Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-05
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London, May S-At the Derby Thonlanby
came first the Wizard "a, the Horror third
Thirty horses ran
Rome "A baud Of 900 volunteers had re en-
tered Tuscany. a battalion Of Pontiiicial Chas-
seurs fired upon each other I'm error, and captain,
lieutenant Rnd i've soldiers were killed thereby.
Artillery has len Rome to-day for the frontier
Rome, 25.-The official journal OF Rome In
speaking Of the affair Of the 18th at MOntefas-
cone says that owing to the darkness Of the night
the R0nulcial troops wounded some Of their
comrades taking them for hllibuSters.
The customs guard at OnanO was Oyerpowered
hy the nllibusteFs, who, after planderng, re-en
tered Tuscany. The peasantry ask TO be armed.
The Papal troops viii Immediately leave Rome
for the frontier.
The journal Of Rome also says that the news
from Sicily is favorable to the Neapolitan gov
Vienna, 28-Count Thune, Austrian Ambassa
dor Of Petersburg, has arrived here.
London, 23.-The Times, second edition, an
nounces that Albert Smith died this morning.
Liverpool, ,28.-Cotton market insctive, without
quotable change sales 5000 bales.
London, 2S.-COrn, attendance ulusually small
even for Derby day and all descriptions nominal
ly as on Monday, with scarcely any business
LoSDoN PRoDUCE MARKET-NO auctions and
scarcely any business privately but prices un.
changed for sugar, coffee, Tea, rice and saltpetre.
Scarcely any alteration in the value Of tallOw,
oil or metals.
Consols opened firmly and advanced, the clos
ing quotations Of money for account being g55s
In the House Of Commons 2lst ult., Lord John
Russell, in reply TO q question, said there was no
Intention on the pErt Of the Austrian or Spani h
governments Of interfering with the affairs Of
Paris, saturday.-The Patrie, in speaking of
the affair Of CalatR SAYS the volunteers having
been attacked with great yigOr, energetically de
Tended themselves, and effected a retreat in good
order leaving behind certain number Of killed.
According to the last advices the insurrection
was being extended and organized in great ma
'The same journal adds that when the detseb
'ments which are being organized will have Joined
the volunteers who have disembarked at MarsOla.,
the whole body will number 1900 men when
armed and prOvisioned
The Paris correspondent of the Times says it is
not true that the Russian Ambassador at Turin
had protested against the expedition of Garibal-
di He merely asked explanations of the Sardin-
ian Government,
The effective force of the French army will be
increased next month by 900 men.
Paris, Monday.-The Patrie contains dispatch
announcing that Col. RimadOn had obtained de
eided succes against the volunteers who had en-
tered the Roman Territory. The brother of Or
eini is said TO have been killed.
Maseilles, 2l.-Advices from Rome state that
Gen. LamOriciere entered that city on the 18th
inst, and ON the following day he dispatched the
second regiment Of infantry and detachment Of
gend'arm The cause Of this movement was the
march Of the Garibaldians on Orbitella, the news
Of which caused great agitation at Rome.
II was said that 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 a
perfect panic prevailed last week in the financial
and commercial world. The pretence for the
panic was founded in the report that the Russian
government was about 10 FeeOmmence Menscha-
ko9 mission, and the landing Of Garibaldi in
The fact is that the panic was caused by the OBJ
scurity in which all political questions are in
VolFed
Naples, 1s-The bands of Garabaldi have been
attacked at the point of the bayOnet by the Royal
troops near Calatta and completely routed, leav
ing in the battle field their flag and great mum
Der of killed and wounded, among whom was one
Of their chiefs
Its reported here that the fight at Calatta is
not decided
The Neapolitan troops returned to Palermo
Two columns Of 900 men each have been sent
to pursue the insurgents.
ftis estimated that 6OOO sicilians have Joined
GaTabaldi
Naples, I'm 'Deoarafa has forwarded a cir
cular 10 the Diplomatic Corps bitterly accusing
the Piedmontese government Of having, nOtwith
standing the promise, allowed bands of volunteers
to be enrolled and sent on to Italy He adds
that this violent attack against the international
Law espOuses Italy to sanguinary anarchy and
compromises the whole of Europe. He throws,
the responsibility on the authorities as accom-
plices to such criminal action.
The Marques De NalananR has, in the name Of
Sardinia, protested against this accusation, which
he says s false snd infamous.
II Is believed that Garabaldi will land at Gala
Palermo, 1eth-Garabaldi was at AlcamO on
A fight had taken place at SioppO, in which the
Royal troops were repulsed.
Palermo Is again in a state of siege
The French troops have arrived.
More emigrants have disembarked in Sicily.
Genoa lsth-Marshal Riviera demanded rein
fOrcements of Marshal Russo, who, being unable
70 diminish the garrison at Messina, refused.
Turin, I9th.-Advices from Naples state that
the 9th regiment refused TO fire ON the people on
the occasion Of the demonstration on the 18th.
The government intends appointing Count
Trani VicerOy Of Sicily, and general amnesty
when the insurrectiOn Is suppressed.
Naples, 20th.-Bands Of insurgents are march
ing on Palermo.
The proclamation Of Gen. Laura concerning
An amnesty and Viceroyalty, has had no effect
Popular manifestations take place repeatedly.
It Is believed that Palermo will shortly be evac
uated BY the Royal troops.
Palermo. lsth.-Garabeldis troops are en-
frencbed in q semi-circle around Palermo.
The EeapOlitan troops and tunctionaries are
discouraged
Hong Kong, March 29.-Mr Bruce is TO receive
e inal answer on the 10th Of April
The whole Of the army will be ready 70 move
about the 18th Of April.
Rumors that a great number Of armed Russian
merchantmen are now collected al MicholarihJ |
and that Russian-troOps are now being cOncen |
trated on the east coast of the Black Sea