Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-09
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Te-tsrday Aftornoon'a Report
ARRIvAL OF THR AFRICA.

NHW YORK, June s.
Ths africa has arrived with dates Of Queens
t,Srr fhc 9Th Nay.
rin. Friaay-The ofaoial Gazette contains n
5i1r1iok dated Thursday. which confirms the en-
s5antar OF Garibaldi at San MurtinO with the ba
Verans IN the service Of the King Of Naples.
caribalii had approached near Palermo, the
baiFhu round which were occupied by the insur
k1nE An attack was imminent
Gen. LanEo had demanded an arInistice Of Gar
Ihsiai, without effect
~ Austrian aotilla, composed Of vessels, ar.
rived as Naples on the 2lst ult
A dispatch irom Messlns dated the 2lst, states
lhai an insurreetlon had broken out a. Palermo
and bfanda VIA
Paris, ruesdsy. The Patrie publishes q des-
urieh ffom Sicily, dated w Wednesday, which states
lat he Ncapolittn troops still occupied Paler-
no, bat that ths insurreotion was making great
nrnsrosz st al points.
ana particularly by Col, Modioi, with oonsidera-
be rt-inlorccment
Hs Wa menacing sloreale the surrender Of
.hich Wonld lead 70 the fall Of Palermo.
Narueilles Friday .-Advices from Messina TO
o. alsi, sfale thst on the Soth 20 Neapolitan de
lsrser were drod al while passing to the insur-
Two considerable disemharkations ofvolunteers
had taken place ai San de Carestra, 10 the right
ard ai SantO Veto, 70 the left Of Palermo.
Iho rising Of Messini had not yet taken place.
ISIS expected that Palermo would coon sur
u PROCLAMATION BY the committee Of Palermo
has teen pasted up In all parts Of that town, an
nouncinF the victorious march Of Garibaldi and
fisl Sicily would soon become independent
10 also adds "even the NeapOlitan police are
commencing % desert their mnstersln and termi-
naie With Viyait re Emanuel Viva Carl
Msnenles, Friday.-Six vessels Of the feet
Elro recalled yesterday, The feet Is ordered TO
complete 3 provisions.
There is nothing 10 indicate an immediate de
parture, and the order 70 provision Is believed 10
be only precautionary measure
Al dispatth ffom Vienna asserts that N Thouve-
nal hes declared to the Austrian Envoy in Paris,
that the Emperor Louh Napoleon regrets that
HuGlia should have prematurely brought for
ward TIE eastern question, but thinks it desirable
% aasoeilts himself with Russia lest they should
l0ume The executive protectOrial OF the Christ
isnl, and was therefore disposed 70 acknowledge
tae principle Of inquiry proposed by the Russian
ne Canadian steamers VIII hereaftere call at
Londonderry instead of Queenstown.
The kngurrectionist Committee in Sicily Is said
% have sent 9 note 20 the foreign Consnlts an
nounCinF that the nation would be consulted
snd that the Sicilian Parliament wOuld be con
Foked.
The Paris Patrie after giving the dispatch an
nouncinE the defeat Of Garibaldi says a second
dispatch states that Garibaldi Is said to have at
tackled the royal troops, who were strongly en-
uenched, and 70 have completely beaten them
This combat would lead 70 the immediate eyRcua-
ton By the royal troops Of Palermo, Messina,
Trapani, Catani and Syracuse.
The latest accounts say the nights around Pal
erIlo were occupied by the insurgents and an At
ne Dispatch Of troops from Naples TO Sicily
continued.
Il W@ confidently asserted that the Great
Eastern would be ready to san on the 9th Of
M. Merry whose horse Thormanby won the
Derby, Is said TO have made over $4,000 In bets
alone, The net value Of the stakes was E6 ,0O0
The British Channel Fleet has sailed on
eruils.
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 Co.,
have decided that the Great Eastern shall return
from New York direct to Milford Haven.
John Edwards. IN the hardware trade, Bir-
mingham, had ahseonded, leaving liabilities to
the smount Of $4,000.
LATEST
LONDON, May 23.-Letters from Palermo dated
Nay 2lst, state that anxiety there was increasing
and the popular passions were inhamed. On the
evening previous several shots were fired from
balconies IN Rue Toledo. The police returned
the fire, Wounding several persons.
al fags.
and the directors Of the oiiciai journal had fed
The churches on Sunday were deserted
Yesterday the fires Of the Insurgents bivouic /
was seen on the Heights surrounding Palermo |
and & was reported that battle had taken place
and the population were anxiOusly waiting the /
a very concll1atOry proclamation by General /
Lanzss had been received
tAEIs, 25th--The Patrie has Information init /
u1sinS that the assault on Palermo would take /
placs before the 9th
AdTiees from Messina state that gloomy tran
Qellity prevailed there
hoME, 23d--Prince WalOwsd, the new Rus
aien Plenipotentiary, left to-day for Naples.
lt L asserted that he is the bearer Of very pre-
el1c t1ztFlctions In reference to Sicily.
IL 8 asserted that Gen Lamorciere left to-day /
i0 Anec1a- There Is no difficulty between him
ana TIE Roman government, g. has been re-
ported
ne EieEmer Canada arrived at Queenstown on
sunday. She reports that while crossing the
lanu during dense fog she run down the brig
Lovers Bride, from CadiZ 70 st. John. The
crew safe on board the Canada
Ihe CITY Of Manchester hence, also arrived at
Queenstown on Monday.
The Africa passed the Persia yesterday morn !
ing 80 miles east Of Sandy Hook
she brings F. Cunningham and family as pas
aengers.