, 1860-06-26


FAnruvn porx7.. June e4,-The' sfea,u&lip
Nelita has arr;rad from Liverpool the 18Th. via
Of Londonderry l4.h.
The canitnIation Of Palermo WINS signed on
the sixtb. The Noapoljtau troops were to en-.
bark with arms and baggage. They Are 10 en-
camp until their embark ketop in MontepelQrine.
TIE Fort of The Castilemore has been placed
in ths keeping Of tbo English Admiral until the
evacuation Il Effected.
L Naples taeeram Of the 10th says the eyac-
uhtion Of Palermo will terminate Tomorrow.
The ,1opps AAvs already bssuu IL 2s4lye 1t
N4.ncs. at,u b ID beyu u.,,4lsLsd TOW .rus t.,
slrmore auu Gaeta.
Tbs Neepoitan troops In Sicily will bs cou
;en,ra,c5 n S,rseuso. Messinx and Auosta.
The dan, o. hv thc houbsrd,neut uf Palermo
.ss immeusc. TLe Trss.ury was destroyed
The N.&politans comnittcd great atrocniv.
,ue tho,,sand bousr, wern bufn, by thr M.
,i,ans M H IN ontv % ons rouaro OF thu town. ~ wi
- .e1erat * C3nxant. A. tho moment Of r..
.r.at women nnd children. who suuul,t 10 {.
:ape from the burning houses, wcrn kilte.!
'nriai palace was sacked and burnt. Az lhrs
i.rd thc r"ld;cra aat Hrr IN all tho Fnu,en =;
'hcfr .'nv. C.s'rr was p;vrn M to pil1ago l,y
tho Roynlisls .nd then abandoned,
.....4l.. ,,-u,.. :. ..r.,.n, calling all .l.
:irili.nn to arms brsnseu tho nxes u II sud
20.
Fifty yeaxpls nr war wers In tho Koaalx OF
Pulsrn1o-
1t IL ru7orcd Trancn will consent To Iisd-
tu"nt uccrp,,nx th- me,!.aaton psnposca by
Naples 1ho conditions u u,ssi,.tinn arc lii
raj Cnn.s!tutlnu for Naples, separate gov
.-rn,ueui for AtciIy uulrr ttsncc ot tho Ilou>s
| / !,uurkon. auhi.ut Ia Inn nondtion that i,
| cillunn ptvs thrtr ronsent,
| Il il said Ma7zini In. e.ubsrked far Sicily,
Tim sar.,,nlsn gryerntneut In. ordered thru
A'rt sni nIt the snlIsos.los a!"nx tbs coast te
..prrct,rnt him If pu..ihla
The constitution framed according to that o,
| France IL expected MIN tiy.
Gur!bnld had addresncd q letter to Sixnor
t3ertna. authorizing him 10 naks advances o.
| negotiate u loan for Sicily. or 10 contract an,
'lrbt, and adds he has Mt Sicily im.nrnus n.eaue
10 satisfy NIL claims.
Toe Kings ur Gle is strongly urging tlle adop-
lion Of the Italian policy and lfbrral consttn.
:lon for Naples.
The Stspali'an Envoy IL on his way to r4rit
and London.
| uE.Ar "alrA1S.-Thc government Withdrew
The Reform bill to the nexs session.
The British Admiralty -Ataticncd tlip of
| war at Aetaina, one at ralermo and four in
the Bay Of Naples, to afford shelter to British
subj. .cts.
Pslmerston stated he would not hesitate 10
express to The Neapolitan Envoy the feelings
with which they regarded The barIar1tics perpe-
trAted at Palermo.
/ Austria had peremptoriy refused to interfere
in regard to the proposition Of the King Of
Nipples for the guarantee Of possession of the
two Siciiies. There is every reason to believe
| thnt France will do likewise. It is unnecessns;
10 sav ~hat were the feelings of the British
Government
The Great Eastern made her trial trip, IL
hours to sea and 12 hours back. The trial wns
satisfactory, although her speed did mot exceed
12s knots, averaging l2f It ia confidently an-
.icpatsd that size will reach New York inside
| oF ten davs
FRAxcE.-The Emperor leaves Pans on the
18th for baden, TO meet the Princess Regent Of
Prussia and other German Soyereigus.
On the 14th the Emperor WAS to hold grand
L,ilitary resiew to celebrate the annexation Of
Savoy and Nice which would 10 formally az
comp1ished on tia. day. n Detna will be aung
in Nntre Dame, and public edidces will be llunl-
mated.
Negotiations for the treaty Of commerce be-
tween France and Belgium are progressing.