New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-21
Adjourned.
Arrival of the United Kingdom.

FA1BEh PoIEI, Wednesday, june 20 1860.
The steamship Un,eo Kingdom, fr ru Glasgow 9th
il s,aui passed this point at $3.50 "A. to-day, bounj
10 Quebec.
GENOA June s.-News from Sicily states that
captulaioD had b. Gu concluded between Garbald and
Lama. The conditions are moi known.
pARrs, S,h,- TIL King Of Nall has Invoked the
intervention of tie five great Powers gds'attee e
Integrity of bis dominiops. H. more particularly
ca med tie MT daiion of tie Fretch Emperor for the
fabrication Of Sicily, and promised to proclaim imme
stately the Constitution of 1852 He also requests the
great Powers 10 employ their aut' ory and influence
10 pr vent Piedmont from fivoril instruction the
lie main land OF n 4ples. ,.. ..-
R-gardiIg collective actor of the great Powers,
EHgphd was The first TO answer. She d' not intend
10 lite lere III the conflict except l. possible TO stop
Tie illusion of blood without siding with either party.
The otLer Powers Subsequently gave similar re-
ply. Napols on who was at Lyons when the demand
was received, replied immediately that mediation only
Was possible letween the two powers, and unless 1t
officially recognized tie Sican revelation, Power
could mediate between tie and the King Of
Naples. ..
LoIdJohn Russell, however, promised to recommend
PieGmt hot to fomeu disturbances in the peniusular
pa .s--sons Of tie King of Naples.
Except Austria who has no diplomatic relations
lib III, dmon the other Great Powers will act SINH
laIl,.
Tie Bourse is very dull. v,I..
PARIS. Thursday The conditions of the armstice
prop, 81 by Lama a1e First, the ret. non Of their
respective positions by both parties; second liberty
10 attend the wounded and them on board tie
feet; third Permission to supply provisions to the
hospital for the poor; fourth tat the Municipality
slouh address petition to the Royal Commissioner,
for the concession of such reforms as were deemed
necessary for the country The first three points were
consen ed 10 by Garihadi, but the fourth was rejected
TeIemptorily aud the conference was broken of.
Nevertheless hostiIies did not recommence the fol-
lowing day, and the armistce was still under dis
cnssion.
LoxDoY, Friday.-The London Times publishes
full details Of Gaibsld proceedings, and says the
present. month will end the Bourbon rule ia Sicily.
The dav of sailing Of the Great Easteru will not be
published til af Fl the trial trip of Sa urday The pad
dies were tried oh Monday last snd the paddles and
ec,ew together on Tuesday, and the I'M OF Saturday
will consist Of twelve hours sieaming down the Chan
mel. The Neu York pilot is On board The day OF
sailing ia not iutend to be laer han the 23d aud will
probably be earlier as desred the vessel should be
IL New-York in time for the Fourth of July.
In the House # Lords Mr.. Brougham characterized
the bombarcInent Of Palermo the moet atrocous act
ever perTetrated.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell said
the Government prop sed that the United States aud
England SHOULD act conformity in capturing savers.
Al the Ascot aces the cup won by Rupee The
royal stand Of late won by Horror, atter an
exiting contest.
ly,rer from 6, noa, dated Jnne B. says an expedi-
ton leaves Genoa THIS evening for Sicily 10 aid the in-
suieents. II cOnsi Is If steamer laden with arms
and ammunition and 500 picked men-a Italians and
old men. Tire name of The commander is unknown.
VITYHA, 9Th The Austrian Government, with a
view of recognizing tie representative system ia the
provinces about extending the authority Of the Cen
trsl Congrt cation in Vene'ia.
RoME, m Baron iardni has been appointed Min
liter of Commerce in pace Of amici.