, 1860-06-15
BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.>
THH ISsURnECTl0N. In SICILY:
Caribaldi'S Occupation 8f:Pale1mo


HA1IFAx, June 1s.-The EiaRa1s arrived here
at halfpAs seven this .nvepiog. She has Is
passengers for B'ston, At which port she will
be due eariy Friday morning.
The reports Of Ga.ibsldi's SUCCESSES are con.
hrned. lie attacked Palermo from the s,uth
side at 4 O'Clock on the morning OF the 27lh.
and penetrated to Tie center pf the city, Dag in
ration, and during M active bombardment By
sea and land. The royal troops reireated to
the palace and III other public buildings. Hos
tilities were renewed and the royal palace was
taken BY the people and in The evening burnt
down. Loss in killed and wounded very con-
siderable. Other towns IN Siely had risen.
The bombardment still continued On the 31st.
Hwas said the Government Was dellberating
on the proposition to order its diaconttnuapce.
The troops were concentrated in the Castle, On
which Garibalai commenced an attack at noon,
tie asta. The English Admiral had offered
protection to Amsr1c4 N citizens at Palermo:
there Was great agitation in this Court and
their res,gnatious on the 29th. IL liberal Cabs
net was expected to be formed. -,-:, =
Garlbaldi was alrea' ; carrying out important
administration .reforms at all places in his
power. ..,,
Important papers relative to China we're sub
nitted. giving tull particulars of the utslmatnna
1ud tne. Nnlnb?e IeptJ' AAe s!itr"a' o1I w
ulanded ampfe apology for tbs :P.lho affair,
the restoration Of this guns ard ships lost on
that occasion, 1.-The ratification without delay, OF
the Tien Sin treaty at Pekip, and an indemnity
1T 1000, 900 reals for military expenses through
the Cunton eH4ir.
The Chinese reply refuses an apology for The
Peiho matter, declines to allo~ m ambassador
tn 70 to p kin. refuses to restore the guns and
| sh1Ds or con slider the pay ment Of IN inderlni
ty, and refers Mr. Bruce to the regulations car
ried out at the reception OF the American Mis-,
s1on. These papers dispel a'l hope OF an ami-
cable settl ment.
the Russian proposition relative to the Chris
tians in Turkey, and said Austria. Prussia and
herself khuud institute an inquiry - to tht
state Of tie Christmas, which proposition The
SULTAN was acting upon France sided Will
Russia.
Tue formal presentation Of the belts to Say
ers and Hsenan, touk place at the Alhambrs
Place, London, on tue sou. hr. Downing. {, g
mentary, Geo. Wilkes did the same 10 Sayers
| Each declared all an,nosf1ies buried.
FnAxcE-The Paris A0nftfur publishes al
article asserting the most peaceiul intention:
| on the purt OF tue Emperor. The Londoa 1sn't
ridiculcs the article, and asserts that IT. teles
itself.
| 3llUEf I3I0u1E - udpA4&GB A1<sC ~ t.AA A-HA
peror, was very i'll, aud there Was little hope
his recryerv. .
The Emperor and Empress had gone 10 NEE
| the Empress Of Russia.
1t is reported that the French troops in CHI
na will visit Madagascar and establish soils
occupation Of the principal points on the Is
land.
Aus1R1A.-The enlarged Council Of the ans
triah empire had held its first sitting Ih
Hungarian rep escntatives proclaimed the 10y
a:ty of The Hungarian people.
| The Austrian Amy ID ltslF Is to ba concen
| trated in tie frontiers Of the Quadrilateral-
TuRKBY-I. was reasserted that the Kussla'
troops were concentrating on the frontiers
Turkey.
The Government had commenced official In
quiry into the complaints or the Chr1st1ans.
LATEST VIA. QUKKSs1owS.
NArIEs-Tne New York Post's Paris CORES
pondent te1egraphs that the news Of the caE
ture Of P-lcln,n has made deep impression. 0
the people Of Naples. Nevertheless all remain
quiet in that capital. and on the main land.
Ths Tsm.s contAins the following dispatch
"a telegram from Naples Of the 31st u!t., NJ
noupces that the bombardment Of Palermo va
| still continued