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Sunday Evenings Dispatches.
-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
ARRIVAL OF THE mELITA.

FARTHER PoINT, Iune 24.-The Mettd has
arrived from Liverpool, bringing dates to the
18th, and ola Londonderry to the l4th.
The Kangaroo arrived out on the 10th, the
Canada on the 18th, and the Brasil ut Gal
way, and Adridtic at Southampton on the
18th, and the AngIo-SdxoR 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 embarkation on Montepelagrino.
The port of Castillamore has been placed
in the keeping of the English Admiral until
the evacuation is affected.
A Naples telegram of the 10th says the
evacuation will terminate tomorrow.
The troops have already begun to arrive at
Naples, and had been dispatched toward
Castillamor and Gaeta. The Neapolitan
troops in Sicily will be concentrated at Syra-
cuse, Messina and Agosta. The damage by
the bombardment of Palermo was immense.
The treasury was destroyed. The Neapoli-
tans committed great atrocities; two hundred
houses were burnt by them in only one
square of the town, as well as several Con-
vents, at the moment of retreat. Women
and children who sought to escape from the
burning houses were killed. Cavini Palace
was sacked and burnt. AS they retired, the
soldiers set fire to all the houses in their way.
OaIl0lh WIS given up W ny lne
Royalists, and then abandoned.
Garibaldi issued decree calling all Sicil-
ians to arms, between the ages of seventeen
and fifty.
Fifty vessels of war were in the roads of
| Palermo.
1t is rumored that France will consent.
Piedmont accepted the mediation proposed
| by Naples. The conditions of mediation are
| a liberal constitution for Naples, and a sepa-
| IN Cor ,lu he Drip na
of the House of Gorben, subject to the condi-
| tions that Sicilians give their consent.
II is said Mazzini has embarked for Sicily
The .Sardinian Government has ordered
their feet and all the authorities along the
coast to apprehend him, if possible. .
| A Naples dispatch says the PRONUNCIATION
of the Constitution, framed according to tha
Of France, is expected shortly. Garibald
had addressed letter to Sig, Bertini, author
,izing him to make advances or negotiate {
loan for Sicily, or TO contract any debt, anC
adds, he has at Sicily immense means to sat
isfy all claims. The Kings uncle is strongly
urging the adoption of the Italian policy anC
Liberal Constitution for Naples.
The Neapolitan Envoy is on his way Il
| Paris and London.
Great Britdin.-The Government with
drew the Reform Bill to the next session
The British Admiralty stationed ship-of
war at Messina, one at Marsella, one a
Palermo, and four in the bay of Naples, Il
afford shelterto British subjects
, Lord Palmerston stated that he would no
hesitate to express to the Neapolitan Envo,
the feelings with which they regarded thu
barbarities perpetrated at Palermo.
Austria had peremptorily refused to in
terfere in regard to the proposition of tn
King of Naples, for the guarantee of pos
session of the two Sicilies. There is ever,
reason to believe that France will olike
wise. 1t is unnecessary to say what wer
the feelings of the British Government.
, The Great Eastern made her trial triI
twelve hours TO sea and twelve hours back
The trial was satisfactory, although her spec
. did not exceed thirteen and three-fourth
knots, averaging twelve and one-half. 1t
confidently anticipated she will reach Ney
York inside of ten days.
= Frdnce.-The Emperor leaves Paris on tn
3 | 18th for Baden, to meet the Princess Regen
of Prussia, and other German Sovereigns.
, On the l4th the Emperor was to hold
grand military review to celebrate the annex
l alton of Savoy and Nice, which will be fol
: mally accomplished that day
= coMMERciAL INTELhGENoE.
II Liverpool Cotton Market-The sales
G Cotton for the three days ending Tuesda
were l7oO0 bales, including $500 on specl
lation for export. Market closed with d
+ clining tendency, with but little inquiry an
prices weak; quotations irregular. II
&c advices from Manchester are unfavorabl
A quotations were barely maintained.
: Liverpool Breadstufs Market. = Th
70 weather is unfayorable 10 the crops. Richar
b. son, Spence & Co., report Flour firm, and 6
s. (9ls. higher: Western 2Ss., Philadelphia 2s
70 929s. Cd. Wheat firm, and 2@3d. bette
Milwaukee red lis. Corn quiet, and
H. lower, with better inquiry: mixed 32s@3.
n Cd, yellow 32s. Cd .@33s., and white "a
,e Beef quiet. Pork quiet. Bacon stead
10 Lard quiet and firm. Tallow steady al
= quiet. Sugar dull. Ashes dull: pearls 81
lie Cd. Coffee quiet Rice firm. Resin stead
is common As 5d.@4s. 6. Spiritso Turpentil
ct dull at 34s.
London Markets.-Wheat upward, ar
advanced 2@3d. per quarter. Sugar stead
At Coffee firm. Tea steady at lbs SID. f
Is common Congou. Rice irmer and tendiI
p upward. Tallow SIS. Linseed-oil 2ss 3
= Iron-Scotch pig dull.
N Money MarkeE-There is brisk deman
ID but rates generally unchanged. ConsC
al closed Tuesday at 939s on account for e
dividend.
j. Liverpool June l4-P. M,-Cotton--Sal
ee of two days Ia, 600 bales, including 5000
De speculators and exporters market closi
e. dull and unchanged.
Breadstuffs are steady. Wheat has an u
DC ward tendency. Flour tends downwal
Il prices easier, but not quotably chang'
b. Provisions quiet and steady. Lard frm a
"a in good demand.
70 London, ThVTsddy.-Consols closed at 81
" @93A for account, ex-dividend.
The aeceders at Richmond.