Daily national Democrat., 1860-07-10
Eastern News.

The Overland Mail with dates from St
Louis to June 18th, arrived at Vis.lio Sun
day afternoon. We take the following news
from a dispatch to the Union.
In the Senate on June l6th, the question
was taken on Mr. Gurley's bill, providing for
Government printing office, and it was
agreed to. Ayes 80, noes H.
In the House on the same day, the Senate
resolution to adjourn to June 25th, was
adopted-l2S against So.
Mr.. Train made report from the Covode
Committee, signed by Messrs Covode, Oden
and Train
1t sets forth some of the embarrassments
with which the Committee met.
In regard to the Lecompton Constitution.
they say the whole country will pass with
astonishment over the shameless records
MIR. Train moved that 5000 copies of the
report be printed. Re.erred to the Printing
Committee
MI Wilson was privileged to make mi
noriiy report on Monday morning, June IS,
he not having time to prepare one, as the tes-
timony was not closed till Thursday June
l4th.
In the Kentucky election case, the MAORI
ty of the Committee reported in favor of Mr.
Anderson retaining the seat over Mr. Crisman
The baltimore Convention.
BALTIMORE June le.-The city is rapidlv
nilng up Ihe Douglas and anti Douglas
feeling has intensified in opposition since The
Onarieston Convention. The Douglus men
caieulate on an increased vote for him.
A notice posted at the polls stating tbot
delegaIlons desiring admission to the 6alI Of
We convention will apply to Caleb CUSHING
TO morrow, renders it absolutely certain thai
cushing has desired to take the power of is
sung cards into his own hands, and will give
admission to the seeding delegations
kumor points to Caleb Cushing as the nom-
NEE Tor the South for President with JEFF
paws Tor Vice President, on the ground that
the nomination for the Presidency is inmate.
rial, out that the Vice President is important
IN the event Of the election going to the
Senate.
The Convention will meet at ten o'clock
Monday morning June 18th.
NEW DIRK, June l6.-The slave brio Fol
mouth, previously reported captured by the
United States sloop-of-war Portsmouth. off
Porto Prayo, arrived here to day, in charge
of Lieutenant Abbott.
John Blunt, the well known lawyer, died
thls morning, aged sixty five
NEW YORK, June l7.-The steamer Har-
monia, arrived to day, bringing London pa
pers of June 4th
Advlces from Sicily announce that the Ne
apohtan army had capitulated to Garibaldi
The articles (signed on board the English war
steelner Hannibal, between General Laza and
GariUaldi and the Revolutionary Committee |
stipulate that the Neapotan army. 25.OO0 |
strong, should quit Palermo with ali the hon !
ors of war and embark with their arms and |
materials on board the Neapolitan SQUAD |
ron. The evacuation was to commence June |
4th.
A terrible and desperate fight, in which
many women participated, had occurred bre. |
violsly at the Strads di Toledo between Car |
ibnldi and the Neapolitans which resulted in
the repulsing of the latter, and the immediate
commencement of bombardment from the
Neapolitan squadron.
The above news reached Paris June 2d |
and was fully confirmed 10y other dispatches
received the next day.
The London Times says Garibaldi is now
master of the island.
The Emperor and Empress of France have
had an interview at Lyons with the Dowager
Empress of Russia
The health of Prince Jerome Is imnrovinr
FARTHER POINT. June 1.-The Bohemian
frtm Liverpool, June 9th, and Londonderry
the 7th, passed here this evening
The delay of the Great Eastern is confirm |
ed
Later Sicilian dispatches Indicate that the |
statement is to the effect that the eapitulation
is only partly correct
a dispatch from Naples, of June Sd, states
that the King has refused the conditions of |
the clpi,ulation, and hostilities recommended
at noon.
a dispatch from Turin announces a renew
al of the bombardment
Palermo was barricaded, and part Of the
Royal troops surrounded the insurgents.
a Neapolitan General has gone over to the
insurgents.
a later telegram from Palermo, on the eve
OF June Sd, prunounces the hombArdment not
renewed and that the armistce continues
Garibaldi continues master of the town, but
theforts were occupied 10y the Neapolitans.
The capituation was not carried out
Later news from the French squadron say
the armistice is to last until June 9TH. Carl
baldi was forced to grant an arnistice for the
want of ammunition.
1t i, stated that Signor Casafa in note
demanded guarantee for the territory of
Sicily, and called for the intervention of the
maritime powers. Piedmo protested against
any intervention, and it is reported that an
application to Napoleon received an immedi
ate negative.
Many officers of the Sandman army oh
tanned discharges to join Garibaldi.
NAPLES, jane "a dispatch Of the 81 says
that 4,500 insurgents having several pieces
of cannon attacked Colauli on the lst and
were repulsed