Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-26
The Tnsurrcction IA Sicily.

IuO 4uB0ETcC1Ou An 0AcAfy.
English papers TO the 10Th instant eoniain lat
tslegrapbic dispatches ficm Palermo. whish re
port no change in the condition Of affairs. IT h
Ecapitulation had not bsen signed. and nothinl
positive was known as 10 tho armstioe Aecyr
Eding to spms dispatches IT was prolonged ind
Zfaitey wais others stated IL was 70 terminate ~
q he I'm or the 18th iastaat. Garibaldi hal con-
.,i,ated miaistry. aud had appointed Cover
u or Of Palermo and Of the Province. He had
q likewise ordered an extraordinary levy, and ha'
issued MANY DEGREES for cnergetcallv carrying or
5fbe war. One Of Garialdi'. proclamatons threat
ems with heavy pnnishments those who should com
limit theft or assassination.
A pari. telegram SAYS il was believed that hos.
dtilips would not be resumed mt Palermo. The au
,hori,c. were engaged in devi-ng the means for
preventing the further efn-i"n OF blood. IL wa-
ION the 30lh Of May that GarIbaldi went on board
the Hannibal British man war to meet the N"a-
polilan delegate. charged u demand an arms
Alice Tie conditions were First The retention
hi their respective positions by both parties Sc
: cond Liberty TO attend to the wounded, and 81
7relaovc them ON board tho fieet. Third. Permis1
fsion 20 snpply provisions 10 the hospital tor the
fponr Fourth. That the municipality should al
4dress 10 the ROYAL Commissioners petition fn
: might he necessary for the country. The first
a,bree POINTS we're consented TO by Garihaldi wiil-
$out difficulty. but he pcrcmpthrily reforms and in
s>tiutiuns ~ might be necessary for the chdutry.
Z The first three points were consented to ny 6aril
sbalii without difficulty, but he perempt"rlly rc
, Fused he fourth andrh conference was broken Off
, N,yerthele-s. hpstilites did not rec'mmencs OBJ
sihr following d,v, and the armistice. which was
|. fixed 20 terminate that day, was still under
tli -fussioa.
/ Full aud graphic details Of the earlier pro
iree,lTngs vi G,ribaldi are published in tho London
! Times. 6ni that Journal deluces from them thar
tie present month will witness the final oyerthrow
If Bluthpn authority in Sicily.
An Eh,lish steamer hal arrived ut Marsha,
{frbm QaernAtown conveying sixty volunteers, four,
thou sand rifle. and 81 900 for Garibaldi. Addi
1 iional recruits from G"nna aud esew here. with,
1nria- and ammunition. had also landed IL Sicily !
Letters from Turin assert that the Sardnian)
60 srrument will have I" support Garhali', and
Aerctpre 20 with Naples. or IL will have TO-
jnt ,,own m lnsurrection ut hnn,e, ~ exce! IS
4 ublc opinion becoming in p in,ont. 1t was
srrpo. ted fhnt nv kind of half measuie Cnvourl
Twas about 10 aend missioner extraurdna. ;,
nv Ia Sicily. Orlers had 'lso been given 10 pre-
\ hare for sea all the men OF wnr ut Genoa nnd
4Spe2z,a.
l / Paris correspondent 81 the Morning Chroni-
I'll" That. nccordugto account the emperor
Z nIc,ponse 10 lctterof the King ut Naples den
4 ding his interference. has required deia'ed ac
scount of the reforms which the King Of Naples
snay lie disposed to accord his subjects. M u,
. preliminary 10 his making any move III the mat
der.
! According t. another account, his Imperial Ma
3csty has intimaed TINT hc could not allow his.
Government to take any step without frs, con-
ssnlting with lis allies, particularly including the
King of Piedmont.
The King ii Naples not only addressed the
Western Powers, bu, also Invoked the slmulta
\ enus intervention If the five great Powers. par
.tcnlhrly calling "n the,n t. employ thrr auihnr-
Nv Ia restrain Piedmont from iavorng any rcvou
| mary M" emrnt on the mainland of Naples. i
lTae Englieh Government is said to have promptly
sreplird tAatit did not Intend to interfere in amy
iother way than to stop, II pos-be, the e!iuslon n
.bInpI without siding with either Iarty. l. ,rd
y Nm Ru. sell. however promised to recommend
" l"dmnnt not to lnm"nt any disturbances in the
~ eapuilan pasSessnns in the Pennsula.-
AVA the Powers are understood to have declined.
j more or less positive terms, any direct inter
IvtntIun.