram from Vienna asserts that NJ.
Thouvenal has declared TO the Austrian envoy
in Paris that the Emperor Louis Napoleon re-
grets that Russia should have prematurely
brought forward the Eastern question, but
thinks It desirable to associate himself with
RUSSIA lest she should assume the exclusive
Protectorate Of the Christians in Turkey and
is therefore disposed TO acknowledge the prin-
cipe OF the inquiry proposed by the Russian
Cabinet
The insurrectionist commander in Sicily Is
said to have sent note to the foreign consuls
announcing that the nation would be consulted
and that the Sicilan Parliament would be
convoked
The Paris Pat,ie after giving the Neapol-
ithn despatch announcing the defeat Of Carl
bald says, a second dispatch states that CARA
bald is said to have attacked the Royal troops
who were strongly entrenched, and TO have
completely beaten them, This combat would
lead to the immediate evacuation, by the Roy-
al troops, Of Palermo, Messina, Trapani, ca
tana and Syracuse. The latest accounts say
the nights around Palermo we're occupied by
the insurgents, and an attack was imminent
Gen. Sanla had demanded an armistice Of
Garabaldi without effect The dispatch Of
troops from Naples TO Sicily continued
II was confidently asserted that the Great
Eastern would be ready to sail on the 9th Of
July
Mr.. Merry, whose horse Thormanby won
the Derby race is said 10 have made over
e70, 900 in bets alone The net value Of the
stallion was e65O,
The British channel feet had sailed on a
cruise
LONDON, Saturday. Board of Trade
announces that Port Sayon in Cochin China
has been opened for foreign trade.
The Directors Of the Great Eastern Ship
Company have decided that the Great Eastern
shall return from New York direct TO Milford
Haven.
Jno Edwards in the Hardware trade, in
Birmingham, absconded leaving liabilities to
the amount of ESQ, 600 pound.
LoNDoN, May 27.--Letters from Palermo
of the 2lst state that the anxiety there was
increasing and the popular passions were in.
famed
On the evening previous several shots were
fired from balconies in Rue Toledo The po-
lice returned fire, wounding several persons
Strangers had taken refuge under their ma
tion0l flags. There was panic among public
functionaries, and the Directors of the official
were deserted Yesterday the fires Of the
insurgents biyouae were seen on the heights
surrounding Palermo II is reported that bat
tie had taken place and the population were
anxiously awaiting the result A very con.
ciliatory proclamation had evidently been re-
ceived
PANS, May 96-The Patrie has informa-
ton intimBtfng that the assault on Palermo
would take place before the 9th
Advices from Mcssina state that gloomy
tranquility prevailed there.
RoNE, May 23.-Prince Wolowski, the new
Russian Minister Plenipotentiary, left for Ma.
pies to-day. II is asserted that he is the bear
er of very precise instructions in reference 10
Sicily.
1t is asserted that Cen Lamoriciene left to-
day for Ancona. There is no difficulty be-
tween him and the Roman government as has
been repufsed
the steamer Canada arrived at Queenstown
on Monday reports that while crossing the
Banks during dense fog, run down the brig
Rover's Bride from Cadiz to ST, Johns Crew
safe on board the Canada,
The City Of Manchester also arrived at
Queenstown ca SUNDAY
The Africa passed the Persia yesterday
morning $40 miles east of Sandy Hook She
brings F. Cunningham and family passengers
WAsIINGTON June 8.
HOUSE. The House resolved on Monday
tostake recess from ~ O'Clock to I. The
House resumed the consideration of the Mis-
souri, contested election ease