Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-18
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIyAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.

FARruFR PoiNr,.June 1.-THE Boheniidn
from Liverpool on the 9Th and Londonderry
The 18th. passed hero this evening.
The delay TO the Great Eastern is con-
frmed.
statement as to the capltulation is only
Adyices from Naples Of the Sd state that
the King refused the condition Of capitula-
tion. and hostiities recommended at noon
"A dispatch from Turin announces re-
| newal of the bombardment. Palermo was
| barricaded. and part Of the royal troops
surrounded by the Insurgents. .,
A later telegram, dated Palermo, on the
evening of the Sd, pronounces the lombard
ment not renewed. The armsitice was con-
| tinued. r.
Garibaldi continues master of the town,
but the ports were occupied by the Neapoli-
/ tans. The capitulation was not carried out,
but the Neapolitaps continued. Letters from
/ the French squadron say the armistice is TO
last until the 9th. Garibaldi was forced to
grant an armistice for the want Of ammuni-
ton. Messina is quite deserted. Enthusiasm
for Garibaldi was spreading. The Neapolltan
troops were becoming more and more affected
by 1t.
The clergy in Sicily are preaching cru
sade against the Neapolitans. II is stated
that Signor Carafay, in note, demanded q
guarantee for the territory of Sicily, and
called for the interv ention Of the maritime
powers. .+... ....
Piedmont protested against any interven-
ton, and it is represented that an application
to Napoleon received an immediate negotia-
ton. Many officers Of the Sandman Army
, obtained discharges to join Garibaldi.
Naples, June GA dispatch of the. Sd says
that four thousand insurgents, having sew
: eral pieces ofcannon, attacked Catania on the
, lst and were badly repulsed after comba
' of eight hours. The insurgents were dis
persed, losing three guns and two flags
! The city was since declared in state OF siege
The Neapolitan Minister at Rome summoned
! to Naples, reported to be entrusted with th'
: formation of q new ministry.
: Londonderry, June Up. M.-The steame
Fulton arrived at Cowes to-day. Cotton sale
: of the two days were 10000 bales, including
!, 1000 bales to peculators-closing dull
Il Breadstuffs-Flour dull. Wheat has an up
y ward tendency. Corn dull. Provisions dul
:, q but steady.
!, days including Tuesday, $4,000, of whic
Il u 1000 were taken by speculators and export
ers. The market closed with a declinin
tendency and quotations were barely main
!! tained The inferior qualities were very II
:. regular. Middling Orleans had declined 81
u II 06 3-l6. The Manchester advices are favor
- able. Market quiet but steady, holders II
fusing to make any commission.
q Liverpool Breadstufs MdrkeL-lt is re
i II ported that the weather is very wet and ur
i favorable for crops. Flour quiet and holder
u asking an advance. Wheat firm, with bette
demand, and &c. higher: sales of red {
1853 @lOs. .lOd.; white at lls.@l2s.4d. Cor
very dull; sales of yellow at 43s.6d. @44s
y white at 35s.@36s.6d. Beef heavy, an
Is quotations nominal. Pork firm, but pric'
le nominal. Lard firm at 57@59s. Tallow du
/ and unchanged, at 53s.6d. Rosin stead
l. at 4(06d.. for common. Spirits Turpentir
IN steady at 33s.e .@34s. Sugar dull. Coft
quiet. Rice steady.
ID London Market-Wheat advanced l@3
d Flour advanced slightly. Sugar stead
IL Coffee firm. Tea very firm. Rice fir
Tallow- firm at 52@53s. Pig Iron dull at IS