, 1860-06-21
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The SIcIllan 1nAurreckiou.

FARrasR POINT, June eo-The United King.
dom from GlhsHow. arrived At eight AN.
GEScA, 6TH -fews from Sicily states that The
capitulatioui is concluded between Garlbaldi and
Lsza. Conditions unknown:
Pans. SrH-Tbe King Of Naples invoked the
intsrFsntion Of the five great powers to guarsn-
tee the integrity Of his dominious. lie more
particularly e1Aimed mediation Fl ION the French
Emperor Tor the paclfcation OF Sicily, ard
promised TO proclaim Immediately the c,nstitu-
tion OF 1859; also requests the great powers to
employ their authority md influence to prevent
Piedmont from faToring insulrection on the
NAPLES Regarding the collective action Of
the great powers, England was the frst 10
answer. She did not intend to interfere in the
conflict; except, il possib!t.. to stop the effu-
sion Of blood, without siding with either
party:
Tue other powers gave a similar reply. Ma.
po1eon replied Immediately, mediation between
two powers, aud unirss be officially recognized
the Sicilisn insurFection, no power could medi-
ate between the same and the King Of Naples.
Lurd John Russell. however, promised to
recommend Piedmont not to foment disturb
ances in the Peuinsutar provinces Of the King
Of Naples
The Bourse was very dull.
Paris, THURSDAY The conditions Of the nr.
/ mistice proposed BY Lanza are; First-The re-
teation Of their respective positions by both
parties. Second--To attend to the wounded
and remove them on board the feet, Third
Permission: to supply provisions 10 the hospital
| for tho poor Fourih-That the Municipality
should address petition to the Royal C1mm1s-
| aloners for the concession OF such retol Ills as
| were deemed uecessary Tor the country. The
| frft three points were consented to By Carl
baldi; but the fourth was rejected rerempto-
riiy, and the cor: erenes was broken of Never.
| theless, hostilties did not recemmence the fol-
loving day, and the armiatice is etill under dis
cussion.
I LospoS, Friday.-The 1imes publishes full
details Of Garibaldia proceeding, and says
the present month will cad the Bourbon rule In
Sicily.
The dsy Of sailing Of the Great Eastern will
not be published till after the trial trip Of Sat-
urday. Ihe paddles we're tried on Monday
last, and the paddles and fcrew together on
Tuesday. and th4 run Of Saturday will consist
ef IL hours steaming down the channel. A New
YORK pilot is on board. The day Of sailing il
not intended to be later than the 23d, aud prob
ably will be earlier, as it is desired that the yes
sci ehall be in New York in time for the 4:h o.
July.
INDIA AND CuxA.-Au extra Bombay 1iime
has the following telegram:-
and British Governments was received on tht
8th. The Chinese Government positively re
jects their demands. The Government Of Japat
affects great alarm for the safety OF the Foreigl
Legations. General Sir Hope Grant is expect
ed at Bong Kong On the 2S.h. Nothing wa
, known Of the preparations made By the Jap
anese.
In the House Of Lords Lord Brcughaxn char
acterized the bombardment Of Palermo as th
. most asroeious act ever perpetrattd d.
; In the Commons Lord J. RUSSELL al The gov
ernment had proposed to the United States an
!. England to Rct ooriointy ia capturing tlayers.
: The Ascot race Was won By Rupert. Th
! Ro. al stand snlate was won 3by Horror amer, u