Des Arc citizen., 1860-06-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP BOHE.
 MIAN.-FOUR DAYS LATER.

NEw YoRK, June 1S.-The steamship Bohemian, Capt. McMasters, of the Mon. treal Ocean Steamship Line, passed Far. ther Point, C.E., this morning, on her way from Liverpool to Quebec.
 The advices by this arrival are four days later than those by the Niagara.
 LONDON, June S.-A telegraphic dis. patch from Naples states that the King of Naples refused the conditions of the capi. tulation of the Neapoli,an army at Pa. lermo, and that hostilities recommended on the 3d inst, at noon.
 A telegraphic dispatch from Palermo states that the bombardment of Palermo was resumed on the 3d inst. A portion of the royal troops at Palermo, behind barricades. were surrounded by the insur- gents.
 A telegraphic dispatch to Naples from Palermo, dated on the evening of the Sd inst, says: The bombardment has not been resumed-the armis!ice continues.
 General Garibaldi continued master of Palermo, but the forts were occupied by the royal troops.
 The terms of the exploitation had not vet been carried out.
 Gen. Garibaldi was forced to grant an armistice on account of the scarcity of ammunition.
 The latest accounts from Messina say that the city is deserted. The enthusi. asm for Garibaldi is spreading, and the royal troops are becoming effected thereby. The Siciiian clergy are preaching cru. sade against the King of Naples.
 Piedmont has protested against Minis ter Carafa demanding the intervention of maritime powers in Siciiian affairs. Many Sardinian officers have been dis charged from actual service and are join- ing Garibaldi at Palermo.
 LATEST BY YTELEGRAPH-.Naples, June 5.-A force of four thousand insurgents attacked Catanas, but were repulsed and dispersed with the loss of three guns and two flags. The combat lasted eight hours. Catana has since been declared in state of seige.
 The Neapoli.an minister at the court Of Rome has been summoned to Naples. It is supposed that he is charged with the formation of new ministry.
 ENGLANp.-In the House of Commons MT. Gladstone gave notice of another vote for an appropriation of $500 900 for the prosecution of the war with China. Lord John Russell made speech, Tn which he declared that the Governmen, intended to postpone the reform bill until the next session. .. Lord Palmerston said the Government intended to furnish sloops for survey o the Northern Seas, in connection with the project of putting down telegraph cable between Europe and America via Iceland and Greenland. John c. Heenan and Tom Savers have left London, and commenced a sparrlne tour through the country.
 l PAR1s.-Advices from Paris say tha Prince Jerome Bonaparte is almost hope lessly i'll. .., SrAIr.- Advices from Madrid stat that Juan of Bourbon has published manifesto in which he claims the thron of Spain. made vacant by the abduction his brother Count Montmalin. He assert thst he does not intend to use force for tn purpose of securing his rights.
 RusslA.-A telegraphic dispatch fror St. Petersburg announces that the meas lures prepated for the emancipation serfs have been adopted by majority Ithe deputies and nobles. It is suppose that general franchisemeht will take plac before next autumn.
 TuRKEY. Disturbances have take place at Beyrout. The Christians an Bruzes are hostile to each other. Advices from Calcutta an Bombay state that the cholera IS ragin in the interior of India.
 CH1xA.-Advices from Pekin repo that the English and French ul'lma.u had again been sent to the Chinese En peror, this time without the demand for IT [ demnity. No blockade will be establlshe south of the gulf of Peckeh. The rebe in the vicinity of Canton are injurir trade. The tea market at Canton r mained unchanged.