Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-06-28

! Ia. with LNcrpeut aayiocs. 0f the 18th instant
four days later has passed this point on hor way
! Quebeek. .-.
| Tho steamers Canadian and dng'o- -Srxon had mr..
rived out, the former ON the 18th and the nttor on
| tho 18th.
! The latest al,iccs from Sicily state that the
! cnphnlatmn ot tho Neapnlltnn truors had been
! signed, and that they had evacuated Palermo.
! Naples had sent tho envoy to England aud
! Fruncc
| The English reform bill had been Withdrawn by
! the Government.
The steamer Ercat Eastern WAS to sail on tho
! 10th for n. York.
! FROM SICILY.
! Ncnpolitnn trWps had evacuated Palermo, and
1 hal already began To arrive ut Naples and been
1 dispatched towards Caste more md Haeta, Tho
Nenpaltan troops in Sicily will be cntrated at
Syneusc Mess'na and Ago-ta.
The damage done by tho mbnr,lment of Pal
crno was immense The TREASURY was destroyed
| aud thu NenmllInn troops committed great atrorl-
| tics. Three hundred houses ware burnt by them
J III ouly quarter of the town. as well ns sever
| nj Converts ut tho moment Of their retreat, Wo-
/ men aud childreh who sought to escape from hrir
/ burnlu, houses we're killed
~ tarinl tho palace sacked aud burned
and ny they ret,rni tho soldiers se fire all the
! houses IN their why.
Gamma was given up To Tho pillnss of the Roy
! a!iss and then abandoned.
! tnrahad las usual u decree calling all tho
StciIitns to arms between tho ages of II an,. so
years. Vessels OF war wcru in the road Of Paler.
! In".
1t IL rumored that France, with the consent of
! Piedmont, hnS accepted tho meditation proposed
| bv Naples The condition of tho meditation are
! Il Liberal constitution ior Naples and sepernle
| government for Sicily. under u Prince of tho
House of Bourhan subject to the condition that tho
| Scilinns give their consent.
1t is said that Mn2Gn had embnr X cd for Sicily
Ihn .nIu 't mat had r,tn.n1
and nlI the authorities along the coast to apprc-
| hcnl him il possible
Naples dispatches say that tho promag gaion of
Constitution framed according to that If France
| ls expected shortly.
Garabnldi hal addressed n lettcr To Sirnor Ber-
! isco, authorizing him To make dynnces pego-
tate loan or Sicily or contract unv dnbt; aud
| adds 'hnt he hGs nt Sicily immense means to sat
| siy nll claims.
The King uncle was strongly urging tho
adoption OF the mlinn policy and liberal CON
/ s,itulnn for Naples.
The British Admiralty have stationed ship
of war Mt Messna, me Al Marsha. onc mt Paler-
mo, and four in the Bay m Naples, to afford shell
ter tn British subjects
Lnrl pllmerst"n stated in Parliament that he
would not hesitate to express 10 the Ncapnlitan
| Ln,ny the feelings with which they regarded tho
harlarirtcs perp"rratediat Palermo.
AnstrIa hnt pcromporiay refused to inter
fore III regard To- the proposition oi the King of
Naples f'r IL guarantee Of the possession Of the
/ Two Sieies
1here is every reason to believe that France will
| DO likcn se
1t was considered Unnecessary to say what
. were the feelings Of HE uf the British -inyern-
Inen in condemnation Of the NcapolitAn Govern
! mrn'.
The steamer H,cm Eastern has maln II trial
trip ol TIVE ,lcrhnur$' DURATION to sea- anl twelve
hours back The trial wns satisfactory, although
the speed Did not exceed thirteen and three fIurlhs
| knots per honr--an aternge Of twelve md hall
krot, II confidently anticipated she would
reach y. Y."'lusilc Of ten days.
! FRANCE.
The Emperor was 10 leave Paris the 18th for
Badcn, to meet The Prince Regent Of Prussia and
| the oth'r German snycrcigns
On the | ih the Emperor was to hold grand
military review to celebrate the annexation of Sa-
voy and Nice. which would be formally accom-
! pli-hed on thar day.
coa"rscfM INTELLIGENCE,
| Liverpool. june. l3, -Cotson-Sacs oi the Inst
, three days II 600 bales including $500 bales ia
! ken on snrcu'nipn and for cxnort The market
cio'e1 with II declining tend nty, but little cnqu-
ry and prices weak nk.--Quotnti,ns Irregular.
Manchester adyices are unfavorablc. The mar
kct el ,sed dull and previous quotatios barely mai
tained
Brradstuds generally closed buoyAn,. All
qualities had slightly advanced The weather has
Flour is frns,t m advance Of GIdls: Western
oSs. Philadelphia 2s-t329-G1. Wheat firm Mt
nm advance of 2tti3d Milwaukee red IL. Corn
quiet at a decline Of Cd; with better inquiry
mixed 52s(d32s Cd; yellow 3es G1lY33s white
34s.
Provisions closed quiet. Beef quiet. PJrk quiet.
Bacon steady. lard quiet but firm. Taiow closed
| quiet but seaay.
Produce. Sugar dali Pot Ashes dull. Rice
firm Coffee quiet Resin steady at As. Sd. Turpen-
lne Spirits dull nt BIS.
LoNpoN MSRKErs.-Whcatg generally closed with
| an advancing tendency at an advance Of
| 2(d3d. Sugar is steady. Coffee frm Rice firm, and
| prices tending upward
MoSEY MAnKErs.--Thero is brisk demand
and rates are tending upward. Consols 93s(G934
| for account ex-dividend.
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| How A LADY CANyAssED IN lKELAND.-A cor
respondent of tho Waterford Mail gives the fol-
| lowing anecdote Of tho late election for Glare
The contest turned wholly upon personal pop
! ularity, and Calcutt, who is inrmer-like jolly
Irish gentleman. was better calculated to win upon
the people than the fashionable young captain of
q crack corps His wife, too, would make the
| fortune of any candidate. A fine dashing wo-
man. she rode about the country in the carriage
with her house md 10 his canyassing expeditions
and, when he was one day in public house, see
| ing u parrish committee, and she was outside
in the baroncre awaiting his return, the freze
coats gathered round the vehicle, and giving three
cheers 'lor her honor" called upon her to mako
q speech. Prompt as Lightning. she replied. Il
won't trouble you, my friends. with my oratory,
but III sing you song. which an lrshman, with
music in his soul, would any day prefer to a
speech" and with that, in clear and pleasant
| voice. she str,lek up LET Elm remember" and
! followed the diy with several other melodies of
Tommy Aloore A person who witnessed the
scene, assured me there was nothing incongruous
about it; the lady sung her Test, and entered into
Tia her snuu and tha freaza cnnta Esieurd