The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-18
THE NEWS BY THE BOHEMIAN.


The steamship Bohemian from Liverpool at OF the
6th via Londonderry 7h passed this point at Gilt P NJ
to-day.
The steamship City Of Washington left Liverpool at
Of the eth for New York, and the Illinois would leave
Southampton the same day for New York
The steamship Fulton, from New York arrived at South
ampton on the 9TH
The steamship Teutona while being lowed from Queens
town to Southampton got aground the Brambes near
Cowes, but foatcd of after two hours detention
THE INsURRECTION IN SICILY.
AT the date OF the last dispatches the struggle at Pal
ermo and the bombardent ofthe city continued On the
29th Garbadi, having captured part Of the artillery
stormed the citadel, and subsequently, proposition
Of General lama commander Of the Neapoan forces
armistce concluded between the royal troops and
GaribaIdi.
The Neapoltan troops concentrated in the royal
palace aud castle which situated at the two extem
ties Of Palermo. Garbadi demanded ,ha, they should
evacuate these positions.
Other dispatches that the capitulaton was sign
cd board the British war steamer Hannibal between
Lanza Garibaldi and the Revolutionary Committee in
stipulated that the Neapolitan army, 25 900 strong
should quit Palermo with all the honors Of war; and en-
bark withtherj material board the Neapoltan squa
dron
Subsequent dispatches indicate that this statement
only partially correct.
Advices from Naples OF the Sd, received via Genoa
state that the King refused the conditions of captulaton
and that hostlities would commence at noon.
despatch from Turin announces the renewal OF the
bohbardment. Palermo barricaded and part of the
Royal troops were surrounded by insurgents.
Neapoan General is said to have gone over to the
insurgents.
later telegraph dated Palermo evening OF the 81 nm
nounces that the bombardmcni had not been renewed
The arms'ice continued sCaribaid was still master Of
the town. but the forts occupied by the Neapoans
The captaaton had not been carried ou negotiations
continued.
Letters from the French squadron say the s<misee was
10 has. unsn Tuesday the 9Th Garibald forced 10
grant the xrmstice for want Of ammunition.
Messina was quite deserted.
The enthusiasm in favor Of Garbadi was spreading
and the Neapolan troops becoming more and more
affected BY it.
The clergy Sicily were publicly preaching crusade
against the Neapoli,an government.
was stated that Scnor Carafa In circular note had
demanded guarantee r the territory of the Settles
aud had called for the Intervention Of the maritime
Powers. Piedmont, il said had proicstested against
any intervention and represented that an appca-
toa to the Emperor OF the French received an immediate
negative.
Many Objects fu tue Sruihan army had Obtained dis
charges, for the purpose Of joining Garibaldi.
A despatch, dated Naples I'd, says 1000 insurgents,
having pieces Of cannon attacked Caama on the
LIST. They bravey repused by General Clay with
the Fifth chasseurs regiment Of ancers and some ar
tiilcry.
After combat OF eight hours the insurgents were dis
pessed losing three guns and aags The city has
since been declared In state Of siege.
The Ncapolitan minister a, Rome had been summoned
20 Naples and reported that he would be entrusted
with the formation Of new ministry.
Mr.. McKNSoS moved that the bill be postponed III
after the result Of the approaching is asoer,aned
After some debate the matter postponed tn the
7,h.
On the 5th lord Pamcrston stated In reply To Mr. vivid
that the Admiralty intended to forward ships Tor survey
ing the Northern IN connection with the proec, for
laying down telegraph cable between England and Anne
RIGA by way Of Iceland.
company said to be in course Of formation to run
line Of steamers between England India via the Cane
The vessels TO be Of thousand tons register and power
enough to perform the inside Of forty Eve DAYS
Lord slratford Is dead.
Recruiting Cor the Pores army In active progress
in Ireland and assisted by the publication Of an ac
count Of the gracious reception which had been accorded
TO previous recruits at Rome
saycrs and Heenan had commenced sparrinr tour in
the Provinces, and attracted good ATTENDANCE a, hi,h
prices