The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-20 00:00:00

THE REVOLUTION IN SICILY.

PALERMO, Juan 13.
Garibaldi has organised a division under the
command of Colonel Turr, and has re-established
the property tax on its anterior footing.
The ',evacuation of Palermo will continue for a
week longer.

TURIN, Joas 18.
Marxini did not undertake a voyage into Sicily
as he did not expect a favourable reception.

NAPLE3, Jon 16.

The Sardinian Ambassador has demanded the
restitution of the two steamers and their 800 pas-
sengers who were captured by the Neapolitan
frigate Fulminante, as they had passports for
Malta.

Mr. Elliot, the English Ambassador, has sup-
ported this demand.
It is asserted that the King has dismissed Lanza,
Leticia, and three other generals of Sicily, and has
exiled them to the island of Ischia.

MARSEILLES, JUNII 19.

Advises from Naples to the 16th inst. deny the
disembarkation of Garibaldians in Calabria, but
state that the government had sent reinforcements
thither.

Theme advices also confirm the disgrace of the
Neapolitan generals.
Four English vessels were lying off Naples. The
captain of the two captured vessels had claimed an
indemnity of 26,000 ducats from the Neapolitan
government.

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MALTA, Jowl 15.

Her Majesty's ship Caradoc left Palermo on the
evening of the 11th. The royal troops were all
separated by themselves close to the fortresses on
the sea-shore, and sentries paraded between them
and Garibaldi's force to keep them isolated. They
were to embark as fast as they could, leaving Gari-
baldi complete master of Palermo. It is said that
two bands of assassins have landed in klic,ly
with the avowed intention of assassinating
him. He is, however, daily strengthened
by the arrival of volunteers and munitions of war.
The Neapolitan war steamers appear to be uselees
in preventing the landing of troops to join
Garibaldi.

At Palermo, on the 11th, were her Majesty's
ships Hannibal, Amphion, Racoon, and Intrepid ;
the Sardinian Admiral and three screw frigates ; two
Austrian men-of-war ; one American man-of-war ;
and the Vauban French paddle-wheel steamer.
Some of the shops had reopened, and trade was

On the 12th there were 8,000 royal troops at
Messina, and they were hourly being augmented.
The fortress was well found in food. Her Majesty's
ship Scylla was laying there ; the French steamer
Descartes and a sloop. The king's troops at Mes-
sina appe►red in good condition and in good spirits,
and felt confident in their strength to resist any
attack on the fortress. Catania was in possession
of the people.

A letter from Cagliari of the 12th 'aye :

Two steamers, bearing the American sag, have entered
the harbour this morning, having on board volunteers for
Sicily. The Washington has 1,400 men, and the Oregon
between 300 and 400. With the exception of the American
captain and an American artist, the veeseis have had no
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communication with the shore. According to the state.
meat of the captain of the Oregon, these steamers
are only awaiting the arrival of another, which
has a large sailing vessel in tow, and have together 3,000
more volunteers. "Garibaldi's Faigliahman" is on board
the Washington. The ardour and zeal with which then
men have taken up the cause of Sicily may be estimated by
the privations to which they subject themselves. The
American artist showed me • sketch on board the Wash-
ington, and the manner in which the men—men of wealth
and family—are huddled together is truly revolting. They
have scarcely ritting room, and that during the excessive
heat in such a latitude as this l No slave ship during her
middle passage ever presented sock a some.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, WzoirmsDAT.
The Ban of Croatia, Count Caronini Cronberg,
has been pensioned at his own request.
The Grand Cross of the Order of St. Stephen's
has been conferred upon him.
He has been replaced by General Sokesevits.

SARDINIA.
MARSEILLES, MIDWAY.

Letters from Rome to the 18th inet confirm the
news of the concentration of the Piedmontese army
at Ferrara.

SPAIN.

MADB.Ira Joss 18.
The Senate has unanimously refused to receive
the manifesto of Dou Juan.
The draught of the budget for the ensuing
year has been presented to the Cortes.
The ministry has requested the ratification of
the payment of arrears which was made on the
demand of England.
The government has presented projects of law
for the sale and replacing of the landed property
of the church, and has announced its intention
of introducing projects of law for reforming the
tariff.

THE EAST.
muA, Julia 12 (VIA Mats=Lis).

Advices from Beyrout state that the civil war
in Lebanon commenoed towards the eud of May.
The Drumm were the victors, and had burned
several fine villages on the mountain, respecting
only the manufactories of the Europeans. The
Turkish authorities had not interfered. A fresh
outbreak was expected.