Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1860-06-15
ARRIVAL OF TIE VANDERBILT.

ST. JOINS, June 3.-LIvERPooL. May 2O.-A re-
duction the rate Of discount is anticipated,
The Neapoitans abandoned the provinces of
Palermo and Trippanni and retired to the towns in
great disorder. The Palermo provinces are in full
insurrection 5000 Siclians Joined Garrbaldi.
A conflict took place near Moutifesco, in Roman
territory, between the Pontfcal gems darmes and
$50 Garibaldians, 30 of the latter were killed and
wounded and the remainder driven back to Tus-
cany.
1t is rumored that Austria, Russia. and England
have agreed to maintain the integrity Of the Otto
man Empire.
The Emperor Of China refused the ultimatnm
submitted by the allies. A blockade Of the north.
ern ports has been established
SARDIEIA.-Cavour says negotiations with France
on the boundary, public debt and railways ofSavoy
are still pending.
dispatch from the French naval force in the
Adratic says II is rumored that the treaty ofZurich
was approved in the Sandman Chambers.
The concentration Of Russian troops on the Pruth
is denied.
ROME, May 23.-A band Of 500 volunteers have
re-entered Tuscany battalion of Pontifical chas-
seurs fired upon each other in error and Captain
Lieutenant, and FIVE soldiers were killed thereby.
The artillery lett Rome to-day for the from
tiers.
The official journal Of Rome, in speaking about
the affair at Monefiasco. the l9th says that ow-
ing to the darkness of the night some of their CONF
rades taking them for flibusters, fired .ppon them
killing and wounding several.
The customs guard at Onano was overpowered
by the filibusters who, after plundering the city,
re-entered Tuscany.
The peasantry ask to be armed.
The Papal troops will leave Rome Immediately
for the frontier.
The Journal of Rome also says the news from
Sicily is favorable for the Neapolitans
In the House of Commons ON the 2lst Lord John
RUSSELL in reply to aqueston. said there was no
intention on the part Of the Austrian or Spanish
Governments of interfering in the affairs of Sicily
The effective force Of the French army will be in
creased next month by 100000 men.
The Patrie contains despatch announcing that
Col PimadoE had obtained decided success against
the volunteers who had entered the Roman terri
tory. Orsini is said to have been killed.
hARsEILLEs, May 2l.---Advices from Rome state
that Gen. Lamonciere entered that city ON the I3th
inst, and on the following day he dispatched the
second regiment Of infantry and detachment ofI
mounted gems darmes. The cause of this move
ment was the march of the Garibaldians on Arbi- |
tello, the news of which caused great agitation at
Rome.
NAPLES, May ls.-The bands of Garibaldi have
been attacked at the point of the bayonet by the
Royal troops near Calata Fine and completely
routed, leaving on the battle field their flag and a
large number of killed and wounded, among whom
is one of their chiefs.
tits asserted here that the fight at Calata Fine
is not decisive
The Nespoltan troops returned to Palermo. Two
columns of 5000 men each have been sent to pur-
sue the insurgents
II is believed that Garibadi will land at Calatia
Palermo on the l6th. lie was at Alcamo on the
18th.
fight had taken place at Luoppo; in which the |
royal troops we're repulsed.
Palermo is again in state of seige The French |
troops have arrived
More emigrants have disembarked in Sicily
GENOA, May ls-Marshal REVERE, demanded re
Inducements of Marshal Russo who, being unable |
to diminish the garrison at Messina refused
TURIN, May l9e--Advices from Naples state that
the 9th regiment refused to fire on the people on the
occasion of the demonstration on the l3th. The
Government intends appointing Count Tran Vice
roy Of Sicily and granting general amnesty.
NAPLES, May 20.-Bands ofinsurgents are march
ing on Palermo
1t is believed that Palermo will shortly be evaeu-
ated by the royal troops
There are rumors that great number Of armed |
Russian merchantmen were collected at Ncholaroff /
and also that Russian troops being concentrated
on the east coast OF the Black Sea.