Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-06-15
TELEGRAPHlC.
Ye.terdaY Afernoon's Report.
FURTHER FORRIGN NEWS.
HAtiFAx, June IS

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HALIFAX, June IS.
The Niagara arrived here at halfpast this
evening She has rs passengers for Boston, Al
which port she will be due early Friday morn
ing ,..,..s.,,os
He attacked Palermo from the south side at four
O'Clock on the morning Of the 27th, and penetra
ted 70 the center Of the city flag in hand, aiter
desperate combat Of six hours duration, ana dur
Ing an active bombardment by sea and land
The Royal troops retreated 70 the palace and
ether pnhlic buildings Hostilities were renewed
and the Royal palace was taken BY the people
and IN the evening burnt down. Loss in killed
and wounded very cQnsldernhle
Other towns IN Sicily had risen.
The hcmbsrdment still continuedo on the Slst
Itwas said the Government was deiiberatlng on
the proposition 70 order lie discqntiRganee,
The troops were concentrated In the castle on
which Garibaldi commenced an attack az noon
the 23th
ne English Admiral had offered protection to
American citizens st Palermo.
There sras a great agitation In the Court and
Ministry af Naples The Ministers rendered their
designations on the 18th. A liberal cabinet was
expected 10 be formed.
Gsri6sldi was already carrying out important
administrative reforms at all places In his power
oRRAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had re-assembled Important pa
pers relative 70 China were submitted giving full
particulars Of the ulfimatum and the Chinese re
plY The ultimhtum demanded ample apology
and shlps lost on that occasion; the ratification
without delay, Of the Tien Sin treaty at tekin,
and an indemnity Of Z 900 900 teals for military
expenses through the Canton affair
The Chinese reply refuses an apology for the
Peiho matter declines 70 allow an ambassador
70 20 20 Pekin, naming Pietang as the place OF
PefiR refuses to restore the guns, or ships, or
consider the payment Of an indemnity; II also
refers to the regulations carried out at the recep
tionof the American Minister.
These paper dispel all hope Of an amieshle
Lord John Russell explained the nature Of the
Russian proposition relative TO the Christians In
Turkey and said that Austria, Prussia and Eng
land dllsented, and proposed that Turkey herself
should institute an inquiry a. TO the state Of the
Christian, which proposition the Sultan was act
rsnce sided WITH Russia
Lord Heydesburgh Is dead.
The formal presentation Of the Belts 70 Sayers
and Heeaan took place at the Alhambra palace
~. Bowling. Of Bells Life, presented the lat
ter v-ifh a complimentary. Geo, Wilkes did the
sane % sayers, Each declared all annimosities
buried. ,,,-,,
tiole asserting the most peaceful intention on
the part Of England.
serts that Il bellies itself
Prince jerome Bonaparte, uncle Of the I'm,
peror was very III, and there was little hope OF
ne Emperor and Empress had gone 70 Lyons
II 6 reported that the Frence troops in China
will afterwards visit Madagascar and establish a
solid occupation Of the principal points on island.
The Bourse was dull but prices better, oSi'-
kugrR1A.-Tne enlarged council Of the Austrian
Empire had held its first sitting.
The Hungarian representatives. proclaimed the 10y
atty Of the Hungarian people.
me Austrian army in Italy Is to be concentrated
in the foFtresses Of the Quadrilateral.
II re-agserted that the Russian troops were con-
ceutrsting in the trontieTs q TURKEY. ..., =,
Eaprigan Mohammed Pasha has been appointed
grand Wear, vice Mohammed Resched Pasha.
ne Government had commenced oihcial inquiry
into the complaints Of the Christians.
TIT7IF, May Sl.-The following details OF Gar1bal-
dis attack on Palermo have been received trom re-
~ O'clock on the morning Of the 9th he attacked
Palermo on the south side.
N desperats combat ensued which lasted six hours,
The people made themselves masters Of al parts OF
the city On the south Of the strado 10 Iole1o 4,
A terrible bomhardment was opened by sea ana
land Notwithstanding which the people continued to
fhs troops retired within the Royal Palace Custom
HoSities we're suspended from ten to twelve when
the struggle re-commenced with greater des peTaton
TIE Royal Palace was taken BY the people ana IN
theevening burnt down. ,-,-,,...
Were everywhere shouting, "ltaly toreverI' flctof
lmanuel forever ]"
Pans, Nay 3lst.-A telegram this morning from
Naples confirms the news OF the entrance OF Garloai-
Gerib1ld5, al the head Of the volunteers, entered
anq in hand into the centre Of the city duflng Lhe
bomh9rdment, and established bus head uaEttS5Ls.
The loss in killed and wounded Is conaidefaDie.
The American. n.citisens at Harssla had gone aboard
NE British admiral, Munday, had offered the pro-
lection Of English ships TO all Amarioans at Paler-
mo.