, 1860-06-22
EUROPEAN NEWS.


The British steamer City Of Washington,
Capt. Jefiery, arrived at New York 1T an early
hour on Tuesday morning {fon Liverpool. via
Queenstown. She left Liverpool on the 9th
inst, and Queenstown On The evening Of the
7tb, bringing London papers Of tho 9Th, and
Cork Of The 7th. -,
[Frn the London Tines u Jansal
PROGRESS OF dARIBA1p1.
Garibaldi has grati6ed and almost outatrip-
ped public iupatiepce. fhe preparation. tha
departure, the larding, the alck succession Ct
decisive battles, and the surrender OF the Royal
army have followed each other almost as rap d;
II as teleerapbs could tell them. We sit and
see it all pass rapidly On, and clap our bands,
growing impatient if the curtain should he 'e:
down between the acts, This guerilla chief.
although now great general, and lhe supreme
leader Of two millions Of people, still makes war
like II gue1illa' Chief That promPtlsuoe Wnleh
success Stamps as wisdom, and which tallure
brards as rashness is, in biz circumstances, the
only chance Of victory. With guns aud forts
ard trained armies, and regular generals veFssd
in the regular strategy Of modern warfare as
his enemies, with braye, ardent fellows, desu'
tute Of everything but stout hearts aod strong
limbs, as his supporters, Garabald' had to % all
by dash. or not at alI He has done it. He has
Kings army, he has driven them into their
forts, and 10 has obliged them to admit their
lnferiority By co1sent1Dg to capitulate.
Fast upon the intelligence that tho cap'tula'
tion had heen completed. and that the Is. 0o>
soldiers Of the Kings army were going forth
had beaten and surrounded them, comea the
news that the capi'uation has teen broken,
tha. the forts aud vessels have again opened tire
upon the city, that the insurgents have resumed
their arms aud nre sFarmiug round the army,
lhat the city is bsrr1caeed, and that amid the
devastation which Is going On the troops are
deserving, and even Nsapoiitaa General has
sion. Of great events is rapid enough, but un-
happily we have them az Jet only in outline.
Gariteldi is TIE hero Tor the present age, when
steam nad electricity have - spoil. us Tor eu-
dur;rg the turbines. Of old tidings that We
should. perhaps, it We got Ca.sar's celebrated
disp1teb, quarrel With lie comma which sepa-
rates the ridi from the riel. but sill, wben we
hare queIched cur thirst for news, we yearn
for long, quiet enjoyment Of the details.
Unfortunately, Sicily IS an island. Whit il
still worse, Sicily is IN Island the surrounding
waters Of which are in possession Of f'cst hos
tile to tha S,cilian cause. We cannot hope that
The Nespolitaa Government will be polite
roFal victories which shine go gaudiIy in 1heir
official garb. From the information before US
now, we can understand that the original posi-
tio= Of Garibaldi and the Seapolitan Genet als
Hre couuierrhauged. 1t Is General Latza's pc
sitinn which is desperate, ard it is Garlbaldi's
which is secure. i: is sa1d that there we're four
millions Of scudi in The Treasury at Palermo.
stores to equip all the youth OF Sicily, and guns
to make The harbor an uncomfortable. anchor
ags tur Seapclstau ships Of wsr.
Ills hope from his own army beirg evidently
gone, the King of Naples betakes himself now
il meLdc1nt fa:hion to those foreign Powers
whore couusels be 90 often rejected, and whose
warnings he has treated with scorn lie hopes
that those from whom he would endure no in-
tcrcesson on behalf Of hts tortured subjects
will now interfere, when those subjects have
rishteously r:s=n against his monstrous tyran-
ny, end hold him III their grasp. He has applied
to Austria, md it E'as supposed for moment
d. Turin that Austsia had morsd down body
Of 15.0Q0 troops TO create u diversion. or even
IN punsh Piedmont for her coprivaacc in this
S.cil,nn expedition. ::uchscopsi.tcocy did the
rumor oblain the. French regiments were
ma1caed to the point Indicated. Their appear-
auce called out the Austriaus, and The two rival
uniforms stood uncc more Tor 4 moment face
to face.
vi course the alarm was without foundation.
Even Austria is not quite SO mad as to fight in
such cause as this; but tue prompt movem Mt
Of tue French troops shows hoH quickly any
such enterprise would b. met. We are not able
t. sny whut verbal cctnfort Austria may have
afforded her ally. but she certainly Is not pre-
pared to sacsi6ce herself in order that be may
pursue his career Of cruelty and Jolly. Scared
as hc was, Francis II: next applied to the En-
peror OF the French for au armed mediation.
The telegrarhic massage found the Emperor at
Lyons. md We are assured that it received an
instant reply, to the effect that any interference
Of France IN thle conflict was entirely cuE Of the
question:. The Bourbon, therefore, is left to
his frte. Un!e:s he can bold bis o@n against
Garibuldi and the peop!e be has so justly in
censed there is none to htlp him.
aARlpAlp1's JoraSA1 OF OPERATIONS.
The following is the journal Of Gariba1di's
operations up to the ac!h May:
"May S-Arrival ard departure from Tala-
1ncrc for ammunition and coal.
".ay s-Arriyal aEd departure from San
Sttfaao FOR coal.
"Nay 1o--Arrival and landing at MarsaIa,
with all and everything, ammunition snd four
pieces Of artillery.
My 1a-Divouac at Gran. Pancardo, aear
Sa1emi.
"May 13 and 14-Bivouac u. Saleu,i; and
conc -ntra.irn Of insurrect:onal forces to the
number Of abou: 40G0.
"May lG-Adracee ard combat outside Cala-
tatid1i, at Monte di Pialto. Romano, against $500
NeapoEitans, under the ordtrs Of Landi; l2S
wounded and Is killed on our side; capture Of
mounted gun. The Ro, alista driver. from FIRE
we'll deiendrd terrible positions.
"May 16-Landi abandous Calata6mi, which
VIC occupy. Landi, in his retreat, is terribly
cut up 1t parteu!co aud Borgeesto By the insur-
gents.
"Say 17-Departure for Alcamo
"May ls-Departuse for Parsinito. On The
same day tho march is continued toward Pa
lermo.
"May 1s-tncessant ralr- The troops BIZ
rouac,
MAY ao-Narch on Poppio, to draw the
ToyaS forces from Monrealc, ard mnuoeurres to
entice the troops ont Of Palermo. This partially
succeeds. During the night march on Perrio.
The urtillery carried By band, amidst torrents
CT rain, through horrible paths.
May 2l--ln the morning arrival at Pareo,
return 10 Mon1eale, dispositions to march On
"May 90 and e3-Thc ENEMY concentrates
large free; the Geueral still wishes to get
H"Ie troops away from Palermo.
"May a4-Titrsasenipg attack By force Of
more than 10000 men; dispositions Of resist-
ance to draw them on !; commencement of al
tack; retreat on our side to drnw them towards
Corleone and bring them in range Of cur arti!-
fery, Willie. taking flank move eaent, our troops
could appear before Palermo.
'May 25-ArIival at Marnico. We succeed
in bringing the Roy yaiists opposite our artillery
in the erection Of Corleone- In the evening,
march. on MisllmeEi; arriTal at mtdnigbr;
May s. aad GA grea. dayl Tbewaunded
are doiug we'll. =: :.
!: "Misllms1i, Goth"
THE FIGHTING IN PALERMO.
A correspondence Of the Daily Ans, in letter
dated the lst instant, says: