The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-18
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE HAMM UNA.
FURTHER FROM EUR OPE.
GARIBALDI MASTER OF SICILY
CapituIaiion of the Neapolitan Army.

GARIBALDI MASTER OF SICILY.
Combination of the NeapOlitan Army.
New York. June 1.-THE steamer Hammona,
from Southampton, bringing London papers of the
4th inst, arrived here this evening.
There is nothing later in regard to commercial
affairs from Liverpool than the advices per steamer
Niagara, the Hammonia having left Southampton
Immediately on the arrival Of the early morning
train from London.
The latest advices from Sicily announce that the
Neapolitan army had capitulated to Garibaldi The
articles which were signed board the English
steamer Hannibal, between General Lansea
and Garbaldi and the Revolutionary officers, stpu-
late that the eapolitan army, twenty-five thousand
strong, should quit Palermo with all the hon0rs of
war and embark with their material board the
Neapolitan squadron. The evacuation to com
mence June 4th.
A terrible and desperate fight, in which MANY
women participated had oc Cured previous to the
capitulatiOn, at the Stradi d Toledo, between
Garibaldi and the Neapotans, which resulted in
the repulse of the latter and the immediate
mencement of bombardment from the Neapolitan
squadron.
The above news reached Paris June I'd, and
fully confirmed by the dispatches received next
day.
The London Times says that Garbaldi is now
master of the Island.
1t is asserted that S;gnor Carafa had demanded
guarantee for the territory of the Two Sicilies,
and also the Intervention of the maritime powers.
Piedmont it is also asserted protests against inter-
vention'
Letters from Naples, dated May %, state that
grand manifestation had taken place there, with
shouts for Victor Emmanuel and Garbaldi.
The town of Agrigenti, Sicily, had risen on hear
ing of the fall of Palermo.
The cessation of the carnage at Palermo is due
tn the Intervention of the English and French Ad-
mirals. Palermo had suffered severely from the
bOmbardment, and the loss OF life very great on
both sides.
A letter in the London Times saws that by the
terms of the capitulation at Palermo the Neapoli-
tan troops were to land either at Messna Naples
without molestation.
TURKEY.
Miscellaneous reliable information from Con-
stantinople assert that the French and Russian Am
bassadors had officially Informed the Porte that
these Governments approve of the resolution TO
institute inquiries into the situation of Christians
in Turkey.
FRANCE
The Emperor and Empress of France have had
an interview at Lyons with the Dowager Empress
of Russia
The health of Prince Jerome was improving.
FROM CALIFORNIA.
BY Overland Mail.
The Japanese Prince Not Dead.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June l5.-The Overland Mall
from San Francisco the oath ult. arrived last
night. The news summary has not been received
The latest accounts from Japan state that Prince
Gotairo, at whom the late attempt at assassination
was made, was still living, and there was every
hope of his recovery.
SPRINGFIELD, Mo-, June 15-The Overland Cali
tornia mail coach brings nine passengers. The
following summary of news has been received:
Charles Street, and six other gentlemen, had
formed Company with capital of $3.50, 900, to
build line of telegraph from San francisco to
Fort Yuma via San Jose, Gilroy and Los Angeles,
with a branch to Monterey.
hundred guns were fired On the reception of
the news of the nomination of Bell and Everett
The action of the Baltimore Convention creates
much enthusiasm among the conservatives
LATEST FROM JAPAN.
kANAGAwA, April Prince Gotairo is not yet
dead, and there is every hope of his recovery.
The following account is from private letter
dated Iokuhama, on April 3d.
'About a week ago, Prince Gotairo when on his
way from his private dwelling the palace in
eddO, with the usual guard of sixteen, was at
tackled by party of eighteen. Six of the guard
and four of the assaants were killed, and several
on each side were wounded, including the Prince.
The guard fought bravcly. One of the assailants
was fatally wounded, and comrade, to prevent de-
lection, cut off his head and escaped with it through
one of the gates. The Tycoon ordered the officer
IN charge OF the gate to commit hari kari, which
he did, 1t is thought by many that revolution is
impending, which, If successful, will cause the
speedy expulsion or death of all foreigners. The
government has taken extraordinary precautions to
protect itself Guard-houses have been established
along the road to Jeddo, and the guards armed
with muskets The building of Notifications is
gong forward TO great extent. Irlnce Gotalro
was one of the most powerful men in the Empire.
and rules thirty-fve provinces"
Inc usual summary OF news Tor the press tailed,
ana the foregoing is made up from the San Fran
CISCO papers,
Another Jersey CITY Observation-Disclosures MUIR
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uio3e stains M on 'he aruceslt contained ana tne eag
itsen. me suPp0sin0h then was; py the ponce au,
thorles, that 1t had been stolen from the railroad
cars ior the sake OF punder; and 1T was then also
Judged to belong to Mr.. NJ. ;. Bunn-that name
being found written in pencil mark on the inside of
the bag. That person, 1t seemed from articles and
papers found in the bag, was transacting business
TOR or with Mr.. Moses Northrop. of Newton.-
This morning telegraphic despatch was sent to a
6rother-ln law OF Mr. BUM. (by Chief Marinus and
recorder liden, oi TINS clty,) who, on receiving