New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-22
ITALY.
THE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.

Late DISPATCHES from Palermo report no change in
the position of aiars. The capuation had not been
signed, and nothing positive was known as TO the ar
mstice. According 10 some dispatches it was pro-
longed indefinitely while others state it was to ermi.
nate on the 9TH the 10Th met Garbaldi had consti-
tuted Ministry, and had appointed a Governor Of
Palermo and of the Province. He had likewise Or
dered sn extraordinary levy, and had issued many de-
crees for energetcaly carrying on the war. One of
Garibalds proclamaons threatens with heavy punieh-
ment those who should commit theits assassnatons
Paris telegram says was believed that hostillties
would not be resumed at Palermo. The authorities
were engaged in deysng the means for preventing the
further ehuson of blood. Ii on the 10th OF May
that Garibaldi went board the Hannibal, British
man-of-war to meet the Neapolian delegate charged
10 demand sn armstice. The conditions were-lst.
The retention of their respective positions by both par
ties. Cd. Liberty to attend 10 the wounded and to re-
move them on board the feet. 30. Permission 10 sup
ply provisions to the hospital for the poor 4h That
the Municipality should address TO the Royal Com
missioner petition for the concession OF such reforms
and institutions might be necessary for the country
The fret three points consented 10 by Garibaldi
without difficulty but he peremptoriy rejected the
fourth, and the Conference was broken OF. Never
theless hostitee did not recommence on the following
day, and the arIaistce, which was fixed to terminate
on that day, was still under discussion.
Full and graphic details Of the early proceedings Of
Garibaldi are published in Tie London Times, aud
deQuces from tneIll tfit the month
will witness the final overthrow of Bourbon authority
in Sicily.
An English steamer had arrived at MARSHA from
Queenstown conveying 20 volunteers, 900 rifles aud
q 900 for Garibald Additional recruits from Genoa
ana esewhere, with arms and ammunition, had also
landed in Sicily.
Letters from Turin assert that the Sandman Gov
eminent will have TO support Garibaldi, and therefore
90 20 war with Naples, it win have TO put down IN
resurrection at home, excited is public opinion be-
coming in Piedmont Ii was reported that, as kind
of half measure, Cayour was about 10 send CoMmis
sioner Extraordinary to Sicily.
Orders bad aso been given to prepare for IN the
mer-of-war at Genoa and Spezzia.
The Paris correspondent of The Morning Chronicle
says that according TO one account the Emperor in
response TO the letter Of the King Of Naples demanding
his interference has required detailed account Of the
reform which the King of Naples may he dis
posed 10 accord his Subjects preliminary to his
making any move in the matter According TO an.
other account, his Imperial Majesty has init mated
that be could not allow his Government 10 take any
tcp without first consulting with his allies particularly
including the King Of Piedmont. The King of Naples
not only addressed tie Western Powers, out also
invoked the simultaneous Intervention Of the five
Great Powers, particularly calling on them 10 employ
their authority 10 restrain Piedmont from ayoring any
revolutionary movement on the mainland OF Naples
The English Government is said 10 have promptly
replied that il did not intend 10 interfere in any other
way than 10 stop if posable the eiusion Of blood