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

The News.
By the steamships Hammonia at this port, and
the Bohemian at Farther Point, we have four days
later intelligence from Europe. The success of
Garibaldi at Palermo is said to be complete and de-
cisive. A capituaton had been signed between
General LAMA and Garibadi and the Revolutionary
Committee. The captuation stipulates that the
Nespoltan army, Is 900 strong, shall quit Palermo
with all the honors of war, aud embark with their
matniel on board the Neapolitan squadron. There
were rumors that the King had refused to ratfy the
capitulation, and that the fighting had recon-
menced. but they proved to be unfounded.
Letters from Naples state that q grand
manifestation had taken place there, during which
shouts for Emanuel" "Garibaldi' and "Siciy"
were freely given. 1t was thought the Great East.
ern would sail on the 23d inst, but no day had
been absolutely fixed upon. Lord Palmerston had
granted steamship for the purpose Of making q
survey and soundngs for the proposed line of teie
graph from England to America via the Farce
Islands, Iceland and Greenland. The Liverpool
cotton market showed a declining tendency, and
prices were barely maintained.
II was mentioned some time since by telegraph
that General Walker. with party Of officers, had
left New Orleans in sailing vessel for some point
In Central America but the fact elected very little
attention from the public. II may be interesting to
our readers to learn that II Is now stated by parties
who are supposed to be well informed on the mat
ter, that his destination Is one Of the Bay islands
which have been recently re-ceded by England
70 the republic Of Honduras. We published q
short time ago the fac, that the people of Ruatan
had protested against returning under the sway
of the Honduras government, so that they are
OF present as II were, independent. The island Is
populated by about four thousand people, of
mixed race. the Indian and West India negro pre-
ponderating. The probability il that Walker ex-
poets TO create some Kind OF government organi
sa,ion there, and thus obtain foothold for himself
somewhere in the Central American region, with O
view 10 future action.
In the HERALD Of Sunday we published synop-
sis Of the majority report Of the Covode Investi-
eating Committee. submitted by Mr. Train, Of Mas.
sachusetb. This morning we give summary of
The minority report of Gov. winslow, which is 10
be submitted to the House to-day. The report Of
Gov. winslow shows up the objects and intents Of
The majority Of the committee, which, II states,
were not 10 ascertain the truth, but mere trick
and coutrivance 70 obtain evidence 70 be used Tor
partisan purposes.
Adyices from Arizona Territory, received atSt.
Louis state that the Indian depredstons still con-
tinued near Tucson aud Los Congoes, and that seve
raj lives had already been lost, The prospect Of
an abundant harvest in the Territory was very
good.
terrific hail storm passed over Albany yester-
day afternoon, lasting half an hour, by which great
damage was done to property In all parts Of the
city.
The doinss of the Japanese yesterday, with .
very interesting sketch Of Tommy the speci.
men OF Young Japan. are given In our paper this
morning. The ofhcal reception OF the Embassy BY
the Mayor and Common Council will take place Of
The City Hall at haif-past one O'clock this after
noon.
The overland mail coach. with San francisco
da,es 10 the 2sth OF May, arrived at Springfield
Mo-, last evening Incessant rains had prevailed
nj Gan Francisco, and bu, little business had been
transacted. From Carson Valley we learn thai
about 900 Indians were In the vicinity Of Pyramid
Lake. and GOO Indians and 200 United
States troops had gone TO attack them
sn front and rear. The rumors OF Indian
disturbsnces on Butter creek Ia confirmed, and
sbe Indians In that neiehborhood seem determined
hOGtlline9. Ine tthtlVu VI hht Iony Express
Simpson Park had been burned down, supposed Il
have been set ere 10 by the Indians.
Our special despatch from Baltimore this morn
tnr. furnishes us with the rumor, gossip, &c, a
70 the course Of Democratic Convention which Is
assemble In that city to-day.
The saIss Of cotton on saturday were confined 70 fe
hundred b.ls, closing on the basis Of about lie ps
pound Cor uniddiins upands. The market for fow Va
heavy and lower for medium and common grades a STAT
md western while fresh ground and good extra brand
were sustained. sou,hen eour v@ steady, and prce
npchangea- Wheat opcued wish more nrmness and va
N good demand for export, with toierabiy fro
sales 81 full prices Corn In good supply and N
nsrkes besvy while purchases to fair extent III
suru az the market was TO favor Of purch>sers Por
w heavy and easter with fair demand frvm the trad
salcs Of nee mss were made al sts i7x sis -, an
uew prime 81 st3 g. rhe japanese reception ntsrfcrc
With business 10 the afternoon, which wss oearl
euspendcd TIE sugar market vss hrrn With sslss a
gsr hundred hhda 81 fan price, Codee w~ ARMY he'll
wfsh light saies There vs pcvcment In cArs
ed sales II Soooo mats were nAds s lsc isx
rre,shss we're Arm fs Lvsrpcc end further eaesesmsa
v~re made a fun rates