Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-09-30
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FOREIGN NEWS.
NEW YoRK. Sept. %.


The steamer Arabia, from Liverpool at 3
p. NJ, Of the 18th, arrived at 5 o'clock The Alps
from y. Y. arrived at Liverpool on the morning
Of the 7th. The Ariel from " Y. arrived at South
ampton on the night Of the 18th. The Canada,
from Boston, via Halifax, was of Liverpool on the
18th. and would arrive at p NJ The S Ham.
monia, which left Hamburgh the 18th for North
ampton and N Y, exploded her magazine on the
frstday out and put hack to Hamburg. Five pas
sengers were wounded. She had 293 passengers on
board and would sail again on the 18th
GREAT BRITAIN.-The Times publishes a long
letter from correspondent at Yalentia in regard
to the difficulty on the Atlantic Cable The review
is rather discOunging one, but it is nevertheless
stated that Mr.. Henley, who has been for some
days making experiments on the cable is sangnine
Of making the line again serviceable by the Of
his powerful magnetic electric machines, which
are now on their way from London. Mr.. Lundy,
one Of the assistants. has come TO Newfoundland
to ascertain the condition Of the wire at Trinity
Bay, and TO arrange day on which certain well
known code Of signals are TO be sent at concerted
times from both ends and to endeavOr thus to re-
estabi ish ineligible communication The Times
Of the 18th the shares had declined to between
f42O aud ff5O
Mr. Whitehouse, the late electrician Of the Com
pany, writes another letter TO the Times on the
subject OF his dismissal, in which he charges the
managers with incompetency. and demands fall
nvestigatiOn By the shareholders Of the grounds
on which he was dismissed.
On the 18th the shares fell to f32Olf36O-
Mr.. J. W. Brett claims the OrginatiOn OF the At
lautic Telegraph project in lS45.
The acceptanees of Messrs. Ascoli, Hartwig < Co.
Of Manchester had been dishonored.
VIM. Leir, the principal editor Of the London
News, is dead.
The Doncaster st. Leger was won by Mr. Nor
ris' Sunbeam. Lord Derby's horse Fox Oph4lite
coming in fourth.
FRANcE.-It was rumOred that Marshal Canrob-
ert W as TO marry the baehess Of sotomer.
Prince NapOeOn's journey to Algeria was post
poned with view to the prior settlement Of all
the questions pending in relation TO the OrganiZa-
ton of that country.
A treaty issaid to have been made with the King
of Corea-a yassal Of China, for the establishment
Of French Commercial settlement there.
The attack upon the Emperor Of Ara had been
ordered be having refused to yield to the demands
of France.
The Paris BOurse was buoyant
ThYees closed at 72f 95 centimes
1TALE.-The cession Of the port Of villa France
to Russia merely conveys privileges similar to those
engaged by America at Spezzia, viz "a Depot for
Coal, naval stores, and repairing station.
SPAIN The chamber Of Deputies has been dis
solved and the new house convOked TO meet on the
lst OF December.
Some disturbances took place at Periba on the
occasion Of religious fete, and the Espana as
cribes them to Protestant agents.
PGUssIA.-It was reported at Berlin that the
chambers would be cOnvOked in few days and
the regency Of the Prince Of Prussia declined.
That done there would be a dissolution and
general elections. There was no hope Of the kings
restoration 20 health.
RUssIA-A St. PeteIsburgh letter SAYS 3 fnan-
eia plan has been submitted to the Emperor, des-
tined TO furnish the capital for the emancipation Of
serfs; according to it Bank Of issue would be es-
tablished with capital equal 10 the indemnity TO
| be paid TO the proprietOrs The notes ultimately
q, ko withdrawn froun circulation If
sinking fund. There is every chance Of its adop-
ton though with some modification
The grain crops in the Russian territory Of the
Black Sea had been destroyed by lOeusts and hot
winds.
The Emperor wishes the Grand Duke Michael to
become Governor of Poland in room Of Prince
GortschakOf, who desires TO retire.
TURKRE-The excitement among the Mussel-
men was daily increasing. The sum spent in the
purchase Of weapons is said TO be enormous
An insurrectiOn in Persia had been suppressed.
/ ESYPT.-A case Of the Plague said 20 have Oc-
CURED at Alexandra. although some physicians
denied that it was that disease.
1t is said that the Pasha had, by his energy, in
timidated the fanatical Musselmen.
Several Uemas had been banished and several
Pasbas sent to the galleys for peculation-
| INDIA AND CHINA.-Ihe mails had reached Lon
don, but the full details add nothing Of importance
10 the telegraphic dispatches.
The ST. Petersburgh journal Of Sept 10th an
nounce what they call decisive defeat Of Sehamy
/ in the Caucasus According 10 them on the "a
ult large detachment Of his forces attacked a
Russian column Whereapon SchAmyl resolved TO
make diversion in the movement He encOun-
tered a Russian column. The Russian General
maneuvred in such a way as 70 entiee him Tor
ward and then dividing his force into two columns
he attacked him right and left, and at last routed
him. capturing besides 81 horses, 424 mnskets, ~
swords AS pistols and IA tents, one Of the attei
Schamyls own. Il was on the llth nlt taAt thi
engagement took place, and it IS said that me Rus
sian loss was only Il killed and l6Wo7nded.