Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-21
Last Nights Report.
FOREIGN ARRIVAL.

FARTHER fcIST, June 70.
The United Kingdom, from Glasgow, arrived
At $50 a N
GENOA, sth-News from Sicily states that the
eapitulation is continued between Garibaldi and
Lama. Condi Ions unknown.
PAHIB eth-The King Of Naples invoked the
Intervention Of the hve great powers to guarantee
the integrity Of his dominions. He more particu-
larly claimed mediation from the French Emper-
or for the paeinoation Of Sicily, and promised to
proclaim immediately the constitution Of 1852
he also requests the great powers to employ their
authority and influence to prevent Piedmont from
favori ng insurrectiOn on the main land. Naples
regarding the collective action of the great pow
erB- England was the first TO answer She did
not intend 10 interfere in the conflict, except TO
stop, II possible, the ehusion Of blood, without
siding with either party.
The other powers gave a similar reply. NapO-
leon replied mediation only possible between two
powers, and unless he officially recognized the
Sicilian insurrection no power could mediate be-
tween the same and the King Of Naples
Lord Russell, however, promised TO recommend
Piedmont not 70 foment disturbances in the Pc
ninsplar possessions Of the King Of Naples, ex-
cept Austria, who had no diplomatic relations
with Piedmont, or any other great power, will
LONDON, Friday-Fair business In wheat at full
ofhsrartsles unchanged.
FURTHER By THE UNITED KINGDOM.
The BogTss was very dun.
FlrSt, The retention Of their respective positions
Second, 10 attend to the wounded, and remove
them on board the feet.
Third, Permission to supply provision to the hos
fourth, That the Municipality should address a
pstition 70 the royal communion for the concession
u such reforms as were deemed necessary for the
Ths hrst three points were consented to by Carl
bald but the fourth was rejected preempforiy, and
the conference was broken on nevertheless hostili
ties did not commence the following day, and the
armistico is still under discussion.
LONDON, Friday-Ihe Times publishes full de-
tails Of FGaripaldis proceedings and says the
present month viii end the Bourbon rule in
The day Of sailing Of the Great Eastern will
not be published till after the trial trip Of Satur
day. The paddles were tried on Monday last,
and the paddles and screw together on Tuesday,
and the run on Saturday viii consist Of y hours
5teEming down the channel. A New York pilot
The day Of sailing Is no; intended to be later
than the sd and probably will be earlier Il Is
desired that ID = vessel shall be In New York In
time for the 4th Of July.
INDIA AND CHINA.
An extra Bombay Times has the following
G9IIT, Nay I2th-An answer 70 the French
and British governments was received on the Sth.
4he Chinese government positively rejects their
The Government Of japan Affects great alarm
for me satoty Of the foreign legations
Cen. isi 81 Hope Grant is expected at Hong Kong
Nothing was known Of the preparations made
by the japanese
In the House Of Lords, Lord BrouFhan cbarne. |
tariEed the Ombaruneut Of Palermo - ahe ,,,st
ntroeiouu aet ever perpetrated.
In the CommonSs hgssel said government had /
coniointly, IN capturing HleEerl.
The Ascott racs vas won by Rupee,
Ths Royal Stand Plate was won By Horror nftor !
an excited contest.
a letter from Genoa, dated June Sd, says:
An expedition leaves Genoa this evening for Sicily
% aid the in1urgents Il consists Of steamer la
dan with arms and ammunition, and 800 picked men
an Italians and old 1oldierB The uame Of tie CONF
mander Of the eEpedition Il unknown.
NIEEllA, june ath--Lhe Austrian fOverumsnt.
with view Of recognizing the representstion gVB-
TEN u the provinces s about extending the author
itY Of the central congregation in Fenifia,
RolfE, june f.-baron Barbine has bean appointed /
Minister Of Commerce, in place Of Amief-