The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-19
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER BOHEMIAN,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The Terms of COMPUTATION not Accepted by
the King of Naples--HostiIities Renewed at
Confirmed.
FARTHER POINT, below Quebec, June 1.-THE
steamship bohemian, with Liverpool dates to the
9th inst, and by telegraph via Londonderry TO the
It'll, passed the Point this'evening
The steamship Fulton, from New York has ar
rived at Southampton.
The British pOst-otice authorities have notified
the Galway line that their fortniphtIv service will
commence on Tuesday, June 26th, to New York
and on Tuesday, the 10th of July, to Boston. An
extraordinary meeting of the company is to be
called, to get authority to borrow money.
SICILY.
Later Sicilian dispatches indicate that the state
ment as to the capitulation at Palermo was only
partially correct.
Advices from Naples to the Sd inst state that
the King had refused the conditions of the capitu
lat"n, and that hostilities will re-commence at
nOon
A dispatch from Turin announces the renewal of
ne bombardment. Palermo was barricaded and
part of the royal troops were surrounded by the
insurgents.
A Neapolitan general had gone over to the in.
surgents
A later Geographic despatch, dated Palermo on
the evening of the 3d. announced that the lombard
ment had not been renewed. The armistice was
continued. Garibaldi was still master of the town
but the forts were occupied by the Neapoitans.-
The terms OF the capitulation have been carried
out, but the negotiations are continued
Letters from the French squadron saw that the
armistice was to last until the 9Th of Dune Carl
badi was forced to grant the armistice for want of
ammunition.
Messina was quite deserted.
The enthusiasm for Garibaldi was SPREADING and
the Neapotan troops were becoming more and
more affected by it.
The clergy in Sicily are preaching crusade
against the Neapolitans.
1t is stated that Senior Caraia in n circuIar mote
demanded guarantee for the territory of the Two
Sicilies, and called for intervention Piedmont
protested against this and represented that an
plication to Napoleon would secure an immediate
negative
MANY officers of the Sandman army had obtained
discharges in order to join Garibaldi.
A Naples despatch, of the 30th inst SAYS that
1000 insurgents, with several pieces of cannon
had attacked Catania on the LIST. but were bravelv
repulsed After a contest of eight hours the in
surgents dispersed, losing three guns and two
flags. The city has since been declared in a state
of siege.
The Neapoltan minister at Rome has been sum-
moned to Naples, and 1t reported that he will be
entrusted with the formation of ministry.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House OF Commons, on the 4th inst, Mr..
for the China war.
The Reform bill was debated, and in the course
of his remarks, Lord John Russell said that there
no truth in the rumor that the government in
tended to postpone the matter until the next
session.
On the 9Th inst, Lord Palmerston stated that the
government intended to furnish ships to survey
the northern seas, in connection with the project
for Geographic cable via Iceland to America.
company is said to be forming, to run line of
steamers between England and India, via the Cape.
The vessels are to be 1000 tons burthen, and power
sufficient to perform the service inside of forty-ve
days.
Sayers and Heenan had commenced sparring
tour. There was good attendance, at high prices.
Jerome Bonaparte is now reported as hopeless
ly i'll.
Unfavorabe weather having retarded the work
on the Great Eastern, the Directors defer her de-
parture for short time. They confidently expect
that she will sail within fortnight. The day of
her departure will not be announced until there is
no possibility of a further disappointment.
FRANCE.
Trade was very dull in France. Breadstuffs were
frmer in Paris. Flour had advanced 1@9115 franc
per sack, and wheat $50 confines per sack. The
provincial markets were dearer.
The Bourse had been animated and "A per cent.
better, but on the 9th was very fat and the Rentes
fell to 69f. S5c.
RUSSIA.
The Gasette du Nord states that the principal