Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-07-17
LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.

FURTHER By THE CANADA
NEW YoRK, July l6.
GREAT BRITA1N-On the 3Oth the Lords were
not in session and the Commons were engaged in
debating the marriage laws
On the / st In the Lords the question Of the ad-
mission of Jews into Parliament ives taken up.
Lord Derby receded from his opposition 10 the
measure. He believed it was - maintain inviOlate
the principles for which their Lordships had 50
long contended without bringing themselves into
collision with the House OF Commons; therefore he
felt it the duty Of the House to consider whether
there was any possibility Of satisfactorily settling
all differences. He believed that the suggestion Of
Lord Lucan, that the Commons should be allowed
to dispense by resolution with the WoEds-"On the
faith OF christian" When member Of the Jew
ish persuasion applied to take his seat afforded the
only solution Of the difficulty, and therefore, with
great regret, be was prepared 10 accept the
measure.
Lord Lyndhurst eonsentedto postpone his bin
and Lord Lucan, in moving the ID reading Of his
measure, explained that il gave the House Of Com
mons the power of omitting the words-"on the
true faith Of christian" by resolution, but requir
ed that any member Of the Jewish persnaion sholld
present himself in the lst instance at the table Of
the House and state his objections to the oath in
the form 10 which it now stood.
After some debate the ID reading was carried By
l43 TO 81.
In the Commons on the ID, attention was called
10 the Lu1t Tue EGLlNl4u GNNcElutuA 1GAA-
ing guauo to the Americans atloWer prices than 10
the English Government It was replied that Peru
had promised to reduce
LoSpoN, Saturday July 3d.-The Times City
article reports that the funds opened yesterday at
further decline of ls but subsequently slightly
covered. There was a very active demand in the
discount market, and full rates were demanded
report was circulated that the laying OF the
Atlantic Gable was nearly completed and shares
advanced from f5O0 TO a nominal quotation Of
f6OO.
hs reported that another Of the failures in Rio
JaneirO, is that Of Ashley, Wilson Co., for fl5o,
600.
FRINcE-The Paris correspondent Of the Daily
News says that the affair Of Montenegro and the
ticklish state Of diplomatic relations between
France and Turkey and Austria, are considered
very serious That France has sent an ulfimatnm
to Turkey, and if satisfactory answer should not
be returned al once ships i'll be sent 10 the
Adriatic.
The Moniteur publishes q decree reappoining
II DemOrary President Of the corps legislative. A
special session Of the Legislature anticipated.
The MOniteur contains decree which continues
the law OF June 1858. forbdding COrsicans TO car
~ arms till June 1868.
Several districts in France were suffering severe
ly from great want Of water.
In Paris water was being used very sparingly by
the lower classes
The Patrie saws that Russian frigate has Joined
the French squadron in the Adriatic aud been
placed under the order OF the French Admiral
This news had created 8 sensation AZ Vienna
SPAIS-A telegraph despatch gives the follow
ing as the new appointments IN Spain: Ministers Of
Foreign Afairs and War. 0'Donnell; Minister OF
Justice Magnetic; Minister Of Finance, Salayerrs;
Minister Of the Interior, Daherra Minister OF Ma
rine, Noedda.
Madrid dispatch says that Gen. Conchas has
complained to the Government Of the insults Of the
English in reference to the slave trade question.
The Madrid journals say that the Government in
tends TO call England for an explanation Of the
gEatuitous insults TO which Spain has been ex-
\ posed 10 the debates Of Lords by Earl Malmsbnry
and Others.
IrAL1-The Tribunal Of Appeal at Naples has
declared the recently liberated steamer Cagliari q
good and lawful prize.
A contract for loan Of "a, ,OOO, 600 francs was
taken by the Rotbschids Of Paris and the Com.
mercial Bank OF Turin
Sanguinary conflicts were almost Of daily OCCUR
renee between the French and Roman soldiers.
PRUssIA.-A serious dispute has taken place
between Prussia and Austria in regard to the gar.
rison at Radstadt The cause OF the fight was said
TO be that instead Of moderate contingent By
Austria TO replace the Russian soldiers, she sent
j q larger force, thereby says the Berlin paperi
attempting 10 diminish the influence OF Prussia.
| RUssIA.-The newspaper controversy which this
difficulty has excited, RACES ercely on both sides
Ii said that l62 900 soldiers would assemble il
the camp Of PoWonsk, near Warsaw, at the end o
August, for inspection By the Car
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