The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-09

IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
NEGS TO 1H1 AFTERNOON " MAY 81.
THE sIcILIAN RuvoIuTIoN.
COkTRU:D SUCCESS OF GARIBALDI.
Investment # Palermo by the
Levolutionists.
TIE DETAILS OF THE DERBY.
Tho Great Eastern to Leave for New
York To-Day.
U0R LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENTS,
&C., Co., 90.
Investment If Palermo by the
Levolutionists.
TIE "DETAILS OF THE DERBY.
Tho Great Eastern to Leave for New
York To-Day.
NUGR LONDON AND PARIS CORRESPONDENTS
&c, 60, 90.


The slearshp Africa csF Sesn'lon, which sailed from
Liverpool al IL O'Clock The morning of 2eth Tad
from Qceeus,own tho evening Of II. 9th ultinc,
rived rsre early yesterday morning, bringing three days
Aaer
Tho information relative 10 tteprogress OF olribald
suenues neagrc szd very conflicting bu. there ,es not
soc TO be doubt OF the continued success OF Carl
bald. supplement - the Genoa Aorim-e of the 23i
NAY alleges Nat Garibali rEd entered Reermo with
900 infantry and squadron Of cavalry. The Neapo
Means laid down their arms. The meat extraordinary
enthusiasm prevailed at Palermo.
The PARIS Patie doubts the above Intelligence. The
London y,,os Paris correspondent however, assured
M correctness aud Gays that Gsrbsld has determined
70 make hmse undispaed master OF Sicily before making
aay attempt on the mainland. He VII Afterwards form
asuoog naval force, and cesceni upsn CsabriA-
The authority prof have special instructions
" believing that Gsnbadi had really entered Palermo,
and that he had Issued strrog proclamation dated from
Nat chy, declaring that he had assumed the provisions
dictatorship OF Sicily.
The Insurrectlons Committee in Sicily had, IL is sAid
TO the foreign Coasuls, announcing hsi the
nation would be consulted aad that the sicilan PAsla
mont wooli be convoked.
The Paris correspondent o. tbs London Post also says
thai proclamation had ooen Issued by Gsribaldi 10
which he took upon himself all the responsibilities OF the
d,csaiorthp OF Sicily.
The mysterious bark Charles B. Truu which hal been
lying al Queenstown for several months with Q cargo OF
rnts from America, had left Queenstown for Liverpool
she ire,ghied by tbs GsrIbald Committee in New
York, but having arrived after the che re-
manned at Queenstown awaiting orders from the States
was considered likely tbs, GsribAldrs new movement.
lad led 10 her departure.
Lord John Russell stated, n reply to 40 Inquiry by Nj.
0lrhe ot had
demand Of the Swiss for conference Of the
Rres Powers and would 10 do 30 until sritzsr-
had Withdrew her demand.
Mr.. Lang moved for . vote Of crcd. account OF tn,
evil srvce estimates, which, afer slropg opposition
vas agreed 10. Tue opposition members pressed upon
gsveInmest the necessy Of proceeding . regular way
~, he estmstes and supposed that thsir inentoa
% the further consideration Of the Rcror bill
until The es,imsi0s are passed, and thereby kill the
sure for tbh sess,on.
Tho london Times say the above proceedings have viz
tsaly decided the abandonment, Of The Reform bill
Although some time msy elspse before the measure is
nnslly given up.
On the 2sih, the House OF Cou the acton Of the
Lords on the bill repeating paper the duty debated
md committee Of twenty appointed 70 search
Ter precedeps
The conduct OF the Nespolan government debated
and LORD Pamersion Denounced 10 the strongest terms
- entirely governm ent OF the polioe
The Telegraph cable TO be laid between Rangoon aud
Rns pore, eco m les long, being tested.
The Brteh Channel feet, consisting OF eight shps had
sAnsd on q cru'se.
Greu meeungt Ia aid OF missions 10 Central Africa hal
been held In Manchester and Liverpool Lord Bougham
was the pr cpA speaker ai both Places and urged tina,
. vigorous support Of the Missions which would Indirect,
" encourage the production OF cotton, would tend 70 sup
pre-. TIE slave trade and slavery.
TIE Iondoa Mcv~sn9 CAronick Q warning voios
sgainst over trading In the giu Of cotton and predicts
heavy ksses through irresponsible traders
! u n asserted that General Lamcrciere lef Rome On
- the I'D Ut for Apoopa He dned on the 22i with |
General euyon.
Ths s,ssmshp Canada, n Queens.own 27th Of Nay, |
REPORTS that her toyase from Boston, whilst cross
~ she Banks during dstse tos, In collision with
e. brig Rovsrr Bride, Of Loadou, from Cain for 81
Jshns, n. y with salt The crew all sale and on
board ne Canada
Ncssrs n Bel, son 4 20. report a. follows
rhe market fer American securities continues Inactive
whHu much Easier 70 ind purchasers than sellers OF
she sfsfe stocks 10 railroad bonds duriog tbs
fast week the demand has been chiefly Tor the Pauana
xpr OF 1895