Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-06-26
LATER FROM EUROPE.

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| FURTHER POINT, June 24.-The steamship Melits
has arrived with Liverpool dates OF the 18th, anC
Londonderry dates Of the 18th inst The steamship
/ Kangaroo, arrived out on the 18th, and the Brazil
at Galway, and Adriatic atSouthampgal on the 18th
! the Anglo Saxon at Queenstown on the 18th.
The capitulatiOn Of Palermo was signed on the 9th
| The NeapOlitan troops were to embark with arms
and baggage. They are to encamp till their embar.
/ katOn at Mont PelagrinO
The fort of CasullamOre has been placed in the
keeping Of the English Admiral until the evacuation
/ is effected.
A Naples telegram Of the 10th says the evacuation
/ of Palermo will terminate tomorrow.
The troops have already begun to arrive at Naples
and had been dispatched towards Castillo and
/ Gaeta.
The NeaDolitan troops in Sicily will be concentra-
| ted at Syracuse, Messina, and AgOta.
| The damage by tie bombardment Of Palermo was
| immense. The Treasury was destroyed.
The NeapOlitans committed great atrocities Three
| hundred houses were burned by them in single
square of the town. as well several converts. AT
| the moment Of retreat, women and children who
sought to escape from the burning houses were kill
ed Carine palace was sacked and burned as they
retired The soldiers set fire to all the houses in
their way. Catana was given up 70 pillage BY the
Royalists, and then abandoned.
Garibaldi has issued decree calling all Scilians,
between the ages Of II and so, to arms. Vessels Of
war were in the roads Of Palermo. 1t is rumOred
that France will consent that Piedmont should ac-
cept the mediation proposed by Naples. The condi-
tions of mediation are liberal constitution for Ma
pies, and separate government for Sicily under a
Prince of the house of Gorben, subject to the con-
dition that the Sicilians give the their consent
Mazzini has embarked for Sicily.
The Sandman government has ordered its feet
and all the authorities to apprehend him if posi-
| bic.
A Naples dispatch says the PRONUNCIATION of the
constitution framed according to that Of France Is
shortly expected.
Garibaldi had addressed letter to Signor Bretna,
authorizing him to make advances or negotiate q
loan for Sicily, and to contract any debit and adds
that he has at Sicily immense means TO satisfy all
claims.
The Kings uncle is strongly urging the adoption
of the Italian policy and q liberal constitution for
Naples. The Neapolitan Envoy is On his way to
Paris and London.
GREAT BRITAIN-The Government withdrew the
Reform bill to the next session. The British Admir-
atty stationed a ship-of-war at Meszna, at Mar
sala one at Palermo and four in the Bay Of Naples,
10 afford shelter to British subjects.
PalmerstOn stated that he would not hesitate to
express to the NeapOltan Envoy the feelings with
which they regarded the barbarities peFpetrated at
Palermo
Austria had peremptorily refused to interfere in
regard to the proposition Of the King OF Naples
for the guarantee Of his possession OF the two Sic
lies. There is every reason to believe that france
will do likewise. 1t is unnecessary to say what were
the feelings of the British Government. The Great
Eastern made her trial trip, II hours TO sea and II
hours back The trial was satisfactory, although
her speed did not exceed 123 knots, averaging lZA
1t is confidently anticipated that she will reach New
York inside Of 10 days.
FRANCE-The Emperor leaves Paris on the 18th
for Baden to meet the Princess Regent Of Prussia
and other German sOvereigns. On the l4th the En-
Deror was to hold grand military review o. cele-
brate the annexation Of Savoy and Nice, which will
be formerly accomplished on that day.
Thirty-SixIk COngress--FirBt Session.
WASHINGTON June 25.-SENATE.-The Post route
bill was amended authorizing the Postmaster Gen
era to contract for temporary steamship service to
California &c, and passed.
The bill amending the act granting lands TO certain
Mississippi Railroads, passed
The Consular bill from the House and mail route
bill, between the United States and Mexico was laid
over.
proclamation for an extra Executive session
tomorrow was read. Adjourned sine die
HOusE-The House agreed to the Senates request
for another committee Of Conference on the fost
Office Deficiency bill
The President has signed the bill OF appropria-
tons for civil expenses, with protest against Nat
Meigs experimenting the expenditures OF tae WASH
ton AquedHct
The President sent in message recapituiatlhs
the ground Of his protest of March last against tue
action of the COvOde Committee and soiemniy pro
testing against their unconstitutional proceedings'
The message was referred 70 O select COMMITTEE
The House killed tha POST route Dill BY refusing
to suspend the rules for its consideration and ad-
jOurned sine de.