Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-10-27
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEw YoRK, Oct. 20.

The Royal Mail Steamship Persia. from Liver
pool at 1 F. NJ. Ofthe 10th. and the Eigo from the
same port on the 18th, arrived this morning.
Aprospectus bad been issued for the formation
Of a company for the Galway Line, with capital
of 5O0,OO0 pounds sterling. in ten pound shares
The race for the Cesarwitch Handicap was won
by Rocket" by I head The American mare
'Prioress" and the Brewer" running dead heat
for second place. The flctthat "PriOress" had for
q second time run dead heat for this race, though
this time for the second place only. was the most
remarkable incident connected with the Cesar
witch
At regular meeting Of the Iron Masters at Biz
mingham, a greatly improved tone was observable,
buyers were numerous and prices were firmly main
tained, while the principal manufacturers were re-
luctant to enter iOtO contracts for delivery at dis
tant daies.
The officers and crew Of the i'll lated Austria had
published letter claiming that they did all that
was possible for them to do under the circum-
stances, and that the Captain did the same,
FRANCE.-The mediation Of a friendly power
has been accepted by France and Portugal in the
dispute between them. II was suggested that the
Portuguese Government should order the Charles
Georges to ge given up On condition that the French
ships Of war should previously withdraw from the
Tagus, and return TO France not % let il ap-
pear that the surrender was made under the men
ace Of their guns.
The decree permitting the importation Of foreign
iron into France was about TO be renewed with
certain notifications
The Duke de Malakof was married to Madam
Paniega, in the Imperial Chapel at St Cloud on
on the 18th.
The monthly statement of the Bank Of France
shows a decrease OF bullion OF l,I7O,O 900 pounds
The discounts had increased 1880 pounds
--latest accounts IRON Paris say that no doubt was
entertained Of pacific solution Of the difficulty
with Portugal.
AUsTEIA-A panic was prevailing on Change
at Vienna caused by the fears Of the spectators at
the approaching resumption Of cash payment by
the bank.
Tho Cologne Gazette says that Austria will de
mand explanations from the Pope respecting the
augmentation OF the French forces at Rome.
POETUGAL--The free importation Of breadstuhs
Is permitted until the end of May, 1859.
The Nice-COHsols OF Spain and France at Tetuan,
/ Morocco, have been assassinated. No particulars
are given. Energetic measures 10 obtain sltisiac-
] ton were expected.
Paris Telegram says the two ships of war lately
sent TO Lisbon, would proceed To Tetuan 10 ayenge
| the massacre.
TUREEY.-The Turks in Candia bad again made
such a display that it was feared the massacre oi
the Christians was intended. Great excitement
| prevailed.
Two additional battalions Of troops were to be
| sent 10 The Island.
Reports are revived that the Port has refused tC
eede the Island of Perrin to England.
lNDIy.-The Bombay mail Of the path Of Sept
/
The dsarmed troops at MoOtam mutinied OF
the 2lst Of August and their almost total eXtermi
nation was the consequence.
The fugitive rebels from Potzee were defeated
| with great slaughter on the 5lh Of Sept.
-Four emiSsaries OF Nena Slhib had been captur
ed Al GWalior endeavOring to corrupt the natiy,
troops, who informed their officers Of them.
! The culprits were executed.
The Gwalior Fugitives after occupying the tow
Of Patun, and seizing a large amount Of treasure
and forty guns were again defeated in the field OIL
the lst Of sept, and dispersed in all directions.
The British captured 80 guns. private tele
gram says that renewed alarm had arisen az Cal
cutta 50 that the troops were kept under arms
1900 insurgents were said to be IN the Province
Calcutta, but avoiding engagement. The story i
| pronounced 4 fabrication
Il was rumOIed at Canton that one Of the Com
mssiOneTs who met the Ambassadors in the north
and who bears the character for Cancellation, has
been appointed VicerOy Of the Canton Province
The town Of NamtOn was spared by the British
though the forts We're destroyed. The report tha
the palace was sacked was entirely unfounded.