Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-06-11
Arrival of the Steamship Asia !

The steamship Asia, from Liverpool, 10th ult,
arrived this morning.
IThe Borrussia arrived at Southampton on the
27th. and the Ariel on the 2sth. Both left New
York on the 18th
There is little news of interest The House Of
Commons re assembled on Friday. Lord John
Russell condemned brilliant speech which Dis
raeli had been making 10 his constituents during
the recess, in which be cast imputations on the
late government, aud said the country was within
few hours war when the present Ministry took
office.
D'Israeli defended his position.
The Government it is stated, has proposed to
build pier at Hollingshead for the landing of
mails and passengers from Transatlantic steam
ers-
The Telegraph feet was expected to sail on the
experimental trip the day the Asia left
The Paris Conference has held its second meet
ing. resolution has been adopted declaring the
object Of the conference 10 settle the question
Of the PrineiPalities.
Rumors Of an intended demonstration by French
war steamers against Morocco.
Duke Dealameda is spoken Of TO succeed Con>
cha at Cuba.
The Monienegrian boundary question was to
be settled by special commissioners at COnstanti-
nople. The Turks we're landing large force at
Hagusa-
Other Continental news unimpOrtaHt. Nothing
later from India.
The returns Of the Bank Of England for the
week show an increase of fIs5,S22 in the specie
reserve.
The Ericsson arrived at Bremen the 25th.
II was stated that the conference between the
Lords and Commons has ended in the former
agreeing in the principles Of the rights Of the
Jews TO seats in Parliament, aad the result will
be that Baron ROthsehild will take his seat in the
FD,vcy -pie-rs ,b, ,-;c,;r, Of the reesnt nur-
dc rous duel, wss in 4 dying state Ru1is, the
confederate Of 0rsini. had been sent to Cayenne.
Letters from Algiers announce that in eOnse-
auenee Of the appointment. Of Prince Napoleon as
Governor General Of that colony. the entire body
Of The high military Admiralty propose to return
to France with Marshal Random
The opposition to the project to sell the hospi>
tai and other charitable property Is SO great, that
the government will revoke the measure.
BELGIUN.-A bill has been presented to the
chambers authorizing a loan Of 600 francs
for public works, Of which S25,0OO,O0O are for the
city and fortress cf AntEerp-
China newspaper accounts assert that Lord FL
gin bad declared himself ready to employ force
10 penetrate Pekin. The Journals express hopes
that Teensting would be easily taken. The de-
mand for gun boats for river service had been
made. The Chinese authorities continued to tor
tgre all persons suspected Of being favorable TO
the allied powers
LONDON. Saturday Moming-Funds generally
dull and inactive, closing fraction lower Than the
days quotations
Money plenty at IA discount for specie.
The overland China and India mails have ar
rived
The India correspondent of tie London Times at
Cawnpore writes despondingly OF the war pros
pects be says that the revolt has deeper roofs than
has been imagined and that the want Of troops has
been greatly felt.
Gent Jones had crossed the Gsnges and eommen-
ced the Rpbilcund campaign.
The COmmander-in-Chief wO1ld reach his head
quarters, near Cawnpore, about the third OF
April
The Hukaru Of Calcutta speaks Of news Of the
rebellion on every side; with three armies in the
field against Us, while the Englishmau and other
journals show that no decisive blow has been
struck, and that The rebels have been dispersed all
over ihe country.
The Calcutta correspondent of the Times says
that the plan OF the rebels is to press for Central
India and Bombay. Meanwhile they are swarming
into the Doab and in the districts Of Fuftehegur,
SeTab and SinpOre. The officers were hardly
pressed.
There is q guerilla war going on.
Eight regiments Of armed police are being raised
in Bengal.
There had been only two inches Of rain in Ben
gal six months and crops are suffering, fam
inc is anticipated.
The Dude proclamation has not been withdrawn
or softeDed, but Mr.. Montgomery has received
carte blanche TO zeal with Eackcase he chooses
He is compounding with the aristOcracy and land
holders.
China dates from HOnakong April 18th says =
diplomatic relations have taken an unfavOrable |
turn 1t is understood replies have been received
By the foreign ambassadors TO their communication
to the Emperor at Pekin. The Emperor proposes |
to discuss the question.
LIVERPOOL. MARKETS -BreadstuGs-The kangaroo /
Ne Ness Gs' Resfsn ssaco Co Tspoii he srEsi ssfol-
Four-A further decline Of Cd yybbl and great difficulty
n sfaeilns saes Of American; western Zsde-ls6d' P;i
Wheli-n "a demand a reiucsd euotaons red ssIO5;
aEstern eslassCds southern white 7sSlls3i
lndin ConLI-tls inquiry at 3s5lssd for yellow 3ss
CStoa-The Froksrs Circular reports that The ayiees
1iih The o sSrvsnee Of wGii-SuudsT odsy bad caused
tues IN the arket md general decline run pce ior
q Isd out the lover qualities f5T which demand
n1is nominal A ald IN av0r q buyers 81 Is or
.sss-GqIi nd holdsEs odsria frssl' a. low rates.
Bac0n- QCist but holders frm
Chees--Duil and 7 tier easier-
LsrdRather lgeI gnier arrivals ehoee selling a s's
,zmifis To- No buyers or BuiehsTs' Assosiaioa
A.hss-SaIes to day at $40.
sugus-lnaeiiEe and sons dsscriPtiols 6dgis lower
fssoMssh desiesssd and ID lover on common AID i5a
d On beksh leaf Consou some dsscrPHs Of Green are
LONDON MaEKETs-SIszsrs Bllins Bros report as fol-
l1Ws:
Coln-Ma-ket without Improvement, demand moderate.
Ir5s-ou'es; wslsh bars and rais s3ssdss4s.
Sugu-Dull ani d7ls lower
Tea teammates a. slldq1fd
Cof--Sesdyi fulIfsies good bui ouer descriptions
iifEculfo Of sale
Lari-Nominal at g.
LONDON MONEY MAEKET-The discount market re-
named without TIE sshiesi alteration ths stock E1-
change
Loans good securities freely oered Al = cert
he funds bad been qule steady The market was rather
saker the 2h, cl0sirg a. s ss75 for 10h money and
lccou1f
The Bank Of Englanl returns shsw an increase the
i1ecie ressfve Of E1s541