The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1860-06-07
THE SICILIAN INSURREC.
THON.
HostiIities COmmenced--.PaIerm Bes.
legged.

LIVERPOOL, May 2O-A redu ction of
discounts is anticipated.
i The Neapolitans abandoned the Prov
noes ofPalermo and Trippan, and re-
tired into the towns in great disor.
der.
The Palermo Provinces are in full
instruction. Six thous and Sic ilians
have joined Gen. Garibaldia.
The Neapolitan army was pnt to fight
by Garibaldi
A Conflict took place on the 10th
near Mounttiascone, Roman territory,
between the Pontifical General d Ones
and $50 Garibaldians, in which 80 of
the lattar were killed and wounded and
the little force driven back.
1t is rumored that Austria, Russia and
England have agreed to maintain the
integrity of the Ottoman Empire.
Cavour says negotiations with France
on boundaries, public debt and Rail-
ways in Savoy are still pending.
The Emperor of China had refused
the ultimatum of the Allies. A block
ade of the northern ports was estab.
lished.
A dispatch from the French naval
force in the Adriatic is rumored
The treaty of Zurich has been APP
proved in the Sandman Chambers.
The concentration of Russians troops
on the Pesth is denied.
ITALY ROME, May ga band of
500 volunteers have reentered Tuscany
battalion of Pontifcal Chasseurs fired
upon each other in error, and cap
tain and five soldiers were killed there.
by. Artillery has left Rome to-day for
the frontiers.
The official Journal of Rome says of
at Montetiascone, on the 10th. COW
ing to the darkness of the night, the
Pontifcal troops wounded some of
their comrades, supposing them to be
tillibusters. The Customs Gaurd at
Onaro was overpowered by fillibusters,
who alter plundering; reentercd Tus-
cany. The peasantry askedlto be filed.
The Papal troops will undoubtedly
leave Rome for the frontier.
The Journal Of Rome also saws
"The news from Sicily is also in favor
LONDON, May, o. The Times, sec.
ond edition, announces that Albert
Smith died this morning.
In the House of Commons. Nav DIST
Lord John Russell, in reply to a quest
ton, said their was no intention on the
part of the Austrian or Spanish Gov
erments Of interfering. in the affairs of
Sicily.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Patr;e, speak
ing of the affairs of Montefiascone. saws:
"The volunteers having been attacked,
with great vigor energetically defend
ed themselves and effected a retreat in
good order, leaving behind a certain
number of the killed, According to
the last advices the insurrection was
being extended and organized in al
great many directions.
The same journal adds, that :swhen
the detachments which are being or
ganized shall have joined the volunteers
which have disembarked at Mercilla.
the whole body will number IL, 900 men
well armed and provisioned."
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says it is not true that the Russian Am
bassdor at Turin had protested against
the expedition of Garibaldi. He mere.
ly asked explanations of the Sandman
government.
The effective force of the French
army will be increased next month by
l0,0OOmen.
PARIS, Monday, May 2I.-The Pa
tr'e contalnes despatch announcing
that Col. Pindon had obtained a de-
clded success against the volunteers,
who had entered the Roman Territ-
ory:
The Brother of Orsini is said to have
been killed.
MARsILLEs, May 21.- Advices from
Rome state that General Lamoicier en-
tered that city on the "a inst, and on
the following day he despatched the
second regiment of infantry and a de-
tachment of mounted d'armes. The
cause of this movement was the march |
OF the Garibaldians on Orbitella, the
news of which caused great agitation
at Rome. 1t was said the departure of
the French troops had been decided on,
but the belief was that it would be
postponed.
The Paris correspondent of the
Times says, great panic prevailed last
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